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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-15
Republicans of Fairfield
County!

Strike lor your Country once
again on Tuesday, November 3D.
Your work of Tuesday last has
covered you with glory. Let your
record Of next Tuesday two weeks
bc no less glorioasl Relax not for
II moment tbs efforts necessary
to roll up a yet largely increased
vo,e for Grant aud Collax!
Ono charge moro, along the
whole line, with not a stragglcr
from the ranks, and final victory il
oursl
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Not Exactly.


Our worthy friend Judge LoEu.
Yer il informed that the Gazette
folks did not sneak Off home hang.
ing their heads on Tuesday night
while tho election returns were
coming in, as no predicted in his
speech to the Democracy on Mon
day night. Not much. We did
not have the opportunity Of obscrv.
ing how high he was holding his
head about that time. VOL bet
it didn't pierce tho clouds at any
rate, The Judge is reported 10
have told his audience in tho speech
rotervcd to that If Grant should be
elected in November they would in
his in opinion never enjoy the
privilege OF voting for another can.
didOte for President, Wc sincerely
hope the Judge may live to sec
November, 1872, in tho full posses.
sion of his physical and mental
facullies-and we can safely prom.
iso him thon tho opportunity to
voto for tho re election OF Presi.
dent Grant.
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Gen. B. Il. StrinpCollow, of Ateb

Gen. B Il Stringfollow, ofAtch
ison, Kanaas, we'll known as q
lending border rufllan during the
Kansas troubles, and during the
rebellion q rebel sympathizer, has
published a long letter in the Atch.
ison Champion, in which he do
clares himself in favor OF tho cleo.
tion Of Grant and Colfax. He says
In his letter that no has been all his
life a steady unflinching advocate
Of State rights, but as that princi.
pie has been condemned by the
people he cheOrfully submits to
their voice. .s,, l.-.l.s
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The Synod of Ohio of the Old
School Presbyterian Church is to
meet this week, October 10, in
Coshoctou. All members of the
Synod who pay full fare from Co
lumbus, or Mansfield, or New.
ark, will be returned free
The synod of tho New School Pres.
byterian Church is to meet in Co.
lumbus on the 10th.
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D. o'Sullivan, editor otthe Irish
People, has commenced o suit
against Brick Pomeroy, laying his
damages at $4,000, for libel in
stating in the Democr that he
had been bribed or bought to
change the politics Of hispaper.
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In the midst of our rejoicings we
should not lose sight OF the inter.
est of our oity-and observing the
large stock Of Pictures Of Seymour
in the window Of tho late firm Of
Tuthill 4 RIgby, We would suggest
to the Democratic Central CON-
mittce that they require Of every
Democrat to buy q picture Of their
departed friend
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Ohio, $1,000 Republican!
Pennsylvania Republican by $4,000 !!
Indiana Republican 5000!
NEBRASKA REPUBLICAN,
By A DECISIVE MA
JORITY.

The Congressman in the three
States stand 35 Republicans to 10
Democrats.
The States of Pennsylvania and
Indiana both elected Legislatures
Republican in 10th branches, gain.
ing United States Senator in
each case.
Tho Elections in tho focr States
which voted on Tuesday, resulted
in Republican victories most glori
Gus to contemplate. The Grand
Result places the election of Grant
and Colfax on the third of next
month beyond tho possibility Of a
doubt, for tho Republicans will be
stimulated TO renewed energy by
tho sure prospect Of final victory,
and the Democratic party, defeat.
cd and dispirited, will fall short
by thousands in each of tho three
great States, Of, polling the vote
they did on Tuesday. Never, in
the history of elections, has either
Of these States failed to largely in.
crease, at the Presidential Election,
the maJoritiea given at tho pro
vious October Election. Seymour
and Blair arc undoubtedly "gone
up" and tho Democracy may as
we'll make up their minds to shat
fact, and to accept tho situation
with tho best possible grace.
Tho vote pollcd in these States
was evidently largo beyond all
precedent, and on tho sidc of the
Democracy was swelled far beyond
It's legal Dimensions in many local.
itics, by all the devices and villain
GUS practices 90 acteristic Of
tho uDscrupulouA leaders of that
political organization. But they
signally failed in their mighticst
effort, and they can never make
such apother. On the other hand,
the Republicans will go into the
fight Uf November with redoubled
Vigor, confidence and determine.
tlon, knowing that by ono moro
tremendous effort they can achieve
a National victory fual, complete
and conclusive--forover settling
the question that Loyalty shall
govern what Loyalty has prescrv.
ed"
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bad the Rapnblicans hare eiecled

