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The national Republican., 1867-02-11
LOCAL NEWS.

ACTION or THE Board OF TRADE RELArIyE
TO raE LoNa BRIpaE.-At special meeting OF the
Washington Board Of Trade, held on Saturday eve
ming, at the rooms Of Claggett a Sweeny, for the
purpose Of obtaining an expression OF the views OF
the members relative TO the construction Of q new
bridge over the Potomac, In place Of the old one
damaged BY the recent freshet the following reso.
luton was offered BY Mr.. Shepherd
Re,oived, That the committee 10 attend TO tho
interests Of this board before Congress be requested
to consult with the Mayor Of Washington with a
viow TO tho Improvement Of the Potomsc river, In
accordance with the plan Of A. L. Rives, made to
the House Of Representatives February T. 1857,
and the erection Of permanent bridge on the site
Of the present Long Bridge, and to prepare suit
able bill for such improvement, and to report at
future meeting Of this board their action.
Mr. Bacon offered the following, which was
Rs,olpsd, That committee to attend to the In.
terests Of the Board before Congress be instructed
to have printed for distribution one thousand copies
Of Mr.. Riyes' report upon the Long Bridge, and
the proceedings Of tho Board.
Mr. Mitchell, Of Georgetown, favored the erection
Of the new bridge over the river at Georgetown.
Mr. Wall, In behalf Of one Of the committee who
had been working before the District Committee In
Congress, said that tho committee Of which he was
q member favored the erection Of new long bridge
and endorsed the report Of Mr.. Riyes.
Mr.. Mitchell said that while the people Of George.
town would not object to the building Of o new
bridge they did object to further repairs the old
structure which, In his opinion was detrimental To
navigation.
Mr.. Shepherds resolution was thon adopted,
after the following wns introduced BY Mr.. Mitchell
but negatived:
Rs,oivsd, That II is the opinion Of the Board o
Trade that no appropriation should bo made b.
Congress for the repair Of the present Long Bridge
Mr.. Wall favored the erection Of q new market
house. and stated that tho Senate Committee oh tn,
District desired the drafting Of bill by the Boart
providing for such improvement.
The Board adjourned without taking any furthe
| aotion in tha fnatlar
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~ VERNM ENT ALE.


The property known as the GOVERNMENT TAN.
merry AND STEAM sAW.MlLL, " with seventy -aVs
acres Of land near san Antonio, Texas.
Scaled proposals. in duplicate, will be received mp to
the let day Of March, 1857 for the purchase Of rs
Of land (moTe or lsss) together with the buildings
erected thereon, aud the RPPurtenAnees aPPertGnng,
thHtis to say
ONE TANNERY,
Containing Twelve Stone Lime VAta;
FIFTY TWO WOODEN WATTS,
SEVEN sroNR POOLS
aud capable Of tanning 1000 hides per Annum.
ONE STEAM SAW MILL, capable Of saving s. 900
feet Of lumber daily. -
ONE SMALL STONE BUILDING,
The above property is situated about two miles above
san Antonio on the San Antonio river and the water 10
conducted to the establishment By race Of hsWR SOno
laid In cement,
The land was purchased and Improvements made by
the late called Confederate 0oyeTnmon and are sG.
timatod to have cost 4l5O, 600 In gold.
The property has been under lease for the year 1896,
at monthly rent Of $500, payable In advance 50:
cured title In fee simple will be given BY the United
States Government
Proposals will be marked Proposals for GoVSrnm en-
TRunsry and Saw Mil, - and addressed 70
J. b, KIDDO0,
Brew. Ma, Gen, ,AIIL Com. Bureau r, ]. and L.,
lIlT.td Galveston, Texas,
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PROPOSALS FOR PERFORMING
i SANITARY WORK OF QUARTERMASTER's DE.
PARTMENT.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTNEST or wAsHISGION,
OPFIoB OF CHIRP QUARTBRNAsTER,

