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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-09
peg- A SUPERIOR REMEDy.-Ws

Bay A SUPERIOR REMEDy.-We
conscientiousy recommend to those suffering from
distressing cough Dr. stcklshds Mellinuous Cough Bal
1t gives relief almost instantaneous and is witha
MellAuous Cough Basam is ofhe best preparations
in USE and is all that Its proprietor claims for It, We
have tried it during the past week. and found recffrom
most distressing cough 1t prepared by DR.. strick
land No. 1850 Sycamore street, Cincinnati D., and for sale
by Druggists. noy6--0m
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esifThe material contained in the box
which exploded on Sunday with such
disasterous effectsatthe Wyoming Hotel,
in Greenwich street, N. Y, is believed to
have been the newly discovered explo-
sive compound of Mr.. Nobel, of Ham
burg, Germany, composed principally
Of glycerine and nitric acid.
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n.y. To CoNsuMprIyEs.-The adver-

DsS" To CONsUMPTlvEs.-T adver-
tser having been restored to health in few weeks by
a very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumption-is anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure
To all who desire it, he will send acopy of the prescr
ton used free of chaI ge with the directions for pre-
pairing and using the same which they will find SURE
CunE CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &C. The
only object Of the advertiser is sending the Prescription
is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information which
he conceves to be invausbe and he hopes eversu
will Try his remedy will cost them nothing and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the IT sscrpton will please address
Rev, EDWARD A. WILSON,
octl4w William sburgh, Kings County, New York
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COUNTERFEIT MONEY MAN
ARRESTED.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ga man
named Osborne, large dealer in coun-
terfeit currency was arrested here yes
terday. The detectives have been watch
ing him for many months.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-09

SCRAP BooK.-The gentleman who
borrowed scrap book from office, ing the
uneral obsequies of Daniel Webster will confer favor
by returning IT, it is much priced by the owner and he
has forgotten to whom il was loaned. If.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-09

81 We have news from England down to
7 the Goth of October. Lord Palmerston's
funeral took place on the 9th, and by
command of the Queen his remains
/. were Inferred In Westminster Abbey.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-09
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 7. Cotton declined
log cents; sales of 1900 bales at 54@55
cents. Flour advanced SOLO cents
sales $500 barrels. Wheat advanced
1@2 cents, sales $4,000 bushels. Corn
advancing. Beef steady. Pork buoy
ant. Lard firm. Whiskey firm at $3.50.
Sugar firm. Coffee quiet. Naval stores
quiet, Gold 147.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-09
WIRES EXECUTION.

WASHINGTON Nov. S.-Gen. Augur,
commanding department of Washing
ton, will carry out the sentence in the
Wirz case. The execution will be pri-
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-09

1.-THE New York bank statement for
the past week shows an increase in
loans Of $3.50, 900; circulation, $3.50, 900 !;
legal tenders, $1,S5O,O0O, decrease in
specie of $50, 900; deposits, $50. 600.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-09

A prize fight between Lawrence Cur
ny, of Norfolk, and Young Duffy, of
Massachusetts,, is to be fought some
where in this region this morning. The
parties to it and their friends left this
port last night in the steamer B. &. J.
Rakar .E.-- .....
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- President Johnson yesterday pardon
ed Mr.. Freeman, the engineer of the
Confederate cruiser Alabama, upon the
recommendation of Captain Winslow,
of the Kearsage. q eis3-s4. ~
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Bsfs" KEROSENE COOKING APPARATUS.
sz5r All the Cooking for Family may be done with
h5~ KEROSENE OIL With less trouble and at less cx-
Ca pense than by any other fuel No dust or ashes no
A5- trouble in buildi is fres aud no waste of fuel
Co Send for Circular nnd Price List.
KEROSENE LAMP HEATER co.
oct12--20t 2O6 Pearl street, N. Y.
J. r. GILLETT, Agent for Norfolk.
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Geltgrapbit Wens,
NORFOLK POST DISPATCHES.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER oUBA

