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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26

the provisions Of the bill and tho reasons
why the committee reported in favor Of 1t,
III any Of the bad results feared by Mr.,
Proctor, were actually 10 be realized from
the bill, he should be opposed 10 il; but
he thought there was no such danger TO be
feared.
The passage II the hill was then re-
fused.
Mr., Proctor, Of Rutland, moved to Te'
consider tho vote rejecting the adoption
Of the resolutions relating 10 reciprocity
Of trade disagreed 10,
Relating 10 the normal schools Of this
State passed.
Mr.. Robbins, OF Hancock, called up the
bin relating 10 bountles on noNious anl-
mails.
Mr.. Foster, Of Whiting, moved to amend
SO as to pay a bounty OF % cents for every
woOdchuok,
Mr.. Knowlton, Of Stratton, opposed the
amendment, but in favor Of the bill,
He stated the suiferings to which those
living in the mountainous districts were
subjected, and the losses they met with
| by reason Of the bears that infested the
mountains lie thought the State was as
much under obligation 10 protect the
people from the destruction II these bears,
as TO protect the fish in the streams and
ponds,
Theamenlment proposed by MI Poster,
was rejected.
Mr.. Converse, Of Woodstock, and MIR
Weber, Of Rochester, favored the pas
sage of the bill, knowing that the inhab'
itants suffered FROM the dcprcdatlons Of
these noxious animals, and We had bet
ter pay good bounty and rid oursrl'e'
Of them,
The bill was then passed.
Relating 20 the land records Of the tow
Of Stannard passed.
Changing the time OF holding th'
county courts, IN the county OF Orange
passed
In amendment Of section 10, chapter
jl23, general statutes, relating to the Stat
Prison; passed.
To pay Franklin Butler the sum therein
named passed,
Authorizing seleemou 10 build schoo
houses; passed.
The House considered the amendment
proposed by the Senate 10 tn bill 10 in
corporate the Richmond Cemetery \,
ISOLATION, pnd ooncurred therein,
q. Mr.. Christy, Of johnson, introduced
bill, relating to warning town meetings
fixing a penalty for the neglect and r.
fusal Of sclcctmen TO warn meetings r,
quired by law ; referred 10 committee O
Judiciary.
The House considered the amendment
proposed by the Senate TO House Bal. N
, 80, 10 discontinue the allowance Of intel
est on funds in the State treasury, an
concurred therein.
To incorporate the Vermont Saline
Breeding Association; passage refused.
In amendment Of section /, chapter i
general statutes, relating 10 town NEE
ings, referred To committee on JudicIar,
In amendment OF an act 70 amen
chapter So. general statutes, relating
the grand list, referred 10 committee o
{ grand list.
Mr. Alden. Of Leicester, asked that u
e journal OF yesterday might be- corIeet'
: 50 as to record him voting ia the negau'
, On the bill to authorize the BenningtC
I \ Rutland railroad Company TO cxter
its road to West Rutland; and the lou
G nal was corrected.
l., Mr.. Grout. of Barton, sent to the C!erk
table the following communication:
:. FoRT Gibson, Cherokee Nation,
/ November 9th, 1865.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26

These Bonds aTv Tine duly aA'hariLed and 40
credited oal,,,top. al one ut the most rrsponsi-
.,1.. e ,rp,r,,i,n. OF ,na American routln,ut and
ur,. -,,rur ty au absolute drs, lion upon the val
utrrs gram, to.nchi.-s. railroad equipment,
.,,,,.... ...t.l.... ,.,r,,,o. nj, ,b..
GREAT NATIONAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
lane
extending r'- ."'t from the haN's'bl' waters
Of tn. PariH Cot-. 10 the lines now rapidly
.,.,.,,,,..., ,.,.,, .,.. I.,-,o,r states.
...-,.,., interest mr. ,nDnm. IN
-.
t'''' anu ''''' ~ ''' $50
Iy mai" pay af'' m United states uo'u 'oih'
It's, saint annta, ~" ,'r7 ara pay aole July LIST
aud January lst in New York CITY.
Thu. ,,,,f.l,..~ t.. CHARGED the accrued interest
..t, ,..,. a..
'n'it"'' ''"'' N'>'
lhis lss"" "5 bonds CONSTITUTES "h' 81 'he
'arr, s., and most p'puMr corporate Loans Of the
,,,,t.,. nna ,l,g.tn,,. sil loo constantly dealt
I've greater i'''''" ~ '''' '.''" T. "'" ~ ''''
hand OF Sea " lN''7f rs I'D" Il Il pr"'"o' 'ha'
t.farc many mouths. whom the Road i cornPleted
ana H. LOAN a s.d na B"'tIe Will b. eagerly
sought oru'fh, highest rate.
lh'y are issued ,'"'y A. I'VE No,N p'' $3.50
ana 10 ''i' 7''' 'N''", "''' ~ NV - 80
hoIuS - ''''''' '' ''''
-. t,-..1 ,,,,.. IN, roaa ,,. ,oys
Nearly ",' """I MUS y, -',' u.s.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26

