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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24
OFFICK OF Army CLOTHING AND koUIPAGE,l
NEw YORK. sept. p 1860. )

ARMY 0LoTHING AND toUiPAGEl
NEv YORK sept. y 1906
GALE Of PUBLIC PROPERTY viii be sold at
- the Depot Of Army Clothing and Equpage cor
fssh and ws'hingon't Newf City on the "a day
Uctear commencing II O'Clock certain quantities
aoueuson and condemned clothing ard eqpage con,i1
pounds Hospital wan Tom
2I9 Hospital Tents 81 We'll Tents % Common
81 Hogkin Oaiers, $50 Fosre Cps D.
Shley 27DO Leather stocks Lie
3res Goa 5iar Mucsus Frock Coats IS pairs Trousers l3l
fhrs ~ wei Tent Flies, 800 hnapsacks 1890 au
Gems - Handes 8 frkes 46l Spades 90 sh0ve
Lot OF Brass ATc Flags Ga Iron &c, &C
small articles Of clothing and equipae Aso LIN
leather sound and 286 feet Il Goat Morocco
uad new yrds sky Blue Facing Cloth Samples o
may and fur mi Daon obtained
Cb. IN government funds per down and the bal
be the taken from the depot whS must be within
Of under forfeiture Of purca.e aud ten fer cent
ben. D. H. NlN1ON, by Ouart-rna G~neial " Army
DEPOT OUkRTEKNAsrEHs OFPICE,
BALTIMORE. NJ, scrt. 49, 100,
GALE OF GOVERNMENT STEAMERS.
y viii be sold At public auctoV Baltimore Nd on THURSDAY
y with al appureuances theeuno beongns ~"
SAMPSON 2si Width Of beam ~ feet gh draft
engine and tho Steamer PLANTER tuns Width OF
beam ~ feet, light draft. high pressure eneiDes
Tsrms cash, u unds day n
For further particulars inquire % this office.
BY order Of the QusTteTma,i er General
A. s.. klMBALL
I'd A. q. NJ,
Depot Oosrternssstsr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24

CUPREME COURT, City and County of New
- DAVID SMITH agt II. u. DUDLEY-Summon for
money demand contract, (Con ns, sell-Io the
You by summoned 3c Int Rev;
ana required the complaint n hi. action stamp
which filed the office Of The CLERK Of tins Cancelled
Hall Ia tho City 81 New OH and
County New York. and serve copy Of you answer 20 the said
rt on Us a Numoer 6s broadway In the City Of
NV York wlin twenty days after the service o. this summons
you exclusive q the day OF such service ad You ial 20 az
~, the ssid complaint within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff
iudFsnt for the Of One Thousand One
Unsr md Thys1 Dollars and finy Cents with interest from
~ hrst January thousand eight hundred aud sItyI
h..,de the costs OF this aeon.-Dsted August 20. 1896
o. n. 4 7. ID. PELTON, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The complaint IN this acton duy filed 10 the Office o. the Clerk
a. Count New OH on the I'D DAY OF September 1860
q. 4. & 4. u. FELTON,. Plaintiff Attorneys
e.n.91 1.VfwM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24

CUPREMECOURT-Cit and County of New York.
I)-wILIIAM l.. DODGE DANIEL JANIS. AMLs STOKES,
WILLIAM r. DODGE, IT,, ID. WILLIS JAMES. ANsON z.
sTOKEs and CHARLES {. DODGE, assn. JAMES MoHENRY
demand contAci.t
not srTo Dsfrndsnt. You are b'eby u ; Rev.
summoued repaired 10 answer the COMPLIANT sc stamp
in viii b. filed IN the Office u Cancssd
tn Glen II the city County Of New ioIs
the CITY the ad City New FORK and to cory oyout
said the subsche' AZ Their once no
aid within twenty days aier tho service Of
the 6y Of such service sud n
vo h 10 answer complaint within the time Aforesaid the
a,rfg u this take Judgment agsnsi Tor The som OF
est hundred do and eleven cents win interest
March thousand eight hundred and s1ty
,iI beside. the cost of this acton.-Daoi Juur ~. 100
49, MAN PARSONS
a.
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usOoius CARDS. &r.

ALVIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. IO4 Fulton-st.--
lsi5J
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A GENTS WANTED, for
~ FRANK MOORE'S NEW WORK,
"NONIEN OLE THE WARN

A GENTS WANTED, for
N FRANK MOORE'S NEW WORK,
WOMEN OF THE WAR"
Asep,s will find aud raipssUB
and ercnG. No attracted
mind ike this Everybody wants H. and
Thousands viii purchase opportunity Afforded tne'
Oe rerenccd Agent writes: earliest and peasan.est
for and people delighted with IT, the
Ladies especially
DAYS.
Oue II orders the h-st day of ranvasing
active FFHALEs Wi hnd The sale 81 ~
lucrative employment TINS LOOK HAS NO Cor
roRY - clrAS TINS ADVANTAGES
PARTICULAR
For ian particu send Tor circular. - -
Address =, a., - ;. schA ~ 49,,
A GENTS WANTED-To sell an Article pat
~ ented that viii sci m houses store and ohce CITY ad
country. Large profits agents Circulars ire G. NJ BROWN
No u bleeckeI-st, New OK
CORRESPONDENCE Wanted, young man Of
able character possessing qualifications requisite 10
81 house IN th city
investigate cunts Claims good peuman add BE-
This valuable op.ning TOT a
young furnish the aboy. eqremenif None oihe
need address GARlBALDl. Tribune Ohice
DORTER WANTED.--A strong healthy MAN, -
and delivering goods caIeay wanted Address Boz No. lo'
Post Ofire
XNTANTED-A BOY residing with his parents TO
w attend Book store who keep by sns entry and
write good conruec with uudouhed reference Addess
PUBLISHER Spring st. p o.. boH No 81 station A.
NXyANTED-Com FEMALE NURSES for
w Choisrs 7sps Apply At the Office q SANITARY suPrnend
eui No. bl Mous. be.Ve-u aud u M bringing eef' Of
accommodate.
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aldtbinerp.

alatbinern.
CTEAM ENGINES AND MACHINERY.
- NewYork Steam Engine WORKS have on hand and Tor
sale at their wsrerooms,
Poor OF East TwKsrrqHIsD IT, n Y,
PORTABLE ENGINES or ALL SIZES.
Also fall assortment all descriptions Of MAGhiu''
TOOLS
DRICK-PEAT-BRICK-
ID D. w. sEELEY's AMERICAN BRICK MACHINE took ths
Premium Ct the State Fair aoga last wes Tor Gay and
Peat Cen be in oPeTAo1 The Peat Bed aoSDt Nsraon
SraeTsd '' ''''' '-'' '''-'' '4'-'' - : 80
NARDTNG AND KNITTING MACHINERY-For
~ sALEAn entire lot consisting Of fur sets Of Cards Jeeks and
Knitting Frames IN other nacainey nessiy oi we
i in good condition address or apply TO JoShrh lAiOh' no
ENGINE and BOILER WANTED, 6 or horse.
II Portable Stationary Address with price ENGINE Box No
NOR sALE-Engines, Boilers, Lathes, Shahng,
Puey bl9wers three TONS HsyloT ssande'qs. Cests
90 AHy p Vices $50 sedges ~ Paul Mene6e fsii9Im eo'
Dealer. in machinery No. l6l wsser Il. Broskyu
JACQUARD MACHINES, manufactured and APP
Pi,d rq~sT end Hs1 5 k9ems u, altered .,v. an,
lind OF fsares FiSbSGs for figured wslyn s, Branches,
RIBBON sUsPEEDER and TAPELoUMs also Loonsto weave
LOOMS FOR susPESbEG STRAPS with button hole. the
'''''' No i.Gsi Yor3h Seconded, PhisdslphiA. Pa
STEAMENGINEs, Flax, Hemp, Tow and Rope
wsreSoa.e No. Z Doyst worss. Paterson. y. ,.
rINO ALL USING STEAM.-kEEN BROTHERS
II STANDARD STEAM GAUGE.-They comet and re ilbe
and wurraned years used by al nspecor Of steam eoe
Cbespest and the merket foi sale u OIL steam ng
ana supply '''''' ' KEEN BROTHERS. No 2s FaIton..
TINHE ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS
Il h Ue ONLY BRICK PRESS thai the PERFORA
TORS OF EXTRACTS THE AIR FROM THE CLAY while in the
The 6SLY PRESS m USE that capable Of mailing pressed
Brief THAT WILL NEITHER CRACK, CHECK or WARP IL
pIfRRG An others profess do imiators ADD
caution the public against their nposiLonA l. T. NOODRCffi
President. No. rs Broadway
1.-TWO spIepdjd egbt-inch CALORIC ENGINES, in
4 good condition. SALE Apply at S45 Broadway n T.
TTNO PAPER MAKERS--f SALE, three IRON
DIFFERS by u inches With sandl, Gear. steam ppts
Couuter.thAhing &C. &C compee Price = Zoo. Address
CHARLES VAN BENTHUYSEN & SONS. Albany.
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Sales bn Anttion.