WAHhlhufOh, u. y, Jan. ~, 1907,
Sealed PropOsala are invited at this office until q
O'Clock, noOn February 49, 1857 for the removal Of all
sink deposits ashes aud dead public ais from the
various barracks, buildings, &c, owned and occupied
by the various branches Of the War Department In and
about this city 10 be designated by the Chief Quarter
MASTER Department Of wRshingtO for the period Of
one year from March l, 1867.
Bidders to furnsh all necessary materials aud labor
for performing the work, and to give bonds to be
eutsd at upon the award Of the contract In the
Of hys thousand dollars for the faithful performance Of
the same.
Payments to be made monthly
Should the amount OF work required during tho
period Of the contract be either increased or decreased
then proporonAte increase or deduction to be mAde
In the monthly payments. ,,,.
Lists Of the places to be visited Aad statement Of The
present amount OF work required be had on aPih'
cation at this ONCE. ,,,
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any anu
all should they be deemed too high aud also
the light 10 Anuul aud discontinue the contract any
time when the contractor shall fail to perform tho work
required In a prompt aud satislAetory manner
Bids should be endorsed Proposals Tor Performing
Sanitary Work Of QuArtermAstor'S Department. aud
addressed to the undsrsgned. ,,,,,no,,
IA BrIg Gan and Chief QuATtsTmAster,
fl.lSt Department OF Washington.
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IMPORTANT SALE OF GOVERNMENT
i VESSEL.
DsPor oUARr!RxAsrER'. oyrIor,
feb4.dtd


Will be sold at public auction, at the port OF Baiu.
more, (Hsndersons wharf RAIt BaltImore) on THURS
DAY, IL m, Feb, 2s, 1857, the
SUPERB SDE-wHBEL STEAMER COSMOPOLITAN,
Of 10 tons length 225 feet breadth Of beam, 81 feet
depth OF hold, Is feet cylinder so inches and II feet
stroke.
rare opportunity Is afforded, in the sale Of this
steamer to persons desiring to purchase really nrt
class vessel
She ia OF light dran, the engine and boiler are In
most excellent condition, and the hull perfectly sound
and strong.
1t Is believed that, for sire and build, the CosMo-
P0LIFAN Eurpasses any vessel hitherto offered by the
| Government for sale at this port
Terms cash, In Government funds, on day Of sale.
Further particulars may be learned upon application
| to tho undersgued or to the AuotioneeTs, Mebsrs.
ADREoN, THOMAS 4 CO, No. is South Charles street.
| By order Of the QuRTtsrmAsteT General
| A. S. KIMBALL,
| Captain and A. O. NJ, u s. L.,
| ~ On rta
The national Republican., 1867-02-11

IMPORTANT TO ScHooLBoYs.-Boys should
remember that defacing the walls Of schools other
buildings is an offence punishable by the laws Of
the Corporation. Officer Lewis arrested two boys
last night charged with defacing the walls Of q
school house, and taken before Justice Walter for
hearing. A member Of the Board Of School Trus-
tees happening In few minutes after, delivered a
lecture to the boys on their conduct after which,
in consideration Of their youth and promises to do
better they wero released.
The national Republican., 1867-02-11

Tue GREEN-EYED MoNsrER.-A singular
case came before Justice Walter last night. Ellen
Long, who for some timo past has not lived with
hsr husband, Pat, q few days since ascertained
that he was boarding with q Mrs. Sullivan on Eng
lish Hill whereupon she Waxod exceeding wroth,
and determined to be reyengsd upon her quondam
husbands landlady. With this intsnt she per-
suadsd q gentleman friend to accompany her to tho
house Of Mrs g., who, on application and In con.
sideration Of the small Of fifty cents, furnished
them with room. In short time aher both left,
and Ellen at once applied for warrant for Mrs.
Sullivan for keeping a bawdy house, the circum-
stances In her own case, she said, justifying her
action. The case was heard before Justice Walter
Saturday night, who, after examination, dism fed
the accused party.
The national Republican., 1867-02-11

