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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-13

Jefferson street, Louisville, hy.
GREAT AUCTION SALE OF $500, 900
worth of Kalavha Valley Lands, Commencing
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY : l-6s. at
Charleston. West Virginia, % Continue from
Day 10 Day. Consisting Of Various Tracts of
Splendid Improved Bottom and Rolling Farm
ing Lands Finest Coal. Salt. and Mineral
Lands Immediately on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad running through it,, and the
Klnawha river above and below Charleston
A portion Of the Loop Greek Valley-ths set
tied terminus of the Chesapeake ana Ohio Rail
road in lots 70 suit purch1sers, AZ the heal OF
navigation on the Kanawha River. Imnedi-
ataly adjacent 10 this magnificent farm Is vein
of the finest spint coal used for smelling with
ant cokincJ. five and = half feet in thickness.
This certainly il the best spot, anywhere 70 in
vest money. both for it, fertility and growing
promise. II has the additional advantage Of be-
ing the proposed site of q court house town Of q
new county. now contemplated The salt prop
erty Is equal. If not superior, 10 any In the kA-
nav Ia salines. The farming lands unsurpassed
in The world. Blue grass vel set The tim
bered lands also unsurpassed, and very Aceessi-
bic 10 railroad and river.
The lands mentioned herein lie above and sd
Joining Scarry Greek, near the mouth Of Goal
River, at Burning Springs, salt furnace, and II
the foot of Loop Greek Shoals, and a. various
points on the river and railroad, As seen By ref
ereuce to Captain Swans title map Of kSRaT IA
Valley NJ Thomas L Browns Law othce, No. -
Liberty street. New York city. 2t Nj j. W.
Raudolph's. Richmond. Va, 1t this office, or by
reference 20 Major Richard LAidley, Charleston,
West Virginia Maps plats, &c, can be seen
ten davs before day Of sale 1t the office Of Cap
tain John s Swami, Charleston West Virginia.
Also for sale other tracts Of desirable Lands
similarly situated on said river and railroad,
Terms easy and made known on day Of sa.e.
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Enia.L Srair.Canrr

The United States District Court will
sit in this city on Friday for the pur-
pose of trausacting some criminal bust
ness.
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Consistency.

Consistency.
An unused piano in the parlcr, and no
Wheeler i Wilson Sewing Machine In
the house the wife doing the family
sewing by hand.
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FOR SALE,

-vNDING TO REMOVE OUR
N.ss;nerv below, We 0ter for sale the ave
SniIding. with four a. lots attached, now
coupled BY Us
Terms NORWAY IRON MFG CO,
,,o.o,ltf Cor. Fourth and Clay Sta
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NOTICE.

I,HU DBEKT HAS THIS GAY BEEN AID
Y nl-trG A. a nsalbsr Of our trm. No
rIlzye " jGe uaue OF the lTn-
LACGHLIN, SMITH 4 GO.
January T. iS6- 4
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Something New.

Casters for your Sewing Machines
Price only one dollar. Apply TO or adj
dress. VIM. Sumner & Co., - Main
srreet.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
University of Virginia,

