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The weekly union record., 1865-11-04

! q Annual lI>t Of License and Income TaNeS IN
der the Excise Laws Of the United States a as
SeS,ed by +. Dunham in the county Of Butte has
been returned TO this Office for collection and that
the taxes thereon have become due and payable
The Deputy Collector will be at his Office. Bird
street, Oroville, and Is now ready to receive and
receipt for taxes and duties and all persons who
shall neglect to pay the taxes aforesaid asses =
Sed upon them, to the said Deputy Collector with
in twenty days of this date shall be liable to pay
ten per cent. additional thereon and the amount 50
due shall be a lien III favor of the United States
from the time it was assessed until paid with the
interest penalties and costs that may accrue upon
all property, and the rights to property belonging
to Such person or persons.
nil G.. ". pRINTY,
Deputy Collector Of Internal Revenue.
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A young fellow eating some cheese
full of mites, boosted that he had slain
his thousands and tens of thousands.
That You have" said an old man
present, ''and with no other weapon
than that which Sampson used when he
slew the philistines =
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Notice to Creditors.

E7STATE OF GEO. DUNG. DECEASED
III Notice is hereby given by the undersigned.
Administrator Of the above named Estate 70 the
Creditors Of and all persons having claims against
said deceased, 20 exhibit the same with the neces-
sary vouchers within ten (l0) months from the
Hrst publication OF this notice 10 the undersigned
at the Court House in Or0yille, Butte County,
California. Ivan 0RDEN
Administrator Of said Estate.
Dated this 18th day Of Oct, 1855. 5w-52
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Oroviiie Gold Silver and Copper
Mining Company.
oToyil.e, Batte County, California.

't.--e' o@@e NseutF, oasloTala-
SAN Francisco, Oct. It'll. 1855.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT 4
~ meeting Of the Board OF Trustees OF said
Company. held on the seventh day Of October
1855. an Assessment ot one dollar per share was
levied on the Capital Stock Of said COMPANY. nav.
able immediately il [. ;. Gold Cola, to the sec
Rotary, at the Once Of the Company, 49, Califor
nia street. in San Francisco. ANY stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on the
eighteenth day Of November lists viii be airertis-
ed or that day aS delinquent. aud unless payment
shall be made before. viii be sold on the second
day OF December ls65 10 pay the delinquent as
seSsment, together with costs Of advertising. and
expenses Of sale.
ROBERT P. LEE, Secretary
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SOZOdOnt.
Taken Up.

EAME INTO THE ENCLOSURE OF THE IN
- designed at the Mountain Spring House,
about the Isl Of July. ONE ROAM WORK MARE
about ten years old no brand. Also, ONE CREAM
C0L0RED HORSE COLT. about three years old.
no brand. The owner is requested to come and
prove property, pag charges aud take them away.
GEO. B. ROGERS.
Mountain Spring House, Oct. 18th, 1865.
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Notice.
% the Voters of Chios.I school District.

Fg7HERE WILL BE 4 2 ELECTION HELD IN
the town Of Chico. On SATURDAY. NOyEM-
Der 18th. 1855, between and ) o'clock p. NJ. for
the purpose Of voting to. or against levying tax
on the taxable property Of said School District for
the purpose 0: finishing and furnishing the School
House, now in state Of forwardness in said town
Of Chico. Amount proposed 10 be raised hy said
tax, Is fifteen hundred dollars.
Also, to elect one Assessor and one Collector
for the purpose OF assessing and collecting the
said tax. By order Of the Trustees Of Chico School
District. J. ". SHOOK, Clerk.
Chico, Butte county, Car. Oct %, ls65. 4t-57
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10 FEMALES.