The OLD CHARGE-Levi Evans and John
Groen were arrested on Saturday night by Officers
Tucker and Peaster, the former charged with being
drunk and disordery, and the latter with drunken
ness on the streets They were taken before JUS
tice Walter, who fined each 81. It Is a noticeable
fact that twothirds Of the arrests reported every
morning to the Superintendent Of Police arc made
on these charges.
The national Republican., 1867-02-11

OPENING OF NAVIGATION ON THE Potomac
The steamer Keyport passed down the river at
o'clock on Saturday, and seemingly experienced
no difficulty In making her way through the accu-
mutation Of rotten Ice. The Washington and Alex.
andria railroad have commenced repairing the
damsge done to their bridge on the Virginia side,
and hope To have their trains running regularly In
less than ten days Should the present cold
weather continue, the river will ngain freeze over,
which will doubtless materially interfere with the
necessary repairs.
The national Republican., 1867-02-11
ORR ANS CURT.

FEBRUARY 0, 1857,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
To Wit:
In the case Of Matilda Atkins and George Atkins OK.
eeutOs Of David Athens dec the executors aforesaid
have with tho appreciation Of the Orphans, Court o.
Washington County Aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY,
the "a day March 1867 for the anal and dis
tbuon Of the personal estate Of said deceased and Of
the assets in hand, far the same have boOn col
ieeted and turned into money! when and where all the
creditors and heirs Of said deceased are notified to at
tend, with their claims properly youched, or they
said deceased estate provided copy Of this order be
published once q week for three weeks In the ma
iIoEAL RIPUSLioAB prsyious 70 the said day;
Tssl JAS X. 0'BEIRNR,
tsS.WSV Register Of wills,
The national Republican., 1867-02-11

The CASE OF SANFORD CoNovER.-In the
Criminal Court on Saturday last the arguments in
the case of Sanford Conover alias Dunham were
continued. Judge Lander, of Washington Terri
tory, opened for the defence, and was followed by
District Attorney Darlington for the prosecution.
Gen Darlington will conclude his argument to-day,
whom the case will be given to the jury for their
final verdict.
The national Republican., 1867-02-11
AMUSEMENTS.I

nj ATI0NAL THEAT IRE,
IN Pennsylvania avenus near wlllsrd's Hotel
sseond and Last week Of the Brilliant Engagement Of
MRS. 0ENRRAL LANDRR,
Formerly
MISS JEAN N. DAVENPORT,
D III TAIs ti6SDIYj kvRNrNo, pRB. IL, 1867,
OF Tom Taylor Chss. Resds's Celebrated Comedy, In
three acts, entitled
PEG W0PPINGToE; OR, Masks AND FACES.
No Rxtra Charge for reserved seats In advance.
TUESDAY, Feb. l2-only Repetition Of CHARLOTTE
CoRDAY.
MISUNDERSTANDING, QUEEN OF ENGLAND.
Seats may now be secured.
MONDAY, Feb. 1s-Rirst appearance OF MR.. FOR
REST the Box Sheets for whose nights will open on
Thursday morning.
WANTED IMMkDIATBLY-Yifty young ladies for the
Corps de Ballet in Spectacle In preparation.
Apply al the Stage Door, between 10 and clock daily
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TDW ARD YCETT,
N BOOB. BINDER AND PAPRR.RULKR,

IL
No I'll PsnnsylyauiA avenue between Tenth and KlsV'
snth streets, south aide.
Books elegantly or plainly bound. PsIiodisAls Aad
MsWspGpsFs carefully attended ".
The national Republican., 1867-02-11