A DREON THOMAS & Co., AuctOneers will
y SELL PUBLIC AUCTION without res,rye on Thurs
q s%oS y i4f Bs FHfEs GENiRAT together
IL In ~. nj al ~ isnc. i7liosiag tbS same
payments be made the day Of sale in current funds Of tho
For ds ofbuldnr and other information apply aaeor
NO. 10 ''' 'n'''. a O. RIMBALL, BIc1st Msjo snd a Q N
A. j. BLEEoEER. -oS a Co, Auctoneets.
A UCTION SALE-COPAKE IRON MlNES.-ln
N pursuance of vote Of the 'ockhode viii be sd at public
SS1 s 5s CG ,5q dsS o oSe ooS in the hsT
properly Of the Copeke Iron Mines consisting Of
land OF in ali about according map and descriptions
premises and belonging to said company
~ j It. 4". apply & n e. n 3 z
A. N. MEHw1S AoetoDeeI.
DY BANGS, MERWIN a. CO., Broadway cor. 4th
ID -sae Book Art Fancy ,joOd, Furniture &C.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Sept Is at O'Clock
.r % s61 and esSo BOOZE oes %
9S1a"' casora ssS are Sd' ~
GEo A. LEAyIrT Aucuoneer
ROOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. 49S Broadway
COSneSsESTs ADVANCES
DY JAMES NJ MILLER-TUESDAY, Oct 2, at
Of Ne G. 81 esq., S 10 s'
the iou,oy basement higbstooP browncne ironi
House aSs5s Tao 2519 The above oae'
SS south ode south r6iidi s feet inches Of FouTh
each lot 2519S. Nap and particulars at the office
EXECUTORs SALE Of REAL ESTATE in the
II Seventh and Ninth Wards ofihe City Of BROOKLYN
JOSEPH MCGUIRE, Auctioner
will sell TUESDAY September 25 1866 70 O'Clock noon at
the Exchange No Ill Broadway in the City Of New
York, -. - .
By order the Executors ELIZABETH BARTH, Deceased
the following desably located unimproved property;
JEFFERSON.S Lots south sde, 325 feet east Lewsave
JEFFER ONST3 Lots souh side us feet east suyvessni-
HANCOCK ST. Lots north side 225 feet east Lewis ave
HANCOCKST north side us eet stuyvessnave
sUMPTER-STl Lot south side 80 feet Howudaye
MoDOUGAlsT-l LOT north side $50 feet east Howard
MADIsONST Lot south side 100 feet west Of Besfordave
Maps and Of the Aucone No JIG Mas
ssu-st n. Y.
INOR SALE on WEDNESDAY, the Third Day Of
Il OCTOBER next u m, Hoboken, the ferry, the
Revenue Steam Propeller
live Oak locust aud cedi repanked
thoroughly repaired John Linn in Philadelphia 1864 now
in complete order. ,
as one upl-e Of sails nearly aud well found
snchors boats &c fine poop cabin ward ROOM beh
deck and all the appointments Of d man-oi-wari has
Two osculstng engines 3o132.
Two horizontal tubular boilers;
Composition 10 feet diameter Il feet piich
Stores 1885, coal in bunkeTs.
examined and anef Monday September a.
Heboken ferry until the day Of . and Information
given by the Off ers In charge Henry A. SMfTuE.
Collector OF Custom New ORR
su,sx 4 an orr ~.
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CuPREME COURT. County Of Now.York, AR

CtUPREME COURT County OF New-York, AR
> CHIDAAIA HALEY Plaintiff .......................
ssaint WILLIAM y. HALEY Defendant 10 celt
ReieG(Cou not served = ~ s. ms hcy stamp
he above Defendant: 1ou are hereby cauceicd
summoued sud required 20 answer TIE
this sco which nsd m the Ofe OF the tefk OF
tie Gy and County Il New At the City HAL u said City on
~. pa day Of September 1885 aud copy
lie aid complaint subscriber his ore no 1871 Broadway
New YorE City twenty days Hier he service Of t. summons
an Won exusye OF scycei and you m 90
the said complain, within the time afgrssad the plaintiff IN THE
action apply Court for tie relief demanded IN the
P'''"'' G. ~ KORTHRUP Plaintias Attorney.
co. law Gu ~ No. igl Broadway, Newly orb
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6ituallons t1anteo- MaIes.