When a female Is in tronbe or afflicted with
disease a. weakness Of the back and limbs uain in
the head. dimness Of sight. loss of muscular Divy-
er palpitation of the heart. irritability nervous
ness, extreme urinary difficulties. arrangement of
digestive functions. general debility, vagiuitie- in
diseases Of the womb. hysteria, sterility and all
other diseases peculiar TO females. they shoull go
or write ii once To the celebrated female doctor
". X. DOhev-y. at his Medical Institute. and CON
suit him about their troubles and disease. The
Doctor Is eiectln- more cures than any other Ply
stefan in the State of California. Let no false deli
cacy prevent You, hut apply Immediately and save
yourself from painful >utierlugs and premature
death. All Marued Ladies. whose health OF other
circumstances prevent an increase in their families
should write or call at DR.. W. X. Doherty'S Medi-
cal Institute, and the VIII receive every possible
relief and help. The Doctors Offices are % arranE
ed that be can be consulted without fear Of oDser
yation.
TO CORRESPONDENTS
Patients residing in any part of the State how
ever distant. who may desire the opinion and al
wee OF hr. Doherty on their respective ald
who think proper 10 submit written statement Of
such in preference TO holding a personal inter
view. are respectfully assured that their cUmmUn-
cations viii he held most sacred. Dr.. Doherty
takes this opportunity OF observing that all letters
are only opened and replied to by himself and tn
latter As promptly as possible.
II the case be fully and eandidly described.
personal communication viii be superseded in
ment OF the cases itself (lncludiHg the remedieS)
viii he forwarded without delay. and in such Il
manner a 70 convey no idea Of the purpO-t OF the
etter or parcel transmitted.
Consultation tree.
Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay. Address
". X. DOHERTY N. D..
Sm-n47 san Francisco. Cal.
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THE Richmond banks claim the gold
found with Jeff. Davis. Do ,hey mean
that JEFF. stole and do they wish him
prosecuted for burglary
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Notice

Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THERE WILL
be an Election held at the Central House Post
Office. en- Saturday. Nov. 18th, 1866. to submit 10
the qualified electors Of Central House School Dis
trict to know whether there shall be tax levied
Tor the purpose OF building School House in the
center Of said District The amount to be raised is
Eight Hundred Dollars Polls to be open at three,
o'clock P. NJ. closed at sandown.
By order Of Trustees, PHILIP HEFNER.
Il. B. BROWN.
ADAM GREASE
B. WILD. judges.
A. KIRBY, fn52-St
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SEMINAL wEAKNESS-A swORN-T0 CERTIFICATE OF
MOST REMARKABLE CURE OF sPERMAroREHoEA.

SEMINAL wEAKNESS-A swoRN-To CERTIFICATE OF
Most REMARKABLE CURE OF sPERMAr0REHoEA.
de-ire to benefit humanity, and feeling Of
gratitude to DR.. W. K Doherty alone induces
me to make this statement. For many wears
have been afflicted with that fearful disease known
"Spermatonhoea. or Seminal Weakness. the
result OF >elf-ahuSe, but till 1888 experienced but
little trouble or Inconvenience. In that wear now
ever, had seminal Weakness to an alarming eX-
tent which was soon followed by the most alarm
ing symptoms. as weakness of the back and limbs
pam in the head. dimnesS Of vision nervousness,
and general debility. Ny mind too yves afflicted
To such an extent as to seriously impair NY mem
Dry; my ideas were confused and spirits depressed
7 was aver>e TO society. had evil forebodincS and
seit-distrust and entirely untitled for any Of
the duties OF life. From lsjj to the Summer OF
le63. | employed the very best medical talent
col ID find, and spent several hundred dollars but
in no instance obtained more than temporary re-
lief. had about concluded there was no relief for
me in this world, but seeing DR.. D0hertys adver-
he charged nothing for consultation. | had an in
teryiew with ir. Doherty. at his Office in Sacra-
mento street. and his fee for treatment was 50
reasonable, determined to try him. though did
not expect much benefit from his treatment. On
the 9Th OF December last ! placed myself under
his care; in one week found myself very much
improved and now, after five weeks treatment
feel myself thoroughly cured Of all my troubles
and in the enjoyment OF the best health. HOPING
that my experience may be of benefit to ether,
similarly afflicted, subscribe myself
JAMES JOHNSON.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me, this 18th
day of January. \. u. 1865.
ISL Al. RANDALL, Notary Public.
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Porter Gold * Silver Mining Co.,

BUTTE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AT 4
~ meeting of the Trustees OF said COMPANY held
On the 18th dav Of October 1865 an assessment OF
one Dollar (si) per share was levied bpan the Cap
ital Stock OF said Company. payable forthwith, in
United States gold coin - E. {. Ross tsI. aisrys
vile California or to Y. B. Mason. 635 V ASKING
ton street san Francisco. California. Any Stock
upeu which said assessment shall remain unpaid
on SATURDAY. the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF No
VEMBER. 1865, viii be advertised on that day a
delinquent and unless payment shall be made be-
fore. viii be sold on tie 1HIRTIETH day Of No
VEMBER. lo65. 10 pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs Of advertising ard the expense
OF the sale.
F.P MASON.
Secretary pro ten.
San Francisco. October II, 1855. 4w-52
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THE UNION RECORD.

