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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-12-05
Gin GheuIQl.

ueber BEN M6roer Slinaler nnb beNen perrudte
Shat erfabren mir nod tueitere gin5elbelten, Die ben
junsen goleipiht as Elm cams ent'nenlhtes S6enlal
eriheinert la1len.
gseioer, Der leibli4e OnteI pes l1nmsniasn, srlao
seitern Na9mitta9 Ieinen Wanoen nno Die bofs
ldipangere 6rau 9iebt penig 2ebensbofnung.
Mlag &lineler lit bereits i'm Suit bier angetonlrnen
unb purOe BON Weioer nur lebreib nno freunollh
bebanoelt. 8or ettua IA Sagen nabm er Weloer's
Yiitole 5u iid. Im Sonrtag Msreen CAB lbrn
Weioer Gelo nro rietb ibn1 Die Bl'tole IN Saule gu
laller, ba er lid banlif S6aoen tbun f0nnte; &lln9ler
CAB aber feline Inttport, uno oils er am Nbeno mad
Sauie fam, ging er eleid su Bette. Mus ieinem Gin.
mer fam man in bas S6lafSlmlner Der gbeleute lee
ben, penn Die 2doen a%e6ffnet limb. .Siele iburSe1
geitern Morgen nm 5 lbr geofnet ano els 81: Wel=
ben Diem bei5te, fam 9linsler binter i'm seihli6en
uno idoB, obne elm Wort Sa lpre9en, Den %eeblidten,
nit Dem Mnbrennen belddftieten Mann in Den Sin-
terfopf. Sie i9pansere 6rau iprang, as tie ben
SbuB b6rte, aus benz gett 1no rief: r8einrid, bat
Der Mar bid aeidolen?" gls ie feline antport er-
Iid, unbetlcioet ME iie mar, in eue Gde.
Mittlerpeile bate Slingler eth Satdet e~rsriffen,
fam ing S9lafSimmer uno fiblte nit elmer Sano i'm
Bette mad Der 6rau unO %itirste, dig er ie erblldte,
auf Ie los; tie ipebrte rnebrere Siebe nit ben. Nrnle
alb lnb Elm grdBliber &f auf 9eben uno zoo ent<
lpann li6 5ipti6en geioet. Sreimal tuuroe Die frau
Su 8oben 9eruorf ZEN unb breirnal gelang IS ihr, fd3
pieoer auf,uraffen; crit als ie bas pterte Ntal 5a
8ooen lag, selane es alinsler, ibr einen idweren
Sieb auf Der redten Seite, mitten burd bas OBJ
6ei5ubrin9en; einen 5meiten nod 9efdbrlideren 5ieb
erbielt lie in Den Sirnl1doel unb einen britten in Die
linfe Stite oes Salles. Nber trob oieier l6perer
/ Wunben CAB lie Den Gampf nidt auf nno as ibrt
, sebnidl rise 5odter, ourd ben 2drm erpedt, in bas
Simmer tam unb Ii9 on Den arm bes M6rbers bling
raite li9 Die auf ben Sob Der1punoete Wtutter MI
neuer 3raft empor uno entpano ibm bas Sat6et
E Glinsler iprans ieBt in ben Store, sing hintsr bei
L -. ..S 49, ~9 "a, LaG hn2 SHtHh NJ n
$40, Die BARN lasen unb perlieB bas Sais. 9n be
: IA. Ctr. beltieg er ben 3ug Der gacific giienbabl
t uno fubr Bis ct. Mubert, mo- er geitern 4bero I'm
/. llbr perbaftet ipurbe unb beute Bierbersebradt ,per
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-12-05
9ie MammutbSble In eis>Sainois.

