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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-07

CHESTER Rev S. Foster Of Middle
town, Conn. preached a. the Universe
ist church Nor,h Chester two evenings
q last week to large audiences. Mr.. F.
was formerly pastor Of that church and
eft a host q friends who always We
come him.
Meetings were continued a. the
Baptist church every evening last week
and were held on three nights 0, this
week. Twelve persons were baptized
last Sunday by Rev. C. Hubbard
An Episcopal service was held q,
the Congregational church, Sunday even
ing, Nov. 81, Rev. Charles S. Haze O.
Bellows Falls officiating. An effort will
DE made to establish church there.
The Chester Dramatic Association
have postponed the time OF their next
exhibition indefinitely.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-07


IL Tie Fathers and Mother, Of o,,- :,
'0'rHdf''-Ex'Gov, Dillingham; resno ya.'s
In an excellent speech, the main nor sGsu
OF which was quite affecting W '' ,S
who remembered his own great sacr ,I1se
out al the conclusion be gllded into ~
humorous, enjoining marriage upon ,L9
young men and women of Vernon, 'a 80
apractical and pressing duty.
H. O" fallen Heroes. - IMPRESSIVE,
responded to by Gen. Thomas ~
IA Ae. Gen, Philip H. Sloig,g TN.
Union door,keeper. When the rabs,.
broke in by the front door he ktctas
them out by the Shenau aool.
Letters from Gems, Butler, w, F Smn,
McMahon, Chamberlain, and from sa.
OF Montpelier, Delormer Brooks in h.
hall OF his absent son, Gen. W T Il
Brooks, to whom was accorded the borar
Of being the organizer and efficient 5,s
cipllnarian OF the Vermont Brigade
Then commenced a series Of calls p,or
gentlemen noted for humorous SONGS ,r9
"reminiscences OF camp and field and wo
LETT Gen Donshue singing soug, and the
crowd evidently meaning we won't On
home till morning"
Thus ended most memorable dsv in
Montpelier. Nothing but the weather
could have been better, and that nobody
could complain e. One of the porce
', assures US that rever was a public d,v
In Montpelier so free from intemperancr
and disorder; not fight occurring. no,
a single arrest necessary, and no disturb.
snce except slight one In the evening
at an auction by Montpelier man.
Another fac. IS ro'eworthy, ant ,ha. i
that the ladies OF Montpelier served the
tables on this occasion, retiIiug while
the gentlemen were a. their tCas.s.
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HfLTIuORE NV VTI rNTOv
$3.50 ~. Per f""wm.
1H. Loic~t ,,om the Sono Tri,crS.

The mau who ''prcampt | iwclt in Marble
Halls" h. opcned a marble quarry there. and
i"'u. tiiiyiug hu'incss in getting out grave
.tsflr-.
r'rautho- of"Carry me back toOld Virginia
hH- 'ie'uri livery stable aud IL carried back
.u h.- swi. 'ouyryancc whenever he wants 60
hr.
rt,. ua' who sang " am Lonely since my
,lut .r at,,l. isn't quito 50 lonely now. The
ola .i.u married again and his step mother
makes ~ lively enough for him.
Tho author Of" Liieon the Ocean Wave" s
gratifying his Taste irr the sea by tending
saw.mill. he l on the water
The one that.:ayc odd Folks at Home Ia The
world las frrru.iy taken them in the p,nr
house. % they wore cc.iiug irouhl"somc.
The author ri ohrl' 'focc'n' is in the rlan
business.
The man wLo uantcl Ia kiss him for hs
Mother" ATTEMPTED p, kiss his mother iur him
the other day. and p -. rave him wailnping
"inr his mother"
The one who ws.l.l plainiiyely, "bo they
miss Inr at lIofn. " was missed the other dat
together with st hhor's wife. ~" is misse,i
ry wife aud seven children.
The author e.. "Ibsec Blind Mice" has i'ar
'o'l mcuager, e.ih 'Ieui.