San Francisco Ageney.-Thomns Boyce
Is the only authorized Agent for the RECORD in
San Francisco. All orders left at his Office north
east corner of Washington and Montgomery SITS.
(up stairs.) vill be promptly attended TO.
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THE last good thing is this Max
imiIan, emperor Of Mexico, is 50 great
a friend Of the United States that he
has declared in favor of the Monroe
Doctrine
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COnstabl Sale

FNY VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT OF EXECUTION
Efissued ont of the Court of Silas ". v. Gouchev.
Jns'ice Of the Peace Of Ophir Township, Butte
county, California. to me directed and delivered.
comIsIsalHe me make the 81 ire hrNdreA
ard fifteen. seventeen one huulrc7ths dollars
(S1l5,lI-l9J) Judgment with interest, at the rate
Of three per cent per month from TIE 18th sep
temher l~i5 and twenty eight ten one hGnlredth
dollars tS2N l0-lGGl cost IT suit and all accuiing
cost on said writ. wherein Frank Nultrer is Plain
till and !. " Nash is Defendant have levied
upon. and viii expose NJ Public Sale 70 the high
est bidder for cash al the Court House door in the
town Of Oroville county and State aforesaid,
on SATURDAY. THE Is DAY OF NOVEMBER,
4. y. lst5 at o'clock P. NJ Of said day. all the
right. title ana interest Of the above named iefen
dant ). u. Nash in and 10 the following described
real estate heretofore attached. -o-7git: Twenty,
SIX feet in width upon the north side, and running
the whole length Of that certain lot in the town Of
Chico. in the county and State above named.
known and described ON the recorded map Of said.
town. a. lot No. four - being in extent tweutys
81 .elt- 80 o. Main street by one hundred and
thirty two feet in depth ti32) together win at
and singular, the tenements, herelitameuts and
appurtenances thereunto belongi or in any wise,
appertaining. J. V.PARkS,
Constable 0phir township. Bate county.
Oroville, October nth isG5.
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Taken Up.

DY THE SUBSCRIBER AT WHITTIER
ID 4 Burroughs Ranch, one Cream Colored
Mare. shout three years old; black name and tail.
branded J | on the left hip. Also, One Small BAY
Work Horse, about ten years old. 10 brand The
owner Is requested 10 call, prove property nav
charges and take them away D. q. RUMLEY
StEingtown Hill, Oct 10, lsss. u50-4w
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TWENTY FIVE planters are said to be
under arrest at Nicksburg, all charged
with either maltreating or killing their
former slaves. f.
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SUPERIOR QUALITY.
IONGVILLE HOTEL !
A. j. WOOD. Proprietor.

ENHIS LARGE AND CoMMoDI0US HOTEL
Il i situated in HumbuC Valley, Plumas county,
in a beautiful and healthy location. The rooms
are large and airy and wei furnished. The table
i az all times furnished with the best the market
affords: the siabling IS of the best. 1t Is home
Tor the traveller For the invalid fine soda
spring. celebrated for its healing qualities, is ad-
joining the Hotel. liberal share OF patronage is
solicited. 4. J. WOOD, Proprietor.
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" Norris. Near town there is
posted a mining notice, of which the
following is copy rerbatia, emitting
the signatures "notis wee the undesine
elaine 5 81 hundrid fete on this leg
wich we vii wurk so sune as con
veneent." Another "notis" in this city
folks not to ''ty" their horses
to certain tree Tuolumne Courier.
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" 49, -~ W. - - - " S-cc-A-N "a - -,---'
At what age does he attain his greatest
weight! How much heavier are men
than women ? What would be the
weight of fat people-and what Of very
fat people! NJ. Quetelet, Of Brussels,
some years age deemed such questions
quite within the. scope Of his extensive
series of researches on man. He got
hold ofeTerYbody he could, everywhere,
and weighed them all. He. weighed the
babies, he weighed the boys and girls,
he weighed the youths and maidens, he
weighed men and women, he weigh
ed collegians, soldiers, factory people,
pensioners-and as he had no particu-
lar theory to disturb his facts, he hon
estly set down such results as he met
with. All the infants in the foundling
hospital at Brussels for a considerable
period were weighed, and the results
were compared with others obtained at
similar establishments in Paris and
Moscow. The average returns show
thai a citizen Of the world, on the first
day of his appearance in public, weighs
about six pounds and half-a boy
baby little more, girl baby a little
less. Some very modest babies hardly
turn the scale with two pounds and a
half, while other pretentious youngsters
boast Of 10 or II pounds. N. Quetelet,
grouped thousands Of people according
to ages, and found that the men of 20
averaged 143 lbs, each, while the
young women of 20 have an average
of 120 lbs. His men reached their
heaviest bulk at about 30, when their
average weight was 152 ID; but wo-
men slowly fattened on until 80, when
their average was 129 TBS. Men and
women together, the weight at full
growth averaged almost exactly Hobs.
HINT TO CHERRY GRowERs.-A
lady informs the Maine Farmer that
she saved her cherries from the birds
by making some cats out of old rags.
''Be sure she says, ''to make the eyes
out of large yellow beads or bright but
tons, and the birds will not come near
when one of these cats is perched in
the tree" r sl
"DAR ARE" said a sable orator,
addressing his brethren, ''two roads
tro' dis world De one am broad and
narrow road dat leads to perdiction,
and de oder a narrow and broad road
dat leads to sure destruction" "If
dat am de case" said a sable hearer,
''dis cullud individual takes to de
woods"
------
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A New ORLEANS newspaper con-
tains this advertisement For sale,
an excellent young horse; would suit
any timid lady Or gentleman with 4
long silver tail.
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MEDICAL.
Private Medical Aid !
DR.. w. K. DOHERTY'S
Private Medical ~ Surgical Institute.
Sacramento street. below Montgomery. opposite the
Pacific Nail Steamship Cos Office. Private en-
trance on Leidesiorf ST., san Francisco.