HALIFAX, Nov. 7. The steamship
Cuba, with Liverpool dates to the 2Sth,
via Queenstown, to the 10Th, has ar
rived.
Lord Palmerston was buried in stale
on the Goth ult. The Queens Cabinet
were present. Parliament and the Dr.
plomatic body were largely represented.
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New YORK, Nov. S..-Flour advanced
SOLO cents--sales 5000 barrels. Wheat
advanced cents. Corn advanced l
cent. Beef and pork firm. Cotton de-
clined 2@3 cents-sales 400 bales.
Whiskey firm. Sugar steady. Naval
stores quiet. Gold aga.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-09

Mayhem 4 Brothers, booksellers and StaDoners, are
authorized agents to sell the Norfolk POST and all orders
let with them will be attended to the if left al
the Office Of publication.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-09

Is The Republicans have. carried New
Jersey high and dry. They will have
majority in the Legislature, and will
thus secure the passage of the constitu-
tional amendment removing negro disa-
bilities, and elect United States Sena-
FIR iu a ,.tl-. ,EsFe-z .-.- lt.4t a. T. ~
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-09

THE SWEET SOUTH WIND, breathing
DER beds of yolets is not fragrant than sozoDoNr
And the which 1t exhales communicates itse to
the breath of all who this marvellous dentifrice
White teeth rudy gums, sweet mouth, and the GER
talnty Of enjoying these desrabes in perpetuiy are
among the blessings derived from the Of SozoDONT
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-09

= Newsmen and newsboys desiring papers III please
have their orders at the countngroo the ming pre-
vious bsiore six o'clock. ts.- il ,44,s.4f i-,t
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FORM OF GUARANTY.

The undersigned, -, Of, in the State Of
and -, of in the State of -, hereby
guarantee that in the foregoing hid Of for sup
plies above described he accepted he they will
within ten days after the receipt of the contract at the
post Office named execute tho contract for the sae with
good and sufficient surcties and in the said
shall fail to enter into contract aforesaid, guarantee
make good the difference htwenn the ofer Of the said
and that which may be accepted
Witness. A. b.. Guarantor'
H.. Q. d., Guarantor.
l hereby certify that the above-named - are
known TO men property, and are able to mako
good their guaranty. -tNt
@ H.
To be signed by the United States District Judge
United States District Attorney or Collector.
Noproposals will be considered unless accompanied BY
the above guaranty. l.rtf ...i.i
Newspapers authorized to publish the above will send
the paper containing the first insertion to this Office for
examination.
The bidders place of business manufacturing esiab
!ishment must he especially stated in the proposal.
Proposals to be endorsed the envelope proposals for
supplies for the Matne Corps for 1867 and addressed To-
Major WILLIAM b. SLACK,
oc 23wiw Quarermaster U. s. NJ G.
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~ The mail news ..and contents of our
exchange newspapers will be found on
the first page. Y -
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OFFICIAL.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES
ouARrrRMAsrrR's OFFICE, U. s: NJ. G.,

