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AUCTION SALES.

! Sugar, MOiaSSrs, fUtFrp. .fr.
by a. II. ABRaIIhaiS Il SONS.
THIS DAY. tho 1ji inst al III ucori. will sr on
| Halcr room. 40. 35 IIayne street,
larrels Molasses
| Iarrcls Mackcrri
barrels Butter Crackers
Boxes Coilro
Boxes Toilet SuaI,
Boxes Family Soap
Slnoklng Tobacco
Nests Tilrs &C.. &c.
a FINE GOLD wHicn.
August %
hhy and Fancy Goods. H,s,nY. Notions, WA.
.ry, Hats, boots and Shoes, ihisksy, !ih mn,
ny cAsrBELI., KNOX 4 CO.,
cash Auction Ilounc: no. no IInscI street, op-
poslte Postonicr,
THIS DAY, commencing at 10 o'clock ~ M. will h,
Rolh, " "
PANTS STUFF. GlnghaIns, ChnIni,raya Prints Linn,
Goods. shswls. Blracied anI ITmI,carirl Shri,,"s
kcicky mud Corct Jenns MarnI Hnd Ii,lril Can,,rIr
lislo Thread and Dorlln Gloves. Fans, and ysrriy al
Notions. ' VI
Mems ani women's BOUTS AND SHOES
Invoice MEMS inck Felt Hats
Lease saso ladies Trinlmcd l,onnrts. la,cst styles
Tub, &c. ~
De,nol,ns. Kegs und whIskry dozens. Alc &c.
Gohdltolla cash. August ~
Sale "Hdcr Foreclosure, Of Mortgaac- Sock IF IT
BY .i0fIS q. MIL NiiiaSt'iI s < icG' CO.
On wEDS tSDAf, aSth iistint. nj 10 O'rUcI will lu
SOIL under foreclosure Of mortgage. from - to
III =: ENTIRE STOCK IN TRADE OF STORE No. III
MEETING STREET. CORNER ptNCKSEY 81 REEF
CuSstsrISu
MEMS nnh Itoya Felt. silk. BriNcs AMI wool HATS
Velvet and CLOTH Caps. Ladies' Trimmed Iinnncts Straw
Dunets. l1onr Franlcr. FIcsh ElowerF risi Wrcai,s
NuchSs. Feathers Of nil klnds. silk Illusion rolorcl IIo
et allkH ah Hatncts. silk Rips. COlUret silk Ycyr a,
Sk Plush Knit shawla NulAs and Jnckets. Black aud
Mihe blond E,tgnH, Linen I.aceH Lace Wells Spotted
li'ack and WEisc silk lace Head Sgts Kid tilarcI Lawn
itandkrrchcfa Black EngHl Grape SILK llcl,p 'Rrptu
Bonnet aud Trimming Ribbons, Black Colurc,i Vel
vel RbhOns Embroidered sets. Wire ItihbD Fur Muis
uuh 1ipprts.
STORE FIXTURES Counters, DuskH, Letter prrss,
ChaIrs large Iron Safo aiarvins,. Water CoOlera.
Conditions. cnslI on delivery.
JOHN +. CAREw
AUGUST 29 Agent Mortgugces.
Hi JOHN &. 9IIi.NOR ~ co
THIS DAY. I'D instant, at 10 O'Clock, will bu s, at
Our nuclion allcsruoui. no. 13J Meeting street.
TIL REE PACKAu
cuEBlErISH OF:
"a BROWN COTTON SHIRTS
129 Rcrsry Jackets
40 COtlOllade Jackets
10t pair CottOnalU Pants
korsey lIlnnkets
dozen 81 Spring Hoop Skirts.
Tho hbore well adapted for Plantation use.
conditions cash. AuguHt -
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III You want clIcaE Blank Books;
II YOU want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, 70.
per, &c.: or, MIII.ERs' Almanac;
II yon want Printing exccutod neatly;
lfyou want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any Desired pattorn o.
ruling, so to Imam HAnnIs No. SO Broad stroot
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The Time to Advertise In the Country
The PnGsIx llaa largo circulation throughout, tb,
nidlle aid upper Districts OF tho State A,lyersip,
faiea as reasonable as tho sirugoncy Tho money mar
ket Will warrant Merchants and oors wishing to usc
the columns oil the paper will address
JULIAN A. SELBY. Proprietor,
February a5 f,oumb,o Q :,
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Auction Sales This Day.
CAMPBELL Knox Co. will sell this day. at 10 O'Clock
n their cash auction house. No. 65 Hasci elreet drv
md hncy goods. hosiery, notions. &c.
a. H. AnnaiIAMs SONS will sell thia day. at 10 O'Clock
al ileir salcsroom. No 35 Hnyno street. sugar, mn
lasscs coffee, &c.
cLIFroHD h MATTHEwEs will sell this day. at 70
o'clock, OH Browns South Wharf, corn and oats on a.
eonnt Of oil concerned.
LsuREf ALEXANDER will soil this day. OF ~ O'Clock
III 'he'r h'oro' No. l37 East hay. hnns shoulders apd
strips &c.: niso. 1iG baga corn
join O. MIson l. Co. will sell this day. ut 10 O'Clock.
at their sales rooms Nj. ia3 Meeting street, lot Of cloth
Ing.
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IL IL estimated tha: there arc from 1000 TO 1000
blacks on those Islands qualified TO register.
Yours, &c., .t."
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Free to Everybody,

