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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-30

=. fss JAAAsoA IssuRRBcTIoH. - The
S.ofy OF the atrocities which have
pnseo tho name OF Jamaica upon every
up u fuu OF sickening horrors. The
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-30

TUE CoUVTERFEIrER or Fifty CENT
FRAcrIoYAL CURRRNcY.-T arrest ~
an English engraver by the name OF
Charles J. Roberts, for couuterfeiting
postal currency has already been an
nounced by telegraph, The Government
detectives have been on his track for
six months, as he was regarded as an
exceedingly skillful and most dangerous
operator. The last counterfeit plates
which he made, and which in an indi-
rect manner, led to his arrest, were cop
les of the latest issue Of fifty cent post
al currency. They are Of steel, and the
impression from them is so beautiful
and perfect as to be entirely undistin-
guishable from that of the genuine
plates. The detectives are now in pur-
suit of o confederate OF Roberts, and
they are quite confident Of soon captur-
ing him. Since his Incarceration Rob
erts has confessed everything, He says
the plate which has been seized was in
tended for the final and greatest effort.
If the detectives had only held off an
other week, he would have made $780,
600, and been in Europe enjoying it. II
appears that for the last four years, he
has been continually engaged in coun'
terfeiting notes on the various State
banks and the Treasury Department
but was never before arrested.
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Legal Notices,
NOTIcI

ioMMlSSlONERS' NOTICE ~
~ undersigned, having been aupo,n,'s IL
Hon. Probate Court for he Disni,t ~
Commissioner TO rec. i've, examine and s1ai&
claims and dtmands OF all persons ~
Charles spsulding. late OF Rutland iass
district, de- eased, hereby give notee tha,s ~
meet Tor the purpose of examining and nv
said claims a. the office of Nerr p, smssl
Merchants EXCHANGE Building, the f,s1 = !
, o,S,s. Of 'anua,y and March next, ioa' 4.
said days. and that six months from the i,,sa Y
OF Novt mber, A, ID. 1866, ia the tine Inn IN y
said court for said creditors to present ts.aN
claims 10 us for examination and ali 5vsn.Il a
Dated this 18th day of November A NJ"
N. y. SIM0NS, NV
A. NEWMAN WEEKS Cen,
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STATE OF VERMONT n

- Rutlsnd, SIS. The Probate Court 'i -, =
District of Rutland; "' Z
70 all persons whom il may consern,
Joseph Z. Smith, guardian Of Frsnt " az
and A thur IL. Smith, minor eANdrs, =, I ~
X Smith deceased, has Represented 10 ~ Hl7
tbat his wards are interested in the esats =, ~
Chat erton, late OF Rutland, in faii dis,,,.h "
ceased, and hat IL would be conducive +, ~ &c
terest of said ware DIS, to sell their interest," ss y
real estate of said Wait Chatter,0a We. 20
except tn. reyersion Of the dover, an NM \.
mS ney OF interest or otherwise investh, ana ~
made application to said Probate Cou,t !
license TO make such sale. Their, fore, "
By the suthorty of the State OF Vernon, =,
are ereSy gifted TO appear before he sad :,
hate Court, at the Pro1ate ONCE IN Rutland
SAID district, on the list Fuesday OF Dee, A
1865, to show cause, if any you have, why !
license should not be g. snted
DATED at Rutland, in said district, this b
day of November, A. D., 1865.
AZ JAMES BROWN, Reei.,s,
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DISTINCTIONS IN SAvASSAH RIVER
The Savannah Republican says the nu'
merous distractions in the Savannah
river greatly impede and endanger Its
navigation, and all steamers and cotton
laden vessels are liable TO be wrecked
on the various snags and sunkn steam
ers between that city andAugus'a, while
snags and other impedimens cause
nearly one.half of all the cotton Hats
that leave Augusta to be mort or less
damaged before their arrival at Savan,
nah, and the cotton so much injured
that il has TO be re.packed and re-
baled. Fifteen fats were sunk in one
week, and the river is full OF floating
cotton.
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HISTORY or THE REBELLION,

HISTORY OF THE REBELLION.
The only work, every page Of which has been
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The popularity OF tbis work has no parallel.
One General Agent from the wet returns
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STATE OF VERMONT. Dis

