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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-01-04
Real Estate for Sale.

VNHE undersigned have established Real Fs-
Il tate Agency in this place, and have a large
number of Improved Farms and Unimproved
Lands for sale in Wood County, Ohio, amonr
which are the following
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Improved Farms.

LIN proved II arms.
In-LOtsi in the town of Perrysburg, numbered
$50, 643, 644, 653, 654 and co., The improve
ments consist of a new two-story frame house and
also one and half story frame house. with a
large barn, good well of water, aud number of
fruit trees, etc. Also, four In-lots, we'll located
for a brick-yard. .
Price for the whole, $1,000; or $1,000 for the
first six lots. ~
so Acres. on the Plank Road, AZ miles from
Bowling Green, over 20 acres under fence, partly
cleared, acres under cultivation, about so acres
of good timber. On corner of road leading to Hull
Prairie, and only one mile theretrom.
Price, 100.
5S Acres, near Ten-NIile House, in Webster
Tp,, on good road, good settlement, excellent soil
fine young orchard about 80 acres under cultiva-
tion. Will be sold at the low price of 5 300.
so Acros, on county road, < mile frcm New
toms Saw-Mill, at the station on d. ~ NJ Railroad
all well drained. Has on it good Frame House
acres under cultivation, etc. Price S22 per acre.
Out Lot 9 in Perrysbutg, acres under good
fence. Price $500.
Acres, in the village of Perrysburg. under
high state of cultivation good house, fruit trees
&c. Price 81, 100, cash or 81 200 in payments
A Farm of 1871 acres, miles south of Perrys-
burg, ON Plank Road, on corner of a cross road 10
acres under cultivation, some prairie and openings
on it, balance well timbered. Price sl5per acre.
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WOOD CO. TIMBER LANDS FOR ALE
All A BARGAINi

O10 ACRES in Section 6, Jackson Township,
AfO adjoining the track of the ID. & NJ. Rail
load, nearly three-fourths of mile, and including
Farnham's station. There is on the place a
Side Track, Log House, a Log Barn, IN dau AR
tesian Well. Price, Sl2 90 per acre.
VH0 ACRES, being the NE. y of Sec tion Z
AOO Town 3, n. of Range E., lying less than
2 of a mile from the track, and i a mile from
Farnham's Station. Price, $40 per acre.
IS0 ACRES, being the NV. 4 of Section 70,
IOO Town 3, N. of Range E., lying Z mile
from the track, and mile from Farnham's Sta
ton. Terms, IS cash balance in me and two
years, with interest rare chance for a Saw
mill or Stave Factory.
F. D. X. HOLLENBECK,
Perrysburg, Ohio.
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THEY tell OF an old farmer who, whils-in
town one day, was asked the best time 10
put in rye. 4" It's about the best time now"
said the old fellow, looking at his watch,
f" and if you've got any postal currency
about you, ri so aud show you how It is
done"
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THE HARDWARE STORE.
SGdD Wa1S
Ar
THE MAMMOTH HARDWARE STORE
Or
PECK, HAMILTON g. CO.,
PERWYsBUnC, OHIO.
THE MAMMOTH HARDWARE STORE


Peace Maker-3 sizes,
Good Chcor-2 Sizes,
Home Gunrd-3 Sizes,
Good Hopes Sizes,
COnquest-2 Sizes,
ConsuI-3 sizes,
BrOodside g Sizes,
Pioneers Sizes,
Pathfindcr-3 Sizes,
HOmcstcad--2 Sizes,
Palms SizoS,
CypreSs-e ri cs,
RadiRtOr-2 1 cs,
Pearls Sizes,
Myrtle-3 Sizes,
joys Sizes,
Farmers Stoves Sizes,
The EmprcSS-3 Sizes. &c.
Comprising fifty different sizes of Cooking, Paror,
Sheet Iron, Sitting Room aud Hcatug Stoves, Sc
lected from the well-knOwn factories of Messrs
Ransom Co., Albany lngrsham g. Phillips
and Hicks, Wolf& Co., Troy, n. Y.
In presenting ourselves again to our numerous
customers, we would say that our stock Of Stoves
has been carefully selected from the best manuiac
turcrs East, and bought unusually low, before the
last advance in Stoves, FOR CASH.
The best asSorm mt of Stoves to be found In the
Northwest is at the Mammoth Hardware Store
Orertwo hundred of these Stoves have been sold
in this section the past year, and have given the
best of satisfaction.
Any one wishing good Stove, and cheap, will
save money by selecting one from our immense
stock. Our STOVE TRIMMINGS are made from
Heavy Copper anil Tin Plate Russia, Patent and
Common Iron Stove Pipe; Copper and Tin b ilers
and Tea Kettles Plain and Japanned Tin Ware !;
House furnishing Goods; Wood and Willow Ware,
constantly on hand.
We challenge comparison &C stock and prices
with any ctherRetail establishment in the country
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Statement of the Condition
OF rue
LIVE STOCK INSURANCE

