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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-08
OVER PAID.
PracfiGIe IOking.

Joe and Commodore Rogers. brother
blaeksmiths in Whitewater, Wisconsin,
have great reputation for being practical
jokerS. Last summer Joe bought an old
fashioned dash churn, for the purpose of
manufacturing THEN own butter, and as the
Commodore was widower. and lived with
Joe, all such work as naturally fell to him.
One day after supper, the first churning was
got ready, and the Commodore was invited
to chun. -'Ss
Hold on, said he, ''tillI go down town
and get some tobacker.'f T. acE7ETsFf
He went, and while gone Joe did the
churnlng, and took the butter, and left but
ter-milk in the chufn
The Commodore returned, looked at the
churn took off his coat and said. We all
old chufn, it's you and l. aud here's for
ye!' and commenced his labor. After
churnlng couple OF hours, he remarked
that he guessed it would be cheaper tobuy
butter than make il. | think so, too,
says Joe, f ytu are going to churn it out
Of buttermilll ssz1sa.,,ge "a
y. few days after the chufning PROCESS,
Joe put one end of small bar of iron into
his forge fire, and heyed his bellows three or
four pumps, and stepped into the bacl; shop.
While gone, the Commodore heated the iron
to a black heat, then changed ends with it,
and stepped out of the front door to watch
the prosressr ..,'.- ..''..' ,.....,
In came Joe, took up the iron, but drop,
ped instanter, holding up his burned hand,
and roaring with pain. Put on some but
ter-miik, Joe---is good for a burn said the
Commodore, as he made a mastery retreat
amid shower of conquests composed of
hammers, hard-coal, and old horse shoes.
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A Day OF National Thanksgiving.

By the Prcsic{sat of the United States of
-4me77cd-4 ITocldmatson aiJ 2l
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God,
during the year which is now coming I'd an
end, to relieve our beloved country from the
fearful scourge Of civil war and to permit us
to secure the blessings of peace, unity and
harmony, with great enlargement Of civil
liberty; and, mr..
NHEREAs, Our Heavenly Father has also
during the year, graciously averted the ca
iiamlties of foreign war, pestilence and fam
me- while our 2raDaries are full of the fruits
OF an abundant season; and,
WHEREAS, Righteousness exalts nation.
while sin is reproach to any people:
Now, therefore, |, Andrew johnson.
President Of the United States, do hereby
recommend tot he people thereof that they
DO setapart and observe the first Thursday
OF December as a day of National Thanks
giving to the Creator of the universe for
these dellverances and bless ngs: and I do
further recommend that on that occasion the
Whoie people make confession of our nation ~
al sins against His Infinite Goodness. and
with one heart and one mind implore the
Divine guidance in the ways of national yir.
tue and holiness ~~
In testimony whereof, ThavA hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal ofthe TIM.
TED States to be affixed Done at the CITY
OF Washington this 29th day of October, in
the year of our L9sa, 1865 and of the indie
pendence of the tied States the 98th.
Signed Ff A. JOHNSON.
lSy the President: q....... ...r "a = -.,...-
VIM. Il. SEWARD, z----.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-08

NO MATTER HOW UGLY.-It is said that
the new fall bonnets- just from Paris--are
paragon ofugIiness. The fact will make
no Difference, however. To be in fashion ia
all tn ats necessary to make apparel por-
ular Hen coops and dog kennels would be
worn IT they were only fashionable.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-08

AT Marseilies, France, singular incident
accompanied ;T, the developement Of the era
ihe rat caatchers, who hitherto earned a fair
livelihood by per eentage on the. tails of
such as they could exhibit to the police,
md their occupation gone with the rats
who have altogether disappeared from the
shores and kennels, betaking themselves to
country life y
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-08

a CONFEDERATE soldier who had fought
fairly and squarely throughout the late war
When he was startled with the intelligence
OF the Surrender Of the three armies Of Lee
Johnson and Taylor, woke up to the real.
1zlng Sease OF the stupendousness of the
FAILURE. His surprise broke forth in tho
right out ~ "oAy - =.
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Id. CUNNINGHAM,

"a II TO RNEY AT Aw,
- - -4Cndfz,A AOh5o.+~ u
IS Will. give prompt attention to- alrlegal
business entrusted to his care in Harrison
and adjoining counties. '0"' '''1' '''' q"
i OFFIcR-Up stairs, in Georges Corper,-
Entrftnce on Main street. II bTEf IEHH
tA March 16, 1865 Jtl' Ibs&A't"& &&.a@
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Z - q - 4 =
n s.aaS.. B. SEfOTWELL.