The man win wrote. "Fiv' "'clnrL ia IA,
Morning" found .ia' n1 aloons were ol,on -
that early hour where Do could gci hi, bitter
bob h" iir- ahcH '.Hr .atnr n'w.
'",iv' uc % c't Hi.' r.. ,n.'"hn.
q ''oi 10 the Inf -uarg ai,u colt,
Th' man who %. i."Ias. nrheue - .ii'.
t''k u" ,rtef'- e'.H N'i.rr-. ani u"w
Fine ai'd Iris D.t.' ..nt.
"No", 'nr ~ I.,. t.ilt a.us." h.. .rr'.
".H' "ni taken fint.
I..eautilor ol !. ."u silver - ON ha.ol,"u
"i d i"a pin alley. .ar N..u can't 90" .a
h.s alley w.thaH inr i 90" cans.
Tia" u -rouso. ... ar.. vhs us. % rr yt..
-..h 100! Magg .e.li .. a's. Another
O. e ff. ..tv rr.f.
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tHrioH> Ihibefi0n (HSf0Iu.

la, i.',4u woman submit "a their iullei
".'. 100. or -t'hsr rule ,luubilcs. quite unique.
.a3 tiiosrth,f iucreiib. 20 ihosr who have
no' H''ut.y witnessed i;s operation Before GO
~ p4' e., doors they always fab their face. over
"i'' sort oFblnck .lgi.nogs varnish, not unlike
ru'fnfi ,"''v aud the object being 10 render
'h'.n-eis's as uglv and hicous as possible. they
ia ihis disgusting composition over every fea.
il'' 90 -Uch a manner a no longer 20 resemble
nam,u creature. Tie ori.iu OF hi. inoustfog.
practice was thu. related 10 "a
Yearly two hundred wear. ago the NUmek ahn
\ Lama Aing Who ruled over liiiher Thibei. wa.
- innn Of rigid and ausicre manners. Al that
period, The Thibe,ian women had no greater fan.
~ Tor making themselves ugly than other women
On the contrary, they perfectly mad affer
all sorts OF luxury and inery, whence arose fear
inl disorders, and immortality thai knew no
bounds The coniagion, by degrees. seized up
on the holy family of the Lamas the Buddhist
monasieries relaxed their ancient and sevcfe dis
cip.iue, and were prey 20 evils which menacci
them with complete and rapid dissolution In
order TO stay the progress Of - liheriinsm which
had become almos; general the Nomckahn pub
li,hcl an elici prohibiting woman from appearing
in public otherwise than with their faces hoiau
bel in the manner we have described Lofty
moral. and religious considerations were adluoed
IN support OF this strange law, and the refractory
were meaAc.t with the severcsi penalties and
above al, with the wrath osBuiiha Their ncel-
ell assurelly. uOre ihau ordinary cuu-a." 'o
pgt..s.i ~, an cdici ~ ihi. hpi the most rx-
iyao .diuaty circumstance Of AL is ,hl;i women
were r-fecily resigned aaI ohei,cu' Tradition
has htu Tel down not the lcas; him ofauv .ns'.f-
reciion. nor The slightest iisiurhancr. cv.n on
tue suhl'D' tui comfogmAhls With tie law the
woua-a aiyc niach,ucd ihcasl,,,, iuFiog.f ..ud
ug'if"i 'hrms..,es ftufull, down 90 the ni,..n'
time in fic' ,hr 'hin- his a"w come o. f.
consi .rsci puin' of docma-an ariic.co' levo-
ton o.. "uu.oa Mao daut ,hcmscvcs mu.' Dis
gust t,n- .pui,, lt' most lious To- ,h.
cuut'r l'tc,- 'hcoli,f. observed VIZ, ..r...'.'-
Gus ,tu'.' le ani - 'hr cniir, appoha'io, a..
the cen,ot. but az iaIua a. Is uo' unusual 20 ilr,;
som woiueu Iu the -iiec,. who setting law aud
iec,r., 20 defiance. actually have the impud,u-,.