large PIP. Circular. giving information Of tho
greatest Importance TO The young Of both soIss. ;.
IL teaches how the homoly may become beautiful thu
aesplsed rospeeted and tho forsakcn loved.
NO young lady gentleman should fll 10 kend their
'd''res' md rocovo copy postpaid. by return mail
Address p. o. Drawer. u,
alarrh m Tyr TroJ. N. Y.
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Fact Worth Knowing.
BakArs wishing good FLOUR for Bread shoutd call al
STENHoUSE CO.. No. ITO East Bay.
Families wishing choice FLOUR for Biscuits. RoIls
&c. elIonid call at sTENHOUsE Co., No. 10 East bay
August G
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NOTICE.
FTlHH SHIPPING AND C0NEH9ION BuBrSnsa
viii for tho present BIO carried usual by the
undersigned At No H Ea.t Bay, tho store forme "
occupied by CRAIG, TUOAEY 4 CO.
All persons having individual claims must present L.
| msntt 70 JbHN TUOEBf
iply 20
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LOCAL. NIA'rrIIRS.

Jon WoRK.-Wc laSc HOW completed omr oflico
80 ~ to execute, in TIM shortest possible imr
ALL KINDS or JOB WORK. aml we most r..
spcctfully usk the patronage of our friends
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REGIsTRATI0S IN TIE CITY,-Thc managers of
tho different preciucts ME not immaculate, bnt
are often liablo to mistakes. The peculiar word
ing of tho bill leaves them considerable liscrc-
tionary power, and this is exercised at times ac-
cording to the construction that each party might
place upon it. It is not natural under these cir
cnmstances. 10 expect q unanmty of opinion, es-
pecihily If the case in question bS one that lins
arisen out of tho complication of the times Wo
were induced to make theso romarks from m in
cient that occurred OF the Fourth Precinct .lu-
ring tho day.
An applicant for registration, was asked if hc
we're native and replied in tho negative, stating
that no had come TO this country whom quito q
lad, and showed the naturalization papers taken
out by his father in 81, before Judge GLOVER.
Tho board decided that tho applicant was not
cltizen. as hc should havo taken out naturalixa.
tlon papers for himself. This decision is contrary
to tho Impression formed by many persons, that
II they came into tho country under II certain
age and remained until their majority they
were bona fde citizens. number OF onr
citizens wcro restrained from applying for the
necessary papors on this nccount, and if tho
opinion Of tho Board is sustained, will be deprived
or tho privilege of voting. wo trust that those
who nre interested will nppoal to tho Commanding
General and ascertain definitely what are tho pro-
per qualifications for citizen.
At tho different precincts, tho following returns
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from Beaufort:
'BEAUfonT, August 81, 1867.
Tho result of fnnr days registration in tho Sec
ond Precinct of Tho Second District, comprising
81. Helena, Ladies', Morgan Cat, Canc, Dathaw,
Massaw, Coosaw, &c., Islands, is as followa:
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Fact Worth KnswIng.
The best investment for m invalid. who cutters frou
uobity or loss OF appetite, is bottle OF PANKuxs Ho
patlc crs will bo give relief For sae by
all Druggists.
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STANLEY q. TROTT, y. NJ.