~R n u y Hk--NT H 4 "A Il = IA w =
SFadfz. Ohio. @
: CoNT1SrEs. 10 practice in Harrison and
adjoining coupties, and gives especial s,spl
prompt attention to Collecting, business OF
Executors and Administrators, Guardians,
Wards. Partitions, Sales of Lands, Settle
ment OF Estates, Titles to Real Estate, Com
yeyancing, Suits ut at Law and in Chancery,
Loaning ana Investment Of Money, and all
other professional bGsiRess placed in his
charge, - ..---q ....s,c..,-1 ,'.,.,,[. .-i'
~ lie is Agent for the State Bank o
Ohio and others, for, ,loaning money; &e. n
Oifice III Georges Corner, Main Street.
Jan, 25, is, .,,'s..sa.l,..s ill.,, a. hr'.. - ~
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WHY SHE CUT HIM--A physician, walk.
ing in the streets with friend of his, said
to him: Let US avoid that pretty little,
woman you see there on the left She
knows Inc, and casts on me looks of inlis-
nation, | attended her husband" -
."Ah | understand. You had the mis-
fortune to dispatch him.
32l'0n the contrary said the Doctor, II
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..PHILTp iDONAHUE.a
= - ---77T7-7
q" WILLIAM p. HAYS

A tt oRN IA " stAT IL A W
nd, ~, s,7,7~ fCatilz, Ohio. ,.;.,..- trs t
Market Street. over the
W First National Bank. Entrance first
door East of T. N Bank. i.p..4a..
All professional business in this and adj
Joining counties viii receive prompt atten-
Dec. IL 1851 Y ! .InE Z =. - -n--l - ]
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JOSEPH SHARON. ri

A ATTORsNE X. a II s-Ia,A w
In Cadiz, <>lif<- gt /
5asFStfict attention to all business en-
trusted him in Harrison, Jefferson, Belmont
and Tllscarawas Counties. ,F &% EM
"Cadiz House, & aa1' . a1' ~ ~ San. 25. '65.
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Slo,363 II
TOWNSHIP FUND.

w. s. Poulson, Treasurer, Dr.
To amount collected on december Du- u.
plicate, w. ...s.. s1.64l 81
TO amount collected ou June Dupli- -
cate, 4'' 1924 Ga
F .
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-08

S4,545 OF
W. S, Poulson, Treasurer, Or.
BY cash paid A. Slonecher, repairing
Bridge Freeport Up, 13 90
A. Slocum, building Bridge Moore
field Up, I91 90
W. Spiker, building Bridge Stock TIP, 27O 90
Jas McCombs, building Bridge Ar
cher Up. so 90
:. Hines repairingBridge Cadiz Tp, 8 90
u. q. COPYRIGHT, finishing Bridge
shortcreek Up, 200 90
ington Up, 575 90
R., e, Wells, materials for Bridge II,
Stock Up, w.. ,,-. 675
Treasurers per centage, 1917
Taxes Refunded 3sI
49, . 1859 SO
Ballancein Treasury on Settlement
1860 -. a.0.. 3,1s57l
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STATE FUND.

w. s. Poulsen, Treasurer DIR. -
duplicate, : Sf s2l, ,ass 81
To amount collected on June Du-
=, plicate, 1919 IS
To amount collected on Show liz
cense, 200
To amount collected on Auction
Duties Ala
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w. S. Poulson, Treasurer, Or.
BY cash paid Treasurer, Shortcreek
STATE sCHooLFUND.

