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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-15

EXTRAORDINARY. - Orson Cone, Of
Wells, who has been blind for number
of years, recently husked sixty-thrce and
one-half bushels OF corn in one day He
also threshed one hundred and twenty
bu0h0ls of oats in three days Both the
husking and threshing were well and
cleanly performed.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-15

Allen accepted, and next morning brought
in bill TO coniscate estates Of all "inim-
ieal persons which bill passed, and it is
said that under this act, the little unrc-
cognizcd State confiscatod the first prop
erty Of the Revolution, while at West
minister she was the first TO shut up the
Kings Court Many We're the times that
Hoisington came before the Council, and
the lattor before the Legislature, asking
what to do with property which fell into
his hands undcr this sequestration act
That he was pugnacious enough 10
adorn the CHRISTIAN profession, even in his
day, none c.Y deny.
lie woul4have peace il he fought for
it. Many anecdotes illustrative OF this
Characteristic might be related, but we
must give some time TO his more polished
colleague, Capt. Deaoonl Ebenezor Curtis.
Can't. Curtis first appears in State history
in the first Legislature and Immediately
took the first rank. During that session
and one succeeding, We find him Clerk
pro tempore, and Committee on the Uniou
with New Hampshire when we find that
Hanover was represented in the same
Legislature by Jonathan Freeman and
David Woodward. Esqrsl He was Com
mittee 10 inspect all bills as they came
from the Governor and Council, and report
tho same to the Huuse,--a committee to
form a bill for the regulation of the
Sabbath, "a committee to frame bill TO
suppress counterfeiting, - committee
also to frame bin to preserve all pine
timber " fit for masting'
IL may be fitting here to remark that
the Legislature, on petition of Rev. DR.
Eleazar Wheelock, took Dartmouth Col
lege under his patronage, and made Prcsi-
dent Wheelock a justice Of the peace,
Under similar circumstances, WHO
knows but our Legislature would confer
the same degree upon our worthy guest
and orator, Rev, DR., Smith, present Pres
ident of the same college.
The men Of whom We speak are not
alone on the several committees in con-
nection with which we have named them.
but we speak now only OF members Of the
"Old South" We name IN this conuec-
tion Thomas Cooper, ESD, who WAS our
first Town Clerk, and with Capt Curtis
in the Legislature, October. l11S
The most important places assigned
Capt. Curtis seems to have been commits
sIoncr to settle all claims against the
State, under ten pounds lawful money,
without reference TO the Legislature, and
a committee TO furnish men and means L.
prosecute the war Of the Revolution. The
bill brought in by the last committee, as
signed as the quota of provisions for one
wear to Windsor 1883 pounds Of flour,
193.! pounds of beef, 1863 pounds OF
good salt pork without hone except
the rib" 32l bushels of corn. and 1G2
bushels Of rye. Two towns only, Ben
nington and Salisbury. stood above
Windsor.
Avery respectable commssariat for one
year, and if Deacon Curtis voted for his
own bill. Judge he tremblcd in view of
Ii. ..Ln,,.... e.. r..--lnnt:.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-15

The Hon. Richard H. Dana, lr, has
been nominated for Congress in the Essen
Mass district, in opposition to Gen. But.
Ter, and has accepted the nomination.
Tho proceedings of the convention, and
the degree Of feeling that exists through
out the district, indicate lively canvass
IIoEroNvIrIE.-Mr Hiram Liu-)cy,
Of this place, planted, las, spring, one eye
Of No. potatoes, from Which he raised
eighteen potatoes weighing , lbs. 10 Oh.
He has sold tcu.of these patatoe>, reeciy.
ing therefor S6lj, or an average of SCI 30
per potato. What is better about it is.
that Mr. Linsley i, poor man, ana has,
from The proceeds OF these ton, potatoes,
paid off Il mortgage Of 500 upon hi,
place, and is now independent, and free
from debt
This statement may seem large but is
vouchod for by very reliable correspond
ent-ED,5
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-17
8wrts, IS. Stt.