Sn 5oline gountp, Ieds Meilen BON Dem Stdot-
hen Gaualitn, befinoet Iih cine S6be, Die, mas urt=
lang uno @roBartisteit betrifft, Die berllbmte 4entl=
fp'ide nod %iiberra9t. Sat Der geIuder ben 9Sli9e.
inter Dem le perborge1 1T. ,b%albpe9ss blntsr ld. 10
ION eineim goreas angelduielt. itarf 9enla. ibn ME:
,ersuiperfeu, menn ct nidt auf ieiner Gut IL, nno bel
'aeuauer lnterlu6une entbedt er in elmer gntfernang
1on ca. 20 Glen cine Spalte in Der Settle oes Der
,es, bic 10 bon Strauhuerf un1ipahle1 1T, pap lle
sem Muse bes oberild1lidsn geI6auers ieidt ent
aebt. S9ebt mon oas @eirdu9 auseinanoer, 70
esntoedt man, bab bier Der Gingana St elmer 9Dble 1T
unb bab aug ibr jener g%etDaltige 2nftltrou, folnnlt,
Der einen suerit itubis gen,adt bat. Man ltet9t ets
niae Sub binab nno 9eldngt III DIE SoDle rnO Sfpar
sunddlt in cine Mrt groBen Saales, ul9efahr. 5O
SuB bod uno Is brett, BON Dem aus IN 1foer Gt1
fung sa9lreihe @dnse in 3ebeabauen ooer &an1mera
fi6ren. Sic WdnSe beiteben aus ipunoerIib qe=
sodten 0ellen unb as Sad bat man iiber fh elne
aug b~em1elben Wfaterial beIte6enbe WDlbung; DIE
Seammern elei1en ole Dem Sauptlaal, rur flno le
etpas idmdler uno nieori9er. :.
0ie S6hle lit auf eine Strrfe bon BRET Wtctlelt net
unterludt iuoroen, aber fein Meni6 pern,ag bis ieb
III 5oaen, mas lie Maes birat. 8or einiaen Sabrer
unternabmen es 3tpei Mdnner, Williarn Yarrls uni
Sobn Bomlina, eine Grforlhun9sreile in eins Del
| Seitenfamrnern ILL MADDEN, aber tie perloren oen use
uno bradten BRET Sage uno bret Nddte in Der 9obl
ALL. 9ie 2i1ter in ibre1 San1perl perloltten onrd
einen pl6blihen WiaofoB uno tie fanoen ll9 3i ~
| reW UTDRLeU SuttuCu III StbtUt n"tst 'i~TN -
fdna Jib einaeldloHen. BON @erstueanns %ersriIfel
iudten tie eiInen Nusmes, Die 9dnoe felt ansinanoe
seldloien taiteten tie i'd an ben feuhten sSanoel
IN Der permeintliden &i9tuns Deg Musganses bin
laber peraebli1 Stunoe auf Stunoe perrann, Dc
Sag ue6ielte NIT Der Nadt uno bic arn1en SurlG
|5ekfen in Sooesanait ibr Suden fort. obne ben Nus
peo ,u finoen. Won 3eit 5u 3eit batten iie cine
Waferftrom 3u paiiren unb bies wedts tie tuieoer ai
Ser 8etbarsie, Der lie sulebt gu unterliese1' oroets
unb erlnunterte lie gu neuen anitrensungen uno lls9
ga, am oritten Sage erblidten tie ploblid einen Slbt
irabI, iauA3enb Dor 6reuoe rdnn,ten le nit Del
Bisden Rraft, bas ibnen seblieber, Stelne I'M
gtrau9perf auf Die Settle uno elm 4uslpss NOR g
l%funben, fe i9auten wieoer bas ~roli9e Gl9f,. abe
he b~eianoen lid auf Der entsesenseiebten Selts Dc
Berees, ID Weilen BON Dem Ylabe, no lte 5tierlt D
Ter Shredlihen Grfor5dunssreiie iebt beute mob.
3wet Sinse iinb beIonoers merflpiirois IN Der Sbt
le 2ihter bremen oreimal ldneler ab als IN frel
l2uft uno Der SAaa tpirb bis gum unmsrtbaren g.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-12-05