STATE OF VEkM0NT, Distr
~ Rutia d, s.. The P, obate Court
District OF Rutland:
To ali p rsous interested N the este
I've Wilders, late yt Walhugford, in So
TT ct, deceased, iute tate, GREET
The Administrator of said dec ase having
sente that II will be beneficial for par;
tefested tn rein to Sc / the whole o. the 7
tate of "a d deceased, except The dover
stead inc uding reyer ion of 'aid dove
made sppl cation to SAID Probyte Court
c. nse to ms&e such sale, the heirs IN this
havi & gwen their consent there.o IN "
Therefore.
by he authority Of the stats Of Yer
you are hereby notified 30 appear befos
Cont, 81 the probIte Office, in Ru-lsnd 4
distrlrr. IN the third Tuesday of Deed
u 1865, :, show cause, a y you ha7S
SAID ic, ne should not be gran ed
DATED % Ru and, in .ld DIS RE, this y
Il November, A, y. 1886.
A. JAMES BROWN, Reg
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THg LAST Ssssios. Free Press
remarks upon the late session OF the
Vermont Legislature as shorter than
that OF any other Legislature for nearly
twenty years past, II lasted only thirty
days, while the average length of the
sessions since 1916, has been five full
weeks. II is seldom that the yeas and
NAYS are called less than thirty times AT
session, and in the famous democratic
session in 1853, they were called no less
than ninety times but the sum total
in the House this year, Is only nine.
MIssISO.-The ST, Adams Messenger
says, We are panied 10 learn that q ser
ious apprehension is felt on account OF
the absence Of II. G. Hubbell, ESD the
cashier of the Missisquoi Bank, He
went to New York about three weeks
ago, and after transacting some busi-
ness, visited sister in New Jersey, and
since leaving her no trace of him has
been discovered. He had previously
written home that he would spend Sun
day Of last week in Brandon, and arrive
in this town by the noon train of Mon
day following, Under the circumstances
II is impossible to resist the suspicion
that Mr., Hubbell has met with fou
play which we trust will be dispelled by
his early safe return.
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eSTATE or VERM mt, Dist
= Rutl7nj, ~ The Probate Court 4
District of Rutland.
To all p rsons lat, rested in The es'ss
Mary Uatm an, late OF Middleto rn, 10 y.
triet, dec ased int tate. GRn
The DIN mis- rator of the said deces-s
ing repr. sent d that it will be nece'sly
the re a es afe Of aid eeoe iEe for TIE piT
OF the deb 8 AMI expenses of administrsiIi
made appic,u on to said Probate Court
eenss 20 make such sale. The eiore
by the auth Ority o the State OF vernon
are her b, n tfi d to ppe ,r before all \
he Prob te office in kutlsnd, ii sra q
on c FIR t lu sdsy of Dec m6e a d, \
sho- CAUSE, if any you have, way s1a
should or he vrantsd
Dattd at Ru land, in said district, q
dsv Of NoNen Der, a. u 1855.
E36 JAMES BLOWN, Rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-28

I;AGE SALE.-MACHINERY, GAS METERS,
BY virtue Of several chattel mortgages, I viii ex
BALE at public vendue, on Tuesday. the 18th day OF
treet all the Machinery, Stock and Fixtures CON
IN the manufacture of gas meters comprising Turn
8, Vices, Tools, Work Benches, Patterns Shafting,
Betting, Meters, &c Also Office Furniture, Iron
JOHN W TiIORP, Attorney for Mortgage.
bRK. August y, 1861
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BROKERS' SALE--RICHARD FIELD, AUG.
ker Will sell at his salesroom $50 Pearl street this
day., at l0is O'Clock. SOD lots Of Mems Fall and
iothing, consisting of Frock, Sack and business
" fine Beaver and Cloth Overcoats, Doeskin. CAST
Black Cloth Pants silk, Silvet and Cloth Vests, &c,
bf John Lynch, 70 Grand street. licensed pawnbro.
This will be the largest sale of the season, and
e attendance of dealers Sale ON Wedncsda by
N. Manrix, 30 James street, licensed rawnbroker.
BROKERS SALE.-CEO. G. LEWIS, AUCTION
will sell at 10 o'clock tomorrow. at 1Q5 Bowery,
Drtment Of Women's Clothing Blankets, Quits,
emnanis Boots, Shoes &C., BY order Of Il. Simpson
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@E0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., FROM SMITHS LIVERY
sPCV stable 2i2 Market street. Newark, N. j. sorrcl
Horse fifteen hands high, two white hind feet aud branded
~. 81 on the shoulder, mark, the neck,
under the name: switch tail and under the chest
Also boabox Buggy, with top painted black canary stripe
on wheels; no makers name ON buggy Whoever will
turn the same give information Of Its whereabouts will
receive the above reward and the thanks of the
SIS for the apprehension Of thief $2J
cry Of the horse and buggy.
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yfTTERs, ACCTtONEER, WILL SELL THIS
at O'Clock, at st Canal street, all the parior,
lining room aud kitchen Furniture, &c, OF large
rlor Suits, Tapestry Carpets Oilclohs. black wal.
mahogany Chamber Suits, Enamelled do, Hair
Bookcase, &c. Also 800 yards Of English Bris.
ELS; also 200yards Of Cocoa Msitings; also Mats;
yerings; Saloon Suits, China Ware. large Chafng
rms, large lot of Moqnet Coverings, and various
be- aud Evening Star. Sold In lots 70 dealers and
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lon NOTICE-PRIvATE SALE $4,000 WORTH
handsome Furniture the property of private family
Ply. One " octave Piano, cost $3.50 for $500; rose
Dr Suit cost $500 for S2OO one $780, cost 500; one
est $50. Centre Tables, Etag 're1. Bronzes Oal
Carpets &c. Bedroom Sets. Also general sort.
Household Furniture In use four months. Apply at
kton avenue, between Twenty fourth and Twenty
Ieta
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ALDwELL AND WIN. II. RYAN, ATTORNEYS
w. Of 81 Park row, New York, will sail on the LIST
Der for Virginia City, Nevada. Any business
he entrusted to them will be promptly attended
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d. ROTH. AUCTIoNEER.