,u..Jlt SO - Washington, 10th October. 1865
SEALED PROPOSALS for each class separately will be
received at this Office until O'clock P. NJ ofthe 18th
day of November next for furnishing to the United States
Marine Corps during the year 1885, the following sup
plies to be delivered at the Office OF the Assistant OMAR
ermaster Marine Corps Philadelphia Pennsylvania free
expense to the United States in such quantities as may
from time to time be required
IN, /, .ri,..,3 d CLASS No, 1. -
1850 yards ofsky blue kerscy all wool free from har
INCHES wide, to weigh " ounces to the yard, indigo
$500 yards of dark blue kersey all wool free from hair
81 inches wide to weigh % ounces to the yard tndigo
wool-dyed.)
$500 dark blue twed CLOTH all WOOL free for uniform
coats indigo woo-dyed,) "a inches wde to weigh %
1SO yards Of scarlet CLOTH all wool cochineal dyed 81
inches wide, to weigh 16 ounces per yard. M
CLASS No. O.
8OOO Yards of 81 dark blue flannel for oyersacKs all
wool, indigo wooldyedO 81 inches wide, to weigh ID
$4,000 yards of "a dark blue flannel for shirts, all WOOL
indigo woodyed) q inches wide to weigh 90 ounces
1900 gray blankets, all WOOL to weigh pounds each,
to be feet long and feet vide and FREQ from grease
1900 pairs of wooen socks, three sizes properly made
of good fleece WOOL with double and twisted yarn to
weigh pounds per dozen pairs, free from grease.
CLi IS No.. 3.
1000 yards white linen, for pants so inches wide 10
weigh ID ounces per yard
10000 yards white linen for shirts, 50 inches wide to
weigh ii ounces per yard
II 900 yards Canton flannel for drawers Y inches wde
to weigh ounces per yard.
5000 yards cotton ticking, for bedsacks.
CLASS No. a.
100 uniform caps, complete, except pompons.
1900 pompons red worsted, bali shape, and inches in
circumference.
1000 fatigue caps with covers be made of blue CLOTH
indigo wool dyed.
400 stocks. ir}A|tt
CLASS No. 5.
$500 gross coat buttons (eagle)
SO gross jacket buttons, (eagle)
rs gross vest buttons, (eagle) fis
1000 pairs yellow metal crescents and scale straps
rs sets epaule bullion for sergeants and corporals
1000 sets cpaulct bullion, for priyates
.i. so red worsted sashes
6000 yards yellow binding
1000 yards red cord
80 swords, for sergeants
40 swords for musicians -..t @
20 drum sings
200 batter drum heads
so snare drum heads
1850 drum cords % .+ rs
so sets of drum snares
25 lockwood "B' flies
so pairs drum sticks
53Ve& ftti CLASS No. 6.
5000 army boots, Gnfantry patten)
CLASS No I.
500 cartridge boxes with magazines
$500 bayonet scabbards, with frogs attached
900 percussion cap pouches
600 cartridge box belts
700 waist belts
$50 waist plates li r
rs sword frogs
1000 knapsacks
200 haversacks
s. 900 canteens = q f#.lst d. ftts
300 musket sings
CLASS No. 0. ...i..5.5
For making and trimming the following articles, viz
Watch coats.
Uniform coats for sergeants corporas musicians and
priyates.
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8. M. Pettcrgill Co., are authorized Advertising
Agents for the Post in New York and Boston,
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[ POPULAR INVESTMENT.

IA
in order to render universally popular and afford all an
opportunity of becoming interested in the only Home
Company of this chact ter the Directors of the AMER
ICAN INSURANCE. COMPANY" have authorized the
issue Of Certificates of Stock In Of Twenty Dollars
for such addition the capital may be subscribed by
the first of January 1866.
The Board have likewise determined to collect the sail
subscriptions at such times and per cenage only the
necessities of the Company may require
1t Is hoped that the business of the city will take
hold of sustain this enterprise which promises to be
safe and profitable investment Books are open at the
Office of tho Company, No. ~ Bank street -
noyg-1w Pr, sdcnt
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-09

Gold in New York, on Tuesday, went
up to l47. Yesterday it Came back to
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-09

Advertisers requested to hand In their ADVERTISE
ments before six o'clock in the evening, p vious to
utilization. iI-.
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Adams Il Co. have our thanks for late
Richmond and Petersburg papers.
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BsS~ THE COMPLEXION AND HAIR
Bald Heads and Bare FACES covered Gray Hair restored
Light Hair darkened Weak arstrengthened, and Bushy
Hair beautifed. ga
Also, Pimpled Faces cured, purified and made soft,
smooth clear, and beautiful by the Of ClIAPMANS
CELEBRATED RECIPES. Mailed free to those wishing
to give them an honest trial.
These recipes be obtained without charge by re-
turn mail by addressing
THoS. +. CHAPMAN,
CHEMIST AND PERFORMERS,
octl4w s3l Broadway, New York. I
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communications relating to business matters con-
nected with this paper should. DO addressed to NJ
Brown, Norfolk Post All communications pertaining to
Editorial matters, and all correspondence intended for
the paper should be addressed to John Clark, Editor
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psiyn BArCHELoR,s HAIR DYE