20 shoA themselves ia puhlic with their flrv- .a-
variisl'd and such nature made them Thosr
how er. who permit themselves this licrnsc az,
ia very iii oior. and always take care To get uut
of 'hr Nav ~ The police Hire T-e',l. . r.
ferp ~ i.f rnd HiA-
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coNcyr Hardly anything is mote contempt
IDLE than that conccii which rests merely upon
social position, the conceil of tHosc Who imag.
inc that thus they are divorced from the clay Of
commou mrn. ~ those who shrink with horror
irom The idea ui work As something which de-
grade. O., .is very contact, and vet who vrrv
likely. oWr their present position to some not ~.
mote anrc tor Who. recognizing his call 10 work
lived more honestly In the world than ihry 10
aud was not ashamed Of soiletl thumbs II i
one Of the mcanesi things for people 20 be-
ashamed Of the work from which they draw their
income, and which Rlorfed their ancestors more
with their soilcd aprons and black gowns than
themselves with their fine ribbons aud flashing
jcwelry. II might be- a fine thing 10 be like tile
lillics, more gloriously clothed than Solomon
and doing nothing II we were only lilies Ad-
vaniageous position Is only q more emphatic
call i0 work and while those who hold the adj
vantage NAV not he compelled to manual dfudg-
cry, ihct should rrcognize the fact that manual
drudecry NAV he performed in the same spirit ~
that which eharAcierizes their own wors. and
therefore that It is equally honorable e.-R,r ~.
chapiH
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\ SAp Pp1uRr. The lndianola Texas Bsi.
is'iH gives thu following m0urniul picture "A
little over month has passed aud our city has
been the sccnr Of sirkasss aud dsiress Stunned
hy our neighh0fs cut oil irom all intercourse with
The interior, We have truly gone through severe
time. Disease pesiilenl aud relentless, has visi.
ted almost every dwelling In our town, and death
with a remorsciess hand, has struck down many
of our dearest eiiizcns regardless Of sex, age OF
condition. The fondesl ties Of affection have BEEN
snndercd and those that are still len 10 struggle
with lile's vicissitudes and trials, will long mourn
the ahsrnce vt loved aud familiar E,f,ns.
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9oetrp.
IS T. r. r. T..

Ny iah! 'lreis Al tiongh thr .nadfHi u. BE-
While hrr shfili cries suati uu our sriuhiue t4r..
In aguns pra, rtl tia, murnihv isiti
Might hring her l,'st Siie !as ito. 90. f,4
Well ana! yunr hit,r fal.iHg i'-si aztec.
had lu thought e. g.ayr risluI' i.st
fof hcr, who .i.epl
Turn hack the shcci.-,i darling baby far.
Each polished temple shaded hy our curl
~ n"ssy gold How cnul .uri angel gfacr
Ne only mortal Hash, lsaor h'rrl E'f
Mast h. woman AMI ~ mother kunN
How On fhdf namf' = synuunnnr uifi
Tis we'll 'lie sleeps
Pat on her the tinl ruis. Wrought
Hefofr those sweet blue eve. la, seem the lshi.
When every stitch wa srt uith in,ius Thought
ToSari God for ~. grrat rt Now iro ani wi. ie
Insuiiisd u! IT. stas. yield it iark
The "ii~ sweet snow drop ia lie. Wint.t tru...
W. child Wha sirrit
Al. fearful Thought rcrial,. 90 ,amias eie.
SIN mght have touched that nuEsf - li5 sia.
With blasting breath -wh-', "rn my hiirl,.t tear.
Could only fall 10 knoW II had aaf ai,d
sweet blossom and been ia,uui up iu i.si ..,.l
shcaNrs.
While Heavens avn deN -tiii aus,l Of i,. rast.
lsh, ih,, tlat .i'vr.
God Na!. are hc.t Here o., tls u;i' l,,i
That holds the form whrrruu lil. .fa' i. sri.
Cd who aiicr mother. u't4 o.! llail.
n Ger my uew ifilu is'H.. fefsti lt ttt
IT, saw IL" future, hidd irYm my rys-
And with love an tender sad 40 ui-e.