-
FUHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS NSTTTU
i tisu vii begin on the first day Of October
1851, and end on the Thursday preceding the
4th Of July, 1Sf5.
To be Admitted IS > student, the applicant
must be sixteen years Of age. There u no pre-
scribed eETrrul1fHI Of studiesi N this Institution
Every student nay select the schools he viii At
tend, but IN the Accidents Department he must
attend =t least three, galess by leave OF the
Faculty he be allowed 20 attend less than three
The method Of instruction Is BY lectures and
tsxt-books, Accom- Palied BY daily examinations
The University - divided iatS three depart
nenrs
l.. Academic.
WR- Z Peters, 4 " Prof Of Latin
B L. Gildersleeve Phi. D.. Prof Of Greek.
n Sehele Dc were, LID, PrsE 81 Modern
Languages
ca S. vensbls, A. II, Prof. Of Mathematics
Lopez !. BoeSk, AdicL PrOt Of Applied
Francis Il Smith, A. ", PrOE of Natural
Philosophy
s MLupiu, A. u, Prof Of Chemistry.
-;Ts be appointed sept sth.J PrOf Of rechnol-
Ogy and A grIculturAl Science
". h AeGufey, DID, LID, Prof o. Moral
Philosophy
Geo. md Holmes, LID. Prot Of History,
Literature and Rhetoric.
III. Law.
p0lA D. A-A-ats A-------r Z EoA- 81 NNlAAloA a-4l
Statute Law.
: o. SOuthal. Prot OF Constitutional and In.
ternatiOnaI Law, NerrAatiIs Law Azd Equity.
HI. Medical.
10 be appointed sept. ithJ Prof Of Medicine
and Obstetrics.
J l. Caben, N D. PryL Of Physiology and
Surgery.
J. : Dzvis, N D, Prof Of Anatomy and IA
terra MeJica-
s MlupIn, NJ o., Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
J. z. Chancellor, " D. Dymoustrator o.
Anatomy
The Aggregate expenses Of the student, for the
session Of uine months, exclusive OF text-bouks
clothing and poSket money viii De about A. fol
lows
I For the Academic Student, attending
three Professors, JaO.
Il For the Law Student, attending tie full
course Of Law. s16S.
III. For the Medical Student, attending ths
full Medical course Si95.
OF these sums, respectively. rs, sd and
SSDU viii De req uLreG n advance and the balance
in the progress Of the session.
For Catalogues. giving details II the orgAniEa-
ton Of the schools plan OF Instruction, expenses
e.. address Wn. WertenbaiSer. Secretary. or
:. MACPLN Chairman Of the Faculty
julyI3 p. @. University OF Va
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Singers Sewing Maehiae
Salssroom IL, Main street, Merton
< Straw, General Agents.
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THE MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company,
OF New York.

Assets over SS2.OOO,OOO,
AND EXCLUSIVELY CASH.
The Oldest aud largest Life Insurance Co.
in the United STATES.
DIyIDENDS PAID ANN ALLY N CASH
~ Policies issued upon al approved plans OF
insurance AZ A less average rate than offered by
any other Company.
No Stockholders % TAXI The Pryfs from The Poicg-
Holders.
DIVIDENDS TO POLICY-HOLDERS
For lS61 Is s=lW,yN.
The entire surplus IS distributed A. dsTidcnd
% pOtiey-hOGderT annually.
PARTICULAR attention called 20 the ten year
lite plaA-
For further information, policy holders and
other persons interested in the subject Of Lie
Insurance are invited 70 call upon the under
signed. W Z. PETERSON, Agent.
Office Main street, next door 10 Merchant )
Medical Examiner, GEORGE BAIRD. II D.
uOyl2-ll
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All the Go,

Ali the Go.
The Florence Sewing Machine does
greater variety Of wsrk than any
other machine in the market, l29 Main
street.
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FfOur.

m BAEREIs CHESTER MILLS,
lUU 100 Barrel. NcCabe q Jsnsa sheics
rich, and high gr8znd baker, ssar, Just rsesiT-
ID, and Tar sale ~ n KELLY
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FOR SALE.


sx1-G FRAME COTTAGE ON WHEEL
A - Isl AND. containing three rooms.
u L-eSIsrty is situated on York street upon
This Pro11nd, and viii be sold cheap.
high THOS. OBRIEN,
Real Estate Agent
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PetroleO-CalCium Gas.