STwenty-ave years practice in the Treat,
MON, Of Diseases incident to Females, has placed
On. Dow at the head of all physicians making su'h
practice speciality, and enables him to guarantee
a speedy and permanent cure in the worst ease'
All letters for advice mus contain u. on''e'
No. Endicott Street, Boston. .....,ra.
B.-Board furnished to those d'''.' { ~ -
main under treatment. ,s.r1v
Boston, July, 1865.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26

BuRCLARY.-We are informed that the
upper port of Landon's Block, corner Of
Merchants Row and West Street, was en-
tered last Friday night, and several at
tempts were made to force open the vari-
GUS doors. One room WAS entered 10y The
burglar. who took "a lamp aud went down
Stair. from whence becoming alarmed by
the appearance Of one of the occupants OF
the building, he beat a hasty retreat by
the back way. Would it not be well for
our citizens to be on the lookout for these
burglarious disposed persons,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26

NEW ROAD TO WNrLINGFoRp,-Owing
to difficulties having arisen in regard to
the LAYING out and building OF the new
road from Wullingford TO North Claren-
don. ana there 70 interscct with the Creek
road, the subject was brought before the
County Court, and the court appointed
+. y. Briggs, Of Brandon, Ira {, Allen, Of
Fairhaven, and p, W Hyde. of Castleton,
Commissioners. \ hearing was had be-
fore the Commissioners on Friday last
and they reported in favor of the road.
This route has been agitatod, more OF
less, for the last forty years,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26

the o"'lu'hE' ne pe"' u Nasty ''''''' ~
the h'oN way Quiz 1t no' "o wen '''
our '''l@'h' 70 De On Tue 'ooNo"' i'' ''i''e
onrs!arious ul'l'o'cu persons
-. ri, ..;..,
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uo y, .,,,,,,,,,., NO., ;,,o-oas.
I'll. ,j -, bo,o With =
L.7,,t,, ,,r,a.,h
e. T., 49, - -,
'''s N''''''''''
Cursrrn.-The following persons were
.,...od ae;,or. # Fv.ning Star Iodge.
No n Of Good Templar.. at their last
ro.,,,I,r communication
Prof c 4 Bell ". CT
JnIs CLARK w Y T
Wi,lia I rl,rk W {
Char1as T,rhou w Z (
w. @ + uodlov w r
Tho Miller w N
NJ, \ p pa,lo1r WI
p,n.an, ehoru.ir " q q
Ir,r.,a Cahb " g
&c. Goodcll, P. Wet.
II. p. Spencer, l.. d,
This is one Of the most Furnishing
lodges in the State, and its members have
been successful in retaining quite a
number Of our worthy young men from
the downward road to ruin. The mission
Of the Good Templars is noble one, and
should meet encouragement from all per-
sons who are interested in the moral adj
yanccmcnt of the young of this commu-
nity. The order has Just mystery enough
about it to give it spice, and pomp and
ceremony enough to make 1T attractive
Its aim is to pledge men against drunk
enness' and 70. llit up ana feS'ore 'n'
fallen. Its lodge rooms are attractive ano
every ohIectiohal feature excluded 'her0-
from An evening passed III the same
with music, speeches. ana So'ia' e.Joy
ment, leaves no desire on the part OF the
/ young for the attractions OF the oar-room
OF inc pleasures o. u'SS'p''i'n'
Lieut.. George W. hingsoury, 43d Y
S. Infantry formerly OF Chester has al
his own request, beer relieved from
further duty in the Bureau, T. H. * A
S, in the State of Alabama, and ordered
to report TO his regiment for duty, witt
his company, which is stationed at For
Wayne, Michigan. During the rebellion
Lieut.. kingsbury proved himself brave
and efficient officer, and his numerous
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26