: :. u, n
W. ). Poulson, Treasurer, DR.. .......
10 balance in Treasury on settlement b..
1854 396 10
loahouht from state Treasurer l3,26l SO
-" other Counties, Sec.
l6 'fer 47o 4G
1o amount from Interest Sec. 16 932 Is
-. - fFr:t Snow Lclcense 63 90
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TOWNSHIP SCHOOL FMNT,

@ TOWNSHIP SCHOOL FMND.
w. s. Pouison, Treasurer, DR..
To amount collected en December
r, duplicate, 5,94i rs
To amount collected on June Du-
pilcate, ... f.'... 4,422 OF
f. ...., r........ $I0,3G3 II
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A soldier being asked il he ever met with
much hospitality while he was in ireland.
replied that he was in the hospital nearly
all the time he was there. a94f5Il \ 15'e
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s2,ss6 IS
S2,886 90
CORPORATION FUSD.

w s. Poulbon. Treasurer, DR.. .n .s
To amount collected gu December Du- ttrl .ga
plicate, X" "H" D'# ',4 sls 90
To amount collected on June Duph. y y
r cate, aaaag 1856 So
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-08

MARTIN, the vegetarian boat rover, ii re.
ply to the question, How dye do?' some
times says. Wherry WE'LL sometimes.
Berry WE'LL and sometimes. Ferry we'll.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-08

!. AN editor says "On our outside will be
found some fine suggestions for raising
peaches" We suppose that on his inside
may be found the peaches themselves. !.
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The Toledo Blade boasts that out of kE
teen inmates Of the Ltcas county jail,
twelve voted for Cox.
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A,2ls %

W. $. POulson, Treasurer, Dr.
], To bal. in Treas. on settlement 1864 1851 81
To amount collected on December
Duplicate go e
To amount collected on June Dupli-
cate .. 744 "a
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SURPLUS REVENUE FIND

W. s. Poulson, Treasurer, DR..
To balance in Treasury on settlement,
!, 1864, ".. .' 4,276 10
40 cash Oh sundry persons, .,. l,l2V Of
zg,. -l.. ....-ls. .-I .n,l 1886 20
". s, Poulson, Treasurer, Or. =
BY cash paid sundry persons, i .cnJ 90
by Treasurer's per centage, n...E - ii 20
Vs.. ..,..g ttr....TL Sl,0ll 20
Balance in Treasury on settlement 65, 1855 90
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Transferred to Relief Fund.

Bal. in Treas. on Settlement, 1855, rs Is
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A,545 o.
Road ElTND

-4 ROAD FUND.
w. s. POulson, Treasurer, DR..
To amount collected on December
=, Duplicate :, 2,5l5 So
To amount collected on June Dupl-
cate . ....fs 25 28
$3.50 81
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-08

A late Catholic Review makes the fol.
loving estimate of the religious population
Of the W orld: ge Il asa1. - s.a.gY1 ; y
Europe has Roman Catholics 147,le40oo.
hsaa as;, ana oceanlea .-s,- .s,..,-~ 9,666, 900
hrlica rlnS: ...,.. ........ .s...- q 4,97l 900
tAiDefica 46, 970, 900
Ia6ing the entire population of the globe /
at s40Vo,0O0, the probable classification il
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BOUNTY FUND

w. s. Pouison, Treasurer DE-. .. NJ.
To amount collected on December Dup
= licate 2s,lfl o4
To amount collected on June Duph-
cate .- H s @ 22,s6s SIS
- .I.. .......
W, s. Poulson, Treasurer, Or.
BY orders redeemed % a'4-l q, ,652 45
:" Treasurers Percentage T ."n 2S5 as
.........- s.-,. S42,9a7 90
Balance in Treasury on settlement
1855 9,54i 90
~" ara fa.o30 ti t sl2 40 50
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SHOW INCENSE FUND.

...t SHOW tElCENSE tD ND. ...
W. S, Pouson, Treasurer, DIR,
To cash Of Lake d Co. . .a. E,s 40 90
" !" 81. Z, Baily, ... .., 1000
!" i" +" Gardner & Co 40 90
Van-Amburgh, 10 90
'.I. '.. +'t NNr. .t5..+. -----4---
- y 'tl fau $l40 90
W. S. Poulson, Treasurer, Or. a..u#.
By transfer to State Fund 68 90
:" " " School SO %
{" Treasulers Percentage IA 90
. . ST.. r..| .|..rHt FRI .5 ,-44-- 49,
ay egj5go o r0a'W ft5F SAC 90
INSTITUTE FUND. .fI
VI. s. poulson, Treasurer Dr. ..,
To balance in Treasury Sept 1st 1864 10 co
cash OF School ESau,nvIs 6s 50
. a- ..i ..f.s $le9 AZ
w. s. Poulson, Treasurer Or. fe N
BY orders redeemed $50
g. Treasurer's Percentage 50
"a -f'H4 0.F .''A pr -' '-----
5s a.as .r g.t $3.50
Balance in Treasury Sept lstlsss lo2 e3
nr g.,r t Wv. .5f+t s,Fsr. yg... s fg.se ---~----
g.,....,.r..li Sl0e 20
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INFIRMARY FUND.

