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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-01-13

At . Court OF Probate holden ct Sseo. within
and for the county OF York, ON the nrst Tues tues
day In January. In the year or our LORD cIgns
cen hundred and slxty.hve, BY the Hon. L. q
HIMoN R0BERTs, xdmini.trascr do bosis non
~ OF the estate OF Nahum Rossrtslate OF Aired,
In said county. deceased hayisg prsssnte9 ns uis
o,Ss,,d' That the said Accountant yive notice TO
ali persons Interested, by causing copy OF thls
order to be published three SsskS s1cee i
county, that they may appear at q Probate Court
20 be holden at Diddeford. In said county, on the
ar.trussday in February next, At ten Of the clock
why the same should not be ailowcd
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
Atrus copy. v.,-,,. p..,.,.-
AT q Court OF Probate. holden at saco. within
and for the county ofYork, on the hrst Tuesday
in January, In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty-nve, by the Hon.E.E. bourne,
Judge OF said Courts
ii tate OF Jeremiah Miller. late OF kennebunk.
port, In said county, deceased, having presented
her nrst account OF administration Of the estate OF
said deceased, for allowance
10 all persons interested by causing copy OF this
order to be published In the Unios and jour
nat printed Mt Diddeiord, In said county. three
Probate Court TO be holden at Bddsiord. In said
county, On the first Tuesday In February next. ut
ten Of the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause. II
any they have, why the same should not be al
lowed.
Attest George II. Knowlton, Register.
Atrue copy.
Attest. George II. Knowlton, Register.
At q Court OF Probate holden at saco. within
andfor the County ofYork on the arst Tuesday IN
January, in the year OF our Lord eighteen hun.
dred and sixty-aye, by the Honorable Z. Z.
Bourne, Judge OF said Court,
CHARLES s. PATrEN, Administrator with will
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-02
RUTLAND HERALD.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Is. 1865.
A BUsr or JuDas TAsRr,-some rather

A Bosr or JuDaR TASRY.-some rather
sharp talk occurred in the United States
Senate the other day on the bill to pro-
cure marble bust of the late Chief
Justice fancy for the Supreme Court
room.
Mr.. Sumner opposed, and said that the
name of fancy will be booted down the
page Of history, as disgrace to the ju'
dietary.
Mr.. Johnson Of Maryland, said he
could not hear such remarks applied 10
the late eminent iurlst without entering
his protest.
Mr.. Trumbull said this was custom
ary--and he spoke OF the high private
and personal character Of Judge fancy
and his great legal ability.
Mr.. Wade said 1t was useless to talk
OF his legal ability, sc. 1t would be
better for his memory If he could be
made ont fool The greater his ability
the worse for his memory.
MIR. Hale said the names OF Judge Ia
ney aud bred Scott were insepsrable
and he was opposed to appropriatlng
money 80 perpetuate the memory Of the
bred Scott decision.
hr. Wilson said he had no heart 10
follow any man to the grave, but he felt
constrained TO vote against the resolu-
ton. The bred Scott decision had been
Tor eight years the scorn Of the country.
II was an outrage on humanity and the
memory of it, with that OF the author
was unworthy 8 tribute Of respect.
Without voting on the resolution the
Senate adjourned.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-02

APFAIRs IN KBNTuCEV.-The Kentucky
House of Representatives. on Thursday;
by vote of So to 26, adopted the ma
,ority report of the committee rejecting
the Constitutional amendment.
Gen. Palmer whose headquarters are
at Louisville recently stated that he
came TO execute vigorously and thor
oughly, the policy pursued heretofore
by the administration, aud that neither
party could use him to advance their
own purposes All forces for the de-
tenso OF the State 0te to be mustered
into the United States service, and to be
under the control Of the officers of that
service. No more State troops will be
allowed 70 be raised The enlistment of
negroes will be continued
Thin gives quietus to Gov. Bran
lette's darling project Kentucky, her
Governor included, cannot yet, like Yer.
mont, be entrusted with the manage
ment o.! State troops,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-02

