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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-31
Bv II FULTbN, Deputy.
geokuk Co Iowa aur.2s 81

1T ). MARSHAL'S PROCLAMATION
". Fai'fi States II America S,uthsra Dfri,i Of
i'r i, Peter M-irds tmil-d State Marshal the
siae oi Iowa do hc7e give rnbl that In tn
case the aised -At-- ,nst boiler AMI team N
gins II 1G Ia sctuse OF AMI ri nre under acts
81 Congress did the 4th sav ~ August A. + lsdS.
ns tIs OSu - rfen in urnr3 comfy Iowa. attac IA
y "a ttFr trfo my Possession r safe sust6y Her,
sean gin", IA t-h tnh, worm tnt and ~o ~, r.
o-tser. ssii tifer empty arTe's hb rSe whts
-. Etlluus,( i3 cherry Hnce ia "a lans) !
di'-r he <hsd, containing hlgaw.nes liz scales,
u h'ls whisky. kegs Of whisky aud hereby also
give public notice thst the time assigned for thu reuro
ofs f wsrraut and hesng If this is the Sd Tues
ds If September being the 18th d ~ Of September.
.. 1858 and hereby admonsh and summons I'll per-
toas cltHtug interest in sail boiler aud steam
ene, 1t ala kn wing having any thing say why
IA shOgi NIT b. de oil be f,r eitsd tie
(',ited >ta.rs aud dem ed and 10 the
OF said hbellsnt that they he and beiort
sid District curt at its the city Of kknk
ssl Dtrct. aid 18Th " OF september, l,B5 at %
DEL rex n when AID where sail will be heard
thea sni there to erpose their Chains and said
el Of iniorma ion and make their all tivns ia thas
hehh If PETER Ms kNIY q :. Marshal.
BY II Fu .TnS, Deputy.
keokrk, lee c. lowe, Ang *. isai.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-31
Emerson's Agency.
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THE "FLORENCEo

ssTIs0 MACHINES have
the reversible feed motion
which snahl.s the operator
70 have tke work carry eth.
er ~ay. or to change the d.
rertion aud fasiep the end
ofseams by turning q thumb
screw. They Are uoiseiess
snd can he used where quiet
Is necessary. Their stitch 10
the wonder Of all, because
Of it's combined Elasticity.
strength and beauty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-31

2HkRlFf'S SALE.-State of Iowa, Lee
~ cVlttf, ss.-Ry virtue OF special execution to
directed issued - the Clerk of lhe District Court said
cuTniy. in favor n Itsur ~ 2inir aud N. Lhmer
If tho estate II Zncl, deceased. aud asain
Tneo re hciinaay, viii sell to the highest bidder at
the rant door cf the Clerks Office II the District Court
Ut kcokGk IN sad county, the th day Of September
A. u. lsp5. between the hours OF o'clock A. aud
O'Clock L. NJ, commencing at O'clock Z. OF aid day,
the following property to-Nf: Tots i've "a and 49,
IN hicfA hgndred nineteen tli9 ia city Of
ke'kuk. Lee county, Iowa.
T. he sold by order o. court to satisfy said writ of
execution.
hrcknk. tug.lo, lo65. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printer fr9 S, CO .hC SLetiif 81 Loo Co., Iowa
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-08-12
CORRESPONDENCE PARTICULIERE DE
La "sentinelle de Thibedaux."
NOmvelHc-Orleans.

Quatrevingt- uatorze degrees de chaleur a
linterieur ct de la glace interieurement. Quel
equiibre C'est la ponrtant lie regime auauel
nous sommes somns depuis trop longtemps
deja. Et il "a des gems qni s'etonnent de la
feyre jaime &c qui me surprend lie plus, moi,
c'est quill ny en- ait pas, car la vile est sane.
4 quoi celia tent il ? a Ia quarantaine C'est
bien possible; a l'assanissement de 10 vile
Je ne dis pas non. LIE fait est que depuis fe
poque on les federaux ont pris possession de
Ia Nouvel'e- Orleans, les rues sont mieux ba-
ayees quavant, l'eau coule plus abondam-
ment dams les ruisseaux, les measures de pro-
prete publique sout plus strictement surveil
lees ct la feyre jaime nest pas venue. Mais
10 quarantaine? All! Ia quarantaine est une
bien bonne chose, mais CONNIE il fait bon Sc
promener dams les rues sans qu'une odeur in
fecte vienne vous prendre au nez. Il y a en-
core bien des chooses faire ayant dsarriver
a cette proprete eu fait reIegance ct Ia sa-
lnbrite dune vile, mais lie premier pas est
fait /; esperons qu'on ne s'arretera pas en- che
min.
lie public sembe lei Sc preoccuper medio-
crement des prochaines elections. C'est pour
tart une affaire d'mportance ct dou peut
dependre le-sort politiqne de lEtat. Pour
ouoi ieter lie manche apres la cognee?
Fotre voyage dams la lune m'interesse vi.
vement.
Finissez-le FLANEUR.
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PRIX DEs ANNoNCES.