bdmpft: Der Small Der gidie sibt fetn edo uno mo
bort i'm ni6t peiter dig auf l5-20 Daros.
SO tpiirbe Ii6 Der Wtibe perlobnen, DAB tplllen
ldaftlid %gebiloete Wdnner in geb0ri9er BealeitIn
unb nit allen ~n0thisen 9ilfsmitteln perieben Die @s
%beimnihe oieler SOble Su erforlAen iuden.
(SQ. StSt9.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-12-05
ben miro. OieIer entIeblide, wabrldeinlid brsifude

ben mirb. Oieier entieblide, wabrideinlid breifa9e
M6roer lit erit 10 Sabre alt.
Ser 3utano Der 1rau 9iebt tpenig Soffnung.
@eioer batte ii6 fiir5li9 Elm Saus 9ebaut iiio
molte eeitern peri6iebene 8erfleute aussabler, ll9
aud neue gBaaren %anfaufen.. gu oielenl 3ipeds pate
er eine eroBe Sumnle @eloes i'm Saufe, Die llb sling
Ter tpabrideinli9 a~neignen ipoate.
9as @elb mar aber perltedt unb Der W}Droer bat
muir Die geringe Summe bon $40 a%efunoen.,
(Sf Qouts u. b. 3d.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-12-05
11D eibmadts- nns 1leniabrs- We(denke.

Der llnttrseihnste nadt feline mtrtben 2anbsleutea BON
Delapare unb umsesenb barauf aufmerfiam bab sr cine reid.
balttse auswabl Dir peridieptnlfen 0esenadnbe In ttnem
Stere ~sprrdtbis bdlt, tetae lid ~telpnbsrs ~ paHsnbtn Mtibs
na9tsaefdtufen eisnen, ais:
8pie1faben, wDnenmaaren, Gpnbitps
g es-res reis0Vaaren
unb cine 9roBe Gustuabl BON Sabads. pfeifen.
grsiis biGis. Rpmmt unb ~absrseust Gua fsIbf.
6ran3 Splsmiaer.
Dec. 5.-tr upblian gQ f G1f Delaparr, 6.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-12-05
Sanepd. O..e5. Nttruar Is6o.

5anepd, o, Is. Gttruar 1860.
gBir babea In uafersr 1amilit ben asbenspr6er unb DEL
nit auBercrtentlthem GrfpIee a%ustpanet.
Weine Trau bate LANCE 9et an etner b6lrr ~HsroSleu Rcpf.
tpet selitttn uno fh ~ubertaupt unp6slid sefnblt, unh mad
einisen Applifatipnen ipuret fe eranblih sebetlt.
SIN Yersaneenen 5erbfe Iitten ;ipet ueintr 8tnbtT an Dppts
iberia, uno sara cine ipfcrtiss &upsnpuns bee S~nftramsn.
tee wurbfn ie sebetIt.
Sobn 6. GrebIp.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-12-05
Sem8niffe
iber Bite Wirfiamfett Der 8anni9eibfi9sM
q e | nj { tte |.
@ranbsiew, Soma, is. gebruar 1856.

Der 9tbensweder BOT bier lhpn sBunber setsan. Sdidtn
Ste mir %unisebsnb nod pier Glalden Ssl.s
Ser. Wm. Golb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-12-05

Golumbus 8uiineB=G olese.
Ter awsd btefss snaitutes IN, cine srnnbli&t gei6dfts.
ben. Notwithstanding 6anoesseeefunce uo Gcrreippn.
benz belcnbere aufmerfiamtrit p%erfpenost rire. Certificate
snr Neredtiauna auf einen rlnterridts. G nriu5, relhe In CO.
iumbus a~usselsQt tpereen, fnb shltis In alien 1hetltn Der
nnjcn. unlere @6oeiaAion ssri6aHt itren Glspsn nfbr Stels
len, as ate anbertn. auf Wunidf enefn mir Gtreulare uHe
g. &. 8rpan ". 60.
vr. o, N b.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-12-05

Mdra 1865 unter @ntsrsu, bas Ct burh ben asbenspefer bon
einent lansidbrisen f6uer,baften 9eiosn seteilt rrrbsn fet,
ebtnie lsten aud spsi fsiner eisensn Rinber unh msbrere ain-
Der ieiner Radbarn burd Anwenbuns tss 9ebensmtders son
etnem ~bDsartisen 5alshbeI sebeiIt tprrben, nadbem bic Asrlte
einige eiefer Rineer bereite ala ~rettungslcs erfldrt battfn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-12-05
WuTDrDeruna.