q
Lave Weston Tuesday, Thus as, amt saturday
Atsam;
Arrive at Chester by lOam;
| 4S9 From How Falls, by s nth thsrlrat0Wn,
n. H., Char estown, North ca r,estOwu, Glare,
mont, WeatheUhJd Vt, Asoutneyvle, and
! West Clarymont, n. a, % Windsor W., IS
miles, and biOk, six times u weeB, aud tr,e
/ quently as cars run, { required, and nv a
sCh dult satisfactory 10 the department,
! 4A From Bellows Falls, by kOckingh9m lar
tot sci he, Chester, Gassetts Station North
/, Chester, CaveHdlsh, Pfoetorsylll', Ludlow,
Hoaldsvlle, Mount Holly, East WalliuBiOrd,
Cut'ingsvl'lo East Clarendon, North Cha en-
| ton, Hutluni, Sutherland Falls, FittgtUri,
! Brtndon, Letce ter, Whit Ng Sa ion, Ss'ia-
/ bury, West Salisbury, Mid Iltbury, Rrooka
! vile, New Haven Depot, VCrGeune@, FsIis-
hugh, North FoTrishurgh Charlotte, and
/ ShClhuruC, to burlington, 10 l-3 miles, and
! back, six times week, ami fJelu1n-y rs
ears run, il required, and by schedule sits
ttOry TO the department.
| 49, FER m Below Pals, by SAxtous River Cam
hridgoport, Graf on, rSwnshend, West l0wUa.
bend WardsbOroush, West Warlsbu oagh.
and StrRtton 10 Arlington, 90 miles, ana b CE,
six times a week 20 West TownRheud, and
three times IS week the residue.
| Leave BELOW, Falls Awly, exert SuRl 5. a.
IL pm
| Arrive at Wcs, To ,usao ID hygpm;
Leave VEST Io"nshend daily. exc pr Sunday, -
| Gam;
Arrive ~ Bellows Falls helll-2am:
| Leave West rowUshe nj Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday 10 y d IA:
! Arrive at Arlr gton nest day BY Am;
! Leave Ari' gtou rUo,afy, Thumdtg, and Satur-
day ar p M;
AriSr at Wcst r.wushend next d. y bv2.m.
| fS From Arli0 erJu by West ArIingt 10 Sad
/ gate. miles, and hatA rec times q week
/ Letvo Arlington ttEsa..y. 7 uFsdhv, and Sa',r-
d.y 10 IL . M.
/ Arriye at SANDY &c by , l-2pm;
Leave saudSa'c Iue-,lav THURSDAY srd a,ao e.
day at % M
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-02

3 "
! the departm ne. ''e
Rail- cd ami seamh-a tOmnAnie, 60
quirtd 20 take tie mail rom mud d,IiysS'
the Ost Offices az the beginI i'm, ana ', ,S' q
rantes, aud 10 and from al Office, moi M W "
eighty rods fr,y, 4, st,T5rr - ~, al more Ga
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-02

Leave Bridgewatsr daily, eEcopt Sunday at :
| am;
Arrive a, Ludlow by l2mi
Leave Ludlow daily, except sunday, At y M
| Arrive a. BTidgewater by 9 pm,
46l FROM Upper Falls, by Asoutueyyillr and
West Carem nj, n H. 90 Claremout, II
miles, aud back, three time, O week
Leave Upper FAILS Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at pm;
Arrive a. Csremout by Opm;
Leave Carem0nt TueShy, Thursday, and sat-
urday at am
Army 40 Upper Fa by 10 am.
i62 From 81 IA PoIofret, by romtrot and Snow'5
Store, to West Hartford, mi SIS, aud back,
three times W ok TO Pomtret, and six umes
week the re due,
lie We south Pomtret Tuesday, rhurday AVID
Sa urdav On arrival OF mail from woodstock,
say 10 NJ;
Arrive at Pomtret 10y II am;
Leave Pomfret daily, except sunday at II ~ :
Arrive AT West Hartford by l-s pm;
Leave West Hartford daily, except Sunday, NJ
SPIN;
Arrive at Pomfret by l.2pm,
Leave romfrat Tuesday, Thursday, and Sotnr-
day at 1 - PM
Arrive at South Pomtret by 8 II p IN.
16j From Wiudso-, by Plti hcd, n. Ii, Hart
land Vt, Iiartl md Four Corners, North Hart
land White River Junction, Hartford, ", st
/ Hartford, aron, South koyBton, Royalton,
Bethel, West Rludolph, West Braintree, san
I husky, RoNbury Nurthho d, Montpelier, Mil
dlcSeN, Waterbury,. North DuEbu v, Jope7-
villa r. ctroD5 w. li.ton painesv,lIs Esssv
I junction. and Wiuooski Fails 10 BurEupton.
ll9 miles and hack twelve titpes II week and
( a { eouentjv a. cars nm II ,couirrd ara nv
aschedule sat'sf.c.ory 10 the dep rtmeut
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Timer FaIis' AID C5yendish to prac.ers, ill.
/ y miles. and bacx siX times @ wee,
/ Law, Windsor 4 iI,-' a,,|ort SuntI. ~ 7 s.,
nm.
Arrive . ProctoJsulIc by 7pmt
Leave Proctorvllc daily, keep. Surday, a. q
Arrive NJ windsor fvl1l-om
46j From Weathereii.d. bv A.outuovy-,I, and
Wet CIareu,ont n. H.. 10 CIarPp,prl Denot
smil 4. ami back. three times y ,yrrk
! Leave Wrntbr sGeld ,Tue,day Tbrrs5a, n,3
/ saturday atQl.9Nn.
. Arrive at Claremout DsDot nv n Siam
Leave Claremont DepOt tuesday. ThursI,v. and
Saturday At 81 n M.
Arrive az MeathersAeii bv5pp
466 From SDrinrdeId Inv North Snt,refsI5 10
Gas,eft,s station mile md hay eiv : mes
a wcpk
Leave Springtield daily. exceot sunday 81, 40
am
| Arrive at Gansstt's Station nv l9n,-
Leave Ciassett's teton dai.v. oxeeuf sgsa,,. ,,
INN.
Arivel" at Springfield bv3pm.
| AZ From bethel by Gays1ilIe. Srn,lbrid,a AND
Pitts6eId, to Sherburne. "a miles, md barE
six times a week
Leave Bethel daily. exca,,t su,, sa, atsor,.
Arrive At Sherburne. hy } NM,
Leave Sherburra daiIy. event Sun4., Yt.gnp,.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-13
Notice to Tax-Payers.
o0Ice Qf CoHeeior Internal RtIrnne.