Established expressly 10 G ford IRE afflicted sosnd
and scientific AledicGi Hid IN tie treatment
and cure Of al PrirGte and Car0Hie Dis-
eases, cases Of secrecy and al ser
gal diseases
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Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF ADAM FOLK, DECEASED
IL Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned.
Administrator OF the above named Estate. 10 the
Creditors Of, and all persons having claims against
said deceased, TO exhibit the same with the neees
sary vouchers within ten (l0) months from the first
puoheation OF this notice. 10 the undersigned az
the Court House in 0royille
l.. VAN ORDEN,
Administrator OF SAID Estate
Dated this 18th day of Oct, Is65. 5w-5s
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DURING the last twelve months the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, at New York, has
cleared $4,000, the Metropolitan
s140, 900, the St. Nicholas 10000,
and the Astor House S125,000.
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First Glass Restaurant !!

Farmers viii be paid the highest cash price for
fresh butter and eggs. \ liberal share OF the
public patronage Is respectfully solicited.
LEWIS CARPANETO
GEORGE J. BOLANpER.
OroviIIe October .lst. 1865.
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The Oh Dominion ledge, at Reese
River, Blue Spring District, is said to
be between $50 and 200 feet thick.
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To THE AFFLICTED.

I'm. ". K. DOHERTT RETURNS HIS SIN
II cere thanks to his numerous patients for their
patronage. and would take this opportunity TO re-
mind them that he continues 10 consult al his In
stute for the cure of chronic diseases Of the Lungs
Liver, Kidneys. Digestive and Gentle Urinary Or
Cans. and all private diseases, viz: Syphilis in all
its forms and stages, Seminal Weakness aud all the
b0rTd consequences OF self-abuse Gon0rrh0ea.
elect. Structures. Nocturnal and Diurnal Ennis
Sions. Sexusi Debility. Diseases Of the Back ana
Lions Inflammation of the Bladder and Kidneys
etc. etc: and be hopes that his long experience
ans successful practice will continue to insure him
4 share of public patronage. By the practice of
many years in EHrope and the United States he is
enabled 10 apply the most efficient and successful
remedies against diseases Of all kinds. He uses no
mercury. charges moderate. treats his patients in
correct and honorable way, has references OF un-
questionable veraeity from men Of known re>pec-
liability and high standing in society. All parties
consulting him, by letter and otherwise will re
ceive the best and geatest treatment and implicit
secrecy.
Dr. Doherty would call attention to the follow
ing certificates from two OF his patients who,
having fully recovered their health. desire 10 make
known their remedial agent. Il viii be seen their
statements are fully authenticated by Notary
Public.
The welfare of society imperiously demand their
Publicity. and they are given mere 10 warn the
unwary thanto sound the praises of Physician,
of whom hundreds of like cases can he cited da.
ACASE OF GLEET AND STRUCTURE.
DR. DoHERTY-Dear Sir: l feel my health 50
fully recovered. that. in common gratitude, be
lieve should make Won some written acknowledge
ment for your valuable services particularly 50 As
your fee snail for the work performed.
arrived in this city from the East about one
year ago. and was then suffering from an old case
Of elect, complicated with Structure. Being
stranger in this city. and believing these Doctors
who gave such positive assurances Of success were
necessarily the best (s0me OF whom have a large
number Of titles) placed myself in their charge
and continued under their treatment until had
lost nearly all the hopes and considerable sum
Of money.
wish to say now that you are the six Doctor
have employed, and the only one that has ever
done me any service. My elect is wholly cured
the Structure is all removed ami my general health
Is better than it has been for years.
In conclusion | would say to the many uniortu-
mates who require medical advice, il You have 5uy
doubt As to whom You may employ. ask Dr.. Doher-
" for my address and call and see me. q keep
store in this city) My experience may save YOU
many dollars.
would also add that in the early stage of ny
disease, used large amount of the preparations
advertised as an infallable cure for GunorThoel,
elect etc, but never derived any benefit from
them. ] am, Doctor, very truly yours,
l. IL.
San Francisco. Jnne l6 1864.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this n St dav
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- " FENIAN SISrERHooDs nebeing
formed in some IF the Eastern cities.
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Why did JoSeph's brethren cast him
into the pitt Because they did not
want him in the family circle.
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If brooks are, as poets call them, the
most joyous things in nature, what are
they always ''muymuring" about
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IT has been asked when rain falls.
does 1T ever get up again l-Of course
it does, in due dew time.
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San Francisco. june Is, 1864.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2lst day
Of June, y. D., 1864.
Isl AS. GOULD, Notary Public
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Is capable of making as HEAVY CASTINGS, as
any Shop north Of san Francisco.
THEOPHlLUS LOCHER.
Groyille, May %, l565. n29
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San Francisco. October u. 1855. iT-52
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-26