The MARKET ON SArURDAY.-The following
exhibits the prices Of the principal articles offered
for sale In Centre Market on Saturday morning
last Beef best cuts, per h., $50. next, 2oc Salt
Beef 15a2Oc.; Dried Beef 25aS0c. Veal, 2Oc.
Mutton, chops, 2Oc.i Lamb, zoo. Pork, fresh, la
15c; corned, 15c. Bacon, hams, uncut, 2oa30c.
Butter, 4Oa45c. Chickens, pair, 5oca$l.50i Tur-
keys. each, s1a4i Geese, 75c.a$16oi Ducks, pair,
75o.asl. Eggs, doI., Soa7oc. Apples, peck, 75c.a
81. Turnips, PIX, 2so Beans, butter, zoe. white,
i2al5c. Psrnsnips, 3Oa4Oc. Fish-Rock, large,
each, $la2; small, bunch, 4Oc.i Perch, 4oci Mack
ersl, 25c each Halibut, lb, 25c.i sheephead, 7Sc
as1 each Lobsters per h., Is cents Sea Bass. per
b., l2c.; Spanish MAokerel, Slal.5 each. Rye,
per bushel 95o.asl1O. Corn Meal, slal. 10, Corn,
ihslled, $lal.lO in earl Dbl, S4a5. Oats bushel,
6Oa6So Hay, cwt.. 81 .SOHl.75. Straw, $lal so.
Celery, per bunch loo. Pheasants, per pair, 81 so
AZ. Potatoes, $50. per peck. Squirrels, SOC. each.
Egg Plants, 5alOc. Sweet Potatoes, 75c. Wood
cock, per pair, 81. Small Ducks, 75cR$l. Canvas
Backs, $3at. Red Necks, $la2, pair Patridges,
per dozen, s4a5i Robins. sl.5O. Rabbits, each,
30a40c.
The national Republican., 1867-02-11

FIYASc1AL-During the week ending Sat
urday the United States Treasurer shipped
1926, 1886 so, of which amount 100000 was
furnished TO the Assistant Treasurer at New
York, and the remainder to national banks
and individuals throughout the country.
The disbursements Of the Government, on
account of the several named Departments
during the week ending the 9th inst, were as
follows: War Department, $3,6O3,9G3; Navy
Department, $4l6, 6,743; Interior Department,
S3iO672. Total, "a, 1871, 1878.
National bank currency to the amount Of
S267,750 was issued by the Comptroller OF
the Currency, making the total amount
issued to date 1901 ,294,sS6. From this latter
should be deducted S2,5ls,632, being the
sum returned for redemption and cancella-
ton, including worn-out notes, leaving the &C
tual total circulation Of national banks at
this date, S299, ,776,254 The securities held
in trust for national banks by Treasurer
Spinner on Saturday stood as follows: For
circulating notes, S340, ,547 ,450; forpublc de-
posts, $3s, ,7Gl ,45O. Aggregate, $379,30s,-
900.
Navy BULLETIN, FEB 3.-Detached-Lie
tenant Commander James G. Maxwell, from
the Now York Navy Yard, and ordered to
the Yantic; Acting Ensign Frederick Elliott,
from the Jamestown on the reporting OF
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant King, and Or
dered East; Acting Ensign Chas. V. Kelly,
jr, from the Wyoming, from the 9Th Sep
tembcr last, and granted leave of absence.
Ordered-Lieutenant Commander Edward
c. Potter, to duty at the Naval Rendezvous
at Boston; First Assistant Engineer John II.
Hunt, Second Assistant Engineers James II.
Chasmar and Chas. II. Greenleaf, to the
Suwanee.
The GENERAL LAND OrFIoE.-Returns re-
ceived by the Commissioner show that dur
ing the month of January 1897 acres were
disposed of at the Ironton (Missourl) and
Humboldt (Kansas) local Offices, the greater
portion of which was taken up for actua
settlement and cultivation under the home
stead law.
New PATENTs.-The Commissioner o
Patents will have issued during the weeb
ending the 18th instant I'll patents During
the past week 3O6 applications and u caveat
were 6led.
The national Republican., 1867-02-11