Siefge gldtter bebnupten, Die &e'
oieruro hobe bei4besA Commencement IN
a'nesftaSt, mas Die 8eipes
aunaen Oes Mbulirals 6orragut in
GurOpa ai bepeutea babeu. u nv
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-17
81 IIt1fl

ga gkkss& sr%TTTO 9EJ641&k
Sn Chicago erfmeinen iekt amei
@odenidriteHs 9pn Da,Hen beraus,
ae9eben.. .Sas eiRe, v2ega4 -&eps":e
bon 99erS. Wtarb. taolu "a fe6i6iH, be-
iAdftist fid nit dnttliAen Nn9eIe9en.
beiten, bas atueite, r@oroiS", bon
Wrs. 2eonor0 lttf6 Nfrs. gDagter bers
aus eeaebep, idTeibt iibeE 6IIe an6alis
den @e9enftdn6e. 8ei6e Bl1tter iuers
ben febr gut sefabrt.
Die 8abL oet om0cpat5ii@eu
9lerste in ben Ser. @tadteil mtr0 ouf
1886 oneeoebei.s Sn NuBIanb 1T 70
chen burd ntas 6nS bonto6pat6ilebe
Seilberfabren Uerbeten uorben.
= Sine aIte Sunsfer in g1eiu yort
bat ibr sotises fe6r beOeutenoes Ser.
n0gen 3itr Grridtung elmer &ir4e I'M,
ter Der Bs0in9uug bermad5t, 0ab ibr
2ei6ndn daf den1ifden @ese ber.
falh nno nit benz 70 9eiponnenen Ralt
Der @runofeir 9eIest tuer0e. sas
8eI4e STORYTELLING baben sic
bon eifent ipubren Mrate fraats elm
Yr0fehor einen @tn0enten, iuorauf
Der 2estere alttportete CT lit Elm iins
eIiidli9er 9err, Der ieben Sag aerufen
miro, uin has ,aBun6er su berri9ten,
bic @efun6beit NIT Der ilnmaBiateit al
berl0bnen. a5sBAao IbD
Bfftb. astiA STR; sbr ge.
nebmen Stuin9t mid. Sbnen enoIib
einmal reinen l@eiHi einanl6enten. j
Ga t. 3, tbuH Sic, bas bod ia |
Sc ipqre cbnebin 1as erfe NfaI Ils1ss :
Sn 2iberbOOt berridjt pie 6srOas
| fse Ser. ct goftfnL meIOet, bers R.b ;
plus in be0etIfIidern @ra6e, tueBboIb
er bereits tliebrereu &hiffeu @e(unns
belts Stteite Derivetgtrt BAT.
su ebaRddsse5aa, 1T elm sro.
| bes nmeritanilbeso 6etel, ,ngter, benz
Aniiieli for HqnfltsMs s srSHnet lpprf
gen 5r19 nsflss1iis5 s79i ,iIbi.lsRaan
| ll& 9Onste,p bilte tlaITeaen uOeoilA item
antet ban Eitd ,,Jnfeltetds Bon Abab
0featen 70 berete bic Slptite, MaFa9e
/ erfGienen .6nn nsiissa2 iisSisi'adasl 80
Die ftahsstilSe 5eI6ariiIsriG If
apf 1900 Stlid oe5radt inGrbea. Sic
2aItts & s { il Iihs i'm 8slansOn ndss
/ "a &or 3ar3eln fane5 bel s@tantoh,
Nonteatra @Onnt1, MeiGigaa, Elm bers
5tpeiffIter &ornpf suif 1ereincnn8H0 iaD
ufr9ro ieii1ein sB6re1Effa 2Lte lie enta
ee6t muroen tuareIF bsioeto0t !; Der etnv
lag apf Der eisien nno Der onhere an
Der anberM Settle zines Wnnfantmes.
| Der Bar bate q 6Ruee H6ber in fei1ter
| S6rpernnG less 5nNiaaeris Sngomef1
| fer tad titi in ;feinef @dnIter; oaael
Shoipnex mar i4redtidn 3errtlIen snni
serltlutmelt, mas bepies; Oab ein ber'
speifelter Sampf- itntteefitnoen bate.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-17
Nreg6en, 16. DC.

| @eIfern fanoen bier unruhise 9luf>
jtritte TAFT. Das WiIitar muSte ems
IfGfeiten lnn6 bic 8catsbaafen dttSeiS
lnanoer treifen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-17