Sent irr fil j. sif.u
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lirrG Triton. still drink their bceg The it,
rul account for the wear ending ~ Michaelma
'a,i sho~s that - persons in the United King.
Iaih paid iuI licenccs common brewers Nutc
.h,n ID 600 were licrncrd Tor brewing les ;han
ono hairrls ani more = n0n others wefr c.ir-
ucr- ra NJ oul, y. Gi deity The great brew
49, at very iew IN nnm'er boib ~ this and
'ilr ntr r.in- yct rishic paid Tor liccnsc. fus
brewing between iua. .u0u and i00,00o barrel.
and two aid last wear for brewing more than
'oG. n0u barrels Que OF these having in the pre-
,rl.u. tc..r paid only a. brewing between iiu.
un4 tui "nn, nOu barrels. TIL. distribution 81
'hs hcci Is the work OF large army ~. 80
i"rsuus weFr lcenscd "a sell hcrr vicinallcrs -
.. $50 IN England. l2,l12 in scotland ls.34i
in Ireland IN England there were also -, ao5
others persons licensed To sell beer TO he drunk
on the premise. aud ,. OG3 persons licensed g.
scll hccr not lo be drunk on the premises. All
these arr larger than those IN the preceding year
The : 81, brewer lpropcrl in the United King
dom consumed - iG? So bushels Of malt las,
year a. 321 viciualers. brewing their own
hccr consumed : .iGs. sos bushels and 10. s9l
other pcrsons all in England licensed 10 sell beer
and brewing their own beer consumed SOS.
.2a bushels at malt
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Real Estate Agents and Con-
UeyGRcers.
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.
SIMON J. NAHrENHr
SrRvENoE, AND PUBLISHER OF THE NAP
OF MARYLAND

Ns Naufh Niref'. Biiim"fc. ~.
Eighteen years At Surveying ia baltimore and vicin'
y. seven years viii the ci,t Surveyor stll nttrfds
promptly 81 ~ ENS ofAii. kiNhS. las ing ont oi
Sirr. aii Tot. IN liaiim"rc city heating Country
s'at. Surt wing. siriiatns. DIV idng and Mapping
81 Yarns E,iaies. A..
Has ing nfiu. i.r past ten Aeaf surtpyr'l tile rnn
il,. ~ iir State and i'nhi. hei numeton. col Nrl
iArs. and livnr recently completed aud pnblishs'l
hi. lar.s new MAI and ATLAS ~ NAgNtANp. be-
has now s.tahlisu-iA
RENt ESTATE A"ENrN.
o." o., gu.riiion 80 that hnsiuc.. u ill %. hd,uc.i
Wiil fuleias. srii. .Nthau.r aud Lca'r. un cum
mi..i.r. u.... ani lot in iiai.urte tis. aud Conn
Try scott. lstr.. Plantation. Minrr and other laud'
10 The tuH'if. nl Msr. baud
Hr at- 81. t'p.ssh aCl la'nsaHr aiii ih 'ity aud
iari- "' 90. stat Il Mar! !iand ihtsugl ~ d"
lore enii" rsItr.enc" ~ rccnnimrnsa a"ii yi h. g.
riiit. Hud ait lniHas in tA. husiurss ne. 'l- suit
fali .rti of is.ss Map. 10 Nari land trnntr.
Ail .Hfr .Nta stte lsid iic Ftti Real l.air
A.ut. b. ;'- .t no .f'.. snd throughout ti,~ usi
- ni fsi t.ttL.lr.. Nr
tuE ~.AiE. HtETkNEIs ktRGk tEn ht'
tNB iTffN ~ VtRTEfNB .ilr "ni, i-ilrci
Mai'"s i.r ~t.ie"t pibit..ei.-'1 iarhs' i".s at,
SO .s.r. .a..i. Also. i.4-. s"ruts Mag. -
-rtria' '.sHt.. lnA i'--t Nir 90 80 go. '"fitt..
rol c'i iu - iiua itit.. - r~ut. tai .luV "a,a
AP.t - i*- -
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! And they t,ok their way over the fields. t.