lhE GREAT NEW LNGLAND REMf -,
DR. W. PoLANDs WHITE PINE ,n
FOUND,
N9t"a @"Tr lhroat, Colds, Coughs, Diptl IA.
hNRghlns, Npliuug vt Rluod, and rulm0 ~
Affections svntrally, IL Is a remarkable "a
ga - hldneS Complaints, Diabetes, Dlftcl
OF NUlliuR Une, Nlcuulng from the kldls ,
and BLADDER, Travel and olhsT Complaints
hosToS, Jan, %, lsCs
l"tANh.s NHIIr lINE toAIroUNp,-A After a..
ing stNeu q thorough nal, We can oonfieltIy
gs.NN'htul lnitn4.s White ilne Compound a. !
very Nanshle sr'lgle br tho ,uTe II colds eou sls
AM Ql4iANhle glluQlalhts Generally In s1ylTal
eases W nave GpaSu tt tN gave prompt ~ ef
Whvn all other rrIari,'s sAloh had been tined hs1
lAwh y l. 80 Afi4t 4 Which, a. a climate 80 Fo-
motive 81 sudden and seNrIr nul3s aa that ~ New
ENGLAND, 1usbt o. b, IA every tAully; anlWr are
sum that those Who once obtain Il aud give 1t =
tar trial, vail not thereafter he wLlHg II he With
uut it, hast0n Journal,
ANAlU,RlE MrntC,NF, DR.. Poland. Whit.
I'm" tompouui, advertised IN our columns, -
sn,,rssiul attfmpt % oemttne and apply the me-
dl,luHl Nr Ne, Il thr Mhltr Pine Bark II has
bsrn lhnTuusbly tested b. p"uple IN this city aud
Nlrln'Iy, and the proprietor has testimonials 20
q. value trtm prisons we'll kuawn 20 our citizens
We Iesiinmrud ,ts trial IN all those of DIS
rts, 90 which n Is adapted, Il Tor sale by all
oar druggists \, Y, independent,
lte White Pine t'mpouui now sold m every
paw u the lullcl STATES ami Huush rtanncr,,
lTuptui az the Nov England Botanic Depot,
Boston. Mtss. alwy
MEDICAL. ANp SURGICAL OFFICE, No, Is
HOWARD ST, BOSTON.
I Nu. fNEhEkl, X MORRILL, gives sptylal at
teDtluu 90 4g-gt Asses ~ che Fvultp-uruarN organs,
aud al chronic and diihruli diseases m both sexes.
his grat sucew-- Ia those long standing and dith-
cult rasrs, such IS Wrre formerly considered in
durable, u sufficient 10 uutumrud hun 10 the pub
liz d, worthy tte extensive patronage he has re-
cglEttt.
In. MOHRlIIS FEMALE SPECIFIC,
For Married and single l.adlrs Twenty years
.uNV.u,uce has prUyvd u superior Ia any other
, medicine iar suppression, Irregularities, sc, IL
frsstoncs the patent 70 health and vigor, The
constantly increasing demand Tor tins reliable
remedy has induced u y put tEi' within the
mntus OF an Price $500,
Ig MuuUlLl. IL admitted by the hast medl-
.eal talent oi the country tu have r4nul IN the
treatment ot Female Complaints, and II - no un-
'-. .----s,'.-s tot ply slClans IN ugtlar piac-
. Are 70 lytoMh"ha F~rt,"s 10 him TOY treatment
when afflicted with diseases IN Ills si-,,Nsl'y.
lHtly, viii receive the ,aust scientific attention
both medically and surgically. Huarl, with old
AMI experienced nurses, Wll be furnished tho~s
who wish Ia remain ia the city during Treatment
The Ioor advised free OF charge. Physicians oi
patient, wishing ht- opinion OF advice, by letter
, aud enclosing the usual t,e will he answered by
return mall Mediylnes sent 20 all parts of The
country. .lwly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26

The DEBT OF GRA&p Isle COUNTY
The following is statement Of the
amount Of the town debts of Grand Isle
County, as reported to the State Iro.',ur-
er on the Sd. day of March last:
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26

Tur attention of our realers is drecte,! 70 the
,.a.,;.s,nent Of GOES COUCH BAIlSAM and
ror.s DYSPEPSIA CURE, in another part Of
this paper.
This truly valuable medicine Is recommended
- nsa,. 265weowly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26
GEN. WM. W. CROFT:
House of Representatives,
Montpelier, Vermont.