IOlen nnlere @ebauten 70 fssi fem, iDie
iihr iriIoeu g6bne ethef 3eit, Die fi@
sdtiS rtA nafboneu iSfH, bebauptet ?
@OfIet mir Gum eilji9en Dieuite inter
Observation-Disclosures fraH 1tBun6erte
aeb6rene Gefdj0pfe fein, ober iouen mir
nod benz g8iifen up0 Der Sb1tioteit
ftreben, wetHe @rfehnthib iinS Gerrs
ifbait gibt $50 fol- 0et @Ianbe amfs
bOren uno oos eieene, frete nrtbeiI be-
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-17

Sic ,Sinies" taeint,s bert llmitano,
ibas SER BnrIiagame JfeiN eebonIer
l@bineie fsi, perbelieinen &riOlg Hibtl
IbinDern, uenn Ct fib bon HoIitie fern
IbnItc nnb Die nmerifoniI5en Snterefen
lnidt bon ben europaif9en treune.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-17
@pnpIln1rtb1p Gl;iDartl il igsa fbpine.

IA II. Ser Dffies bes Gferf2 Der GoaRtr Court IN
Ra[kDi am g. Dtlober tSf 5 eiu Mntraq ses aldge >
burdh en- Mnwdlt tn obiaer Sade getent ipnrOe unn
Is betn Glest binIdnsItd nd19ewtSfet eflitn. D 3
bic aennnnteu Betiagtep, bic Grben rpn 9homas
Morinoob poH &etltudp, GdsDeH Gone per Rentiidp,
9es4ae @eaI upn TfsIiippi naS ----- sofmeoe noH
tseshdIb Seitens btefes O ri9tes bas sep0anItde
Berfahren bel tbnen nift in Anwenbnng brtneen
Fam, 10 1T besbnlb br BEN @lerf peror6net woroeR
bas fur pier oaf eiuanhsr foIeente Go9en tn Der
Ndtbpiue @reBu. Shines Nns Der Sei<
nlRgen III Der Gtabt RafbujHe puklib IT bic Anftorz
befhna rer6ffeutIi9t tberbe, buH sendnnte Setoete
fir baS @ountp pon Dapihor, I'm GnMrthou beiel.
ben IN Der Stabt RafhuiHe, aiia, eritea MoHag IN
iti1itep 9esember erjReinen nt.e qn A3ll
As III elmer snb6rhis ex parte bstaitsk tperbeR-
ga RtdbuIsa q,
pttt7 IL nam 'Gsett.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-17
) WfpfIdt,tnffpn.


R6ikuine, ben "a. SEPT. 1858.
lSa 8elrdf1t f6s hie 9eIetgtDtntt Derf0niAaluHg
am s, @dra 1857 cine AttS ansepempsen bat, sberen
brittle hnt siefte Seftibh fose bermabsn 'thltten
r9ga@ 4II 9diZ ili{ksM Iiss I. q q! IL.
ss;on Il So sR 81 S5ssid S Il. ;Ss
aeitfer 9inteE beg aobIgeiek Rqi 1858 Sebnnea
babt ntitSe, hisrH nun un6 nidtig srtl6rf Iptr6,
u1 nib fine esfo IRA Itirgsib eiaes gettiEcatesg
Rsa ggtsr esnqFrtsr Rseiiratsen erieijen pe5bee
til sthI StiRsuteu bkre@figft III, stsps .esstN
g e. tiplu 81 9sRtgt t9 gkrpr6net; Dat Ne Be-
& sss st syasSS sg s. s 9
SETH eresE iss .E;t SCI aes
niltf6tlqa poi 2edbier Il 1oI5sm igbaiit
betannt asaSe sRtG oil bud a4SrSfIas
melton befettgg3 III bfga9s JSfEf III df0xsRtfa
4no IN alnbetrabt, .bek go ft1 sur neberieu9iigS
6sseenueraeiits Esfakss seli sc bak eftissi
:asS p ssF
go beieuigf SO. 90 HialR g. RgppnEpp, @eHpsEs
neik bes. sSfaetss Ieraefet, diss biefem etahDe,
9raft Der af dbsftragspen gsAeIt pHt ~ eEbsheHe
gssiSss 81 az 2ssa 81 tsss &tss
gsesa. atipT ss'l Lfsg BE lsisAeF q eta sarseI
bieisIbf; firdhih intt nt9ttB! ,19Hl1 HfS9 shG
,s,sp, l8yiBnis Affi.E taee isslsrsH
e sys a:sr l Ses sss ses
- lfdlEen. i'm fGxecatip% 9eparts rasilt -
- NGAiEDtue, an ~ Septstbef 1853.
Gard Sen 6DADeriiear e -ksil htii5fl,r -
-r5llaa ilknaaa @Wkg, 8yepnLow NJ.
as. Etst4eris taasss setEetar. -
.JoEtf II if lu2H EstH4I0sl9& 50 9iilt9H
annL a43s ff3 u<ffns Ak ssAsf.s-s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-17
STEM go5r r. ,16. ,Sttober, !
9sae ana [ nbr Ma1luittags.