& tell and h. hear what had been done on the old
home farm. and what still rem aimed to d..
"Grcat plans those boys are rnniriving." - IA
J Farmer Homes. he watched them from the
/ porch. but boys will ." boys" Very proud
wa. Farmer Jones ~ hi. sons. though inwardly
I resolved in rrnss iursiial them At rn.tiine.
AMI L. c"nvici them "ut "i ihrr "wn mouths
81 s'lly 80 all tie. hal h'rn .ch.ning.
Yet h. mae .-..f. o.. 'h.' ..irrii'su iai hs-u
dome When these "hnys' 'rcrf bny 'g,r' ~
1 around bounded narrow view. Vow. here
aud there only cbpsc dotted the immediate
/ Landscape, while in the distance stood the bit
of forest which Farmer Jones had rcsolulcly
! preserved for winter mol. allowing onc-twen.
/ ticth only g. be- cut iurvcrv wear that IN TWEEN
~ years they might begin again at the first
cut. according io III" Old traiitionary practice
hut oi all the tree the old idau's eve rested
oftcnesi and most cnmpaccntly on one nearest
the porch. lie had planted It on the very
morning after the home coming with his young
4 bride. Then with two fingers she had held ID
straight while hc filled ia the earth. II had
| grown beyond all the rest. and il bread limbs
east the shadow under which he sat with hon
est yet grateful pride. Every thing did al
ways grow that she t'uched,' h" .ad. And
lust then. always ai the same hour she did.
grandmnlhcr caine t' Look 40 him. 10 h"r ipr'ir"
| after. .dinnerraI.
"bn y"u think l'm ia INV dntasv 10 b..
| -ur' rer,li~ct. AMI Meyer cau targ.' wiil'
| y"u put the in mind "i IL rvrry itv"
"i"u never will grow wisc and -tA.d. h'
sa.d lyon or" ''" Silly. ttic y,uu. inu,
ihat y"u iwly w"gr'" 'il hr ,.cn''r . ..
her ip him nothing both. unl ti.,'d 10" -s.i-
OF her gray hair carefully f".r'riif.s tu- trill.
oi the spntlrs. cap Away 80" tr.t'.'ri a..i
| Farmer jru"- ''rgli hiu .-'.. aa3 ....'.I ..-
"y". "' ti'" ir"" Of BIZ hr'lal t.o'h
~ NIGHT
| Tlr Threaten ts r;"u.l ,a'hcr. aa. thr d.-
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turns Ia the hay field
iini the mcinory "f the old meadow has q
81 arm tor Farmer Jones. For his eyes iih
hr "rall' the morning In the hay harvest when
b" iirst dared t. hint his love Ia hrr who has
,rrn ni- rnnpanipn IN lilies journey Tor three
..,'rr Nsaft. The srnceul figure j. hrfnrr him.
fn" ls~frnsi Eve. the rosy blush
't'Hf..a. rhtil. v"r have plagued grandfather
long enough. said blithc maiden. ~ she bus
tied out and took the wcll.contcntcd Pet from
hi- 9rius ilUugh not without some resistance
and more cutlery. "such strange look as
grandfather gave mc out Of his eyes - she said,
o. she entered the kitchen with her captive.
She hid rot knuw how the old mans thoughts
were hus'cd uof how for the instant in his
rry"sie b" was Young again. and took her for
tly' 'ppa' ii"u oi his young love
H.. NOON.