rosrorficE NorIcE.-An evening mail for An.
gnsta AMI Savannah mud for distribution lcyou,l
those Offices. will close daily at the postoOc, .t
lalf-past O'clock.
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AUCTION SALES,

t'"NSoipAhLr rosrroSEp on OF THE wE.ruH,t
] fi"ns, &0Httkrrs. Strips de-
| .r, IN i.AUHEf q AIEXa EDnK
| iHi' hhh' I'M llri will bo sold In ptr bt,,rr NJ,
| 80 W fast Bay. at 10 O'Clock. "
10 tcrrcr BA,;GED HAMS
| 2D0 Shoulders
21 New York Strips
100 lIafns
lH Tubs HITTER
81 boxes Cheese
10 bhis IRISH POTATOES.
| Conditions caslI. Au,p.,n,
Corn. on account Of Hfr UnsfrTsrriftrs AMI az rum
rFrHfd.
Hf LarREY Il ALEXANDER
THIS DAY. the 2 instant will bc sold before oir p,.r.
No l3T EaIt llsy. at 10 Ocrk On account II Tho lin
trrwritcrs mid all concerned.
no lungs WHITE CORN, slightly damaged.
toNditlo'la cash. August -
tWn ""t Onts, on account Of ThoRi u n,0p G0,,-
cFrH.
,, hr CLlEF0RD Il oIATTIIEwFuS.
NIL 10" Holh THIS DAY. GLt August, iiOJcna South
wharf, NJ j? O'Clock, account Of WHOM ulny con.
crfi. III ius To s,t purchasers.
2ND bliHiclH Of CORN, In bugs
bo bhHhes ut Oaia, In bags slightly damaged BIZ
rain. " - oN' -
I"bc removed Immediately utter salc
''''' ''r"' August ~
-HofasSrs! .NStrSsrs!
a., ,,o> uf u. a. ESSf.t)S ~ 60.
on MoHpAf i"xt 9Gtl iIs. will bc soli al tbr So,v
tiusr, CORNER "f Market street s1ll East i,ay
81 hlil- SWEET CUBA aIoJASSEI
70 auhSIi chronicle ani Sentinel n,ul t,,
"nst VIII Insert twice atl send bill 10 J. 4. r. & Co
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Post Oiiicr N0tIrr.
PoSr OFFICE,
('uARi1.SrpS & a Iuly A. IsI.=

pOSr OFFICE, I
CuARiisroS, s. G., July q, 1867.
After to-day the nails for Northeastern Railroa,l
will close at O'clock AM, nu,l to-day and after
wards they arc expected TO reach The Ruilroad
''Station" nj 2:0 O'clock PM. and To be ready for
delivery ut this office nj $50 O'clock PM, cxccpt
on Suntlay, when the hour will De from PM. TO 2
I'M, until further nptirr.
SrANIEY n ,ppp,rp \, =,
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BARNWELL SENTINEL
rs AN HX0LLRNT ADVERTISING AIDDIUM. LEI
mo risk no qain" sand on yo,r csris and INCREASE
your trsdo this tl There's nothing TO equal PFinrel
lnf-it his mhde many . sortunn-
AdyartsemenE fnsorted It Ihs rsfo OF u pf squHs o'
twelve lines or loes for each insertion.
moDth1 ,4 /,
Oontrsoss By ths ysar for df months nlo.nx priv
"'o' = - IDWAhD A. DfOesSQN.
HoYcnabcrIS RJhilsbcy nd tecfSt9oe
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ED1ToRs DAILY News: IL was surprised, by
yonr editorial this morning montionng the ro-
eeIpt Of five bags nc,c Sea Island Cotton, by tho
arrival OF steamer Pilot Roy yesterday, from
Savnniinh, Beaufort, au. Kuuming nv 1 do, from
information received from Florida and elsewhere,
that tho crops of cotton arc from three to four
weeks later IN maturing than usual, and with tho
long experience l have had in the business, and
selling cotton Of that description grown all along
tho coast, from tho Gulf in Florida to tho Long
Cotton region north Of Charleston, Ind mover be-
foro known OF any quantity sent io market thus
early in tho season.
And az Am quite aware ti,at such statements
nro construed and perverted to tho injury OF tho
planters AZ woll as or those whu aro legitimate
buyers of cotton, feel it incumbent OH mo to say
that The tSa bags Sea Island referred to were con-
signed TO my house, and TINT it ia oil Cotton tue
growth OF 1866, and was not sont to market preyi-
ousiy owing to tho amented death of the owner,
tho late 7. II. SrANS, who planted near Beaufort,
sc. Rcspcctfully.
T.
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PRO BONO PUBLICO.