Door SIR Having occasion, recently
to visit Iahlequan, the capitol OF the
Cherokee Nation, during the annual ses
sion ri, tho National Legislature, | was
kindly presented, by the Principal Chief
with copy. in the English language, OF
a lately published edition Of the Laws OF
the Nation, comprising all Of those IN
force at this date. l begged permission
from the executive Council to transfer
this interesting gift to the Legislature Of
my native State for preservation in it
library, which being granted, have now
the honor to place the volume in YOU
hands for presentation to that body
Please accept. dear General. assurance,
Of tho high esteem and respect, Tor your
self and for the Honorable Assembly, Of
which you are member, OF
Your obedient servant.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26

INFLUENCES or TuE IRE~~.- Daniel
Websters in discussion OH the iunu,n-
ees OF the press, spoke rs follow Every
parent whose son is away from home at
school should supply him with ncweTa'
per. well remember what unmarked dir.
ference there was between those of my
schoolmates who had and those who had
not newspapers. The first were a1way.
superior to the last in debate, composition
and general intelligence"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26

The boni, a,roi $1,000 ,1ah.
rn- ..,n,s,q. ,.@.r,e the right to .d'apf. the
ORC. a. any '3u,. but 81 o"'iS A''''A'ty -
.,r4,..llfI 81 fl t,n.eut ans >4',~. auNfh'' WI "
aI,a 81 ur-~,r' pl.. At thS 'iiae my '''s
MARI. ,J.,u : ,.I...e.. upon the inv"'tnen' HH@
h,,.... f,,,,, y .laual aud stat" laws, gnartn'"es
peculiar %, tlswse'E's.
~. r--..r,, .tt .ss-,- II -oNernm'n' h"u'i'.
,...-t ,.t. .t,.a.t ratr-. IT tSchane, Iin ~ 4
.-,...... i..,. i.rn,ad Hauds thur rr"i'. t.
.,.,.l,. ...,.. lt.1r 5to 10 rsr cent. Pr'' 10
,,.. he, n,,rr,iu1 1t th.4r Investments ''a"ai',
,tcrr..
order, and lu4uas' viii receive prompt a'tei6 !,
ann. lptnrn.a;i,,tt,. descriptive Pampr 7 SO
siying rtsI account of the Orgs, n 30
MS Ra,iu.-,. ana Prospects Of 49,:
furnished ou tIIiic,'ian. Bond" III
Expr-~, a. oi0 c1-'-
subscriptions received by Bank. and bankers,
AGENTS tir the loan, and by firs, National Bank,
springfield, VI.
ErAl descriptions OF Government Seomlnes
Bought, sold, or Exchanged, at our office by Mail
II Telegraph, at Market Gates.
sAccounts OF Banks, Bankers, anu o'hets
received and favorable arrangements m"'e -
| desirable accounts
| FISK s. HATCH,
p.,rsrs and peslers in Government seeuf'i'''
| and
-, ,,y,rs OF THE C. F. K. K. Co..
NJ { Nassau st., New York,
i sep.ledsat&wsm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26

and general intelligence
THE NATIONAL DEPARTMENT. or En-
UCATIoN.- Commissioner Barnard, of the
department of education, against whom
false charges have lately been made, viii
be virtually legislated out of Office at the
expiration of the present fiscal year, June
80, 1869, as the last civil appropriation
! bill provided that the department shonld
| cease on that day, and it, duties th'r@ai'
ter be discharged by an officer OF ti'*'1-
partment Of the interior. detailed i"f TIN
purpose at a salary of $1,000 per ann0n.
Commissioner Barnard has been absent
from duty but twelve days during h~ T'r-
vice of eighteen months, has Fald ou'
5000 Of his own money, "Aivh ha~ never
been charged to the government, and
courts the fullest Investigation Of bis
official record. 49,.
DICKENS WoRKs.-MesSr. Appleton
& Co, of New York, have sent Us tho third
volume Of the library edition OF Ci''i''7
| Dickens works. 1t contains boih"''S -"
Son, Old Curiosity Shop, Irrd INES an"
a number of short br' interesting STORES
making a volu-e of 500 pages finely
bound the lovers garnished with chArae-
.ors 4om Dickens writing. The text L.
mall, but perfectly clear and upon good
naper. The Illustrations, Of which there
are number, are from designs BY Cnik'
shank, John Leech, and H..k. Browne
| Price, 81 10
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26