The Draft.
Proves: Marshal General Fry mas
written letter 10 Gov Miller, 0. Min
nesota. in explanation Of the recen, call
for 300 600 men. and Of his circular no.
! o. 1863 over which so many brains
have been puzzled in the effort to GET al
its meaning. He says IL was not eX-
pected that the call OF July Is, 1864 for
500OOO men would put that number in
the service. because the act o. Congress
lndel which the call was made directed
that all enlistmentS made IN the navy
rom the commencement OF the rebel
lion until he 24th OF February 1891
should be credited on the quotas and
these. with other equitable claims for
enGsments not previously credited. re-
duced that call and rendered necessary
the one Of December -. 1864, Tor 300 Co.,
The object therefore. o. the last call is
to put 100000 men in the service,
Hence every man enlisted on tdH eat
(that is since Dec. 49, whether for one
two or three years, will count only as
one man on the quota 50 FAR as Hl, call
is concerned. and the excess Of credit TO
which any locality may be entitled by
reason Of enlisting three years men on
this call will be adjusted in the assign
nnent o. quotas on future calls.
e.. ha ~ ar
the present call, the number Of men
previously furnished by each locality,
and their terms Of serricc are taken into
account as they should De. On this
point we quote from the letter as fol-
lows
When a district presents an accepta-
BILE recruit for three years, and he is re-
ceived as such by the government. that
district has done all it can do in the
premises, and the government takes the
responsibility that the soldier win serve
his term of enlistment. This being adj
mitted the time to apply the credit, or
TO take into account the amount Of
credits to which the district is entitled.
is when a settlement is made with all
the districts, with a view to assigning
quotas under a new call. This follows,
not merely as a matter o. convenience
in computation, but as a matter Of ne
cessity, in order to exact justice 70 all
the different States and districts, and,
moreover. is in exact accordance with
the terms 0. the statute when PROVIDES
that: /" assigning to the oIstrictH the
number OF men 10 DC lurhlSLeI mere
rom. ti'e ie9lNeI0 9H"il 1"Ne ln'' N'"-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-26
Local and state Items.

RUTLAND COUNTY AGRICULTURAL 81
cIRrT,-At the Annual Meeting of III.
Rutland County Agricultural socetv
held at the Court Ho@Se in this village
On Wednesday, Jan. rs the follawing
officers were elected for the year 1865
Pitt W, Hyde, Hydeyille, President
Llnsey Rounds, Jr Clarendon, l.. How.
ard Kellogg Benson, Vice Preedeu,y
Henry Clark, Pouluney, Secretary
A, ID. smith, Dandy. Treasurer
b, Il. Lathrop rluslord. Audito,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-26

GREAT MILITARY MovRSBNr.-Th ST..
Louis Union of the 18th inst, says
We are appraised OF a great military
movement that will Startle :he public
in few days, Its details are contra
band az present
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-26

RELEASE or "HANGMAN FOorE.-The
Rebel House OF Representatives on Mon
day, declared by resolution, in regard to
Foote, that under the circumstances OF
the case it is expedient that the militia
ry authorities discharge him from Gus
tody." 1t is presumed that he has been
placed at liberty.