Pour chaaue carre de dix lignes an naoins
,sonr Ia premiere insertion 81 so. Pour la Sc
-conde insertion, par caife. 70 cts. et pons
chaque insertion add tonnelie,'par caife' oe e'r
Pour tpute annonce Indignant la profession
ct lie domicile, ct qui n'excedefa pas huit llgne
ayec l'abonnemeut aa journal, par an, $1,000
Tonte annonce pnbliee par iuteryalles sera
payee au talx de piastres par carre
Toute annonce don't lie nombre d'iRsertions
nest pas sptcifs. sera inseree jusqu'a touyei
sordre au tank. ortinare.
Toute annonce de candidat sera payee SW,oo,
'et d'AVANCE.
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Lost or Haislaid.

One certain mortgage or promissory note,
drawn by Ulysse Guedry, in favor Of Diago
Duevet, for the sum of two hundred dollars,
bearing interest from March and made payable
In March, 1864,
The public is hereby notified not to trade for
said note, as the payment of the same has been
stopped For further information, apply to
the undersigned. P. LAGARDE, JR,
aupl2-1m Agent.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-08-12

EscApADE-Mardisd derner. I'M negre qni
sc trouvait dams Ia geole de Ia paroisse. at
stendant son jugement ct So sentence. a cru
tres prndentponr sa sante ct ponr sa iberte de
fnrcar Ia ecnsigue. Ponr celia il choisi lie
moment OH Ia sentitelle nni pardait Ia porte
seat le dos toarfe. alors i seiance, mais pas
sassez vite roar Yi'il passe inapercu. La sent
inel'e fat fen !; l'evad conrait to'jonrs. ct
see nest qn'arres me course efirenee de quel-
Ques ilets qa'ila etc rerris.
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dessus NOMINEES.
Ce rapport a etc unanimement adopte.
LIE comtG des finances rapporte CONNIE
suit
THIBonAux q mai 1865
A l'hon president ct messieurs--Y Yotrc coini,e
special des finances sonnet respeetneusement
lie rapport suivant:
Apres hne axamen attentif du rapport d,,
sheriff j. FL. Stiner, nous ravons trouye correct
ct nous y apons vu que Charles Gaude est
.jnstement endette envers cette paroisse pour la
iiuste ct entiere somme de S1l92 .141-4.
Nous recommendons quAune poursut inime-
diate soft instituee eontre Charles Gaude ccmme
collector aes taxes en- def,ut ainsi que contre
ses cautions, pour indemnisser Ia paroisse de
pertes, ct celia scion la loi Que lie prev6t-
nareehal, capitaine Ed. Bgelow, soft requis de
donner sou attention q cette afsaife, ct en- cas-
de refus. que Theophile Harang, ayocat de 10
paroisse. soft instrnlt de poursuivre sans delai
les personnes ei-dessus mentionnaes devant
lsautorite compGtante militaire ou cirile.
lie tout est respectueusemcnt seamis
GEO. FLAcH, president.
HENRY Z. LEDET.
Et lis proposent les resolutions suivantes
Resolu par lie Jari de poice--Qne lie sheriff
de Ia paroisse. appointe collector des taxes de
Ia peroisse, apras etre dument aualifie, proce-
dera ifnmediatement a Ia collection de la ba-
lance de $3843,ls IA due pour lannee 1868,
ct il fera I'M rapport de teiles personnes qui
sont incapables de payer lea taxes respectives
en- raison de l'inondation de leurs champs in
tegralement.
II est resolu de plus-Que l'avocat de la pa
roisse soit ct il est antorse par les presentes
de faire deinander aux proprietaires de Fhabi-
tation Acadia ct autres la solnrne de S2939 90
actuellelnent payae par Ia paroisse jusqu'a
present. pour fermer la crevasse connne sous lie
nom de :. creVasse de l'habitation Acadia = ct
de faire son rapport au Juri de police 50
seance proehaine.
Et il est resou de plus--Qn'en raison dt
manaue DIES recoltes Passessement des taxes
de Ia paroissa pour fannee 1864 soft ct est par
ceci remis a une reunion future fin de donner
un chance aux memhres des ditferents districts
de Juri de police de rapporter sur lie condition
desastFelse de ieurs constituents.
&c rapport et les resolutions susyantes ont
etc ad0ptdes rnanimement:
Sur motion, resoin--Que le sheriff etant ex-
oficio co,lecteur des taxes de la paroisse soft
ct est autorise par cici de collector pour Pan
nee 1864 en- proportion dun hnitieme toutes
les licenses enumerees dams Ia section 8, page
AGO des revised statutes de To- Louisiana, ex-
cepte des detailleurs des liqueurs spiritueuses
en- quantite de moins dun gallon, qui sont tax
is par ceci Vingt piastres chacun, ct aussi celia
Gui regard lie quayage dams lie 5me item de la
dite 3Ele section.
Lesquelies resolutions ont etc unanimement
adoptees
Et sur motion de Mr.. J. sarta,. le.J .Juri de
police sest ajourne sine die.
JOS. NICOLAS, president.
c. Fl. L. GRUNEBERG, greffier.
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UsE BoSsE FoURSEE- Avant hier- soir.
lie collecteur des taxes de capitation ponr les
'personnes de coulenf, fait incareerer qua
rante deux negresses qni sc refusaient de pa-
yer an dit colecteur. la piastre requise Qnel-
ques nEes de ces reheles, In vue des murs
squi les entonraient ct au brnit des c,afs qni
grincaient dams les serrnrrs. sc sont acqnittees
ct ont repris Id clef les chamEs. Qnant aux
santrps on compte lea enrder dams ce solitaire
rednit, jusqu'a &c qu'elles sient debourse Ieur
piastre.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-08-12