~ ~ ~
that the Republicans hareOiected
their State Ticket, eight Of the elO-
ven congressman, andsa majority
in each branch Of the Legislature.
Southern Indiana appears -tO
have been overwhslmed BY a
horde of rebels from Kentucky
who were voted in great NUMBER
all through that region, This car
hardly be repeated on the Sd o.
November, and Indiana may b
considered as safe for Grant anc
Colfax as any State in the Union.
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(speoIAl pispat ch to the Cleveland Leader
Opinion OfNIr. Chase.
WAsnINdroN, Oct

Chief Justice Chase expresses
himself freely to his friends con
cerning tho political situation. He
feels entirely confident OF Grants
election, and not only this, but
says further ho will DO President
for eight years if ho desires it, for
no will DO cautious, will bring
good mon round him, will make
no serious blunders, and that bis
influence upon tho Republican par.
ty will be to consolidate il. On
tho other hand Mr.. Chase says
that in his judgment tho Democrat.
ic party will bo hopelessly divided
by tho fact that it has fully identi.
fed itself with rebels and rebel
ideas, and this will surely drive of
largo numbers of Northern Dem.
ocrats and leave the party power.
loss against tho Republicans.
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We SHALL HAVE PEACE!
POSTSCRIPT!

We have delayed going to press
in the expectation Of having more
definite details Of election results
TO lay before our readers. But
nothing has been received to mate,
rally modify what is given above
except that the Republican msjori.
ty in indiana, BY the latest reports
is cut down 10 a much smaller fig
ars than, at FIRST reported. There
ishe reason however V doubt
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Congressmen Elected.

COLUMBUS, Ono, October 49,
Tho -Congrcssmen probably olect,
ed are; First District, Strader
Democratic; Second District, Sto,
venson, Union; Third District
Schenck, Union; Fourth District
Lawrence, Unionj Fifth District
Mungen, Democratic; Sixth Dis
trict, Smith, Union; Seventh Dis.
trict, Winahs, Union; Eighth Dis,
trict, Beatty, Union; Ninth Dis.
trict, Dickinson, Democratic
Tenth District, doubtful; Eleventh
District, Wilson, Union; Twelfth
District, Van Trump, Democratic
Thirteenth District, Morgan, DEM
ocra'ic; Fourteenth District, Welk.
or, Union; fifteenth District,
Moore, Union; Sixteenth District
Bingham, Union; Seventeenth
District, Amber, Union; Eigh
tcenth District, Upson, Union
Nineteenth District, Garfield, un
ion.
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AN ORDINANCE

To repeal an Ordindres entitled an Ordnance 10
open, Straighea and eetcnd certain streets there
ia named, passed October lSt, 1865.
SIC. /. Be II ordained by the City Council Of
LancAster, Ohio. That an Ordinance. entitled
ian Ordinance to open, straighten and extend
certain streets therein named" passed October
lst 1868, he and the same il hereby repealed;
EHo. ii This Ordinance to tako eifoct and be
IN 10 rec from and tfter its passage and legal
puhlcRt ION.
Done in Council Chamber ut Lancaster, Ohio
tn 18th day of October, A. D. 1868
~ JACOB HITE, Prest.
W. L. KING, City Clerk.
Oct. 10, 1S6s-lw.
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Nebraska.

OMAHA, Oct. l3-Omaha City
gives 70 Republican majority in a
vote Of about 1000 Returns from
ali the State show Republican
gains. The Republicans have a
majority in the Legislature, elect
ing United States Senator.
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THE ELECTION.
Fairfield County.

Our county comes out of tho con-
test of Tuesday with glorious
record. All honor to her noble
Republicans, who, in every town
ship and ward largely decreased
their vote, and except at some four
voting places, materially reduced
he democratic majo rites of last
year. The aggregate Republican
gains in tho county as shown by
tho unofficial returns received, q
mount to 2s3 votes. The aggre-
gate gains Of tho Democracy foot
up 20 votes, leaving tho Republican
net gains in the county at 254-
We subjoin table of comparative
majorities.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DR.WIH.- SWNNDER,

DHYsIcIAN AND SURGEON, respectfully
tenders his professional services TO the
citizens OF Fairfield county,in the treatment OF
all diseases, whether chrome or acute. Calls
promptly attended. Office and residence, Nam
street, opposite new Court Il ouse.
March lSiS-tf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-15
NEW GUN SMITH SHOP.
rs TT RIGHT

That you should bid defiance to all natural
laws aud the science of medical mon, and suffer
with Dyspepsia or Indigestion when l,oback's
Stomach hittors can be procured at any drug
store. Sold BY G, q. Beck, Druggst, Lancaster.
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Hi O Nj II
HI O M II
Life Insurance Company,
NJ U TU AL.
IO Court Street, BroolfIyn and
25S Broadway, New York.
Assets over 9a,OOO,OOO. Assured
Members. 10000.