COMPANY, OF CONNECTICUT,
On the LIST day of November 1866, made to the
Auditor of Ohio pursuant to the statnte Of that
State.
l. CAPITAL
The amount of its Capital Stock paid
up, is.----> --.---.----..--..-..Sl $4,000 90
II. ASSETS.
Cash on hand, and in the hands of
- Agents, -; -;--.--.--.--. .-.---- S22,Sl2 66
The Bonds and Stock owned by the
Company ....--.-..-.--.-... 43,457 SO
Debts due the Company, secured by
mortgage ............ .-......... $4,000 90
Debts otherwise secured ----..-. 10000 90
Debts for Premiums s-..-- 2,7Sj 81
All other securities es.---.---- 2ll 90
Total Assets of the Company .. sI55,2OO So
III. LIABILITIES. None.
". MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured in any one
risk ----..----- ----- -----.-..----$2 $4,000 90
STATE OF CoNNECTICT, '...t H'.I
COUNTY OF HARTFORD. 80
E.. n. Kellogg President, and w G. Goodrich,
Secretary OF the Hartford Live Stock Insurance
Company, boing severally sworn, depose aud say
that the foregoing is full true and correct tate
ment Of the affairs Of said Insurance Company,
and that they are the above described Officers
thereof
f. N. KELLOGG, President
w. G. GOODRICH, Secretary.
Subscribed aud sworn before me, this 9th day
of November, 1868.
[SEAL.] WM. HAMERSLEY,
five CENr STAMP Com'r for tIc Su;eof Ohio.
oFFIcE or THE AUnIron OF STArEl
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. I9, 1856. s.
1t is hereby certified that the foregoing is cor
rect copy of the Statement of Condition of the
Hartford Live Stock lnsuranc, Company of Con-
Nt.,,,N l.. El..l -. L a n
year 1867.
SEAL. Witness my hand and seal officially.
JAS. H. GOODMAN, Auditor of State.
BY JAS. WILLIAMS, Chf Clerk
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Steel PlowS.

Steel PlOwS. c"
PECK, HAMILTON Co. are the Sole Agents for
the sale of the celebrated Mishawaka Steel Plnws,
for Wool Comfy. All Mishawaka Pl0ws sold in
Wood County must come through u.s. These
Plpws require no pulling. Their reputation for
being the best Steel Pow made is beyond question.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-01-04

Miscellaneous.
Table aud Pocket Cutlery;
Russel's best American Ivory Sets;
Siver-plated Castors
Ladies', Spoons
Napkin Rings;
Card Cases
Coffin Trimmings;
Nut Picks, &c, al
THE HARDWARE STORE.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-01-04

HERE is the pllhiest sermon that ever
was preached
Oar ingrcss in lie is nakel and bare !;
onr progress through life is trouble and care;
Onr egress out ot it we do not know where
but doing well here, we shall do well there !;
| could not tell more by preaching year"
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
JOB PRINTING.

s We are preparedto. execute all kinds of Job
Work, such as Posters, Sale Bills Programmes,
Invitations, Cards, Labels, Pamphlets all kinds of
Blanks &C., in the most satisfactory manner.
The following are the rates for Sheet Bills:
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gemgsbntg sunrual.
Is PUBLISHED EysRY FRIDAY MORNING h
] "a OBLINGER a TLmMONS. u

TERMS OF sUBsCRIPTIoN
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M ( xICO.

.o'"ments ON the sitnation-The Err
percr Must Take a New starr A co..-.
Observation-Disclosures Dealing 20 be e.
- 70 Ass-I
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POLICE lsrrllIceycs.