NuT0rDerang.
pttIFst Satn unb s Shame 8 ahn,g rnetrsftbne
tes lnterseidneten, bttpe ssbnrtts aus Mafeoerf tn @tsin.
Boisrn. rpelhe an, so. Musuf oieies Satres ron 5arabnrs mad
Imsrifa a~taefabren, am II. Sept. in Neiu 9prt anaefcnnter
Nnb une iit oisier ss!1 teiss NaariSt unsst ssn iia sssstsn
Sraerp Stnanb, meltsr lttr bleielbeR Rafrihf seben fam,
pif1p Ben unter,si6nstsn Ontel su sreSsm Dante ssrpFi1tsn.
wenn er thn btelelbs %mittbeilt.
MbreNei
4eter Sahn,
Rraerssine, Gusearafpds GrnntY, Shic
RcS. q. 1861. $40 10
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@eleaenbeit far9 ierbrauer

Die In Upper Sanbusts, Wpanbet Co., 0bto, selesent une
out,s tehe eiuaerihtete BterbraIerei ees unterseihnsten III
unter ben ~yortbeilbaf tefen 8ebtnsansen III %rerfaafsn. Die
gsbdulitfsiten unb Keller iine nod neu, aut " binrsthtn-
Sss uub autss Wader %pprtaneeu, Stalung unb beinabe srps,
81 fer QaRb, Sn benz BON Deutften tart b~emobnttn gDrans
Bot gcunty lit bieiss nur bic einsise Brausrsi, frmit fur Ell
mem unfsrnebmenben Oeihdftsmann cine aussessihntte 0e-
isaenbeit b~arsebptem. Das @anse pirs bis
DienItae, ben 10. December 1867.
an BEN Maeifbistenben sertauft nereen. Bsbinsunsen:.--H
Ssn 9auiprei es AR an ent listen, n In einem SABRE unh eaS
Iests H in spti 5areH pom 2ass bss AsrtauTs an.
eSafob Buier,
nsrer SaAtusfr, 1santrt e., Sttr.
| Ers. 81. s0p
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WetL - Surerfeines sa,25-S,75 grtra $9,50-lo,O0
8amilienmetl slo,50-lo,75; Grtrafetne Scrten (Ganep)
$ll ,50-l2,5O.
SIN Mnfans Der Iebten gspde paren bic 9efAdfte in sRstl
70 Fau, bab bic Yretie UNI so 9ts. felen; fpater aber ttei9er.
te It'd bic Madfrase, ~beicnbers auf bic beferea Serten, u,b
in 8plse bason BADEN mir elm Stei9en Der yrstle UNI etipa Is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-04
Domestic Nrms.