Das 0efret, 9peldes oie. MebfRn Der
lgorteSy staast, NIB ebefeiis sfi@ei>
men. rOen @ttnpen tpiro Oos gEabIredt
iniht eii18eraullst.l Sic 9eputirten aus
ben @,eIoniet ioaen auf9eforoert uer<
ben, einsn Rtan iiber AblGaHua8 Der
@flaberei einjureiden.
Sic frGieu @@uIen fin6 in gang
Spaniei iuieOer erOffnet iuoroen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-17
0rDlF1da III ito n.
. S75Ogelohnitaa.


S1Hm 90, 8rrnnIDp, @pmperneMr bee @taas
-, ties IepHeees- Ynen, bic @seenpaitises iesea,
Nae9AGA @f1dB y @tFANftfg tk#I -ssss t ~
aob6em IS mir befannt eemaht porben 1T, bab
Elm eeIptfer s. obn o a . unh Mnoere, angeftnI
6tst fh9nbIiDe urn abicpetsLifbe @pr6ibaIen in ben
N1ilote M6r5 NIB Septentbe 1858 an ten 9erfonen
rpn Germ Bone, Germ GdHfpben unb ta;Hes Britt,
ebenl6Is in mnfxen Counties Sumpbreps un6 lEerrp
lDobn5aft beaahStn 90 ba6en, I'D bep geredtisfeit
1x pc 6tpet sntspGeH habeiiiape istt ftet bernms
NssRdB fan .stete So. Mimi q arnnbaIrp, Sou.
perslenr pie rarerrrp Ernit Der mir lbertfasenen
@etDd un6 AutoTltat, hiermit ene SeTobi ing pom
y lMf q Nhs9e TIT . ptL@r9 irgenbf elmer Rerfoh
cnet Ref5nRen an nel9e aeronuteu cpbn 4ppe, ers
areisen AnNifA an bei1 Sbefiif cAer hgaiB
FIBER unfersS @e.ties 9ansofoa abiefarn rperbelts
nrntt %ete9lgtem IN tieiet MnaeIs9eufstf ftdltnte
pue aatsGg ittpetbgu ntSge.. u sf91 gsG 81s
yse ,3,setbRnRrrt ssAn GHmfsfs Denegs Pr
,perbet sbenfaAs fur bic Grerifuns nb Ginliafero
cites ieSen @sttfcn6taen an bent gerbretben 6es
porgeaaatsten SoHn Glftp aliseHoten, sd gsEgel
Bum 8enpmiB befeu babe % @egens
S tbdfiises stsens dnsis anflri9 risben
II tunb bns. @Fese GiegcI nss Sfaatea
Janheften 4elIsHt, in 9eibniHe, ben s.
/Effnber 1855! u Z " stiiy9 3f'.{S
,t.hia Gusb ben l@buDetaeart. fJsaiml9
.ii..f a. s,.4,..si o. 70. srrPrIPw tlii
IS asla StaGtsiefretdr. OcstO Bonn
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-17
AafDoiLLs, xenlsfel sa1litag Den II ottDber sos