D'-sESy on Coscxrr sALoey. Numerous complaints
having been madt for some time past 10 Captain Cas-
frey Of the Fifteenth precinct, concerning the disor.
DERBY charaoter>pf the Oriental concert saoon in this
basement CT thssboldng 65s Broadway, and OF which
George Lea Is pr,prietor Sergeant Schoonmaker with
platoon of police was ordered 10 'haul' Il about
quarter past twelve O'Clock ON Saturday night. Tbe
Sergeant entered the saloon with his at the time
specified and forty live mon and twenty-five
women, whom he fou Vd the premises. The entire
were detained over night aud the following morning
taken before Judge Dodkr, who put Lea under $500
bail and held the others 10 answer. Among the men
who arrested on thv premises seventeen
clerks four merchants twoNbookkeepers one printer,
two captains, hack drivers one iaborer one
plumber two shoemakeTs two agents. one Worcester
shire manufacturer cooper two tailors, one
doctor expressman bar tender two gold beaters
ono horse doctor aud railroad dSconductor
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NAVY BULLETIN.

Arrival sf the supply Steamer Mas~nrSsnscffs.
The United States naval supply steamer Massachusetts,
arrived ss this port last Saturday. sHs LEFT Key West
Saturday. January 10, for New York On the night
of the 10th encountered or Cape Carnarvcral heavy
gale from south southwest Monday evening" January
a at five r. M. OH Hilton Head, communicated with the
United States steamer Connemauch The United States
steamer Memphis sailed from Key West Jasuary ~ for
Pensacola Vessels left in port limited stEtes survey
ing steamer Corwin United StRtes cutter Will
defness, United States steamer Chicora On passing
Cape Hatteras she encountered strong gales from the
north and northwest, with q high running, and
arrived in port and anchored on the Battery the even
ing Of the 25th, at fifteen minutes past six The follow
ing is a list OF her oficers.-
Ac'fn9 Master Commanding as-Robsrt y. Hoiley.
Acting Muster and Piio'--Phander Dickinson.
Acting Ensign and Erecutirs Ohcrr-John Iouris.
Acli,,q Ensions-F. g. r. Lehman, Robert Hunter,
Henry w. o. Hara, VIM. Robinson
Passed ASSISTANT Pdymcaer--W r. v. Torbcrt.
Acting Assisfanf Ssrgeon-Samuei r. Boyer
EngiNes--First Assistant, Thomas Dobbs; Second
Assistants, H. +. Hayden Samuel H. Magee, Benjamin
James, Third Assistants, Charles II. Dyce, Edward J.
Swords.
Mates-charles H. Thorne, William Parks A. NJ. Berg.
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q. sS sa ;ay .ypss s%s % g r sr .s 9 sS
sS a. e %S. . 'ss 80
kcs Chicago spring % 81 also $50 b.shei: Milwautse
ss
81; 70 New York, SOc.; to Albany. 500. -
nr ssn s"a nS s % 0Ss
arm though the demand slight Sc & ga: daIl & Sls
nss fSs sss ss 4 &
90 sss he sr . But s
some which had been reported By railroads Mes pork
:sSud.s &: and s % 10; nd ds. ssd &
isr sse: % @ .:. srssn u @
is but Ss had % be delivered n wee. hence at Pa
buy ssyps Money ss sfA'F a regards
wsss; OPENED .sss; Closed quiet A.
ss s :%. ss 4 ;: .s. rl.ss:
Guy :'';ss ' ~ -GFs is. |
smooth Sos: Sss
rS% sgsn ss ssss E'sssg sss rss: Ss
e S Ss Ss.s & ccs s dSS
Flour dull s. unchanged wSs. " s sn q s
se SsS fGs sn aaS a f'
s SusSs nGsi dressed 10 ses
100 bbis. aour, 800 bushels wheat.
ST. Lours, Jan. Is, 1861
The markets nearly at stand sl and buyers are
holding of claiming larger than sellers
willing make. so that unusually small business
been done in cotton hemp and tobacco Flour unchanged
heavy and d - s. for choice and 82
Corn lower: Soc 83c. Oats dull; q 6c Provsons-
In the absence OF shipping facilities prices nominal
Hogs IS rs The whole number killed 70 date 0O.
Whiskey-nohing done.
wnNrrorox N. O.. Jan. 26 1857.
Cation nominal PC Soc for middling No sales OF
spirits Of urpcntine rosns dull At - 81 tar dun a. 6sc
. CHApIxsron. 3. O.. Jan. ~. 1857.
Cotton moderately ncve sales Of Tvs bales Of mlddlns
Al y2c. -. -
Cation market at; sales 100 bnoz mostly rood
grades withdrawn; middllng 00c
MouLv Ala, ian. rs, 1857.
125 balss, ="
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Of v.S 70 sna % sT. ss
4 q e Gssso. ss: @ = a. Per g.
ssd ss:s's g ss s'
Il ssss = = lss
ic;: da :s.:dy 4 ss &C. Ss'' for new crop
..s Nor =. d % % but ysrs,
NAVAL s1oa1.-crude .urpentins dun and nominal.
salss being sS.c,eS q sS
our last rates: quoted a 81 sis sSl: sod
s h s' =; sS snS heard sso Sf se
So g Tar vas steady 4. prsyOu. prices. !,
ioSSns lot. No sales of importsnoe effected. -
T S S 3 ss - pack
e, shade Ds an @
sssh ed ''Sas
ys5S SS 81 !. "a ' g for n,w ms.s
e future asIssry go 81. February ana
a siS $40 for new extra mess and ys sls for new plain
sale. 'ss. esnpessd % So s's ss 'snss
for western Bacon Bacon was ann b; steady prevoas prices.
o. Gu. ms.ss sales were effected q 70 paciass; a. c
active shade he market closing heavy. sales
40 sS "a. !. esSy l0s asS s %
so for western Cheese wss steady at preyion. prices
to chsrssisrze market bonded and
though prices not quotsby lower the tendency DOWN
wards Small sales OF crude reported at iS aisisc
Of bonded Soc for standard white and 2c for prime
light straw TO white.
csStaass quiet but firm a, Ss lcs for csse
70 report.
without decided change We heard Of sales Fair TO