w. Poulson, Treasurer, DR..
To A monnt collected on December
Duplicate .....,..r...,
To Amount collected on June Dup
hcate
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TAVERN LICENSE FUND
FINES AND FORFEITURE FLINT

w. s. Poulsoa, Treasurer, !. DR.. ..t
70 cash oil sundrv Justices . ..H ~, s1s3 rs |
W. s. Poulson, Treasurer, Cr. .r.t
BY Transfer to County Fund, l65 as |
BY Treasurer's per centage, Is 81 I
.'. ..'. .....s=. .'.l..t SlS3 rs /
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4,6s450
44,68s so
F1TTNTV FTTNn

W. S. Poulson, Treasurer, DR..
To balance on Settlement A, D. II
1864. y & Fl b u A 81 S., 1888 81
To cash ofsundry persons $50 7t
To amount collected on December
Duplicate, 6,354 Sc
To amount collected on June Du-
plicate, -u. -.-.5,.-,. 5,023 Is
To amount collected on Delin-
qusnt List, % 19
To amount collected on Tavern
License, Is 80
To amount collected on Fines and
Forfeiturrs, si EI'tEgs. b. f 1863 ss
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NEW .SERTES--VoLUME i, NO Is
RAILROAD kUND

w, y. POulson, Treasurer, Dr.
To Balance in Treasury on Settlement,
1854, as As
:, phea'e, 10, 90 OF
cate. -.. $3.50 &c
A1s.
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. 7Nh4-'Gf oND' .Ga, J.
W. 5. Poulson. Treasurer, , DR.. '
To amount from Treasurer Of State Is -437 Ok
Transferred from County
Fund 4,l90 90
", O. -..t Er S20,6z7 rs
W. >. foulson; Treasurer, Cr. + -,.
by amonnt over paid on settlement -.-
y lo64 4,576 s3
~ ahiooht palo ieWnshlp Ireasurers 1894 0U
.' ----------
u ..a $la, $50 SO
Balance in Treasury on settlement
1870 ..s .-.E 9,346 so
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d .r.,gt Secretary of State. r
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BRIDGE FIND

-.E 7lf
--.- IL ~ ~ IL
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SALES AT AUCTION.