BASE BALr.-Wo havo been informed that tho
Hrcnnd Of II series of .three match games OF Base
ball between tho Palmetto and Alert Clubs of this
city will bo played tomorrow attern o0n the 2lth
instant II will DO remembered by tho friends Of
tho Clubs respectively That tho last occasion
there were but five innings played, at the concu-
son OF which tho Palmcttoes were declared the
virtors by two runs. This, however, did not dis
courage the Alerts, and after some weeks prac-
tire they scnt i'll thcr challenge TO the victors md
Tomorrow afternoon tho gamo will be called on
the Citadel Square at half-past two o'clock. We
have bcon requested 10 cxteMl an invitation to
the public generally to witness tho game; and We
hope, Hlond the weather Provo favorable, that
there will bo large attendance Of spectators par-
ticuarly of the lalics We predict well contest
cd game, with any quantity OF fys, tips, fouls.
home runs, to say nothing Of tho fielding, batting,
&c., and advise all who feel Nh interest in tho
gnne to bo present
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales rh,, pax.

ALL KlSDsoF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE.
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WHAT'S ~ \ NAME?--A REPLY FROM SI,M,u.p-
SlLiE.- SuMMERvIIIE S. G., August 81. 1867. SIR
notice aii article i'll tho DAILY NEWS or tho ots,
INST, IN reference To "Elps" James Elps and Fins
James which, lsnppose, you think n rather spicy
joke on the colorcd population, but which think
tns ono nr tho samo racc), in my estimation, IN n
poor way OF working your name in public notice:
especially, supposr for INSTANCE The ,lirujGei
Chairman OF tho 3d Precinct Ind been hold il,
bondage from tho timo of his birth to manlnm,
ian iron rule Tor somc), and never Ind tho ,,lipbi
Denoiit OF learning your own naino, but called bv
Soino nickname, aay, for instance, "Baltlry.,
'Bnll," or "Buttonhrad," or my such nun,e yorr
tanciful master might give you And now will
nsk, fairly and squarcly, whuso inult would IL bc
'Elps" or Buttonhcnd?
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REGISTRATIONS IN THE COUNTY,
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We have received the following communication
from Bpau[url.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-14
RUTLAND, VT, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER IA, 1867.