good refining Cuba quoted at 10c 10c Refined was
dull heavy i2isc. 1870. for soft yellow l3s<c
Axe for soft white and l5c for hsrds.
6THARIHK quiet. Sales 80 900 lbs a 0c 124c; also
1900 lbs. grease at Sc. 10c.
LLow steady and drm with sales OF I'D 600 lbs At
11fc. llxc
dull aud prices were nominal absence of business
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h'sf session Of the Exchange each Saturday OF -
last four weeks were as roilows:--
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NI0fl0ef0s
snd sas s: . as sss 2 I
be given.
Of p s:f1
th zoth inst by heavy Of cs in motion In ~
SsRSss sss,s
Norfolk. Va, Jan 3 1857.
The shihoqse on wsaes Pom. a, ,hs mouth of r..a.o
FEB q By . white light al an elevation OF IS feet
Whalemen.
Sid from Provncetown 2ad inst schrs Hatfield. KeisA
North Atlantic Ocean Emma Lows. Powe do.
sid from Honolulu Dec 81, ship Noun, wolsslon. Willis.
BARK stella Nye SB was at Pai.s Dec %. h..,ns take.
oaf we'll Bound to cruise on the line and North neEs
Park a, s,sws ss "a: rs: At Pat. % s;A ~, WITH @
uss csllso Ioand and would b, Tsoahasno .:. g
and Dr Frsnsn The former sp and % hpSt ssz
A sa is'e1 eha TS % ~ % .ns ss % ss1s AZ ready ~
Brs neman smith. Martin was at st viacsnt cvr Dss
u, with 70 bbls sp oil-aI we'll
spoken. &c.
Bark julia Chase Chase. from New York for Nov os-
scr Matehies. from Cape Hayten Cor Boston Jan ~ -
Foreign Ports.
BARAcoA Jan i3-No vessels in port
carrvss Dec isln port schr ANGELA. redrss tronaa-
'D posrrea MI S jan jar y INC Am vessel In port
ian gI.s s Fs & Carey f'' s''.
Dec a. schTs cla,ssa Ann from Syort. for Bes-
LrvErrooi, Jon is-sld Michigan whelan. Boston (ase
BOSTON Jan a5A.r US ship Ino, Garfield L'ssoo shps
Gssdsse. Province,ovn sris foinss. ADDER
rsesmsn, @ Frs.msn TsnsisS CID ship Frsnti. sarssy.
York sss Planet Br Lamb ,S, S.u}rs . " pen.s; a.
s Viii Sosssay s ais @
ssrsa: s.aEss R.l sys,a s:rs Es..
Ca "a fsiaass Msr uiime csss.sn Ai~eod
Galishaw Cape nsyusn May R,vsr s
aa. sro%s EraSss G. crassy island Pierce Pere E
Nam s@s ss.am Ss.y a
sao S s.s rfSn .rns sr sSsSs ws.sn ss %Sns11 Il
ronss rps"a'c croses oss galveston Dsan cro~s
Bs,Gtf Esroy Jan Arr steamship ssrasossa Crow
IL ss sas sTs. sn % Bra ss.ss
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70 osaSsshs ss 'Gsa acLa Jan n rmA b.rs r,,s Jack
,aa Ssf Trinidad Forsaa la Ray a.s Mson 4.s1 hss1
ssssn .aa .Gs s s and
9s Pu wmnson NJ ws for
came . today and ran Into tha Ice aha probably
S-xrr bark Heroine. Saeser.ou, palcruo for sos.o.
M9sILL; Par saT5 syix Fanny roalte. Townsend 81
Mssss rs .pcg ssp nf1sa Mslsen 2 nSrpsy ssoningon
q Jenkins lBr, Durkce .Newportw HoibrooE brown,
Msysns ca sn'g 3sprAsnc, Pike Norieans brse =
NEW ORLEANS, Jan si--Arr steamship asn orsus.
r9 sn.nany, sysrrool' ssrks Happy tr Eichsysrty.
COMING up shpS Brenda Orb rly from Livsrpcol; Hasss
Ssssz ss sS% ',S sm oss1s
ton Sld rd sh,p CamosA tbrn Ha,rngton. LivefpeoL
York. soop Elsie Lstournee, Powell DO schr Arculsvu
Jackson Bcson bound TO Baltimore put in ON account x
ice, = l7 -
Is .nro, so,ss.Bss ;ss,. o. 5osa pys nsss Ms,
Il with Mni. all for Baltimore N 4tA
| PrETiAND, Jan NoM s.ssmsAp .rsvuvsHa tprh nsl-
9Ias Kelley Irvine Las funsS Gs sSSssS cssr'ssss
1fraRacvrpEScE. Jan S.-Anck, y.v.s n,ov,. usSv~
s ss'sasss ssis~ 'saF ss s@.':ss % ss:':ss' % jss'
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There improved demand for wheat. though tho
market sti ruled dun and heavy The comprised
10 900 bushels including amber No Milwaukee
private terms and No. do At - &C. Loss activity pre-
vaed in the market and lower prices accepted
Tho sales limited to 5000 bushels including MIXED
western IN store 81 Is ~ 10 and yellow Jersey
81 % Sl0o Oats tended downward with little doing:
sales Is oW bushels At &C. o9c for State SIC ssc
Chicago and Milwaukee, and 6c for Western The sales
OF Rye were limited to 5000 bushels Western 81 81
outside price, the market ruling heavy. Barley
contnusd dull OF the former effected OK O
bushels Canada West at 81 l2k a12.
CoFvEx.-No important sales of any description
effected, but the market ruled hrm with upward ten.
dency.
Corrox.-rhe market for this staple ruled duh, and
though material decline granted, the market
quite depressed. The sales about 75O bales We
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,Oe2, 1872 "a. 22o. .ass 50. .Sss go
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY. Jan. 3-6P r. NJ.
AsHEs-Receipts = bbls. The both pot and
pearl continued dun and nominal % g 90 for the
former, and S1l Sll rs for the latter.
2537 bbls -four 100 do and 5000
bags corn meal $3.50 bushels oats, and matt
at further decline Of Oc per bb for State and
Western -four ruled very quiet the demand beng
TO the immediate wants Of the trade the closing
and heavy the appended quotations. which
effected Of 1900 bbls Southern -four ruled heavy though
prices were without quotable change. The demand was
light tho sales being confined to 900 bbs OF rye nonr
which ruled steady 200 bbls. sold at s. 50 ss Corn
meal was neglected. but steady, at quotations We
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TINE CROSBY LOTTERY.