TVHE WASHINGTON HOMEOPATH.
&c DIsPENsARY.
This charitable Institution, so much needed In thi
city, will open MONDAY, October %, on street,
sli, between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
GUARDIANS;
HENRY D. COOKE, ESQ.,,
CHARLES KNAP, ESQ,
JOSEPH H. BRADLEY, ESQ,
WIN g. HUNTINGTON, ESQ,
GEORGE Z. BAKER, ESQ,
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR
JOHN O. CLARKE, Treasurer.
7. s. VERDI, NJ D., Secretary,
At this worthy Institution the poor people Of our city
will receive medical attendance and medicines free Q
charge.
che Dispsnsary being supported By free sOntribu.
tons all those we'll disposed towards the poor may
send their contributions to the Treasurer, John O.
clarke RIq Of the Bank Of Riggs Co. or to the See
rotary, Dr. s. Verdi 2os street, between fourteenth
aud Fifteenth. .
The rooms will be opened from 2tO4P. NJ, daily,
Sundays excepted
Drs T. s. Verdi Of Washington, and g; 8. Verdi. Of
Georgetown, and any other physiean willing 10 sAsSs
In the good work, will be In attendance,
os2su 80, VERDI, N. D., Secretary
The national Republican., 1867-02-11
GRAND oRkToRIo.

GRAND 0RAT0RI0.
HAHDBL's MESSIAH
Will be given, by request,
AT MBTZBRoTT HALL,
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 0.
The fol owing named Nooalists will appear!
Miss JENNIE T. HOUSTON, the Great Soprano OF the
Handel and Haydn Society, Boston.
Mrs. J. P. CAtLPfRLD, Contralto.
Mr. ARTHUR MATTHIsoN, Tenor Of Trinity Church,
Mr. J. J. WINCH, B.ssO Of the Ha.doi aud Haydn
Society, Boston.
Chorus Of nearly one hundred voicss sustained by
orchestra OF over twsn.y pieces.
Tickets, One Dollar.
No extra charge for reserved seats.
Sale Of seats will commence Saturday February 2,
Al MeiIerott's Muse Store.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Owing TO the neapaeity Of the hall 10 accommodate
ali who desire to hear the Messiah on WEDNESDAY
EVENING the Society have decided TO again perform II
on FRIDAY EVENING, February s. The same artistes
and orchestra will assist.
Seats may be secured at MstIerotts Musc Store after
10 O'Clock a. m. Tuesday, Psbruaryt.
No extra charge for secured seats.
The national Republican., 1867-02-11
febll-eotd
SALE OF RYE
" CoRFBB
SALE AT CHARLES
" TON, g. @.

" TON, sc.
The following Ordnance Property will be sold at pub
lie auction, at the United States Arsenal Charleston,
c., oa MONDAY, March 4, 1857, commanding at 10
O'Clock, an:
About 2oO net tons (CAnnon) Cast Iron.
About $50 net tons Shot, She'll &c, about ono half
have valuable soft metal attached
About 100 tons Loaded She'll
About Is tons Scrap Wrought Iron.
About ~ tons Scrap Brass, Copper, &c.
637 Wooden Artillery Carriages, Ironed.
$50 Wooden Chassis, Ironed.
About 76O Cavalry Saddles, 76o Brides, 800 Cart
ridge Boxes, and q quantity Of other Leather Work.
larse Hand Fire Engine, Quilt by Agusv Philsdel-
phia.)
About l, 800 barrels Unseryieeablo Powder.
Also, large quantty Of other Property, consisting
principally Of Musket Appendagss, Rags, Rope, lmPs-
ments, Miscellaneous Tools, &c, &c.
Terms cash, the day OF sale, in United States
reney Ample time allowed for the removal Of Proper
ty at the expiration Of which that not removed will
vert to the Government.
By authority Of Chief Of Ordnance
Y. II. PARKER,
Capt Ordnance and b. Major, U.sA,
fes 2lwtd Commanding Charleston Arsenal.
The national Republican., 1867-02-11

New PATENTs.-The Commissioner of
Patents will have issued during the week
ending the 18th instant 2ll patents. During
the past week 3O6 applications and u caveats
were 6led.
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r ARGE SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING.