DErAnr.-Le Yge Beldan. apres avoir
clos la session dsfa Conr a Thibodaux, ses-
sion qni a etc Tche Ell evenements ct en- de-
scisons gui Front enoque dams les annaes
juriiciaires E Lafdurche, est part ponr Fran
kiln. Nehs desirons que leg habtants de
cette We aient antant de fun que !es hab
fants Ne Thibodanx en- ont Gu. Ce sera Isl
ible mais regrettable.
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Notice.

Creditors of the succession OF Mott Birdsall,
deceased. are requested to hand in their claims
properly authenticated to the undersigned.
Debtors to the succession are also notified to
liquidate their Indebtedness within the shortest
nossible DELAY. Il. w. BLAKE,
Attorney Of the succession.
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A Wis.

Les creanciers de Ia succession de Mott
Birdsall, decedG, son requs de presenter leurs
raclanations, approuvees ct authentiquer, au
sousscne Les debiteurs de la dite succession
sont aussi notifier de s'acquittor dams lc plus
court delai possible.
e. ". BLAKE,
Ayocat de la succession.
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Omriel.
ETAT EE LA LOUISIANA
PARoIssE DE LAFoURCHE.
.Juri de Police,

Ce 29me Jour de mai 1865, a 10 henres du
matn lie Juri de police de la paroisse de La
fourche s'est assemble scion l'aiournement
Furent presents: lie president Jos. Nicolas,
ct meisieurs Henry +. Ledet. Justin Sarta.
Washington Griffin, Alexandra Ribbeck, George
Flach J. Rodrigue ct Eugene Somme.
Absents Clotaire Bernard, Celestin Adam
ct j. B. Moreau.
Labsence de NJ. Eugene Somme aux trois
derneres seances du Juri de police etc eXcu-
see par lie Juri de police.
lie comite des finances ma pas fait de rapport
g ss elections g Sc
Is 81 reclamations 6
Le comte special pour lesreelamations de
NJ. Sarta n'etait pas prepare pour faire son
rapport.
lie president aoumis un rapport de J. II.
Sttner, sheriff de cette paroisse, sur lie regle-
ment des complies de Charles Gaude, collecteur
des taxes. lequel rapport etc refere au comite
des finances. Aussi tine autre communication
d. J. II. Stiner pour les citoyens du bayou He
ron, legard 'nn pont ct d un chemin STIR le-
dit bayou; sur motion cette communication d
etc referee au :. Jury of freeholders,n appoint6
lie 81 octohre 1864. ct le grefier fut autorise de
padresser aalit (. jury Of freeholders.'
Pour remplacer Mr. Q. Prestenbach lie presi-
dent noJnme Mr. Washington Griffin CONNIE
tonne, ct auss CONNIE remplacant NJ. A. A.
Laforeet CONNIE president dadit " jury Of free
holders" enscas que Mr.. Laforest sera absent
pour. la transactions des affairs dudit juri.
Sur motion de Justin Sarta, ie Juri de police
s'est ajonrne jusqu'a heurs fapres-nidi.
lie Juri de police s'est assemble Get apres-
midi a 8 heures
Furent presents: lie president Joseph Nicolas,