WAsnINU1oN Dee. q.
The President COM ains that he has been mis-
represented in The Published report OF the CONVEX
saiun he had with Representative Ecgleston Of
Ohio, on Saturday lat. lie declares that he is
not in favor Of The ratification Of the amendment,
nor does he expect it TO he ratified by the South.
He d, claies be has never held any conversation
to the contrary. He adds, however, that he did
say that radical corgressmtn need not stay away
from the White House because they have politi-
cal differences with him.
All the coppeIheads and secessioniss of this Vi
cinity have jumped TO the conclusion that, under
the recent decision of the Supreme court, military
tribunals are unconstitutional IN the rebellIous
states. The language Of the decision warrants no
such inference Ii says that where the courts are
OPEN and unobsIuctcd, and whore Congress has
not provided by law for these tribunals. they can
not be used lor the punishment Of persons not
connected with the amy or navy. Congress has
by law made provision for them in the rehelhous
states. One or two Of the judges who supported
the recent decision are said TO be not little ner-
vous over the uFe the President is making Of it at
the South.
Some surprise and no little comment are in
dulged here to-day over the message of Gov.
Worth of North Carolina, wherein he virtually
threatened to resist the congressional plan of re-
storing the state TO the Union.
Gov Patton OF Alabama arrived here to-day,
and was among the visitors at the White House
during the afternoon. In conversation with pub
lie men he Gays that while be cannot wholly in
dorse the constitutional amendment, he thinks IL
is for the interest of Alabama TO ratiiy it.
The national resident democratic committee
held meeting tonight but came TO no definite
conclusion relative TO issuing eall for national
democratic convention. The leaders in the move
ment the worst type of coppeTheacs.
The government has satisfactory edvces from
England a. to the Alabama claims, giving reason
to believe that these claims will be fully Iecog-
nized by the British Cabinet. while our own Cab
met will in turn recognize those of England
against this country.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 81.
Wind northeast blowing gale with snow.
Showing in Washington.
BosroN, Dec 81.
special Washington dispatch TO the Traveller
says, adyices from the congressional party who
are now travelling through the South, state that
there not the slightest ground of hope for final
settlement with the South till after Mr.. Johnsons's
term expires.
CHATANooGA Dec. 80.
Late Mexican adyices at New Orleans make nC
mention Of the execution OF Escoedo and the pre-
vious report is believed to be unfounded
NEw YORH, Dec. 81
Gold, ~ 38l-s. 1905 l05. 5-2Os of 60, l05
do Of July Co. lO5 Is.
Washington dispatch says instructions have
been sent TO Minister Campbell, and ere this he
is EN- route for Chihuahua, TO ion Juarez.
Gen, Sherman has arrived at Washington.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-04

the members Of the Bar, i'm Lowell, held Dec -, ]
1896 the following preamble and resolutions were
adopted
Whereas The Hon. Lucius b. Peck, of Montpe
Ter. lawyer of distinguished cminencc at the Bar
Of Vermont and statesman Ot national reputation, .
has departed this life in this city, under circum-
stances peculiarly affecting therefore
Hesoired, That we testify our respect for Che
character of the deceased and our sympathy for
his family, by attending the funeral services, In
Lowell and by appointing committee OF the Bar
60 accompany his remains to the place of his late
residence
Resoir,d, That copy of the foregoing be pre-
scented to the family of the deceased.
The following named gentlemen, members of the
bar. were appointed committee TO accompany the
remains to Montpelier j. G, Kmball, a ). Stack
pole, G.. II Howe, VIM. II. Anderson, and John
W. Reed.
GEO. srayrNs, Chairman.
$. r. IlADtH JH- Soc'y.
I'm conformity to the first resolution there was
prompt and quito general attendance at the Mcrri-
mack House, OF members of the Bar this morning
at o'clock Ills Honor Mayor Peabody was pres
emit, and there vas good attendance of natives of
Vermont resident Zoo tls city. Religious service.
were conducted foo o. solemn and impressive manner
by Rev. Dr.. Ed,on Rector OF St. Annc'.. when
thc remain, were taken i'm charge by the committee
. of the bar, Mr. Anderson acting as chairman lho
committee accompanied the friends of the deceased
ny tb. o>pre.. train. which will Doe due at Nlontps-
,l., g., c...t al -.
'N' ''''''''
ana Nlf' rage local "t'u' mere promptly rendered
every accommodation Mrs. Mallory before taking
her departure. expressed IN tender manner her
sense, of oh igation for the attentions paid to her
|t...,..r.- li. .il.,e.s ,rte,r. n.1i,lr
..
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Lo''H 'H'1eH'
,r,, -.,,,,. ,.-r r-..-l ~, At,,,,,,.iic. or SAT-.
-
u'''! ny "''""' w U' I'd" '''' '''''
t'e deceased and, on Monday evening committed
TO the tomb with the services of the Episcopal
church. Atthc ncNt term OF court formal notice
,rttc d.,ni,,iu bc tlken by thc bar and court.
.,,.i da.,r.,. of RELIGION. interest is being manic
c...ii. tt.l.,... e.,.p,,., ys.r,. bopti.ed AZ
d." ''' M r. ot,i.1
the last quarterly "''u"- o' ''' '' 10
A., sam cod o,,. hundred ,,,rs apl
N'- 49," -,
SIX months eu1en Oh 9""N7"''' "'' d" '''' INV"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-04