nNE OF TIE MOST VALUABLE IN.
~ pr1vemenLs Of The age IA the process Of man
uf4cturing Eas bv the PstruieoC alcIum Gas
COMPANY, OF Wheeling West virginia upon
patents Of Or. =. Il. Connolly. from Al almost
"a. lee~s product OF Petroleum gu. lrsStdtEBlH)
. com JInation with lIBlS IlBIS and eOdI, -
simple that ~, thousand feet Of Gas may be
made bv any farm hand vt stable boy Of ordinary
intelligence n three hours. II aAs been thor
auZl.y tested upon such scale, At the Mcclure
House n Wheeling and at the country residence
VI Mr. J. z. GlChTlst, near the same city, as
II -ls certainty Of its affOrding entirely salts
.-ctJry results in the production Of small and
4TE- Quantities Of Gas, and san be with great
economy applied 20 Pr,rGts ReStdSTsess. SsDIi-
gI~ss E5tss F.Ictsr1ss and Cttl>s. ltlssupeTlOr
. any Gas nOw IN Use not only a. 70 the safety,
simplicity, practIcabIhty and great cheapness Of
manufacture but for IL superior bUiliancy. soft
.1H7ruc- upon the sight, and treedon, from the
sG.pGIrOUs doors common TO Gas-
These facts the officers sf the company vii
-aa- pleasure IN demonstrating 70 those desiring
- adopt or LnteresS themselves IN L. The com
paav Ei.l >el. rights % manufacture IN Towns,
Counties. Districts or states and direct stten-
10. % the following
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nv r. PATTON,

Rsal Estate Broker and AuctiOneer, No. 81
Jefferson street Louisville, Ky.
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German Fire Insurance Co,
OF WHEELING. WA
incorporated Mag a. l-67J


Incorporated Mag "a. l>67J
OFFICERS
JOHN OSTERLING, Prs1dsTlk
AUGUST WIEDEBCSH. Wee PresSisrgt
ANTON REYMASS, lrsGsursr.
JOSEPH SEYBOLD. Secretary.
HENRY 4. KNAPP, Asst Secretary.
WILLIAM kLEEIS,
PHILIP SCHUEHLE, Surveyors.
AUGUST WIEDEBUSH.D
DIRECTORS:
Christian Hess william klevis,
Bspna Hammer john Oster!!ng,
John PtArr, John EOeHer,
Autou Rsvmann Philip SChuehls
August Wiedebush.
TEIS COMPANY, NOW FULLY ORGAN
/ ICED. IL prepared TO insure Buildings, Fur.
niture Merchandise and other personal prop
srty at favorable rates.
Lasses after due adjustment, viii he promptly
paid.
Applications for insurance viii receive mine
date attention fIOm the Secretary.
Company's office over Peoples Bank, nrst
floor J-J1ly
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Fancy Flour.

,on BARRELS -GEBHART-S REST,
ItH f-uu choice white winter wheat. Just
received, and fOT sale By NJ REILLY
"a
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OBACCO. WESTER
i - boxes Niagara les black
= caidius DO. LIS. and Navy l..
boxes Russell los, 5!4ck,
10 boxes Elegln,us los black,
3 caidles IL
- Highland ChIefIaiB i black
. Mermaid Navy Is
- PINE Apple Navy -
OLDAyIRGINIA.
20 boxes Sweet Rose bright lbs
AmbrUsIa lbs,
~ Curiosity LIS
10 Twin FL Dorado, soft pressed -,
" Bright Twist,
10 d" Millers Fine Twist
" Dladem Soft Pressed Is.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
IS bills T G. cut and dry.
10 halt bbls z. li. cut and dry,
IL kegs MckeAR . twist Tor sale.
MAXWELL TISGLE-
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GREAT WATCH SALE

on TIE POPLAR ONE PaICS PLAN.
GIVING EVERY PATRON 4
u Handsome and Reliable watch for the low
price Of TEN DOLLARS'
TTTHOCT REGARD To TILTE.
AND NOT 70 ~
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THENoRwOoDsCHOOL. WITH
Western Pennsylvania Militia
Ty Academy.
TGVFRE REFN MIET

n near Pittsburgh. PrnaA- This Institution
Of learning and military training n now open
for the reception Of boys ard yJGng ur-a. For
further Information. address
COL. 7. ? LEHNANN
NOVA AIrE"HUE COX a..
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~The above sale was postponed from Jan
uArv 9Th 20 the FIFTH DAY OF MARCH,
ewing to difficulty IN reaching Charleston in
tine. the navigation Of the river being Oostruct-
ed The sac viii positively take place on the
5th Of March. and continue without reserve
until closed. JalS
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Greenwood Cemetery,
,EvTATFD ON THE NATIONAL