NTANTED-A situation by single, sober man as
w GARDENER FARMER. Understands the Of borses
and good mixer understands furnace II required Can pro
duce required Adde'S j. Boz No ltl Irb
une Office. n Y.
A IL who want competent help, male or female, for
~ city or country Chambemads. Waitresses
Rurse Laundrrsse Small Girls. Coach
men roon Labos Servants Farm hands Gar
rners Boys can Immediately suited the select Servants
Instit No. 1913 Eleventh-st.. corner SIth-ave
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feaai Notices.

IN THE SUPREME COURT Of the State OF New
lYGk-To FRANCS sAEDOW Deedant; You are iesby sgr
and reqnired 10 answer the complaint Il lEOfOLD
sCAEPP rIu1uR which BE- Ged IN: ..'''
Vfce CleTk Of sad Court. at u 3 Rev stamp
lie Cify Hal 90 fh- City OF kew-l0rk - eFhts
and t. copy q your 10 said Canceed
amt ssbscriber his Office
No. 8 Braadw the City Of New of within t"tsiy Gays
sitter the service hereof 700, exclusive % the day 81 sven
sefVi and you I 20 answer the said eomFa,t VIM
dsvs the hereof above Toluiea the SAD
hundred and o. yisht dollars with interest from ne
hh dy Of b thousand eight hundred and s1 oaes
the Of this actiou-Dted az New-Nors. July lab
NELSON SMITH, PLintfhfs Attorney.
The complaint flied IN the Office Il the Cetk OF
the City and County Of New YORK, The J day u Angus l
s3sw6wM NELSON SMITH Piainifs Auorn"y
NJ Y. SUPREME COURT.-THE CHESHIRE
~. GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY Plaintiff, against
REUBEN HATCH Defend ntsummons for money demand on
Contract tom Serl-To the Defendant
You aud required 10 ~ B. nt-f Rev
the compi,in in this seton which will BE- Stamp
filed IA ose q Clerk OF the City and Soc Cancelled
County New York the Ciy Hall IN tho .....t..''''
City Newly oTk and TO copy Of your me sd
complaint subsc ber a their Office No Oi broSdway m ne
City New YorE within twenty DAYS after the service Of this s1
tie within the time aforesaid tie pianh IN
this action VII take judgment for the otwenWo
hundred dollars with interest from the 10Th day q
January hundred besides the costs
New York july a. 1855
SHERWOOD ROWLAND Plainiid's Attorney.
No. l0i Broadway. New York.
The complaint in this aeon flied in the office q tine erk Of
City Comfy New York the 25th day Of August 1896
SHERWOOD ROWLAND, Plaintiffs Attorneys
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h JOHN KELLY. Sheriff
CUPREME CoURT-THR FARMERS LOAN

CUPREME COURT.-THR FARMERS LOAN
y AND TRUST COMPANY Plaintiffs against WILLIAM
PRTTRETCH and Defendants ID punusnce Of Juds
OF q NeEfok made In the
entitled action bearing date the Eh day Of September 1850
tho usmcd In said Judgment, will
the Exchange SassIoom NO. III
Broadway the CITY Of New WEDNESDAY the "a day
Of Oetber ~ O'Clock by james d. hlsr AuconeeTt
wing described premises All that certain o OF land snd
lying and being the DorheIy side oil
Thirty between ~ fsg and Second avenues ~ Tie
City York bounded ard described follows viz Begin
pns point nogbery ns Of Tky third street distant
westerly hundred sud NJ feet om the westerly line Of the f'i
norsery line parallel with the fifst
feet ne inches 70 point equi distant ostween
thd Thirty fourth thence westerly, on lice
parallel tn Thirtyhfd street twenty thenoesouhery
ane parallel F uiney eight feet niue inches 10
the rthefy third thence tastyy along the
nortfrry Third i've feet 10 tie place q
beginnng. Dated Now fofk, 'eP-mbef g 1866.
DANIEL 2 lSGRAHAM if. Referee.
n Tgr,sros ..o p.utas Attorney. si0law3rMl Ih.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-24