Mobile is excited by the fact that an inoilensiye
young school girl has been murdered in that city
by some person, supposed 10 be a woman, who
climbed into the window OF her sleeping room,
dashed her brains out with smoothing iron, and
then stole her clothes.
genius Of jackson, Mich, has had patented
reversible boot and shoe heels, the merit Of thee
being they may be changed so that they will wear
evenly.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-04


desire to have the Progressive Series Of Readers
compiled by SALEM Town, L. L. u. and NELSON
NJ. HofBRooK, A. NJ. reqdopted by the Board Of
Education will confer a special favor on the pub
Usher. in making such request known, by address.
sing Oliver Ellsworth, Esq. Boston, Mass, pre-
yious to january 3ist, aud il possible within the
next two weeks Several leading educational
gentlemen of the State also ask this favor Il is
therefore hoped that oH interested win promptly
comply with this request. 81 lj.
THE FRrrpMEN IN NORTHERN ALABAMA.--A
letter from huntsville, Ala, says:
while the turbulent and stormy elements Of
political strife are moving around us the freedmen
are stcalil, improving iu their condition and in
intpllrcuce There are few negro children who
cannot read. write, spell anil cipher This desire
for learning amount. TO a passion Nor is % con-
fined TO the young; old people, long past the me-
rilian ol life, are attending school, thinking that
IF they ever can read their Bibles death will have
mo- terror for them Little urchins from seven 70
ten years 20 around in squads with their books
and states lung over their shoulders strainlng
their csc. zoo reading aloul the signs over the
stores while hundreds of Older ONES skip aud play
along the roads after school 900 merry laughing
mood. their black faces belm.ug with newly
awakened Intelligence The free colprcd schools
are doing more to- render Che condition of the
South in future more prosperous, happy and COM
tented than AN thlt politicians can suggest and
let 10 bee sll to the credit of Doe Intelligent classes
of Northern Alabama those schools are strongly
favored and approved Now and then outrages
are reported iu thg burning of SOME, but this is no
the country regions among the poor whites, who
never amounted to much in this latitude and new
er will
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-04

YouNG MEN. de,irou- of preparing thor
oughiy tor active and ,uccesstul business. are
referred Go the advertisement II Bryant,
Stratton n Chamberlin's Business College.
They are constantly adding to their fatalities
and improving the course Of study.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-04
4Harkrts.



receipts uce yesterday have been otl
hush Curu,On bush Rye, ltu bush NhrAl ~
bush lNs Shorts, % huh Barley. The mhrtet uI
Fiout D. firm actyei quote Western supuht az
~ sO 10 BOD az slU75 n 7hl medium uilo
a. s2 81 1905 and good aud ehoog inoindl9s &
brands, el4tO II 90 hh IN southern iuui
nothing doing and prices quite nonni corn n iut nv
81 81 Tor southern telow 81 q lTneWi ana on ~ ~ - ~
at 81 "a 81 % hush hnt, nave hafh spu
az Gb 15c bush Tor Northern aud southern h4e ~ 3 a
sNu h-hi shorts sly ei Fhe feea coo oi anu "-
alunas at slOa si2 per ton. ..
80 al 80 90 for mtss and hp for cluari cash
ef ranges q 90 pr hhl for no. 50 and family eN
40, a in hbls and teTueai aud Smoked
Hams al IS ~ l4c per H. Butter selling az 70 4lei and
Chc-ft u a u yer lh. AS Co qnaliy
~ 1t being New Years day, we have not re-
ceiyed a report OF the Cambridge Cattle Market
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-04