II MORTALITY. AUCTiONEER WILL SELL. THIS DAY,
III Chatham square at 10 ococ& Furniture from fam
lies and manufacturers desirable assortment Also the
Effects Of dealer Dry and Fancy Goods; nice issort
smenf AT II o'clock Horse, Wagon and HARNESS. Blanket
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J,OR SAVANNAH, GA-MCRRAY's LINE.
The nnc fast sailing steamer ZODIAC Dearborn com.
mander Is receiving freight at pier No 6 East river
and will sail on "Wednesday December 20, at O'Clock T.
io' "''S"' " ui'KRAY3 NEPHEW, o. South street.
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THE NORTH GERMAN LLoYD's STE AMsuIp AMrRI.
mall win sail from the Bremen pier Of
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 50. AT IL O'CLOCK NJ
BREMEN, VIA 's SOUTHAMPTON.
LONDON HAvRE sS SnrH.ssGsTs AND RRxxEv
TOE following rates. payable IN gold or Its equivaenin
For the first cabin sos second cabin sss So sss.ge,
win be followed by the HERMANN, J.nussy Is. 1893
6EEEicHs CO., O. Broad street.
THE: I HAMBURG ,Aa AMERICAN PACKET coMPAsYs
IRON mali steamship p,,rosY.
Win on sas1s a ys'd States mail
uASSusa,
tepaSn iT;tCabn slos second cabin. sSs sssrase.
The TEbToNIA Win be followed By the sAxoNIA jan
KUNHARDT 1 CO.. G. RICHARD BoAs.
Ersianss pss snsfs rs.ssss
SrEAM TO LrvERPooL, CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN
The Inman Line sailing semweekly, carrying the u $.
CITy OK G soEEov weaassdsy, December e
ETNA sSa ,mrdy' necsmSsr 4,
and each succeeding saturday and wednssday a noon
'''' ''' - -'''' RATES aria OF PASSAGE,
First cabin h A4 ~ s,rsra sskRf SATURDAY, 40
t. London ...........ss TO London.
= '''' PxYAkis IN e so tilfs
aon1kC ~ tne NtuneSuHy Flrst tAOH, 4*V,
Steerage $S. Payable In United States currency.
Passengers forwarded 70 Have, Hamburg Bremen.
&c. at moderate rates.
Steerage passage Liverpool Queenstown SO gold
or the equivalent Tickets be bought here by
sending Tor their friends.
For further information apply at tho companys Offices
JOHN c. DALE, Agent, 10 broadway.
CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
- GUION co.'s LINE.
The first class steamship
ST. GEORGE sails Deeember "a.
Also q steamer SATURDAY..
CABIN $50. STRERAGE So
Payable In currency.
Apply 10 WILLIAMS CITOS,
~ Broadway.
NATIONAL LINE TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER.
IN pool direct Passage only $J The first class
steamship ELvETIA sails December % Apply at THoMP
SONS Passage Office, 275 Pearl street
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TTHNRY H. LEEDS, AuCTIoNEEE.
IL H. II. LEEDS MINER will sell by auction, on
TUESDAY DECEMBER IN,

q
Of Broadway.
Special sale Of old Wines Branches, Cigars &c. TO close
ranteed OF great aud purity and precisely
represented including old Dur Gordon, Harmony and
Pcmarn Sheries London Dock Ports, do Madeiras vim
1874 1874 1920 and 1871. Bandcs pale and dark vim
,ages 1870 70 ei9 scotch. Irish Bourbon whkeys very
choice English and Holland Gin, leading brande; Jamac
81 Croix, Grenada. Antique and Pineapple Runs: Cham
pagres few demjohns delicate Pale sherry suitable
For holidnys do old Brandy. Also lines of Winer
Brandes whiskeys Sc IN 81 one dozen each bottled
London by Of the oldest sh png houses Also few
hoico lots long time In bottles aud den by order OF
EYreu.er.
Parties desiring sterling goods holiday or family use
will do well To examine samples.
Also line lot OF Havana Cigars consisting OF Rosa Con-
rha, Cabanas Figaros Peubas other fnvorte
raRds Also ne Virginia smoking and Chewing Tobscco
river plated and brass Cigar Lighters &C. All to he sold
without reserve
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TENRY II. LEEDS, ACCTIONEER.
IL II. H. LEEDS MINER will sell, bv auction, on
WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY EVENINGS December
- and ~
AT O'Clock each evening the Old Dusseldorf Gallery,
5{S Broadway, door below Tiffany & Co 3 store.
"A COLLECTION OF TIE HIGHEST ORDER OF OIL
PAINTINGS,
of tho Berlin French Belgium and Dusseldorf Schools be-
longing ~ Mr.. Bailey. of Philadelphia.
This beautiful collection has been exhibition at the Ma
onal Art Academy In Philadelphia The past month Tor
he benefit Of the Soldiers Hom. Welding large amount
FOR that institution. Among other great artists the iol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-18