SUPREME COURT, City and County of New.
- York-wILLIAM H. REYNOLDS, Plaintiff ssans MORTON
c. FISHER Defendant Summons For money dsm.na on Coz
hereby required ~ s. Rev Stamp:
complaint scion, which VIII be hei ~ cents,
Clerk of the City sod County Cence oil
Of New the City HI N said City OF
and copye 70 The said complaint
absebrT his Office q. No 2 Nasansre"t IN aid ty OF
within after the service q tns summons on
VOC exclusive Of day eryice and al to
The within the time aorrsad the plaintiff IN th ae
will take dgnent against you fof the sum OF tweny'I
thousand hundd and hy dollars with interest on thel
thousand aud ZJ0O dollars Thereof from h~ hrst
day January aud i've hundred asd nns
three the frat day Jolly Thousand eaa
besd~s the OF i aou.Daied August
20 1886 JOHN ;. WAsHbL ~ fliiulh AuoEnr)g
No. l32 NAs,sust. New-Ycrk.
entitled hed at the OGice cf
oil and Of N-wf0k on fe hrsi DAY OF
sepember 1896 JOHN :. WAsHBuRN, PliBdf. Attorney.
6UA
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CUPREME COURT, City aud County of New
y YorkPEkCIyAL oLnERs sI! Plaintiff erains!
and CHARLES B. SIMMONS, De.endants-: U. 8 Rev Stamp
Summers money demand contract- Cancelled DC
10 You HEREBY summoned
requiIe complaint IN hs action which vii be
ofhe City and County Of New York at
e Hail. city and copy OF your answer 70 the
complaint the subsrber his ohce No- snd Broad
street within twenty after the % vieo q tins
you 9th day Of such s-rvice ana you m 20
complaint within tho time aorrsaid the panth Ia
will tak Judgment gAinst Tor the som Of te og
dosrs and eighT-one cents WIN
interest ON s al Ton the hnh day thousand
,ish hundred and % from the 2h day Of
besides the costs and
disbursements Of 'his action JAMES CLAIM, -.
Plaintiff Attorney Nos and Broad street. Ns~-forA
Dated August 10. 1906. - .,-
TAEE NoToE-That complaint in the shove entitled seton was
fled in the Clerk City aud County q Aew orb al
tue City Han in said city the l9h day OF August d. 1866
JANIS CLARK Plaintiffs Attorney
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Drinilng.

CHAS. G. SHELLEY, No. 81 barclay-st.,
- STEAM JOB PRINTER--Cads Circulars Buhesds fofieis
C...fres &e., al the lowest cash rates
CYL. SDER PRESsW)hk done for the trade
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-03

SHooHISG AocIDRSr,-We learn IRON
the Banner that a shocking accident oc-
Cured in Bennington village on sstur-
day afternoon last,
Miss Elizabeth Pufler an operative IN
the brick factory of the Messrs, Brad
ford, while in the Mushroom OF the
same, got her clothes caught around an
upright shaft, which whirled her around
with great velocity. She had presence
OF mind enough 10 cling TO the shaft,
which saved her from being thrown
against large beam near by aud also
screamed to those in the room to shut
down the wheel which was soon done
but not until she mad received many Sc
we're Injuries One of her arms was hOr-
ribly mutiated, aud broken in two or
three places aud so tightly was she
bound TO the shaft by her clothes, that
they had to be literally cut from her
body before she could be released Her
injuries are of very serious nature
but we understand her attending physi-
ciaa has strong hopes Of her recovery,
IS also that it will not be necessary to
amputate the arm.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-03
Religious Intelligence .