CHfCAGo Jan. ~, 1907.
A n Zee the winner OF the Opera House, arrived in
fhs CITY Yesterday aud last evening sold the house. to
Mr. crosby for $780, 000 The following s an exact
statement OF Mr. Crosby's balance sheot-U H. Crosby
creditor by two hundred and ten thousand tickets at
II 0sO o0 debtor to thirty thousand tickets not sold
s15o 0oo to advertising 100000 TO paintings $4,000
20 encravines e1O0 000 to commissions, $4,000 20
Total debt. $3.50 600; profit, 100000 Value Of Opera
House, s3so,000. Total profit on tho undertaking,
Sas0.oo0
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Total 81 so7s7s s2,ss5 2se 2so5 I'll
The highest prices 9f tbs vadiog stocks sold u he
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Married.
JARus--RoMSsoN. --On Wednesday, January IS at the
Methodist Episcopal church at New Rochelle, by Rev.
Lewis J. Couant, JOHN s. JARVIS to SARAH H. RosIssoS.
both OF the same place.
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that if they did so it would be satisfactory.
otherwise the full penalties of the law would
be applied to former as well as subsequent
offences.
One Nelson Cook was arrested the Other.
day for selling liquor contrary to law in St.
Adams. He averred that what he sold was
not intoxicating liquor. for he had kept live
minnOWs in it. and had to strain it because
his customers objected to the minnows :,
and his witnesses proved the fact. We have
heard OF minnows in the milk can before.
but never in the whiskey jug. Cooks ex-
cuse didn't clear him. however. for he adj
mitted having sold one glass of whskev
unminEOWiied. and that fetched a fine on
him.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
The Express says that the question of a
Custom House at Newport is settled. and
Notwithstanding the appropriation was re-
jected at first. by the Senate. it was after
wards tackled upon something else and has
become law. SO we are to have it.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Charles NJ. Gay. formerly editor of the
Rutland Herald, has become associated
with Mr.. Littell in the publication of Lit
tells Living Age.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Peter Nassau (colored) died in Pomfret.
FEB. 4th. His age is not definitely known
but Is believed by persons well informed.
VINO have known him for fOlty years. to
have been upwards Of 10 years. He was
undoubtedly the oldest person in the state.
lie was tor thirty-one Years a town pauper.
Moses Burbank. for many years principal
of the Black River academy at Ludlow
and one OF the propTietors of the Ludlow
Transcript. died, Sunday.
The golden wedding anniversary OF Mr..
and Mrs. Gel Billings OF Woodstock. father
and mother Of Hon. Frederick Billings of
California. was celebrated in fine style on
Wednesday evening. the 18th.
STATE AT LARGE.
George ". Soper has been confirmed as
postmaster at Northiield: j. |. c. Cook.
editor Of the Banner newspaper. at Ben
ni@ton and Justin W. Moody at Waterbury.
Chas. Hammond. Co. B. I'd VT. was late
iy robbed at Albany. \. Y. of his pension
money. y company OF four or five pension
erS drew their money at Montpelier recent
ly. and one vas robbed before he got home.
Ills associates were arrested but nothing
was proved against them. He is a mean
thief who would rob a pensioner.
We learn that Mr. William p. Dillingham;
OF Waterbury has been appointed Secretary
of Civil and Military Affairs. in place Of
Charles VI. Gay. E>q.. who has resigned
and moved 20 Boston.
At a principal Vermont Central railroad
station a man bought % western tickets for
himself and family. the other day. he being
the father Of II chldren. all by one wife
and she but 81 years old. Among the q
were eleven pairs OF twins. and all bows.
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MARRIAGES,