Low SAVANNAH pIREcr-sTAR LINZ,
~ Connecting with railroads Throughout Georgia and
Ford Inc hrst class United States mail sAe imshp
AhhRcA Capail Lndt will ssn from pier l3 North river
fo1t o. Cedar street ON Thursday. Dec a. at SP For
freight or passag. ~ ~ ~
WAKEMAN. GooKIN 4 DICKINSON
No IL Broadway.
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Also superb Roman Mosaic feet inches long by feet
n inches broad representing the Ruins Of Pacstnn with
scenery OF the surrounding country. taking circuit Of
miles, said 10 be the largest specimen
exported from Rome This splendid collection is
exhibition above. during the Also the
evenings of Monday and Tuesday the SALE with
catalogues.
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OPPOSITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA
" REDUCED PRICES OF PASSAGE.
FIRST CLASS, SECOND CLASS, THIRD CLASS,
SEQ $50 4B
Children 10 Il years half rates. under quarter rates
100 POUNDS BAGGAGE FREE
The Central American Transit Company will despatch on
Wednesday, December 70 from pier - North riv
the and elegant steamship.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Captain J. W. Smith.
For passage apply at III West street OF Warren
u. n. HARRINGTON, Agent.
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4 UCTION NoTIcE-sALE OF ELEGANT AND COST
"A y Furniture this day Monday at II O'clock at the
private residence No 50 Wayerley place. SIKH
consisting part of large variety of Parlo and Bedroom
Furniture rosewood and black walnut Paor Suits covered
IN rich and brocate Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Also one elegant rosewood Of mod
ern Improvement cost S575 Oil Paintings Mirrors, Window
Curtains marble Tables Sofas, Beds. Hair Mattresses
Feather Beds and Bedding Crockery Silver Ware, Table
cutlery and all Articles necessary for housekeeping
c. vol AuctiOuper
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-18

An INTELLECTUAL ENTERTAINMENT.
n Al COOPER INSTITUTE. THIS EVENING.
THE REV. W. III. MILBURN,S GRAND LECTURE.
Subject-"JOHN MILTON"
Tickets at the door-Jo cents.
Doors open at Z; commence nj o'clock
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-17

Hon. George Thompson responded at
length to a sentiment which We were
unable to obtain.
Rev DR.. Post of St, Louis responded
most eloquently and happily to this
sentiment
Europe
The modern East, and Hellas smiles to
see
Her Hellespont, in that Hesperian sea
That shaded into Heaven in the West,
Herself restored in Islands of the Blest.
His response was earnest and most
beautiful, both in thought and diction.
The concluding sentiment was
"Ihe Ladtes-Not bachelors of arts
or masters, indeed ; nothing by degrees,
but everything altogether"
Mr.. c, D. Noble of the class of 1864
briefly and very happily responded and
thus ended the exercises Of the day.
The Mendelsshon Quintette Club dis
coursed most delightful music during
the entertainment, and added much to
the enthusiasm and pleasure Of the oc-
casion.
General Alyord of your town was in
attendance as an honorary guest, and
being called upon, made a few pithy
and complimentary remarks upon the
character of the Vermont soldiery.
This reunion of the Alumni, as we
were informed by old graduates, was
the best attended and most enthusiastic
of any which has been celebrated for
years, and judging from the interest in
the exercises manifested by all present,
we cannot but think that the occasion
will be long remembered, and that it's
influence will prove highly beneficial to
the best interestsc9f the college.
"BERTRAND."
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-17

THE GEORGIA SUICIDE. - The at
Albans Messenger gives the following
particulars about the suicide of Rogers
young man named Edward Rogers
lately discharged from the 1st Vermont
Cavalry, poisoned himself with arsenic
sometime Saturday night, at Georgia
Vt. He was recently married, possessed
OF great energy and a naturally lively
temperament, though for the last wear
or two he has been at times exceedingly
despondent and gloomy. Young Rogers
left home on Thursday last for Burlinp.
ton, and returned Saturday night, going
1t is supposed, to st. Adams and bach
by the mail train, to avoid his wife, who
was at the up train to meet him. He
was found dead at saw mill on the
road to Fairfax, Sunday morning. A
bottle Of arsenic was found in his hand
and letter, in which he said he was
sane but tired Of life /; entered the army
seeking death; exposed himself con-
tinually, and even violated orders that
he might be shot, but could not die.
He now took the matter into his own
hands. He arranged bed with care.
folding his coat for pillow, and laid
his boots beside him, took the poison
and died.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-17

PERsoNAL.-Rev. Joel R. Arnold a ma
tive of Westminster, Vermont, died at
Chester, N. H., on the 4th of August at
the age of II years. Hewas graduate
of Middlebury College, and studied
Theology under his brother the late
Rev. S. s. Arnold, at Alstead, N. III.
He has been pastor at Hancock, Chester,
Winchester, N. H. and Waterbury and
Colchester CT. The last named was his
longest pastorate, IA years. He sup
piled the pulpit Of the Congregational