QDice n Collector Internal Rt1rnme.
First District OI TTeSf VfrOiilI1
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN no THE
In iaN-Payers of Wetzel, Tyler, Pleasnnts
and Marion Counties, that the Licenses and
Incomes assessed for 1866 are now due and
payable at the following places and lines
designated as follows: trlere aud trhen IlnlJ-
IIle1f 7lnEst DC made or the law as quoted be-
low. Will be strictly enforced: :.
.FsSEC. n. ~ c. q O. AMI n any I,urSnn
shall neglect topayas Aforesaid for more than
ten days, II shall be the duly OF the collector
OF MS deputy TO issue to such peISontanOt
70 ne left mt his dwelling or usual place OF
business, or be sent by mail tiemnndinf fhe
PAYMENT of said duties or taxes. stniITif. the
amount thereof, with fee OF twenty cents FOR
the issuing and service OF such nutice and
Win FOUR cents for each mile actually and
necessarily travelled in serving the, Same
Andlf such persons shall not nav the tintieS
or taxes, with the penalty Aforesaid. and ne
lee OF twenty cents and mileage rs Aforesaid
Wltnln Ten days after the service or the send
ing by mail Of such notice II shall be tile duty
OF me collector or his deputy to collect the
slil9 duties OF taxes, and fee OF, twenty cents
aLa mileage with ten per centum penalty as
will be Mt Burton August 9th and 3Otb.at
Warrington Slst and 1St September. Worth1
ington 18th and 5th; FaITInont 9th md 7th.
EaSnettsytlle Sth and 9th; New NnTfinsTiIIe
nm and 18th; NIiddlebouFne from I6th 10 18Th:
5 ny Sistersyille 18TH and at st. Mnrys 10Th and
list September. = = '-'''N'
Tax-Payers will please be present at the m,
pointed times md places, or leave the amount
VI 5ttSlE lt3Hes with some one to pay for them,
1 merely save to themselves the per cent
Collector First District ". Va.
-" SAM'L BIELINGSLY,
huRIS Deputy Collector.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-13