oegeben. gol Ser 8. 9SarO un5 0rei
8e5irfentsOer &. Mare fehIen nod bic
BeriGte. 49, 9lmtli@e Beti1te iiBer Die
@abIen far g ongreBmdlrner in Tents
fgtbantett ergebefl folgenne Naiprit1s
ten: Il. DiFrift Nanpe q, Gen., 81
337 Maiorit6t. q. Difrift SerreI,
&ep5 z, S55 Wfai. 81 SiffiEt Mofe
fati, Dem, 1877 M1nf. Ofitrift
Rsdp, Gepsy i ,S59 g1di. 5. Dihritt
Req6in0,i ZEN. Al 3Wai.6a104 Dis,
tritf goote, Nep., pa MlaI. RiiA4l
mel, Gem.-Diltritt 326 Mai.
Die Stem Srle1ns Yicai1une"
fgbfGQt ais flelte Oemofratifs5e Astdlie
oentlhpfts 6 onbiooten 6ane0d .ult0
9lSanas ODER SerloriCS Dor. --- 8ia Snrlt
IA. Sttober tpnren in Stem sSaeans
$4,000 gSdbIer te0itritt l4porben.i q
Nus 2fnto, Berl1, iDirb gert1elbet. DaB
id .9lriqAipo lpb Nriea ipieoer GrSe
erldltterIlnoenIa beriplrt mOrOea fnO!
Oie bei6en @t1ote finb aber ourd) onS
arpfe grbbebetf 10 lrlljrfitt ftefoeH, 0ab
ftih Sdape rlebr oefdbsb en- f taatHrI, ''' +
!. Mub in 8aIpdraiIo befnrdtet man
bon, einern Gr6beben BeimoetMdlt gu
tueroen, ba aue Mnaeiden, tpie BET benz
pernoniiGen- hnrbanhen fein folen.
ginem aliens ebrau9e du SoI9e ftiuul<
ten Die 8enobnet fiir tihsn Sdh1beis
Itaen 9egetl baS 0robenne nnbeiI 6b
uno errpabIten Sefus @briitus.
Sn Trantfort, Rg., tUuroe cine erobe
republitoniiAe 8eriammlun9 Sur Setter
Der gDabIfiege gebalteii. MuberorOents
li9cr Gntbufiasnue giebt f9 tun0.
I@s ettonten GauereniaIbenIu0 ii5era4
brnnuten Srsnoenfener. & a
@eneral Wlea6e bat cine Sr6re be-
aiialib Der acknowledgement @able1 oes
troffen, in peIaer ser alIe. Biir0er 3ur
Nfi0pirfpu0 init ibnt ilil6 ben 9IinlIe
ibe60r0en, nuffOrDert, UNI Die Hube aus
redt Id erbaIten nnb 0dHefl atlfriibrert<
fden Muftritten. unb !3erF6aiit0en bon
Gteentbur por3ubeugep, tuie lte leiber
in / bent BepattenttStt borgefon1tten
I1sien. ST paBat asgealdae Aufrei3uus
uni. hrinat. Aaraui, 1aB ale ,$rintlalpns
aeldId / EN- tbsrbea IAaD Sabi sdstaaab
SBaffen TRACE. Or offt, nidt gu einem
bepaffnetcn ;ginidFeiten aesiupngen gu
met6eh, tu6bren6 erfaf ehti9l0nen fet,
ben SSrieoen itfbebtt1gt aufre9t az err
lbalten. ..-
5.5p Gbicoeo perbet ,8orbereiturt.
gen 3atneilaer 8erfannilnflg Der iebee
Inialiaeu GoIootsn Der 9Irrneen bonn
Cumberland, EeRfieiJee, Ohio Iit6 tott
@eoruia ouf oens,15s un6 is. SesentS
Ser oetroffens .Dfaa reanet ailf 5000.
/ 8heiintbniet. { ena asg ti.s J.it,ss
= :, 80 - o. :. rsss .;e, ea,t.p.s Il
= eu n mr. t.. ~, Ia; ;ttscs
~ s..s E -. g. - Is I. - ID
ihIbdnilhen gSdbfsn. gs pur6en 50,>
146 Gttnaiaen fir 6as fsAubIitoniide
lunB l40.488 fur 0as oemotratil@e SiGet
abaeaebea. &epub!itanif9e Woioris-
Itat 1920 l,.,ssY..nnsg ra,.. 10
~ . w. TO- Ot''
| Das Oefret, apeI1es DC: @abfRn Der
I@orteSyd astaasf, NIB ebeRelis sti@si>
men. Sen @ttnpen piro Oos Bablredt
Ini6t eiii8sraulst. Die Seputirten aus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-08
DY J. ". cANppHLL. 4 60. ArorloNErRs