= =
- ROAD. three miles East Of the city - B0W
ready for IntsTmsuls. sal.e and Improvement Of
lots u contains y acres 81 land, and = AID
out IN the most modern AMI improved styl.--szn
he easily rraGhsd az al srAsons by the National
Road and Tor three f8urths OF the year 5y the
Hempield Railroad II . ps.frCtly SECURE and
INTENDED % 5e Beautiacd BY every variety %
trees shrubb-ry public vault, chapel artificial
lake. fountains &c. 70 make it equal - the bsst
Eural Cemeteries IN the country. Ample pro
vision u also made for - sE!ArgsHs ut, order
and care IN perpetuity.
Persons desirUus of purchasing lots can exam.
ne the Erovnd with the Superintendent, y 10
has plat secure them BY calling AZ the Office
Of the SeCrstary, on AAln street, over the Bank
Of Wheellag.
Persons wishing % make inteTnsnts VII call
on the Secretary 70 obtain permits thsrsf@r.
Tickets Of admission % lOt iuDidsN and visit
tors VIII Be issued BY ths SECRETARY
A. J. SWEENEY. Prr-'L
r C BCTHAN. Soy
BOARD or DIRECTORS
A J. Sweeney John A. ArmstrunE
J. = Rhndss George Afams.
John q Nuth = g. Jgrian
Gee NeuHeI z A. Hiidrpth
Joseph b aazl
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FOR SALE.

ara Ne.. NJ. II, Is, 19, 10, n,
VI .,.l. situated in Caldwells addition 70
II aa - Wheeling. L. G. HUGHES
he GU v Real Estate Agent.
,#,. q. Chapllne street between First and
--,pJ streets. NV
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-27
Hun ming Meeting AT Narragansc,t
Park.
PROVIDENCE, II, l., Aug. %,

PROVIDENCE, II, l., Aug. %,
Tho running meeting Of the Narragan.
sett Park Association at Crans,on was
commenced to-day, The first race, for
the Hopeful stake, for two-year olds,
throe-quartcrs OF a mile, closed with sew
enteen entries, The race was won by the
Morris bay colt, Time l;l7s,' The see.
ond raee,a handicap, $500 added To u sub
scription Of $50 each, the second horse TO
receive 500 out Of the stakes, closed
with Ii entries, distance two miles, and
was won by Climax by half dozen
lengths
Stonewell jackson tired during the las,
half mile, coming in second. The other
two come in trailing, Time; 33S; 300
The third race was for the Providence
stake for three year olds, mile and half,
II closed with - entries; Mcconnell
and Harness; Chestnut Colt, General
Duke was the favorite, and won, after be-
ing hard pressed throughout by laPolka,
who came in second, two lengths behind.
Time, 2,2i, The fourth race, dash of
one mile, was match between Il. W.
Cameran, h, q, Blngue and +, 5, c. De-
liantodds chestnut mare Content. Mr..
Cameron's Barague, winning in l;l6
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From Virginia.
WHITE SULrHER SPRINGS,
" IN Anr ~

WHITE SCIrHER STRINGS,
W. Va, Aug. %.
Gen. Ro,ecrans came down here of his
own earnest desire, TO see the representa-
tive men of the South and to ascertain
their views and sentiments on public af-
fairs and security, He has had cordial
reception, and was much pleased with the
attention paid him by Southern men, He
has had frequent interviews with General
Lee and Bcauregard and Alexander II.
stephens, Cows. Pickens, Letcher and 9TH
ers on public matters, and the utmost cor
dialitv and frankne>s was reciprocated on
all sides The same plan will doubtless
be adopted for future action; but it is
somewhat shrouded in mystery at pres
ent The plan will doubtless be deyel-
oped III a day or two. Gems. Lee and
Beaurcgard visited the Hot Springs yes
terday. and returned again the same day.
Wald9incr Bandisco of the Russian le-
cation has arrived here Gen. Rosecrans
will return to Washington Friday.
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Interesting General News.
40. &C. NC.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Aug %.
A committee ON behalf Of the Wash
ington commandery No. |, Knights ITEM
plars Of the Dist, OF Columbia have ad-
dressed letter TO the President, respect
fully requesting that he will cause an or
der to be issued greeting; Leave Of alb
senee for nine days. commencing on the
lath Of September, TO such knights Tenn
plars in the Executive Department a.
may desire TO be present ut the triennial
conclayc Of the grand cncampment of the
L. 5. 10 be held in st. Louis, on the 10Th.
proxiu.o. The President has referred the
rcquestl TO the different heads of the De-
partner and recommends il To their IA
vorablc consideration in as far as may be
consistent with law and the public inter-
est.
By an executive order issued to-day
Sitka is constituted port of entry of col
lection in the district Of Alaska, AS pro
yided Tor by act Of Congress.
The following guagers under the inter
nal revenue law were appointed to-day
Jas. Jackson. jacksonville, Fla. J. b
Bloom, 18th Pennsylvania district; Theo
Williams, sth New York district; How
ard Dunlvey, ID Ohio; Harry Koslker
4th Maryland; Vim. S. McColm, lltl
Ohio district; VIM y. banks, LIST Ill.
Eli $. Prime, ID Maryland.
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DEATHS.