ct Messieurs Justin Sarta Washington Griffin,
Eugene Sonma George Flach, IL. Z. Ledet, A.
Ribbeck eli ). Rodrigue.
Absents: j. B. Moreau, Clotaire Bernard ct
Celestin Adam.
lie coniite des reclamations fait lie rapport
suivant verbal ct favorable aux reclamations
suivantes sayoir: de
Gustave Adam de "a 00
a Kramer "a 90
Emile gadeaur 56 09
EuoAne Somme l04 90
Chas Daniels tableau dsassessenent 225 90
loan Rossi 225 90
H. G. stetson, libraire, compte de ayr. ll6 90
May Is so
g is sept ,64 34 20
o e.,s nrirt;no office 1913 rs
Cbar,es saaman 45 90
p. Cantrelle, enquete de denx cahavres 90 oo
Monta,,t 4 Ia eomme de SI458 35
Mil ouatre cents cinqnante-huit piastres ct
ouatre-vingt quinze sous, ct ii a etc decrete DE-
PAYER cette eomme des fouds Gu tresor, qui ne
sont pas appropriss autrement sur Fordrs dii
,ras:Jen4 an yuri 10 roiicp crrkifIS mar sou &c
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-08-12
FATS DIVERS.

Junr DE- Police Mons pvhlions aniopr
~d'hui en- francais ct en- angling les procedures
5lu Juri de police. Eles sont tres interessan
tes. aussi les recommand0As-no a attention
sdu public.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-08-12

AssAssINAT.-U affaire des plus tragjqnes
.et des plus regrettables Went de se pasaer an
'Chacahou!a. Mr.. Ed. Cross. ex-resident RE
Thibodauxa tue m honme eft blesse dehx
autres les motifs mi ont porte NJ Gross
u Get acte sont jnsgu'iciinc on dn moins
soIt u contradictoirea. one. noaa preferona
que le jour Sc fasse avaft den parler. .Ce
qn'il Y 4 d'a-ppn- nEes certain, c'est one Mr.
Cross Sc troavai dams hne point de hois.
lorsoue trtsis tRva 'iars se rrespn est Il sa vtie
ausst6t ilslese son arIne ail,sfp ct fait fen,
nj Maxinin Saanin recoif assp nosfes ani
lui brisent le bras es deuy an i ! rebroas-
saisnt chemn. -orsqi, mn sfeond coup de fen
the n. Burns 1T hlesse ffrere qui en les
poumons traverses par i DO poste.
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CREvAssE. -samesli larnier f,t, loas 4 ran.
r,erte an'nne crevasse ay,it II n spratia snr
ID rive lroite dn bayou. i isenx III 'es n bas
du chemin de Ter. CONNIE / eetfe enoone
les eanx du bayon mons seslhlaient avnir af-
teint le nirean le pins bas, mons n'avions Tas
apporte grnnde attention 4 &c fait Depnis
lois aes eaux mont faif qne snonterlet dans
pen de temps II rette criaa eontini,e, Il hfsvon
aura atteilt sne ha,'ienr naAnacaffe. Mems
pensons ane cette brsche pratianfe i dess9in
aura etc bouchfe 4car s'il Ell et,l;f antresnent
nors plantations les shabitants chi reup'eat
cette rive. qrli ont deia perrin me grand PAR
I tie de lear recoitc mar IA nrensieTe crerasse et
qui Sc tssuveraient complement ruines par
Ia seconde.
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srutiuelle Oe Gbibooaux.
ADJOURNMENT.