In thi= place, &arch 81, by Rev L. o. Rrastpw, Siaz
R.ndlll, Esl., and Mis- rhura & Sr:rus bot Of St.
,Jonsb.ry.
At the NJ Z. Parsonage in Lyndon, March ~, hy REV
g. IL. Bickfod Alr. John H. ;niels and Miss Iauor u
Co.'s, bcth Of Wnccloci
By The same, At he residence ofthe bides' fsie. Mr..
James ". sanks @: Windsor e. - and Mss Carrie l..
90 Del Of LIND il.
n West Concord, Jan. I, by Rev C. = Buzvcll, Milo
Will + Concord, and cnnic : IIuadcy Of Fast +.
,io,n-Jury.
Fy the same 1t he same place. Jan l. Geo :. How
ard md Mary NJ iIowl l. both Of concord.
BY the same, Feb. :" James Il. Eonn tt Of waterf I'd
and Minnie L. Everett Of iittcton, :. II.
Hy : me, March .. Oh u Franklin Fen III O. on
cord, and Nany Ellen i:o.net Of list St. Johnsi..y
In Lyndon. Feb. >, by Rev. i. Il. Tasker Jack Rich
ards of +. hnsbu:y and Nnry Il. Gwen If Waterford
Ry he same, .dar H. Chlrle /. Gay and Alic, G.
rant beth of IetIcron. y. II.
IN Io hes, e. y. Y, Mare! Z, by Rev. Mr. Sproll, H.
Z Star f Hccest and Eoda ilcLc-au formerly 4
Harrc-.
In panville, March I, Lyman J. Hunt and Lydia :.
Woodward
In .nviIle, March i, wm. Lind-ay Of Barnet. AID
Mar Jane .judkins Of DsnviIle.