BY special request, thaving opera
tiOns to perform, one of the firm OF
Drs. Ha2lett * Barbour, of Pittsburg,
Pa, will be ut the Mcclure House,
Wheeling, on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, the I'd, 18th, 9Th
and 9Th of October. All those needing
their medical or surgical aid, should
call TO see them, and save trip for that
purpose to Pittsburg.
We copy very 1attering notice from
the PresGyte'fdn Banner, which we
wish all to read, and all that need their
skill TO call and obtain it:
TREATMENT OF THE EYEs.-We no.
uced some time since, Drs. HazIett K
Harbour, Occulists and Aurists of our
city, No. 252 Penn street. Inst week
We saw evidence of their ability and
SKIN. A Mr.. Keyser, of Noble county,
Ohio, who had been under their treat
ment II few weeks, was returning home
rejoicing; he Ind been blind, but now
he saw. Mr.. keyser had been afflicted
with sore eyes for several years, and
they We're constantly getting worse
When he applied to Drs. Hazlett &
Barbour, one eye was entirely blind
and with tho other he could Just dis.
"a Ai5AAI 1AL COuluN AlOE uISLl0Hu1Sl
between a black man and white mar
at the distance of n foot. He can nov
see the sash in a window across a wide
street, and can read the Bonner. Mr.
keyser called ON us previous to leaving
the city, expressing his gratitude Ia
Drs. Anzlett & Barbour, and anxious
that all who are suffering with diseased
eyes should have the benefit of the
same skillful treatment. George SirI,
a boy of fifteen years, of Manchester
had diseased eyes five years-was about
blind two years, not being able TO see
the chairs in n room. AMER irving
many physicians in Ohio, he placed
himself under the treatment of one al
the most noted OcculiSts in PennsYlya-
mia, under whose care he was for one
ana half years, but without benefit.
Soon amer being put under the care Of
DIS Hazlett & barbour, lin March.
1919; he began to improve, and in five
weeks could read the New Testament
printed in the finest type. Mrs. kirk
says that had she heard or read OF snch
ehange as had been made in Georges
possible. 'sN -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-13
9t8at.
INVEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY CIR
w cult COurt;-August Rules, 1895,
Tie Merchants & MeChnniCs' Bank OF Z
Wheeling, fTe'N

Leonard G. Frost aud Nathan T. HIgble, part
neES III business using the firm name Of l.. G.
Frost Il Co., Benjamin +. Sherman 4 John
IL Cole, partners us Sherman 4 Cole, Samuel
lrImble, Samuel Hnzlett and Joseph Sey-
bold, Sheriff OF ohio county.
In ChnnCefy.
The object of this suit is to subject the effects
of l. @. Frost 4 Co, attempted to be attached
by the defendants, sherman & Cole, Samuel
Hazlett and Samuel Trimble, TO the sntisiac-
ton of the Judgment OF the plaintiff recov-
cred IN the Municipal Court OF Wheeling, for
of the said Frost & Co., TO the same end. And
the defendants, Sherman 4 Cole, aud Samuel
Hnzlett, being nOn-rCsidentS OF this State they
In one month after the due publication OF
this order. JACOB BURKLE.
a copy tcste;-JACOB BURRLE, Clerk.
nug3l--Itw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-13

The sudden increase of heat in the
last few days, renders Il necessary for
many to use a tonic and corrective, in
order to prevent i'll consequences from
errors in diet. Logda's Essence of ia
mGfea Ginger is an elegant article for
this purpose, and should be in every
l$. Sold by II. H. Logan Il CO.,
Wiii. logan List & Co., Druggists,
+" neeIlIls. sepl-3t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-13

THERvER.-The weather yesterday.
though very warm, was an improve
ment upon the preceding days. The
river was still swelling, with over
fourteen feet in the channel last even
ing. The arrivals We're the Edfabs.ro.
Eorest cty. and Pilgrim. The. Edi1-
ea'Tg has been laid upat this port for re-
pairs The PIgrin and Forest ca,
departed for Pittsburg, and the Netg
9SGse Tor Parkersburg. The Neeada
sTnl Ae'lNe this day for Cairo and a
- ~ ~ LtsaaSe -Bro,u,, ,ysll 49,.
SAheiunna Cha evsnif,@ ~ 49, y, q
eAs 80 - 49, -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-13

MAN DRowNED.-on Monday morn
Ing man, accompanied by his wife.
took quarters on the wharf boat to
await the arrival Of the steamer Forsst
CITY, whichwas not due until late in the
night. They had provided themselves
with bottle Of whisky, and before the
arrival Of the boat had succeeded In
getting themselves pretty well iutoxica-
ted. When the Forest Gu landed at
the wharf boat the pair went on board.
but had scarcely secured a footing when
the husband fell overheard and was
drowned. The wife manifested but lit
tie sorrow, confning herself to denun-
Citations ofthe mate, who had taken from
them the bottle of liquor, which had
deprived them of their senses. They
We're entire strangers, and nothing is
known here in regard to their identity.
The man had but one arm. His wife
took passage for Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-13
acknowledgements