Dsg" BATCHELOR HAIR DYE
The Original and Best in the World The only true
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless Reliable and Insanta
neous. Produces Immediately splendid Black or nau
raj Brown without injuring the hair skim Remede
the i'll effects of bad dyes. Sold by all Druggists. The
genuine is signed William A. Bachelor. Also
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURs, :.
for Restoring and Identifying the Hair.
aug1O1y CHARLES DATCHELOR, New York.
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The following circular from the AS
sistant Commissioner of the Freedmen's
Bureau, for the State of Virginia, is a
well-timed and sensible paper, and will
be read with a general satisfaction:
BUREAU OF REFUGEES, FREEDMEN AND
ABANDONED LANDS.
HEADQUARTERS ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Va, November 4th, 1865
(CIRCULAR.l
The Assistant Commissioner regrets
the necessity of again calling the atten-
ton of MANY of the agents of this Bu-
reau to their neglect of duty in not re-
curing the Freedmen more generally to
enter into contracts for their services
with the planters and others who have
steady employment for them.
The principal function of this Bureau
is not to supply channel through which
government aid or private charity shall
be dispensed, but to make the Freed
men self-supporting class of free la
borers, who shall understand the neces-
sity of steady employment, and the re-
sponsibility Of providing for themselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17

lmrm,,ive-Aldermen Moore Jones Morton, Flynn Shan
1on, Gednsy. Mcknight, Ryers' Bhoe kely, Otsi"en
Rs.a.a That the Comptroller be snd he hereby su.bor
ss Sa SI to cry S tosnas 20 be
for bill hereto annexed, oy firni.lng BADGES for members o
The Common Council The amount TO b. charged to the sppro
Which adop.ed BY tina following vote:
Ahimr.ve-1,dsrmen Msors Jone. horton. Flynn, Shan
osvsl. srisa F%~y .r a' Ssa vociii.- ''
Rsp'It Of Committee steet in favor II adopting reso
scred TIA, the curb and gutter be reset and the
d'vasA refagged IN front CT nuuber one hundred and
one hundred and t"enty wo one fonhsd spc
ono hundted and twenty six hundred and tweytgt
Wlei street u"arr The SeeoD D .. .s STREET
and s the accompany ing ordnsnc therefor be adopted
.dGstd BY ss o oss Norton Flynn
sasnH,n, G,s,d1c{ @Knys, Rys,s R,ce KeIy Master
h..,nnsn CrrivEL called ny General Order IT, ke-
port Il spaca Committee the Celebration Of Washing.
tons birthday n favor Of adopting r.so'aoa % Pr sang
fshrusIy - 1915 l.: ''' ''''0''"'' OF "''"''
W.ioh was sAoT ted by The following vote: s,
Ion. Gedney. Mcknight. Ryers Jeremsh. Brioe he!y'
Ats'sr'on, otiwe, OBr.en. Farley and Van V0orh'iO
REVOLUTIONS RESUMED.
Ei.'1, Th,i ths Comptroller b. and he is hereby su.
thcAed and directed to dsw his warrant in favor Of owen
our h;c Presden. a; asiips,onl for the Q!
az asered sad seventy dollars Cor expenses incurred
mcld ptsi TO ihe action u said COMMITTEE.
W.ich was Ibid
MOTIONS AGAIN LESCMTD.
Alderman NAsTTpsoN moved thot, when ttls Board "a.
jour- IL do adjourn 70 meet Aoldsy next I'D rst q
oclrk y.
Which wss carried.
GENERAL OIDEEs AGAIN EESUNED.
Aldermui SWANSON ale up Gsnesl Order No. l, being
. resolution BY Bogrd oil CouBc.iInen Gs follows:
hf1ed, That tns Comptroller be- and be II hereby sonof
bed AID ecod to pay Msis Murphy mother OF
under the IoluIt-s. Family Aid Ordinance To. scn That
would bc due to the sad Mchas Murphy of salary Lad he
lived artil the tsss day Of March, 1895
Which, was coLcrrrsd in By tho following vote: -
Anrns,ive-3 ct soo-r Jor.s, horton lynn, ohan'
6rdnoy. NcEgiebt Ryers 0ice, Kelly, Easterson,
Opiwsi. O'brien Gid Van Voorrs-l<
MoTIoss AGAIN RESUMED.
kld-smsn PYgk moved rscon.'i-r The seton had this
i.,U. Of further Of tho "Cenirs Pgik Improvement
tua.."
Which yss c,rred.
lie 'c moved amend hy adding at the end OF section
the words bit not ttsn ihiee hundred ;nCnnnd
dccrs n Sid sls< snail b9 Laced I'll, tho order % r
Common Cornell aud by Striking bot the word Issued IN
the .'t ne OF ,s.on ed inserting In er taeFooi the
VOID "cre.sd"
Nhisb carried
"a. resolu.ion. srnordrd, then isid
PAP2I3 Fl,OX TIE BoARD OF COUNC1LHBy.
Tesis, ion - j.. b.pDIan Commissioner Of Dcets,
win uiiCn srpoinls Jscob S-ebaoher la his Place
Witch w.s concerned in.
On motion tie Board adjourned, and tie PHr,lpEsT an
nced Eat I, stood sdloinsc until Monday lie I'D ns ant,
81 ocO,k y IA. II. 4. 'ALENlinL, S'ef-.
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CrrrofAf-l