I'm An (d'avance % w
Ju Numero ........,.-... ~
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cretaire du tresorer de la pare'sEe a fordre
respectivement de chacun dea clianccra ci-
dessus NOMINEES.
Ce rapport etc unanimement adopte.
LIE eomte des finances o rapporte CONNIE
suit
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-08-12

Montant la souiule de Sl458 70
Mil quatre cents cinqnante-huit plastres e e.
ouatre-vingt quinze sous, ct ii etc decrete de
payer cette somme des fouds Gu tresor, qui ne
sont pas appropriss autrement sur Fordrs ttu
president au Juri dc police, carsihs par soa se-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-05

Directly after the sermon, a collection
was taken up for the benefit of the Wild
ows OF deceased ministers.
Rev. Mr.. Brown of Cavendish, then
read the Circular Letter on the general
subject of the duties of christians at the
present time. This was very appro-
pirate supplement to the sermon Of Mr..
Swain.
AT noon the members and visitors OF
the Association were invited to the
Town Hall near by, to partake of a coll
lation, As this is the centre of fine
dairy country, it is needless to say that
those who had been laboring under the
impression that first rate butter and
cheese had become obsolete, were here
furnished with good opportunity to
correct their wrong impressions.
In the afternoon the letters from the
churches were read, and in the evening
a sermon was preached by the Rev. s.
G. Abbott of Windsor.
The session lasted two days, but as
the stay of the writer was limited to
small part of the first day, this meagre
account is all that he is able to give Of
what promised to be a very interesting
occasion. NIB.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-05

THE NATIONAL HORSE FAIR.-At the
National Horse Fair" in Burlington, on
Wednesday, the lst premium for match
ed horses, speed not considered, was
taken by Charles Miller of Burlington,
and the I'd by H. G. Root Of Bennington.
In the trial of running horses, E. o. Cole
of Bennington, took the LIST premium of
800, and Geo. Loomis of Burlington the
Cd of $50 The time was not remark
able for running horses, the winner
gaining the premium in $50 and 2;35.
In the trial Of lady equestrianism, tie
lst premium was won by Mrs. We slew
Matthews of Stowe, the I'd by Mir s Katie
E. Root Of Bennington, and me Sd by
Miss Carrie Williams Of s.outh Burling.
ton. The closing "a" e of the day was
between Young America and "Gen
Stannard," the latter horse owned and
driven by A. H. Danforth. "Gen. Stan
marc" Was the winner in LA and 1:31
half mile hn~'
.SdCS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-05

OBTUARY.-Rev. Herman Hooker, D.
D., died in Philadelphia on Thursday
last, at the age of SO years. He was
a native of Poultney and graduate Of
Middlebury in College 1926. Among his
classmates were Ex-Governor Horace
Eaton, Joel Fisk and Harvey o. Higley.
After pursuing theological course, he
entered the ministry Of the Episcopal
Church.
For the last twenty-five years he has
been book publisher in Philadelphia.
He has been successful author. Several
of his works have had large circula-
ton. His work entitled the portion Of
the Soul" was republished in England:
DIR. Griswold characterized him "as one
the most concise and elegant of Amer.
lean writers"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-05

MOUNT HoLLY.-The Woodstock Bap-
fist Association commenced their annual
meeting at Mount Holly on Wednesday
the 9th inst.
Rev. N. Cudworth of Perkinsville, was
chosen Moderator, and Rev. j. s. Good
all of Londonderry, and Rev. A. NJ.
Swain of Grafton, Clerks. After prayer
by Rev. Ira Pearson of Ludlow, the usu-
al invitation was extended to brethren
not belonging to the Association to par
ticipate in the deliberations.
The report of the Committee of Ar
Engagements was read, and on motion of
Mr.. r. c. Haven of Ludlow, committee
on temperance was added to TIE usual
committees.
The annual sermon was delivered by
the Rev. A. NJ Swain of Grafton, from
Acts . IL. "And they were all amazed,
and were in doubt, saying one to anoth-
err, What meaneth this ~
The lessons to be derived from the
events of the day of Pentecost constitu-
ted the theme of the discourse.
1. They prove the mission of Jesus to
be divine.
2. They illustrate the means which
God has appointed to save the perish
ing.
8. They establish the Importance of
revivals of religion.
4. They point out the source OF hope,
also the dangers and the duties Of the
unconverted. 1t was an eloquent and
impressive sermon.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-05
MECHANICS WORK,