PETER Q. JONES & son,
-. ~ All k,u,- of Paper Also, Agents fn
smith & Peters Printers Gard stock' No' =
sugsdSwly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26

The customs receipts from November
to IA were $2,24s,436.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26
Railroads.
'XCELLENT SECURITY
GOLD BONDS
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY

These Bonds are tine duly au'hAr,Led and 49,
credited obligation, al one ot the most rrsponsi-
n.y., Corporations OF Tho American Continent and
ar,. -,rur by ai absolute drat lion upon the val
uthle grant tatnehi.-s, railroad equipment,
bustr.,.. .s.. ,i.l-, portion of the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26

San AoOIpEl'r-Mr George II, Hyde,
for a long while switohman in the yard
Vi the Rutland Ran road in this place, and
a young man Of ste, 'dy aud industrious
habits, lost his life on saturday afternoon
near DuRham's Basin, BY being run over
on the Rensselaer, and Sa. atosa Railroad
The deceased had been on he Rensselaer,
and Saratoga road but eight lays, and at
the time 81 the accident was breaking on
Conductor Stanley's train, due here at
: 40 I'm, Il seems that Hyde was riding
upon the engine. the more easily to shift
the switches Tor the train along the route
Near Dunham's Basin, and little South
Of the station, there occurs a small bridge
skrrt distance from the switch Mr.
hyde jumped from the engine before II
reached the bridge, and started TO eros.
the same some fifteen feet ahead Of the To-
connective. The train was going very slow
and he would have crossed the bridge all
right, but he slipped upon the ties, and
before he could recover his steps, the en-
CINE struck him. mangling him in an hor'
rible manner, his head being severed from
hi, body only hanging by the skin, Hi
chest aud shoulders were badly crushed
and the back part Of his head taken off
and his body presented an horrible sight
His ROMANS were brought here 10y Con
duotor Stanley, and after being placed IL
coffin was taken TO his fathers DWELLING
place. in Blaisdells Block, on Center St
In his death, his aged father and mother
lose a faithful SON upon whom they mate
. rally depended for support, -Four sister
and a brother are al-n horeaved by thi,
sad accident. We have known yount
HYDE for several years while a resident o
, poultney, e. an Industrious and we'll
meaning young man, who was attentive
A., ly devoted To the.support of his parents
e and his brothers and sisters. His funera
Il was attended on Sunday afternoon from
I the Methodist Church.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26
sENATE-EyENING.

PdSsed.-Senate bill, No. 105, relating
to the settlement and distribution of es-
tates Of insolvent debtors among creditors
Changing the time of holding county
courts in the County of Orange. Favored
by Mr.. Farnham, opposed by Mr.. Hutch
insou.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26
MEDIC ~. ANp SURGICAL OFFICE, No, ,s
HOWARD ST BOSTON.

hu, fEEhLEl, MORRILL, give spsSial at
teDtlun 90 3l-st-s- ~ thr Fvuttn-urluarN organs,
aud al chronic and diihrult dis-a.,s IN both sexes.
his great suaer-- ia those long standing aud diff
cult rasrs such Is Wrn formerly considered in
c4Iahlr, y sufficient 20 commend hun 70 the pub
liz as WORTHY tho extensive patronage he has re-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-30

CUrE or CRoUP.-An exchange, refer
ring to the fact Of a doctor in Heidel-
burg and two of his assistants having
died of Group in consequence of sucking
the blood flowing during q successful
operation Of tracheotomy, stated that
the disease is always durable by q very
simple remedy, even when tho patient
is on the verge of suffocation. This
consists, first, in applying water to the
throat by means of a sponge or SOFT
cloth, so hot as to be very painful to
the hand of the operator, instant relief
being usually afforded. After this has
been continued for fifteen to thirty min.
utes, a poultice of linsced meal, rolled
up in a cloth, is to be applied while
very hot, and left on for some time:
The remedies are to be repeated should
the attack return but the writer states
that after a long experience he has never
known them to fail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-30