WOOD Al CastletOn, Aug. 18th, after two
weeks illness, calvin W, Wood, aged - years.
IUnDEN At Hyleville Aug, Is, lSGS, Han.
nah l.uii,n, wisy 81 Randullh Lulien, aged d9
years,
Paper, in the north part OF the State please
copy,
HUDSON In East Haven, Ang, ., William
W son Of d. {. and Adelnc \, Hudson, aged $
year.,
CIRCUIT In barton, Aug, ), lnraine NJ, wife
OF Gen. William W. GrOut aged s. years
HUNTOON Al Rutland, on thc p, Of cholera
ipfnn,um, linda Huntoou, only chlld OF III J and
NJ orc. Huntoon, aged months and u days
ENGREM In northampton, Mass, August
10th, l>os Mr., Carrie Enercm, wife Ut Albert
Engrcm.
Burlington paIcr- please copy.
BUFFUM In Peru, Aug 18Th, lsGs, Augusta
NJ , daughter Of HAuiet e, gul Edward batchel-
der, and wife Of J r, Buiium, m her gath year,
gibson In Springfield, VI, Aug, 18th, Fred
ltr Thomas hil>uu, only son OF EliSahsih aud
WilOur j. Gibson, aged year, months and
dAv.
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Democratic Meeting I'm Hartford.
UARrFoRp, ct. Aug. -.

INNTF VNIIt VI's '-NU--' W
The campaign in Connecticut opened
with a very large, crammed and enthu-
siastic meeting in this city, tonight,
which was addressed by Hon, G. II, PEN
pleton of Ohio. Allen Hall WINS literally
packed scores Of ladies were in attend
ance, Mr., Pendleton's address was an
able effort. An immense outdoor meeting
was also held, which was addressed by
several speakers. Mr.. Pendloton appeared
on the balcony and spoke a few words to
the crowd, saying that he would go back
to Ohio with the announcement that
New England is alive for Seymour and
Blair.
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Gable News.