by J. w. CAMPBELL. & Co, ACCTloSEERs
- CAMPBELL \ co. will sell tomorrow "Wednesday.
enrc elegant Household and Kitchen Furniture o private
family worthy attention. VIZ. Richly carved black waln III
Ecdsoads superb mnbIetop Dressing Cabinet twann, with
French plate Mirrors rich srbe top Wsshsands and Centre
Tables magnificent rosewood Pst0r suits IN satin brocatc
costly Lace Curtains magnificent Pier Mirrors richly framed
heavy french plate ueccy bought superior and elegant
roscw0od improved Psuof0re celebrated cy maker &c.
giant Lnr,h Brussels hreepy and other Carpets L,len.
sSns- rAa' es psrlor ,na other sescs One crockcry
uiarwafe Kitchen uiensis, rufniufc, &c. ca,sIozit
ieaiy hls daY Parties ,suins nice goods buyers dea
nrc arsciailS Invited. CAMPBELL, Jr, Salcsn.nn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-08
IlY ROBERT soMERyILJE, AuCTIoNEER, 81 MA
- sans street, opyo,ilc the Post Office.

ROBERT SoMERviLfE viii sell by auction, Tuesday,
Dec nj l0r O'Clock, at w. O. Hacgers storage warehouse
Sg West ih'ryfourh street corner Of Eishth svenne con
sisting OF general assortment OF Household Furniture
Carpets Mirrors Parcr Suits, Bedroom Furniture
Feather Beds Hair Mattressci Pillows black welnu, Book
Lounges Chairs black walnut Buffet and Extension
Tables, bureaus washs,ands Curtains Ccrniccs, Shades
also large lot Of trackery Glassware also large lot
unclaimed Trunks, Naliscs, boxes, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-08

ny N. DOUGHTY, AUcrloNEER.-M MORTGAGE SALE
- OF Household Furniture, ami commencing this day, NJ
lQf O'Clock, and tomorrow, time at the saekroom, ~
Nassau street vzRosewood Panotcre, Stool and Cover
hne Brussels and Tapestry Carpets rosewood and walnut
psror suits Centre Pier and Fancy Tables wardobcs,
Bookcase large French plate Pier Mautc Mirrors
tesses, Beds and Bedding Safes ALSO accoun,
OF former pugchsser four silver plated Showcases silver
plated Tea and Coffee SETS Pitchers Waters China Crock
cry and Glass ware, the whole 10 nc pcremptory sold by
ordcrot The mOftgagcc AMI worthy the attention OF dealers
and others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-08

A ELEECkER, SON, CO., AucTlokEERS
"A. WILL SELL Al AUCTION ON
THURSDAY, DEC 10,
Att o'clock, at the Exchange Saesroom New York.
xI2 LOTS AT FREMONT,
- WESTCHESTER COUNTY,
KNOWN AS THE SAMUEL RIVER HOMESTEAD,
three miles from Macombs Dam, two minutes from Har-
lem Railroad Depot and two blocks from horse railroad stu
aed on Locus. which Is he main thorouahare De
tween FREMONT West Farms and Weschester with an ex
tensye front on kngsbdge road tho ground high, afford
ing hne view Of the surrounding vhaSes close TO the
southern boulevard and within stones throw OF the raft
road churches schools and stores abound rare oppor
nifty Tor investment; iiae speculation; hand
some residences and country surround femont which
has population OF from 5000 to s00 10 of moder
ate means doing business IN the city this property owing 10
It's accessibility, offers unusual advantages TO SUCH For
terms, maps Gc Apply 70 the ancloners q Cedar street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-08
by ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON. AUcTIoNEER.
ID AT JOHNSTON 4 VAN rASSELL'S
HORSE AUCTION MART, liz EAST THIRTEENTH ST.