.'.. b..iowy wheat. like yellow sea. with
nu.utuinous summer waves. drifts the
thoughts of Farmer Jones back In the time when
% scanty crop oi the coarscr rye was all that he
could hope from diligcnt farming. The maize.
slistcning 100 green. an army with banners.
| stands close a. q Grccinn phaIanx. where once
a i"w acres of corn. in scattered hills. of dwar
iish growth. required weary days Of patient
hand h"eing Now the light plow slips through
a. B. 90 man and horse the work were the inercst
| pas'iine. Sn over the whole surface Of his farm
| %. q hundred acres his review extends. Aud
| Dee 'lilcs as he remember. that 81 his father.
| fnf'i "l five hundred acres the crop. were not
m"f" man MIN - what 10" gets from his hun
dr'i ant thai hnh wa more thar he could
VITA Pr"i.i convey Z" the market.
u" sm.l"'. "nh yet u Is with slight feeling
! 90 modification as u" recalls how u" contend
"i. stop by step. against the innovations which
nay" converted the old vast" int" garden.
aud utair the h".ds Ia stand 50 ihirk with corn
that ih'y laugh aud sing Scw ncls shhors hay"
com" no and tempted him &" sell the surplus
acr's. without which he once thought he could
I NOT ffstf l.p r-lt
.al" ih' remainder Ike thc leaves "i the sihyl
hrr.'in" NOR VARIABLE. and. by hotter culture.
more profitable. From th" sales ~ land, and
tn -r"w ns profits of crops hc has educated
h.' bay 90, l"r nd,c- ant hi sirl' Tor queens
ant there 3. -''l' LETT an unknown balance "a
srcuriiie' 10 "a" county bank. IN bond IN mort
gag. % '"-'" utensils. amt in "a W.il -tockc'i
haru yHri A.i Oh" h't ar. -iaftci iu liir r.
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- An acquaintance OF ours, n mother too, not
long since, was ianenting the loss ofa child lonc
ofa family of eight 'because. said she. there
was just enough for n eoiilion, and they did
dance 50 preiiily.
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HENRY " COOKE.

KElL I> TE BR r. ER.
~ 9. Lf,e Er.H.i..- .''fs' f''.i 8. BiN.mor. ~
Negotiate. Sale. ami Puscha.e. - House. lot, q.
Apr - 80 D.
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nOLi.AH
EA-Thr taign has the largest circulation of any ps
lTf Ia tl,c county-a fari worthy The attention of Nd
teriisrts. Address.
L"NGNEckERS 4 CoN MR. PuHL,sHEEs
ToWsontoNn, BaltimoTc Co. Md.
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R.ITES or .IDTERTISING.

onr sluagc ts lines le...l Insertion. 81. aud
orcvcr! snh-,pucn, Insertion. - s"nis I'cr sluarv
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Az.- j Tcnuc..,c puiehman having caught
HI. son .nwrou- -ln.us, dc,crmiuel 10 nlmini5icr
q lose Of hickory 50 hr trimmed = switch ani
went e. louL ~ N" yo4urs'er, who inconiincnti,
took to his heels Aller chasing The hey around
io' . whI'r. ihr u.l man thought 10 persuade him
10 stop aul ,iA, iir licking. Sohr hAliei and
hail'l fli' wtf Fugitive "shon" aid he
''Shon. stop m NOT "a mad a. vni / wash -
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-Ta, ll,tuirs Club e.,nsisiing a., ti,.ut
thirty oi % wcalt ,i.sl and ft.lcst merchants Of
Louisville ky.. rl'ti tWo Third ~ their frst
base ball game on friday nii,rnnan io the inf.
niir anus 'ncni ot yAsi etoad After iWo and
hii hour p'tA tlor NiLi gavc cni. Al uf
the cmlnrn ureonn % i.ouuville Wcrr on the
ground bat th'r fsiers wcrc n0i required
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Ss.- 4 'icl m.n, joe, recovering his appetite,
ate eighteen iuml Ing and wa about entering
on tie nineteenth aul aa. Ia The dish. when he
little sun asked hi father to give Il 10 him.
why, my ecu, woali yon take the lasi dump
Ing irum yaur poor " j fAths.f
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attorneys Cards.
GEoRGE u. MILLIcAN,
4 TFO n NET ii LAW.
RIAL ESTATE COMMISSION AGENCY N All.