DERAL CoURT.-on the opening OF
Court yesterday morning, the U. s.
ecuting attorney submitted a paper
ie Court, setting forth that E. H.
hugh, formerly Of Wheeling, had
N the anne; ,...ih ON the 18th of
and was, ague.ore, entitled to the
fits Of Mr.. Lincoln's proclamation;
not being able to be present in per
he desired to offer Mr.. Zachariah
b as his bail. The prosecuting
ney stated that as everything was
ie form, with satisfactory evidence
be facts, he had no objection to the
SO proposed, and the matter was
rdered.
10 case of John Anderson was pass
yer to the next term, Anderson be-
required to give bail in the sum of
o on each indictment, for his APP
anee. The indictments are five in
|tber.
,e next was an admiralty case, in
,h the steamer Oil City had been
lied to secure u claim presented by
ger & Hoffman, for the sinking of n
q loaded with tan-bark, which at
time ofthe sinking was being lowed
ais city by said steamer. The libel
IS charge that the sinking was caus-
by the neglect of the owners of the
i, or their agents, and claim remun-
ton TO the amount OF eight hundred
odd dollars. The defendents deny
j the barge was under their care, but
+ in charge OF the agent of the libel
is, and further, that it was not sunk
ough want orslIill upon the part Of
defendants. The argument was
yesterday afternoon, hui
: not concluded when the court ad,
med.
he grand jury made report that
want of proper evidence they found
iihcult to indict offenders against
Revenue laws, and urging that the
iEt direct the Assessors and other of
rs of the Internal Revenue, TO col
I the evidence, and bring forward
snesses at the next term, SO that the
lit OF the offenders might be estab-
led in IA satisfactory manner. They
ther requested that His Honor, the
ige, furnish for publication a copy OF
charge to the grand jury. The Judge
ted that he intended to adjourn the
sent jury over to 1.-THE next term, they
wing made partial Investigations OF
tiers that could not be fully acted
on for want of the proper evidence,
L that he would reply to their other
.uest this morning. They were then
burned over to nine o'clock this
rning, when they will probably be
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-13


SHOOTING AFFAIR AT BELLAIR.-On
Monday evening shooting affair oe-
CURED at Bellair. A gentleman orthis
city gives us the following particulars:
He was approaching the Belmont
House, shortly after dark, when he
heard persons quarreling in the barber
shop attached to the hotel. Upon en-
tering the hall, as he was passing I'M
the stairs, lie saw through the doorway
leading to the barber-shop, colored
man engaged in loading or preparing a
pistol, and some one in the room re-
marked, "Shoot the id rascal.n or
some words to that effect while another
person seemed to be endeavoring to get
some one to leave the room. Our in
formant went up stairs, and passed ont
to tie verandnh, in front of the hotel.
During his stay there two men came
out from the lower story and walked
away in the direction of the river. They
We're followed by the negro, who,
when they had got about thirty yards
from the barber-shop, raised his pistol
and fired, the hall taking effect in the
hip of one of the men who had Just left
the shop. The BARRIERS name is Jordan.
Our informant having to leave Oh the
up train, was unable to obtain further
particulars, we presume, however, that
the affair will be duly investigated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-13

WE received n call yesterday from
r. WIN. otterson, i'll relation to nm in
iental mention made of him, by our
porter, at the Triadelphia meeting.-
r. Ouerson claims to be democrat of
e strictest and straitest sect-pn old
irginia ninety-eight and ninely-nine
,mocrat-and he has his doubts
hetherthe Triadelphiaa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
roperly leaveued with the pure princi-
les that animates his own bosom. In
net, Mr.. otterson considers his forcibIe
iectment from that body as an evidence
pat they were inclined to slough off
Id original landmarks and strike
ands for avnilability's sake, with the
he gentle world. He says that they
yere afraid to act out the good old DEM
cratic doctrines, and that he became so
aisgusted with their blinking and wink
ng, that he felt himself called upon to
speak u piece" which they, fearing
he power of truth out of his mouth,
bonspired TO crush ont, ind did crush
but. Mr.. ot;ersOn Claims that as vo-
er for the Ordinance of Secession, and
a steady and reliable friend of the Con-
ederacy, under all circumstances. he
had preeminent right to be heard in
any Democratic meeting where heresy
had not crept in. He believes that no
genuine Democratic meeting would so
|deport itself towards man of his well
known proelivities. As TO being under
the influence ofliquor, Mr.. otterson is
unaware of any unusualness in his reg
nlar condition, on the occasion referred
to; and, anyhow, when has it before
been made n test IN any Democratic
meeting that the speaker should be So
BERT Mr.. otterson considers the test as
and uncalled TOR, and
in the nature of an infringement upon
his reserved rights. He had hoped that
the democracy would have emerged
from their recent four years contest
with the abolitionists, in all their native
purity, but he greatly mistrusts, from
his expience ut the Triadelphia meet
ing, that they are, in the language of
Mr.. Nasty, "hell-bent on the offices at
any sncrihce,"-even of good men like
himself.