IT = =
HORSE AUCTION MART, liz EAST THIRTEENTH ST.
Down town clire 80 Nassau street,
THIS DAY. pEC. Z. NJ IL O'CLOCK,
Regular sale OF Horses and Carriages, Harness, &C. &c.
comprising Ia part
An elegan, private family Establishment pair OF eegan,
bay Horses splendid three quarter Clarence Set
London double Harness; also
Other Teams business and family Horses, top and top
Wagons elegant pony Phacton pay sivances
raj s.eighs. single and double Harness. &C., &C.
Full particulars In catalogue under head OF "Horses and
Cartiages'
We never postpone on account OF weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-08

GENTS wANTED.--To THOSE GIVING CONVINCING
N proofs OF ability to frat casa life insurance
company salary Or commission will be paid Address Life
Insurance, Herald olhce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-08

OTIS on FoRTy.sEC0ND SrREET.-ON TUESDAY,
- December s. viii be sold at Sherins auction, In the Ex
change Saesroon No Ill Broadway at u O'clock the
valuable four Lots IN Forty second street. between Ninth and
Tenth avenues, known Nos 49, 49, 436 and 4s, with
three brick Building thereon the iots are 0xiO0 and
suitable Tor tenement or mandatory buildings cooper
shop the rented 500 yearly and the brick build
ing can be rented for over 81 600 year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-08
TAMEs N. MILLER, AUCTlONEER.
Trustees sale al auction.
30 Parcels OF Land,
containing about
$50 Lots

JOsEPH MCGUIRE, AUGTIONEER,
81 Once No. so Nassau street.
Foreclosure Sale order OF the Supreme Court WIN sci
by auction at the Exchange saesroom III Broadway
Thursday December To- at II O'Clock noon, under direction
James H. Coleman referee two Lots south side Of Forty
seventh street, a feet west Tenth size % BY l00
feet each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-08

and other fayofe artists OF celebrity The Pictures viii be
exhibition free and Thur INN not ,nIu
evening OF sale with catalogues. - - i -
New-York tribune., 1868-02-13
THE FLAG or WASHINGTOM
fPor The Tribune !

lPOr The Trbunsl
DEAR banner Of my native lands yc cleaning silver
stars.
Brosd spoess ground Of purity crossed with your azure
bars
c1aspd by tho herofa.hers hand-watchd over in his
might.
Through battle hour and day Of peace, bright morn and
moonless night
Because within your clustering folds he knew you surely
bore
Dear Freedoms hope FOR human souls TO every sea ana
oh precious Flag beneath whose folds such noble deeds
are done
T6e dear old Flag! the starry Fogi the Flag of Washing
toni
tniur, bright siripes-shne forth. clear Stars-s"lns
outward TO the breeze -
90 bear your message TO tho wids-go tel IL on 'o
That poor bit within your shade ana ricn '''H ~
That becrarboys and statements sons walk meath you
side by SIDE;
You guard the schoohouse Oh the green the church
upon the hill.
And fod your precious blessings round the cabin by the
ril
while weary hearts from every land beneath the shining
Find work. and rest and BONE beneath the Flag OF Wash
And never never on the earth however brave they he,
Shall friends foes bear down this great proud standard
Of the Free,
Though they around its sta may pour red blood in rush
ing waves,
And build beneath its starry folds great pyramids OF
graves:
For God looks out with sleepess eye, upon His chdrens
deeds,
And sees through all their good and ILL., their suerings
and their needs:
And lie will watch and He will keep, till human rights
have won,
The dear old Flsg the starry Flag the Flag OF Washing
T. w. GuLETT.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-13

turned one birth to % Of s population; or 72 child
repls5 more than NewYork. 10 1886 Paris contained
inhabitants. and yet maintained lite birthrates
the same as In 1879
The Kingdom OF Naples In 1879 contained 5e7.456 in
hahItants: brthraes one In &C. Berlin Prussia in 1879
contained 100000 inhabitants brthraes one In &c. Hence
one birth in 90 is test Of national morality.
Boston in 1885, with population OF 1884, birthrate
one I'm @ or 1000 children less than the moral rate OF one
in 2 and yet three out OF every four births were OF Tor
egn parents.
The State OF NewYork from 1850 to 1885, decreased
Its population 1894 1t also fell of in Its usual increase
"a per cent every five years. which makes 10000 per-
sons less In five years. The cause and the only cause OF
this wanton destruction Of the infant population Is
through circulars books and drugs sent broadcast over
our land by doctors who advertise pills. powders, and
drops "a "Reguaors and substitute for virtue and
morality We shall continue TO find divided househods
and murdered infants have during the past year.
Tonr legislature does pass Law that shall reach these
apostles Of immortality.
- T. TT pApToN POuChkeeDse.