b ROTH, AUCTIONEER.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
d Clinton place. All the elegant Household Furniture
hrge story house viii be sold at auction this day
Ktghth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues sale
pncng at 10Y o'clock precisely consisting Of Velvet
Bis and Ingram Carpets. Dining Room-Rlch French
Tea and Dinner Sets rich silver mounted Casters, sill
|aspoons, Tablespoons F0r&s Ice Pitcher Cake Basket,
liver plated Tea and Coffee Sets, Butter Dishes, ivory
ID Knives and Forks Carving Knives and Stees. rich
foblets, engraved Champagnes, Wines, Decanters,
Bion Table, solid black walnut Buffet twelve Dining
Oil Paintings, Engrayings Parlor and Drawing
Flour beautiful rosewood Parlor Suits, covered with
hest description of crimson and maroon crimson and
green and black French satin brocatc; black walnut
v Furniture. two rosewood Etngeres, with French
Mirrors, back and doors, style Of Louis KY large
rble Top Centre and Pier Tables rich Lace Curtains
tollection Of Oil Paintings, Bronze Clocks and Orna
French China and Parian Vases, Corner and Book
| LaGy's Work Table
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
Stool and Cover cost 500,
Xgant instrument, with round corners, beautiiuly
legs and case with all the modern improvements,
Jung bass full iron plate, French action full Ia &C.
nbers and Nursery Costly rosewood and mahogany
ads, Statuary, marble top Bureaus, Washstands and
pdes to match, twenty pure Hair Mattresses, from
sixty pounds made TO order and In excellent condi
feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows; Counterpanes,
Satin Bed Spreads Linen Sheets, Ingrnin Carpets,
m Mirrors Clocks, Toilet Tables, Towel Racks. Toilet
lcoths Stair Carpets and Rods, mahogany cushioned
Dining Tables, together with large and desirable
lent OF Basement and Kitchen Utensils, &c.
Reliable men In attendance to cart pack and ship
Dr purchasers, at a reasonable charge
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RID PETTINGER, AUCTIONEER.- THIRTY
auction sale Of unclaimed goods takes place on
street. consisting of the following articles, vz:-
Harness, Cotton, Wool, Rope, Potash, Moasses.
rrcls, Block Tin, Robes, Blankets, Mems and Wo-
Soes, g..
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Iron NORTHUMBERLAND SALE OF ELEGANT
Rd costly Furniture, this day (Mondly), at 1c19
precisely. at the residence IS Waverley place between
FL Sixth avenues comprising large variety of Par
| ing Room and Chamber Furniture, elegant rosewood
ok walnut Parlor Suits, covered in the richest descrp
fussels and Ingram Carpets but little used Also one
ELEGANTLY CARVED PIANOFORTE,
round oorners full octave, containing all the
improvements; cost $3.50; Stool and Cover costly
Tables, Bureaus, Beisteads, pure curled Hair Mat
Easy Chairs, Sofa Beds, Extension Table, Silver
Clocks, Cutlery, Crockery, Mantel Ornaments, &c.
@ Is peremptory-one seldom met with in regard to
nd variety. CHARLES YOUNG, Auctoneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
pr THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. ;oeOrsetOwn.
CHANoERY SALE OF Valuable REAL Es-
TATE yII;mTW0 ACRES OF LAND NEAR