STATED sg.aos.-NiosDar, M,y IS, I8I;,
Cr,rerArI zoclook. 2. AZ.
e Loud me. pus,,.nt to sd ournren in their Chsnber.
no ~ lily Hau.
Pr--en,-JAne, Htyr' esq. Pre!ten, IN tie Char and
The iologiu, iaernbe.
Ceunoiiuicn Kcsna- Fsay, Robnscn, Strom, Kos
,sr K@uney Lh' Sm.r. B.lly. Patterson, Eoughatl.
Law Nelrs;h Cr.ru Lot. smith, UIassban Russell,
J,oec, Reilly, fi'1sorat rr5 Cook p
tho q ne ueerg. ned May 10, and II. were
~. IN.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-17

d9nston d SersSy sS,sosed and directed pay 10
The Aboye-nfmed the sun Of my dolIs ssen =. N.
IN, Board Of Aldermen, MSy y, Ices, Sc'eHso !" Wv
Comptroller with po~eI.)
Which conenrrrd IN -.
TO L. Easse place show case IN ons o. MS oi
crepd on, fifteen inches said permission TO commune ony
durir, H.. pleasure Of the Common CounciL
~ 5ieh WA ordered on file. - a.,
Reoires That free drinking hydrsn. be placed on me
vest rly side OF Eighth avenue spoa my ~ ,nn soue
street. under the dceuon oil the Sfo'oh S''e
duct Department
nf mat NJ rnisson be and the 10 hereby given
to Patrick Donovan to leep stand on tn: eor2sI o. psy
stree, aud Broadway such permlssiPn 70 CONTINUE w
the pleasure OF the Comma Council
Which was coneurred IN ri, 4. h...h~ H.,
Pe.oel That penn' sion BE- aud be sne He,oUy y b,
70 n v Harne,t to place sDeh show case IN Hon OF hi'
80 Of business number six hundred and tniryhve bIosd
ws, a,d permission continue only during tue pleasure VI
Whes wa, referred to the Committee Donatious and
Reorco That permission be and the sams hereby gwen
IN Joh NeEnee to and deliver good. front u his
premises number sixteen Reads street, UNA VI
aer.d by the Common Council
Wlich vi AZ conquered in
Reared That Patrick Buris Of number ninety Barter.
,tr.., Henry Busb number three Catnarinesuees Am
Murphy one hundred and ten Rcos~vstsreet wIiam
er one hundred and ten Rooss Welt street, and Saisa
Beatty nine Aenstres. be included IN the hs OF
hind That are entitled ~ donstsn Of my dSsIs
eBy Board Of Aldermen, May 1865, rsfssd to the Comp
trollsr with powerb A.
Which concured in -.,
R.se That permission be and tho s.ms !, nsreoy assa
"a Worm, Fisher place sgn In mont OF tneif pfems
number one bundr.d and Bcwsy such PsaH'n
10 remain only during pleasure Of the Comm0s So3
Which q concurred In a..
sir.d Thai Henry samuel. have Per%i.oIs, 70 p.ess
small ,ase for the ewey and other ~ sns
scuae on posie said permiss'op W 'eD
he pleasure OF the Common Council o.-.,
Which was referred TO the Committee On nuee. o., a
P.oI,,a INA, permission be and 70 hereby wen 70 D. q
Uo.vsI Timber Rutgersslip to dPa Ss
sivn IN front Of his premises, during '0s psS'D
Council . . - -,,... an Strssts
B,,ol,fd That permission Be and hefeoy sse :. =,
Alsrsnder 10 e1bpit goods In mont q ne. p,;'
main daring the pleasure Of the Common S.ns.,,
Which was referred to the COMMITTEE On oue .,.,
p,nI.d Thai permission be and the zane S gssn
,.in 10 PLACES shutterb boz IN front OF ms prem
~. :. nnmbrr tlrty.eisht EsssS+9stI .ne "' " 'sas
~ dn,sns The oil azure Of the Common S"0nenL
MnSn tn, nsrmssion be and 70 hereby given Henry
,n,haI four hundred and hfteeh and half Grand
90 Mrl.y soods in front Of his premises sueh perr's
49,. :, during the pleasure Of The Conmon Coonci
WtSi, 40 ,rS,rred the COMMITTEES On Streets ~
Th.t The COMPTROLLER be authorized TO odd ne
mes 10 the list d blind psrsons who are to receive
donation Of 6fty dollars ,,,r,, n,.
Eliza Barnes, rnnsI p'ISS.n'
Cynthia Bullock, James nsldw"'
Mary Moore.
,Rv BOARD Of Aldermen, May TO- 1865, referred to the
Comptrousr with power
Which IVES co0cuErcd In.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-30