THIS company established and conducted by
Board Of Directors composed OF men we'll and
favorably known for wealth and commercial, IL
nancial, and social standing, offers to effect in
surance on life by any Of the forms OF Policies
known in tho business; to issue simple Endow-
ments TO be paid to children, or other depen-
dents, at any specified age, or TO grant annuities
ADVANTAGES OF THE HOME.
Itisa Mutual Company all the
net profits 20 TO tho assured.
It declares and PAYS dividepdsto its Policy
holders annually on all Policies that nj the Di-
vldend period MAY y have run one year.
II has declared and paid diridend eperp year
since its organization. It's last diuidend Uas 40 per
cent, hereafter tho claiD's wiH be on The popular
! contribution plan.
IT LOANS TO IT'S MEMBERS ONE THIRD rHE FRI
MUM AS A PERMANENT LOAN.
II affords every facility in making proofs In
case Of death, and is prompt IN the pay yment OIL
Its losses.
It's Assets are kept most securely invested,
and are rs large in proportion to its liabilities
rs any other company.
rs Policies arc all non -forteifing; that is itS
members Win, undcr dnV circumstances, get all the
insurance Hdt they payJor.
ITS POLICY HOLDERS ARE FREE To RE
SIDE OR TRAVEL IN ANY PART OF THE
WORLD WITHOUT SPECIAL PERMIT OR
EXTRA CHARGE.
Umakes very liberal discount from it's table
Of yases to all Ministers Of the Gospel.
OFFICERS.
Waiter 8. GrfRth, Pres. Geo. O. Ripley, Sec.
|. H. Frothingham, Treas. WI. Coffin, Act'y.
Doughty 81 Bruehls, Gen1
Agents, Cincinnati, Ohio.
a. +, suHSFIELD, Agent Ian.
caster, ONO.
Oct, 10, Gs-Sw.
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Certificate for Publication
ITO be published Mt least once year in every
County where there 10 an Agent)

County where there Is an Agent)
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
tI DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE.,
COLUMBUS, Sept. Goth, 1868.
IT rs HEREBY. CERTIFIED, That the Albany
CITY Insurance Company, located at Albany, in
IT, q state Of New York, has complied, IN all re-
spects, with the laws of this State relating to
such insurance Companies, for the current
year, and has filed in this Office asworn state
inent, by the proper Officers, showing ITS cond-
ton and business, at the date OF such State
ment, as follows:
Amount of actual paid up capital. 900 o.
Aggregate amount OF available Assets 35l,s7I ~
Aggregate amount Of Liabilhes......... 140,hl9 ~
Amt Of Income for the preceding yr 36i,4Ol 90
Amount Of Expenditures for the pre- 49,. :,
Ceding year oVOiVSV W
In WirYE's WHEREOF, have herenn;
to subscribed my name, and caused
TsEAL.1 the Seal OF my Office to he affixed, tile
day and year above written.
JAS. WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk,
Auditor Of State.
A. +. SchOfieid, Agent, Lam
caster, o., Office in Tallmadge
Block. t..
| Oct. is, '6S-iw.
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Statement OF tho First
National Hank OF Lancaster, ON
tho morning of Monday, Oct. 9th,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
MEDICAL NOTICE.
Dn 90 COZ s,iI.,.Is. EMAT II.lsl he :, oezsULTED