'nlrfs 10 buy to scu Houses. Gonnd Rents Farm.
and t"untfy S"as, public and private sale solicited
Leans. in,r.tmeni II Tr,st FUNDS. aud grncral man
isrmeni OF Rental fr"irtty ln the city aud country At
tended To-
W Money invr-t,din Gronnd Rent. ~ Nastrag-.
fres ~ rLafgs
rrsdrnc' neaf Tow sontoN viii insure prompt attrt
ti"n 'hsfs g. Searches. rity ral-r. and Claim. tr,
description ~ ~" County Court l'rc o., isi,i u,
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Va half grown All gator Nas tui,h ai one
oi the Pratt street whatv' .u kaliimdtr rily on
Saiuf'la, uioruin i.sw ~, n,unl can,e io be-
~ ihif latitude myaicp q NJ taken io
ihc Shehru'z.n i'uk. wiirra fr,,' d steatcut.-
osil, amuht 'hrN itufs.
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Es.-rndr, uc rti ofhposiuyel, the l,s II
the ionr Stirs .a s-tsnn. FH,rl g,vrs ihe
| following "iins' Oi haa Zoo .nr,e Soalf-
bod, u''.l le 10 .ne eum, 49, Mould yon
iu" r1u doN lalrs ana > vh. g. ue
lhoNu f'
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- Teacher Tumms. sh-tiot haii siri
Apt Huii' liuun1. 81 Tsat'ier Whf sru
numsA uli Whii ht,o sou rli oi tnur Atsl
Apt pupil lnuu1 hni 'iini ip. snsa
The Baltimore County union., 1867-08-31

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tain Kind ~ si1sr wHuIN $3.50 hiii fr uui
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The Baltimore County union., 1867-08-31
TOIiN HENRY KEENE. JR..
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tour door north ef Saratoga str~l thu oee i"rmri
occupied l'y the late Hon Henrt Winter na,is
They vii roniinur To- itAeiie' ~ naltimorr Caunt,
and tLr City Coutts.
~ iuvr.tmrut. on Nofigagrs Gruud Rent. A.
,I. f,ti ist,l ifrr af charge.
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The Shasta courier., 1867-02-09

Town SITE.-Some time ago the citizens OF
this place, in order to secure their property
against any complications that might arise IN
consequence of any land grants or donations,
employed Col Magee to survey the town
plot preparatory to having the land entered
in their own right. Following is copy of
bill introduced into the House Of Repre-
sentatives, by General Bidwell, in relation to
this matter:
A BILL RESPECTING THE Town SITE OF
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA.
Be II enacted 5y the Senate and House OF
Representatives of the United States, IN Con
qress assembled, That it shall be lawful for
the Judge of the county court for the county
of Shasta, in the State of California, to enter,
at the proper United States land office. at the
rate of one dollar and twenty-five cents per
acre. quantity of land, not to exceed six
hundred and forty acres. to include the site
of the town of Shasta, in said county, in trust
for the several use and benefit of the settlers
and occupants of said town according to their
respective interests said entry to be made IN
one compact body, and in conformity to the
legal subdivisions of the public surveys
Effect to be given this act by instructions
from the Commissioner of the General Land
Office and when regularly entered and
approved by said commissioner, patent to
be issued therefor.
The Shasta courier., 1867-02-09

Coal MINE.-Some time previous to the
discovery of the silver mines of South Fork
district. c. f. Ellsworth found quantity of
coal cropping out from the surface of a hill
located short distance from his saw mill
Selecting some of the material, he sent it to
Richards & Co., of this place, to have its
quality tested. After using some of 1T for
the forge, Richards pronounced it to be al
most equal in quality to that shipped to this
place for the use of hlacksmiths by the coal
dealers of San Francisco. Ellsworth and
others then located claim on the ground.
and in sinking shaft down some distance,
found they were the owners of verltable
coal mine Of course the subsequent discov-
cry of silver in the same neighborhood great
ly enhances the value of this coal mine. and
if the Chicago and other claims turn out
ANYTHING near as rich and permanent as
everybody confidently expects, Ellsworth and
his partners will realize fortune from their
coal mine