7 ARGE SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING.
DEPor QuARrRRNAsrKR's OFFICE,
BALTIMORE, ND, Feb. Q, 1867. !
Will be sold at public auction, in the city Of BAlu
more, at Government storehouse No. 40 South EuAw
street, on WEDNESDAY, IL m, February q, 1887,
lot OF
ARMY CLOTHING,
consisting OF
SI7s NEW YORK STATE JACKETS
Of irregular pattern and otherwise unsued for ssus to
troops.
By reason OF Its long retention In store the material
10 In some instances more or less damaged.
Sale will take place in lots to suit purchasers.
Terms Cash In Government funds on day Of sale
Three days allowed to remove purchases
By order Of the QuArtsrmAster General.
A. s. KIMBALL
Captain and Assistant Quartermaster, .. s. A,
Depot QuATtermRAter.
ADRE0N, THOMAS 4 CO
fe7-td No, is South Charles street, Auetionears.
The national Republican., 1867-02-11

HILHARMoNIC SOCIETY
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readiiv vsslds up tie Fola the aaicaeat
bV smelling a. & contains anilHoag
IN arsenic Nhah - aud more - less
s. rs m'pluuie aad oxides foau
contains both. aud rather hust sata
l5es e asrfsee rosk tlan i usually
fond aai iYo personal esaulHai4sf
i aouH pruauunce them good
shoal1 sou 6ad tho snc kind you
aruf me upoa opening Fear leati. ! an
ean6d th1 Is careful working wll
siell nai ihan So hundred do.la >
per tdh. Shonld i prelaoa but ort-
bftL of the alla5 i would - called
r.eh rs ans u the State oa ,4o' paoHe
s1r Asit car Is worked 80 mech
chopper here ihan there of course ihc
PROFITS aauld ~ much larger ! soull
advise yoa iorun ga open ents commsn-
eng IS the lower or Eastern side. 81 a.
81 tsp the ltlst about ten feet from the
surface After this should you Nlsh. ]
al3 haae another assay
Respectfully yours.
Il. W Hcen
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aI1IerEIs No n1oRml