TOWNSHIP PLArs.-Register's Office,
Carson City, Nevada, January 20, 1868.
The following Township Plats were this
day received at this office: T. 10, N.
Rio E.; T. 20, n. R. ls e. T. 81, N.
R. Is E.; T. 81 N. r. 10 E.; T. 90 n. r.
IS E.; T. %, y. R. 20 E.; 7. "a n. R. Is
E.; T. "a, n. R. 10 E.; 7. "a, n. X. 20
E., all in Washoe county and 7. lS,N.
R. 81 E., Storey county. All these
townships, except T. "a, n. r. Is, and
81, n. r. 10 l. 20 E are within the
limits of the reservation made for the
Central Pacific Railroad by order Of the
Hon. Commissioner of the General Land
Office, dated August 0, 1864, and re-
ceived October 10, 1864. All Declare
tory Statements offered for fling on odd
numbered sections must bear date O
settlement prior to 10th October, 1864,
1t is also necessary for parties (who de-
sire to preserve their rights) who have
made settlement on any portion OF said
! townships to file Declnratory statements
within three months from this date,
WARREN T. LocxHART, Register.--Car
son Appeal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-30

PARArIyE AS A L~UBRIcAToR FOR
HEATED MAcHlyERY.-A suitable lubri-
Gator for hot-air engines and Others,
where portions of the apparatus are
raised to u high temperature, has been
n great desideratum, tho ordinary oils
under the circumstances becoming
clogs, rather than aids to the motion OF
machinery. \ French Engineer now
recommends paraine very positively as
answering all the purposes required.
The article need not be very pure n
mixture with other fatty substances
answering n very good purpose.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-30

WARD, the walkist, IN the morning Of
the 18th, finished his feat of walking
sixty hours, without food, sleep or
n%ourishment. at the Cheyenne Thenter.
He was doing we'll. VIM. Bennett was
to commence last Monday to walk sixty
five hours under the same conditions
Cheyenne Argus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-30
A RAW Irisbman, Just over, went into

A RAW Irishman, just over, went into
q restaurant, and was asked by the
waiter what no would have? why,
whites to ate, of coorse," was the reply.
A plate Of hash was placed before him.
"Fot's that ? demanded Mickey. "That's
whites" was the answer. Mickey eyed
the compound suspiciously for somo
time, and finally answered "Be jab-
ers, the man that chewed that can ate
-. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-30

Mr.. wIxrERLy, of Conecub county,
Alabama, recently discovered that
81. $50 in gold had been stolen from a
barrel of sugar, where he had put it Tor
safe keeping. Fourteen hundred dol
lars of the gold have been recovered;
Twenty eight negroes have been arrested
and put in Jail upon confession.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-30

To NIL Whom IL May Conccru.-0. I. Bar
her / CO.. Gold Hil, have now on hand and for sale
a good assortment Of new and secondhand stoves
both cook AMI par,or. Tinwarc. Wholesale and re-
tail, in quantities to suit. Also. mill f~xtures-sueh
as cnameled kettles. wooden buckets, shovels,
scoops, hand broonis AMI brushes. Do all kinds o
Iosbing-sueh as cutting and nttins gas pipe. Wa
ter pipes repaired. Tin. copper and sheet Iron war
made to order. good assortment OF WOODEN an
S"Tow x,re-such as pals. tubs, etc. Extra STOW
"saSs-,n NJ which will be sold cheap. for cash
sI.o .oOo mounds old lead for sale. Jyio-lm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-30

SPEAKING of the great pictures on the
walls Of the rotunda Mt the Capitol, a
correspondent says" Washington looks
as if he were just about to join in a
promenade of sall hands round with
the Genius OF Fame, whose face and
figure arc said to he n very good, like,
ness of one Of the most stylish and
fashionable Of the demi-monde o.
Washington.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-30

Spm.rUALIsriC.-Thc San Francisco
Criaie of last Friday says: Mrs. Laura
% Force Gordon, who has for some
weeks past drawn immense audiences at
.he Opera House to listen to her Sunday
evening lectures on ~Spiritualism, will
lecture at Dashaway Hall, this evening,
ON "Wrongs that need Righting."