The receipts of the Baptist Mission
airy Union for the year ending March
1st, 1866 were $780, 1872 SO. The amount
of money on hand at that time, was
$175, 354 80, against $3.50, 1875 81 the year
previous, being an increase of So 1853
IS.
There are six church organizations
in Boston which were founded during
the seventeenth century; the First
Chuch, Chauncy street, being the Oldest
dating back to 1880; the Second Church,
Bedford street, 1850; the First Baptist
Church, Somerset street, 1865; the Old
South Church, corner Washington and
Milk street, 1869; Kings Chapel, corner
of fremont and School streets, 1886;
Brattle street Church, 1899 There are
eleven churches which were organized
during the eighteenth century.
During the past fifteen years the
Unitarians of East Boston have had reg
ufar prayer and conference meetings
every Friday evening; also special
meetings for prayer, and meetings from
house to house. A revival is now in
progress there, in Rev. Mr. Cudworth's
church, (Unitarian) with daily meet
ings which are attended by members of
various orthodox and other denomina-
tiOns.
AT a recent meeting in Park street
church, Boston, the following scenes oc-
Cured
Rev. Mr.. Earle, the preacher, requested
that all protesting Christians who had
lost the joys experienced upon their
first conversion, and desire q restora-
ton, to rise while he prayed for them.
In reply to this call about two hun
bred persons ia different parts OF the
house, including several ministers, at
once rose to their feet. He then called
upon the unrepentant who also desired
! to unite in prayer to rise. when large
numbers stood up all over the house,
and with the ministers kneeling in and
around the pulpit, most fervent prayer
was uttered. DR.. Kirk followed in pray
| er, and concluded with some remarks,
saying that the world might call this de-
| fusion, but he believed that they had
come out of the world, and that God at
the judgment seat would recognize this
hour.
Rev. J Fl. Vincent, when on a recent
visit to Washington shared the hospi-
talities of Gen. Grant and his family, ne
having been for two years the Generals
pastor at Galena, Ill. On Sabbath morn
ing they attended church at Wesley
Chapel, when Mr.. Vincent was engaged
to offciate in the pulpit. In the after
noon he administered the sacrament of
baptism to their little son. The Cere-
mOny was performed at the family resi-
| denCe, and in the presence of Hon. E. B.
Washburne of Illinois, Generals Wilson
and COmstOck, and other guests. A
friend who was present describes to US,
says the Christian Advocate, the occa-
sion as one of affecting interest. AS the
General and Mrs. Grant made affirma-
tive response to the covenant question
in the beautiful baptismal ceremony Of
the NJ. E. Church, and as all reverentlv
knelt while the prayers were offered for
the inward and spiritual baptism to
rest upon both parent and child, the
scene was one of solemn and impressive
/ interest.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-03

charge OF desertion, The question very
naturally occurs, II friends did not de
sert him. why they did not see his ane
of sl6s.3s paid, and thus avoid the ne
cessity of his Imprisonment If they
really furnished him with the 'matert-
ais" fol manufacturing and selling hq'
uor were they not able 10 furnish the
money needed 10 keep him from prison 7
We are not disposed 70 deny the state
ment OF Wymau7 Mt, Holly rlrnd, out
the query 0e have suggested .orces IT,
self upon uS
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-03

THz New REVENUE BILL.-By the tax
bill reported to the House few days
since, raw cotton is taxed 5 per cent.
Articles manufactured exclusively from
cotton, when exported will be allowed
as q drawback an amount equal to the
tax which they have paid in their fin.
ished condition. The tax on cigars is
reported as follows: cigarettes IL
inches long or less, 81 per thousand
CherooJs and long cigarettes worth more
than $40 per thousand, S.; all other CT
CARS $40 a thousand. Good smoking to-
bacco gets &c. u pound, aud that which
is made Of stems, SC. The taxes on tea
and coffee are not changed, but the rates
ON adulteIated articles are increased.
The proposed reduction on some of the
other articles makes the figures as fol-
lows: Molasses from sugar cane Sc. a
gallon; sugars above No. II and not
above No. Is, Dutch standard ip color,
l lie. per pound, and above No. 49,,
2 lie; spirits of turpentine, 10c. per
gallon. The principle on which the tax
bill has been drawn is the excellent one
recommended by the revenue commits
sion-to make the burden of taxation as
little onerous as possible, to simplify the
revenue system by levying tax on fewer
articles, and to reduce materially or en-
tirely abolish the tax on raw material.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-03

REV Mr.. DAYToN.-The st. Adams
Messenger of Thursday says: Rev. D.
w. Dayton, who has served faithfully
for three years as pastor Of the NJ, E..
Church in this place, goes to Rutland,
the present year. and the Rev. MI. Cobb
is appointed to this place. We do not
doubt that it was desired and desirable
that Mr.. Dayton should remain here
longer, but it was not possible for
him to do so. under the present rules
of his church. He is man whom mis-
people and the community have learned
to respect for his many good qualities,
and for his earnest efforts for their chris
tan progress, and we are sure there are
hundreds here who regret to part with
him. May all deserved success follow
him and his labors.'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-05-03

CAPrURg ON OrrBR CREEK - A boat
containing $50 10 200 gallons OF high
wine from Canada, was captured near
the mouth of otter Greek Thursday
morning last by two deputy officers
from the Custom House at Burlington.
The boat was manned by threSyoung
men from Vergennes, named Adams
King and Ryan, who went to Canada
after the liquor. The young men were
taken to Burlington, Friday morning,
for trial. The wine is doubtless held by
the government for sale.