Leather, 5 b Scott, Dandy, 81
Dressed Calf Skin, ID Scott, Dandy, |
Cabinet Work, L N Merriam, Rutland, 2
Vegetable Cutter, Howe, Hall Il Co., dip.
HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES.
Best 10 yds flannel, Isaac Weaver Ira,
81; I'd do, Mrs. G. L. Smith, Rutland, 81.
Best rag carpet, G, P. Winchell, 81.
Best cloth, ii, Lincoln, Shrewsbury,
50.
Best rug, Miss S, NJ. Parker, so cts.
Best floor mat, Miss Lydia Boyce,
Dandy, so cts.
Best linen cloth, Mrs. G. l.. Smith, 81.
Best Diaper, Mrs. l.. G. Smith, 81.
Best linen thread, Mrs. G. l.. Smith,
80 cts.
Best wooden stockings, Mrs. A. b.
Thayer, 80 cts; ID do, Miss s. NJ, Parker,
% cts.
Best worsted work, Mrs. S, L. Hay
ward, Clarendon 81.
Best bed quilt, S. B. Scott, Dandy, So;
I'd do, Miss A. NJ, Nichols, do, 81; Sd do,
Mrs. Lorenzo Sheldon, 81; 4th do, Miss
S, NJ. Parker, 90 cts.
Best Counterpart, Miss A. NJ. Nichols,
S.; I'd do, A. B. Thayer, s..
Best cone work, Mrs. Robert Barney,
g. I'd do, L. A. Furman, 90 cts.
Best hair work, N, B. Jubert, Rut-
tland, 81.
Best pencil drawing, Harriet L. Ar
mington Pittsford, 81.
Best display of flowers, S. w. Curtis,
81. I'd do, H. II. Lee, so cts.
Best leather work, N. b. Jubert, 81.
The following articles, not enumerated
in the list for premiums, evincing much
taste and skill in their workmanship,
your Committee award complimentary
notice:
l bed quilt, Mrs H Hayward; do, Mrs
Ira Weaver; l do, Mrs Geo Crawford; l
do, Mrs Line.
lady's skirt, Mrs Billings.
Wooden socks, Elsie Weaver.
Linen stockings, Miss S NJ Parker.
Agricultural wreath, entered by Fem
g. futile.
Wooden yarn, Elsie Weaver.
Bead toilet set, J E Osgood.
Ottoman, D H Lincoln,
Crochet work, L A Furman.
Toilet cushion, d A Lincoln.
Worked handkerchief E Osgood.
/ Child's skirt, Mrs Geo Crawford,
| Childs skirt and blanket, Mrs Laura
| Post.
Linen tides, also napkin rings, Miss A
NJ Nichols.
DISCRETIONARY PREMIUMS.
Buckeye No. 2, Moving Machine, Di'
ploma.
Union Organ, E. N. Merriam, Rutland
Diploma.
Tree Protector, C. H. Whitlock, Pittsford
Diploma.
Wiilinger's Horse Rake, Diploma.
Washing Machine, N. Pierce, Rutland
Diploma.
Steam Digested Bone and ammoniated
superphosphate of Lime, John Day, No
Andover, Mass, Diploma.
Elmer Todd, Shrewsbury, for Dog
team shown in harness, 500
| HENRY CLARK,
Secretary.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-05

AooIDENT,-Mr. A. D. Malley Of Ben
son, on the Goth inst, slid off the for
ward end of load of cornstalks, his
horses. taking fright and running down
a steep hill, and he was seriously in
jured. He was in an insensible condi-
ton when found.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-05

ALTERED BnL.-A very dangerous al.
tered National currency bill is now in
circulation. A genuine S. National eur
rency bill has been so neatly altered into
a fifty dollar bill as to escape detection
with nearly nine persons out of every
ten. The alteration consists in carefully
FASTING the figures so over the cord ars in
the upper left hand corner of the genuine
note, and over the figure 5 in the upper
right hand corner. The pords .dfty ~
lars is pasted over the word five in the
middle of the note. The same FASTING
process is repeated on the back of the
note. The FASTING is well done, and no.
body would refuse the note, except one
who has perfectly in mind the exact dis
ference between the plate of a genuine
$50 and genuine IS note.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-05
ANOTHER SEzURE.-The revenue Off

ANOTHER SEIzURE.-The revenue OH.
"nrs of the district took possession OF
$500 or 5000 worth OF high wines, in
North Sheldon, on Monday ni,s.ht' They
arrested a wagon containing some of tn, =
contraband extract at or in the vicinity
of barn which has long been suspected
as depot for similar supplies pro-
ceeding to inspect the suspected prem
ises, they found several kegs of the
"tangle-foot" snugly secreted beneath
the floor.