GE0RGETOwN, D. G. = : - -. - !
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
others were sompi ainants. and II. Z. Tishsrty and
s ri: os ss
ss a. pubic s"son g beR2
snce, and lying and being in a.hsneson county
in the said District, which IL contained within the
ind Ss and
s.d so the sM '
east wal, sy
College within the line OF their land and running
thence north forty Ave minutes east and parallel
TO said wall, twenty five perches and twenty eight
hundredths of 0 perch; thcnce south eighty nine
and a. quarter degrees, east twelve perches and
t sa1;y hundssdth: Of perch thence south til
linz Of the aforesaid main road; and thence, with
place of beginning containing two acres of land,
with the two-stery frame house and improvements
This land lies between the grounds of the George:
town College, on the new road, and " Mopteith,"
(Mr. Richard Cox g place and Is but . short dis.
is we'll watered, and susceptible Of being made very
productive: and from its convenience Of access,
over good turnpike road, to the markets Of the
dener 1t is also an eligible site for restaurant in
the summer season. 10.
Terms Of sale, as prescribed ~ said decree, are;
the day Of SALE and the residue in two ual in
stalments Of three and six months, respectively,
With interest TO De secured by approved notes or
The terms Of sale must be complied with in one
week after sale. or the property may be resOld at
the risk and cost of the purchaser after one weeks
Convey ancing and stamps at the cost Of the pur-
RICHARD r. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
oc s. Saw3w6d THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
CLOSING sALEsO OF GovERNMrNr HoRsEs
u 1880 AND MULES, -. !. = :
lQuAnrraMAs1sR arNxRALs OFFICE. I

fsaQuARTERMAsTRR GrSxRALs OFFICE,
VIII W MA ASH s , D. O. September q; 1855
Ssdel !. n ss .sG as
and places named below, viz: = = :
NV. "a. NEW YORK
n New York city, TUESDAY Of each week-loo
'i D v,.,.s.',.fENNsYkyAN1A.
uphiladsiphis. THURSDAY Of each week-lW
Phii.dsiphis' SATURDAY of each vsei-,w
Hsrri sasa S TUESDAY Of each ~e.l-loo MILE.
HsrrisSurs, THURSDAY of each v.eh-,W
Reading, TUESDAY, October s-lso Horses.
9e5e essSel
kRissSs o ess HSI::
Wilmington, r PEEbTAE Il each v..l-,u
Wilmington, FRIDAY of each week-,oo Mules
MISSOURI.
st Louis, October 5, $751; 9, and lo-l5o Mules
q, Louis, October II, Il, Is, and lilo Horses
st Louis, October "A, Is, Is, a, %, 50, and u-la
' ..'a 'GIEssoRo, DC.
h NJ ::i s:s q MAI Male. will take p,.e. a.
WASHINGTON, D. G.
The animals to be sold in October are superior to
81 ap offered to the pIhS The
IS expected that fhis series Of sales all the sSr-
srs Should is,sJe1s avaii SsmsslUss Of 4S last es
porfrntfy TO purchase.
Animals will be sold sinely. |r..r
sales to commence at 10 q. m.
Terms: Cash in United States Currency.
JAMES A. KkIN,
Brevet Brigadier General. in charge First
sc 26-toc31 Division Q. NJ. G. o.
7 ARGE SALE AT ALEXANDRIA, VA, OF
STORES, CLOTHING, Wa
CONS, OXEN, &c.
CR,U Quartermaster's Ofce, Depot Washinstoa,l
Washinston, d. G., October I, 1855. I
ton of Breyet Lieutenant Colonel J; G; {. Lee, A.
Q. M, at Alexandria, Va, on THURSDAY, Octo-
Der l9, 1865, at IL O'Clock A. M lot of Condemned
Of 80 - - =
Caldrons, Furnaces, Stoves. Zinc, wheelbar-
rows, Tables, Harness, Anvils, Drill Machines,
Portable Forges, Hammers, Augurs, Saws, Ink
Stands, Plates, Spoons, Chests, Blankets, Flags,
Coats, Bootees, Boots, Jackets, Trowsers Great
Coats, Tents, Carts. Wagons, Spring Wagons, Am
balances, Four Oxen. DC. ~ -
The sale will be continued from day to day until
the property is sold.
The stores must be removed within Ave days
fremdate OF sale.
Terms Cash in Government funds
Brevst Major Gen. and Chief seS asrtsrm;..s.r,
&C 7-10t Depot Of w Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-14
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

Under and BY virtue Of deed of trust from I.
18th. 1854 and is recorded in Liber N. c. T., No
70 folio us ct seq one Of the land records OF the
of the holder Of the notes thereby secured, which
is now oyer due and unpaid will proceed to sell
MONDAY, the sd day Of October next, 1855, at ~
o'clock p. n that certain parcel of land known as
lot No 7, in Davi subdivision Of original lot No
Washington. -.
Terms Of sale One. half Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash. and the residue in three and al
months. with int rest from the day Of sale.
deed given and deed Of trust taken.
All eonveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
of the purchaser. -, :
If the terms of sale are not complied with within
to resell the premises sold at the risk and cost OF
the FIRST purchaser, Ate: five days. notice in
ington.
S. N. BALDWIN. Trustee.
sc O-eO&da GREEN A WILLIAMS Aucfa