The DEPosII or PUBnc MONEYS ten. SPIN
ner has issued instructions stating that deposits of
public MONEYS may be made only as follows
deposits of collections OF all public moneys
BY all kinds of United States officers are TO be
made with the United States treasurer or an as
sisiant, or (except receipts from custons) with
national bank, designated as depository. Col
lectors Of internal revenue are required TO depos-
it their collections in the particular depository IN
dicated 10 them by the instructions OF the commls-
sioner OF internal revenue. Collectors or deputy
collectors who deposit with banks, BANKERS or
others not authorized as depositors, render them
selves amenuble TO the penalties Of the law, Du-
ties being in coin, can be deposited only with
the treasurer OF an assistant treasurer or with
such other public officer as has been designated as
a depositary, but not with national banks De
posts of usbursing officers may be made with the
treasurer or assistant treasurers of the United
States, or with depository specially authorized
for that particular plJpose by the secretary
The attention Of public officers interested and
of banks, bankers or others not authorized as de
postores OF public moneys, is especially called to
the fact that all violations Of the act subject the
parties transgfessing 10 severe pains aud penal
ties, under a conviction for felony The law
are very stringent against oiienses committed by
officers charged with the deposit and disbursement
of money. They are forbidden TO invest the pub
lie money in any kind Of property or merchandise
They cannot for any purpose, not prescribed b,
law, transfer or apply any Of the funds All sucl
acts are declared felony. Bankers, brokers ant
others knowingly counselling or abettng suel
transgressions will, on conviction be slmilarl,
punished
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-04
Juatcbman y Stair JournaI.
BYE p WALTON
MONTPELIER, JANUARY ?, 1866


said 10 have been added 20 The list of months, the
yo,r abp,c n,tmod. bv Numa pompilius. the second
t. ,.. ,..,.'... ,,,,i. ,,,r.,;,,, ,. t.,,,.,,,
""''"" N"e' ''' .
mythology taxing iis name from Jalus inc Eou "l
the year. Kalcnds lthe first day of every month";
orr t, first off January, va, celebrated i'm honor of
..t ... .. ~, ..! 80 ..
janus WIN ''''ou' '''s'''H' ""' s'''"-' W
Outs, but 10 ls SAID the Roman workman wrought
Itc at hi. trade ON that day. for the sake of luck
throughout tho ycar. Thcday is also marked iu the
calendar as 70 festival of the Ronish Church and the
Church of England the former dating It's Observance
bacl. o.. farms A. -. 49,. and the attcr 90 1850 It
Il. celebrated throughout the modern Christian world
with festive reoicnss, and in many instances law
hns so far cent hts sanction to custom as TO lpraizc
t, ..,.,.. ..,,......,.iI, t.i,. t.,.t. anil
. ~,
Pu'' "'N''' against ""'lI''' ''"-'' '''' I-IA' "Il
HOLIDAYS BOO this country Clue festive rpiuiriug."
,r.d,o.ipato i,fo.l, oyer tl. reli,.u. ,,.cr,orco
anu ,H' ""s''" "y'.' us -'"'i" '"''' - more
windy cmhlcmzed than the Church ritual hut
there is 500 much of the worked and SD little rpnv-
,tioc from, that ,,ticb a,,,toy .r,,t o dru t,,. d"
t'al l' Us cas-! to 'pol"SNe Tor 90 h'ue extra good
cheer on thc induction of new year provided ale
ways there is no excess and the equally time hon-
"r'a custom OF o'''o"lns sii'' particularly su''tn-
ua' Ones To 'n' n'euy Us not lost 'lshl "i' Llke
many 'u'lol" "n'n "'. u'en mouernN'd INTO the
ORIGINATED i'm .upcrition. the design of uio ef,,r
being to- secure good fortune during the new yenr
Afterwards. "af,ction and the promotion of good
neighlorhood were the sdmulnnts to gitt present,-
nons. and a. we aic not too modest TO accent the
best phase of everything traditional the pin.o of be
present holiday win 900 cmanatc probably from
l.iro 90. ,r,,,,.t, l l,tt, r,i.,.,r.r,l,,. l;,,.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-04

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