LONDON, Aug. %.
Notwithstanding the hot opposition Of a
large portion OF the British press, the ap-
pointmcnt OF the Earl Of Mayo, the pres
ent Secretary of State for Ireland, to be
Governor General of India, has been de-
termined upon by the Government.
Lord Mayo will leave for India in Oc-
tober next, to assume the duties of his
new Office.
The churred remains of thirty-two vic
Tins of the terrible railroad disaster near
Abergele, Wales, were buried to-day.
CARLsRgPHE, Aug, %.
4 grand festival was held here yester-
pay to celebrate the anniversary of the
establishment of the constitution. The
Minister of War mrde a speech at the
closing banquet. He expressed the hope
that the Southern States of Germany
would soon re-unite with those of the
North, and thus complete the series OF
great events which commenced in 1866
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TnE OLDEST STAGE DRNER,-The
St, Adams Messenger gives the following
account Of the oldest stage driver; In the
month of December, 1856, Mr., William
G, Clark, then "A years Of age, took to the
box at St, Adams and has been in the
employ Of some one Of the stage lines run
ming out from st, Adams ever since
Long before the building Of the Vermont
4 Canada Railroad his coaches piled be-
tween ST. Adams and Burlington, and the
building Of the road with which he could
not compete, instead Of breaking up his
business, only crowded it little to the
northeast, Through wind and rain, sleet,
mud and snow for thirty-two years no
has pursued the even tenor of his way,
and many there are who will remember
him with gratitude as careful driver and
genial good fellow, During his whole
service he has never upset u stage coach
nor met with u serious accident. lie Is
now employed ON the line between 81, Al
ban, and Richfori, and without disparage-
mcut 10 his colleagues, continues in the
estimation Of the travelling public one OF
the most popular drivers in this section
Ii there is a stage driver in Vermont who
has been in constant service for greater
length Of time, we desire TO hear from
him
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NEW YORK, Aug. %.
Sheriff O'Brien in letter to Justice
Shandley. defends the action of his depu-
ties at Broadway theatre, and expresses
his willingness to assume all responsible
ity. lie asserts that they were assaulted
by an armed mob of carpenters, scene
shutters and actors, and believing them
selves in jeopardy, resisted the violence
with firearms.
The Fenian Convention continued in
session to-day. The annual report of
chief executive Savage was read, and Col.
O'Beine, the permanent priest, made an
address. The military members of the
brotherhood are also holding Il convention
with Gen. Dennis Burke as temporary
chairman.
There is nothing further in relation to
the cattle disease.
John sheridan, Examiners clerk in the
Register Office, was removed to-day by
the new Register.
ALBANY, Aug %,
Charles l.. Elliott, the distinguished
artist, died at his residence in Albany on
Tuesday evening at half past eight
o'clock
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ST. ALBANs IIBRARY.-Nearly two
hundred volumes of new books have re-
Gently been added to the st. Adams libra
ry, many OF which are especially intend
ed for the young. We notice that all the
works OF Mrs Muhlbach are included in
the new purchase, besides various others
of interest, both in the line of light and
heavy reading. The books in the library
are being covered in good paper, and 9TH
erwise.improved, where attention to bind
ing was required.
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From MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Aug, -.
Michael Doyle, residing near Towsan.
town, in Baltimore county, was shot and
instantly killed on the 22d inst, by John
Carroll, neighbour pig belonging TO
Carroll got into Doylc's cornield, an ac-
ton was brought against Carroll for dam
ages and trial was had on Saturday
after which the parties, as they were re-
turning home got into - quarrel, result
ing in the killing Of Doyle Carroll
was arrested and is now in the Towsan-
town Jail
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STATEO OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

- of Rutland, IS. The Probate Court for til,
District OF Rutland. TO all persons whom IT may
concern. GREErfNG;
Whereas, G. NJ Townsend. guardian Of Ada
Wyhe, a minQr OF Mount Holly in SAFE District
having represented TO SAID Court that his said
ward owns undivided interest IN the real estate
Of which Almond Wylc, late OF Mount Holly
aforesaid. died seized, situate IN Clarendon in
said District, that It will be conducive to the in
tcryst of said ward to sell the and invest the
proceeds Of such sale in stocks or real estate, or
place the same at interest, and asking tor "A license
to make such sale.
Whereupon said court assigned the 81 Tuesday
OF September, S6S, at the office OF the Register Of
said Court in Rutland aforesaid, to hear and de-
eide upon said application, and ordered that notice
thereof be given, 10 all persons concerned, by pub
LEGATION three weeks successfully previous TO SAID
day in the Rutland HERALD, printed at Rut-
land aforesaid Therefore,
BY the authority OF the State Of Vermont, you
are hereby notified to appear before said Court,
at the Probate Office in Rutland, in said district,
on the 81 Tuesday Of September, a. d. 1865, TO
show cause, If any you have, why said license
/ should not DO granted.
| Dated at Rutland, in said district this 25th day
of August, A. d. 1865.
S5w3w. HENRY II. SMITH, Register.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-27
Cricket Watch.

Boston, Aug. %.
The annual match at cricket between
the New York and Boston clubs COM
mcnccd this morning, The best players
Of each club which could be collected con-
tended. The Boston club got lOl runs in
their first innings, and the New York
club %. The BoStonions again went to
the bat and scored go runs before time
was called.