when ~ the use n Dr. J0tNYfLLEs ELIXIR res
can be cured permanently, and AZ trihing cost
The astonishing success which has attended this nys
liable tnediclae Tor Physical and Nervous weakness
Gencra Debility and Prostralon Ioea of Mus, niAr Ma
crRy mp0teucg any u The consequences 81 youthful
ihdscrHtan, renders Il the most valuable pfcpafallsa
ever discovered
II viii remove oil utr9QGs aGCctans depression,
cltement hcaacitf - study e slsiness ass II ntm-
Dry confusion thoughts q seIf destruction fnrs n isi
sanity, Nc II viii restore heapbetf renew The heath
efb0se vic have destroyed ~ seHtai excess or ssf
practices.
Young Man, BE- humbaegtl 10 9ofe ~ "Qusek Doe
tops ard igHof4Gt bfasisefs hpt ftHd without aslst
for the Eii2il and be at Unre restored 10 health aHS
happiness a Ptrf.ef Cure u rleHaateed IN every 10
saues Price ~ Or four eotiscg - fne sddress a.
one botte salteset 70 stesi eure 10 III ordinary
cases. :
ALSO pr J0iNY1LLEs sfEfifIc FILLS for tbs
speedy ana permanent cuft 81 tnhpfrhsa 8iert IRE
tfal Discharges Gravel Structure and All ahvetionsssf
ibe Kidpeys cue Bladder Nsgys eHected II nom one
q I've dayA They etc prepared lf.m vegetable
tiat IereeEg harmless an the hystaal. and
nauseate tie stomach ~ imfangHate the breath. Sc
change ~ diet j. necessary wf using tbcm. dess
tef acton Ia any ntfr, ~iSA business psFs
saits Pfiee. ~ per box.
Eithor ofttc anoge mentioned 1rtcies wlb ssni -
aay address closely seated, aaa port laia by mail
PFess, gu receipt q price A8afe III orders 10
BERGER, SHUTS 10 Chsfsists
DO 90 River kt sats Trey, n, r.
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AHINaloS Town clerk and trcasur-
cr Isaac II Hyde. selectmon, Henry $.
Hard, f. NJ Aylesaorth, Charles Dew
rick, collector and constable, David
croful; haicrs. Ansou Buck, David Gro
] fat. Daniel Andrews; oyerscer Of poor
] A. s. Garfield; town agent II Canfieldi
town grand jmor j. X Batehelder,
Bsupt schools, ]. X BatcheldT; audi
tors, S. N. West. T. H. Garfield, y. Cam
field. Voted tax q SO cents on the
dollar on tho grind list
Dour Moderator, Geo W Fm-
well: Town clerk, Geo Wall; select
men. VIM d Cltmcns, James y Wood,
Azariah billiard, LIST constable aud
] c ollccior, Isaac Barrows "a constable,
Joseph r. Green; treasurer ! Geo
Wall; oyerseer Of poor, Azuriah billiard
listers, Geo Wall, Isaac Borrows, ] y
Sykes, trustee ~ surplus fund, ! Geo
Wall, town grand jurors, A y ARM
strong, Frederic. Field, town agent,
n n. Skies, fence viewers, Scleclmen
aupt Of schools, Rcy L 5 Pratt; audi
tora. o G Gilbert. + G futile, G "
Farwell; Inspector o. leather, Vim VIII
liams For county commissioner,
Joseph Parker IS. Voted to raise 65
ccuts on the dollar on the grand list
IaSpaRosr Clerk. Nm. T. futile;
selec,men, James Martin, Warren "
4 Wiley, Ambrose Woodward; treasurer,
Ephr.im Moore. oycreccr, Ambrose
WooaNard. constable, Charles Wood.
ward; listers, james Thomson, Charles
W. Woodward. Edward Gilhgani agent
and town grand juror, james Martin
superintendent. James H. Bolster; au
|ditors Amoli Benson, Austin Fcuni
james II. Bolster
MANcmEsFEa. Moderator. j. T. Hol-
lister; TOXIN CLERK, Loyoland Manson
|sselecinen. Il. W. Hoyt Robert Ames,
Suel Boarn, Treasurer, w T. BLACK
z0yerscer Of the Poor, T. " Hoyt; LIST
constahle and Collector, q H Smith
I'll Constable, s + Thayor; Listers. +.
n HOLSTER. George q Burton, Eli b
I.atbrop. Auditors, s g. Conc, VI $.
solburn; Trustee " Public Money, ".
?. BLACK, Fence Nseaels, Joseph Hicks,
John s, Postib0ne, 4. ]. GRAY, Grand
Iarors. 4. J. Gray, Il " Dean; scaler
81 weights and measures. G b. Munson.
Pound keeper. l. Munsoa Agent to
prosecute and defend suits. T. b Bur
on; Superintendent Il common schools.
I 5. CnShinaD; Wool Inspectors, J.
Blacl, u. 5. Coibarn. Highway Sur.
syorp Ei.As Benily. John p.udy. T. II.
)ryis, A. II WAY. Milo Wait. 5 = Thay.
:, Byron jameson. 4 d Hollas,er, r.
French Gsil,es4 Taylor Reuhen Tay.
y, Horses Lawrence, Nilliam Taylor
gorge 6 Burton, Benjamin McLoaa,
amos Kiibufp g 7 Ulsy, John Bat
For Commissioners. Parker 50 seat
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-03-12

Com u SHsYrBrgY By the follow
ing letter il viii be seen that gold has
been discovered in Salisbury. and an
assay examination has proved that il Is
n0an Il thr worst.
ARLINGTON, March 2 1867.
grsgs Hiaay So les " S.afls-
tswV. ~ | received i boz containing
gold barring quartz from you short
uue ago. asking ~ an assay. which ]
submitted 20 q course Usually adopted
~ California crushing and washing
with quicksilver Also 10 a smelling
process ID both ~ which snd thai Il