NREAW chance for agents. What the
~ people want: The Standard History of the
war, complete 10 one very large vo ume of over
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ter equal 90 three large royal octave volumes,
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Of General, battle-ecenes, maps and diagrams
In the selection OF matter for this great work,
the author has conhned himself strictly to ofho-
ial da'a, derived from the reports of no'thern
and southern Generals the report of the com
mi tee on the conduct Of the war, national and
rebel archives, etc, etc.
He has cretully avoided the introduction OF
any m after not strictly reliable ard official, and
has succeeded in producing what is universally
demanded, fair and impartial history oil tue
war.
Returned aud disabled officers and soldiers,
and energetic young men IN want OF profitable
employment will tRd this rare chance 10 make
ii oney. We have agents clearing $3.50 per
month, whoh We will prove to any doubling sp-
plicant; for proof of the above send for oireu'
lars and see our terms Address, Jones Bros
Co, IA PhUnix Building Boston.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-30

ROBBERS BROUGHT TO GRIEF.-Dr.
Chambers, Of Kiugstou, n. Y, was be-
set by two stout highwsymen in lone
ly part of the road a few nights since,
and his money demanded. The doctor
said well, ifI must give up my mon
ey, had better do It," So he quietly
took OF his glove, aud putting his hand
Into his side pocket, he drew out-not
his pocket hOOk-but neat revolver,
and hriuging 1t to bear In an Instant, he
shot one of the robbers dead. The 9TH
er rufflan then fred at the doctor, but
the ball went harnlessiy through his
hat. The doctor then took his turn
again and wounded the fellow severely
He then rode back TO Kingston and
made known the facts, but Cd returning
the woagded man he'd esesped.s
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-30

THAT PIsro1 SEoT.-The Bellows
Fails Times gives the particulars Of the
Turkey Shooting which we alluded to
q few days since in the HERALD: "a
pistol turkey shoot occurred on James
B. MOrgan's farm, at the upper end of
this village, on Tuesday forenoon. 1t
appears that Mr.. Merrill, Engineer on
the Central railroad has a single barrel
pistol twelve inches In length, aud his
claims for its ability being considerably
doubted, Charles Town offered him a
turkey at 60 rods which Merrill very
readily accepted. The ground was duly
measured Of and Merrill bagged the
turkey on the 7th shot, to the surprise
of all present, and the distinguished
honor Of both the pistol and its pro
ps.stN.