to sixty-two million dollars but this is
emily sixty, eight thousand dollars per
mile, including equipments OF all kinds.
We can see no reason why this Union
Pacific Railroad should not be finished
within two or three years. The govern
ment aid, In bonds and land, Is munia-
cent. ,.... ...as-
I The Company's own first mort
gage bonds have q ready market,
and the stockholders freely invest
their millions, so that ample means
are not lacking. The business OF the
completed road will be enormous. Prob
ably nothing like it will have been
known in the history OF railway traffic.
All the passengers, mails and treasure
of the Pacific States and Territories, and
most Of the freights OF the great mining
regions of the Rocky Mountains, must
go over 1t, and for many years to come
it can have no rival. The twenty seven
Thousand "prairie schooners," as the
white.topped OK wagons were called
that once traversed the great plains. are
already laid up, or have gone to more
remote points, and their burdens are
transferred to the railway trains. In
deed, the local traffic OF this Union Pa
cifc Railroad is remarkable, and It's
business increases as the mining dis
tricts are approached. Its earnings for
the quarter ending July 3lst were Off.
cially reported at over million; ana
after all expenses were paid, a net sum
remained, which proves that the road
would be profitable If not another mile
should be built, "The way they do
things out West" has always been a
synonym OF energy, but this last Illus
tration of 1t is certainly the most i'm
pressive fall, u 91+ t-g4at 81 u.r5
We would add that the Union Pacific
Railroad is built under the supervision
OF five directors appointed by the United
States government, whose duty 1t is to
see that all the Company's affairs are
prudently conducted, and three Govern
ment Commissioners, who inspect the
road in sections of twenty miles, as 1t is
built. Government bonds and the CON-
pany's own first mortgage bonds are
issued only as these sections are accept.
ed, and pronounced to be thoroughly
built and fully equipped. These first
| mortgage ponus pay siA pei eehV' inVeh
est per annum in gold, and are offered
at ninety cents on dollar. We car
see no reason why they are not thor
| oughly sound and safe security. WI
know OF no other company in which ths
| government takes such care OF the inter
ests Of private investors, and there !!
certainly none but Pacific Railroad
Company in which 1t takes secont
| mortgage to secure its own. money s1i
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-14

d A WISE MovR,-Gen. Grant has issued
a circular through the Adjutant Generals
office, prohibiting all clerks and en-
ployes of the bureaus of the war depart
ment from holding communication on
business of their Office, during office
hours, with claim agents or other per-
sons not specially authorized by the
chiefs of the bureaus to transact with
them such business, and they are prohi-
bited from transactiDg any public
business pertaining to their office with
any claim agent or other persons at any
time Clerks and employees will i'm
mediately report to the chiefs of their
bureaus the name OF any person not be-
longing to the office, who may commu-
nicate with them on any public business
of the Office, and also th e nature of such
business. Any claim agent who shall
communicate with or approach any per.
son connected with any Of the bureaus
of the department, other than the officers
in charges of the several branches of
business, without authority In writing
from such officers, will be entirely pro.
hibited from prosecuting his business
with The department. This is move
in the right direction, and the enforce
ment of the order will prohibit many of
the peculations for which the depart
ment has OF late become notorious.
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Misceilaneov.s I,en,s:

.uRETEn EFEHAuTtN ElYnW4sV ~
Illinois. has 9,7ss schools, with near.
ly 10000 pupils. -, - 's' - s,s.,, "a
brigham Young has itty more wives
than the Sultan Of Turkey. .,-' ~
Young Iturblde, who was at one
time the recognized heir Of the ill-fated
Macmillan, is in Washington with his
parents. sssas5E n@s&aGaanw
AT Lyndon Station, Wis, Protest.
ant Irishman, Hugh Reynolds, hnng
himself because his daughter married
Catholic. a.5 ah IGa5o1a uin saEg1
ITO econoRize is to draw as much in
as possible. The ladies' apply this art to
their persons, and the result is. very
small t0asts. iAN 7it ''A '11
"A heavy land slide occurred near the
Punch Bowl, in Mississippi, last week,
the shock of which was distinctly felt
in Natchez, several miles distant. .g'f3
The worst pun ever made is that OF
the New Orleans Picayunne, which says
of a lady just about to be married to
her eighth husband, (the previous
seven having died,1 that she must
be fasten -eig ht-in widow no8s ssw
90 Russian cepsors have got so mean
they will not even let the Poles have
their national prayer book. They want
to exterminate the language and the
race. -1 De al-G2&" Il az3amu8J
g --Oak Ridge cemetery, where President
Lincoln's remains lie. now presents a
beautiful appearance, and the monument
at the tomb will soon be erected. y,i
The following scene is laid In frat
class hotel: Traveler-I desire to be
called at six o'clock. Clerk with gold
chain)-If you will ring the bell at that
hour one OF the boys will attend to your
case. IS siuaslE Il 80 aGssg zaU
of the election In the third
Missouri district to fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of Congressman
Thomas E. Noell indicate the election
of Gen. Mccormick, the democratic can
didatp, by about 500 maj jority, The vots
was very small. .e.f s....--.@....-yy
The race at the Washington horse
fair, Saturday, was for the hotel pre-.
MUM OF 81 500, mile heats, best three in
five, and for which Gen. Butler and
Brown George were entered Butler won
10 three straight heats, Time 232 1.2,
2:28 and 2::28 IL. ,,ssi,-,-., -.s oe.s ota
--Revolutions are thriving In Ecuador
and Peru, and with good prospects OF
life and vigor for some time to come.
President Pra1o at the head Of $4,000
Peruvians, is marching against the in
surgents 10 his country, but expects q
sharp resistance. .bsmis'9 taroms
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MISsxsorA.-Minneseta, OF the several
States which held their elections last
Tuesday, remains flrmest by the princi-
pl.s OF Republicarism, and not only
elects an entire Union State ticket, but
psses the suffrage amendment striking
the word "whlte" out OF her constitution,
or in other words, declaring emphatic
ally that hereafter, within her borders,
"al men are equal" . '' .' t''a' .a"
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| We, yesterday, In company with sew
eral of our citizens, had the privilege OF
inspecting the, new mandatory and
works of the, Peoples Gas Light Com
pany OF Rutland, and we think we but
re-echo the sentiments of the entire
party present, that they are about the
incest works OF the kind in this section
Of the country,-not only nice, but SUBJ
stantial, durable, capable and fire. proof
Indeed, in speaking Of the latter qualifi-
cation,-which, considering that the
burning Of the old works left Us almost
wholly without any means of artificial
light twice in the space Of fourteen
months,-has become an important one
to our citizens,-we can say that In our
opinion no fire could prevent the manu-
'facture Of gas for more than twenty.four
hours, and many think that so far as
the supply Of gas is concerned, no con-
iagration would ever have any percepti-
BILE effect upon our community. l'ai ADD
The works and machinery are all OF
the latest and most improved patterns,
selected and put up with great care,
under the direction of Mr. Edward Gus
tine Of Keene, N. H., who has had many
years practical experience in the bust
ness OF fitting and furnishing gas manu-
factories In the principal cities and
towns in the Eastern and Middle States,
and whose arrangiBg aud selection of
materials, &c, for these works furnishes
adequate proof that he is an adept in his
profession, and that his services are
invaluable in the construction OF similar
works. asgf 30 tr9bEars nu{assrag
In the new mandatory are nine re-
torts of the most durable and unique
style, with a condenser twenty two feet
high of twelve double lengths of pipe, as
well as the very hest kind Of washers,
purifiers, and other apparatus used in
making No. I quality of coal gas, the
only kind which the Peoples Gas Light
Company proposes to furnish our citi-
ZeUS, bHe OuIJ hlHu Whicn otfSp q hioe-
class artificial light, aud the only kind
which should be used or manufactured
in any community, In substantiation
of which statement we only ask con-
sumers To compare the excellent gas
? wf4ch sears at present enjoying, with
.Ge a,rs, r1h.e smoky stuff, manufactured
from chemicals and various combina-
tions, furnished under the old regime.
There is at present iu use at the new
works gasometer capable OF holding
10000 cubic feet OF gas, and another
one in conrse of construction which will
hold 24,O0O more, which taken In con-
junction with the various improvements
already spoken of and numerous Others
which we cannot at present callto mind,
afford ample facilities for mann featuring
$4,000 cubic feet of gas per day, or fully
three times as much as isas present con-
sumed by our citizens. Altogether we
consider the Peoples Gas Light Com
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'"Hs ATLANTIC CABLE.-The cable is
APPARENTLY out Of order, as no dispatches
haze upto the present time reached us
sine Thursday night, hence our inability
topresent to our readers even q brief
synopsis Of the important events which
mist at present be transpiring in the old
W,rld. wy.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-14
Git back /!

BASE BALL.-A defiant challenge from
the Atlantic base ball club Of whitehall,
N. Y, to any club in all Vermont and
Northern New York, for any sum be.
tween $40 and $4,000, has been accept
ed by the second nine Of the Phoenix
club Of Hinesburg, who name Hunting
ton, and November 20, as the day and
place of the match. -t . -A