Tn CON EMAY BE cONsULTEN
~ at the following times and places
ln New LEXINGTON, at the Coli
born House, on Mondays and Tues.
days, May II and y; Juno | and
Is; July 20 and 81; August "a and
25; Sept. 2S and 29; Nov. 2 and 3;
Dec Z and s. ~
In LANCASTER, at the Tallmadge
House, on Wednesdays, after the
express train arrives going West,
until it goes West ou Fridaye, May
l3 and Ii; June l7and Is; Jaly 20
'and %; August 26 and 27, Sept. 80
and Oct. /; Nov. 4 and 5; Dee. 8
and 10. "e's7 f7ts IA a.8
! yIh.CpNE cures all form Of Chronic Dls-
eases, as zDyspepsin ~ all lJs various fornrei
hu diseases OF the Lungs and Air passage AZ
| LMyngitis, Bronchitis, and Ctnsnmption ali
diseasts OF the Kidneys, iver, Pan, 'reas and
the glands generally; all diseases oTthe IJaart,
blood and Blood Vessels; all diseases Of the
Dram and. Narvea as Epilepsy, Chorea 4 or St. :,
| Vitus Dlnce, Neuralgia, Palsy, and renaraI
nervous inhlhition, all diseases or Femaiea.l
enhrged 'ronsils, and all forms OF scrohiia
also all diseases OF the Eye and Ear, and ali
| other Chronic Diseases. g,
q "D7No charge for consultation. but cash for
mediclnes. q i (Apr. %, l6ee-tf, Ia
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Farm for Sale.

HNHERE will bo sold at private sale, fye.
q miles north of I.ancastery a farm Of lO4
acres, go acres ofwhch is undecnltivation
with good fencing and a acres @ ( good timber.
aandthree neveriailing wells. There is IN il a
large two -storyframe house large frame bank
harn,w all the necessary out. buildinqs.-
Terms reasonable. neutrality-suspicious. en- :.
quire on The premises Ng'N
Jan.as, ls8S-44lf. sUsANNAH MILLER.
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BAILEY, FARRELL & CO.,
Lead Pipe, Sheet G Bar
Lead Manufacturers,

ALSO
Big Lead, Iron Pipe, Rubber
7 Hose, Steam Gauges & Valves, =
sa Iron q Copper Sinks and Bath
Tubs, Steam Pumps, Farm
Pumps and Force Pumps.
And every description Of goods foy /.
WATER, GAS q STEAM.
No. 167 Smithfield Street,
Send for a PriccLI,t PIrTSRCRG, PA
.L-.L ~ 4ie6S-lH.
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Estate of David BasOre, deed.
NoTIcEis hereby given that the undsrsign-
IN ed has been duly appointed and qualified
as Administrator Of the estate Of David basore,
late OF Fairfield county, Ohio, deed. All per-
sous having Claims against said estate are re-
AL persons indebted 10 make INN mediate pay
ntent. DAWN STALTER. .
OrL g. '6s-aM
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sSrRrpublicans remember No
vember 81,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-10-15

Democratic look blue. about these
days. .e.ss
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Dem majority in county 1880 ssi
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

I
-Gyn, Pops has arrived at Washing
.ou, and reported To- Gen. Grant on SAT
uday.
Tho urw vhi,k,y tax bin Wa, pre-
,eutel To- tho rp,ilsu, Friday ahymom
nj i, understood that he witt immediate
I, sign IL,
Tho stanton oa,e Will probably h
uuemlel ia the Senate, ou Monday. IN,
vote will be- strictly according to line. O..
arty, and it is believed that every RcIuh
loan Senator will vote lur the rcnstatc,
meut Il stanton
--Cuuvrr,,mgu Wa,hhumy nj nlmol,
8, preparing sul ,ouu viii present a lin
providing ior tho adoption by govern
mcnt Of the postal telegraph system. Mr.
Washhume obtained much information ON
he subject while in England and Pu~-
IA last sunmer, and is prepared 10 show
he perfce, prac,icahiliry Of thi, proiect
IN this country.
Tho House judiciary committee la,
agreed To- report a bill giving 10 the Bis
'riet supreme Court the power 10 appoint
the United State, Marshal ior the District
II Columbia, and restoring 10 the Marshal
thu, appointed the appointment Of III,
warden Of the Jail and the control and
iccling Of the prisoners, Both ot these
appointments are at the disposal Of the
President
In the Washington Criminal Court,
Friday, George McCanlry, a coat thici, az.
.cmptcd to kin Thoma, Kin,ley, au ac.
'omplicc who had turned State, evidence.
The latter escaped injury, and MrCaulgy
was put in iron, and indicted for ruu.
ompt OF court McCuley said that
Nin-lcy would have been killed long ago,
'ur that he wished to kill him himself in
pen court and before the judge.
Its reported in financial circles at
Washington, that the President viii at an
arly day send in 10 the Senate the name
I Major Perry Fuller, for the position OF
of internal revenue. Major .
'ullor has long been prominently connect
Il with commercial interests in New .
'ork, and is widely and favorably known .
; a man Of ability and unquo>tiouod in
gritty.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

meet tor mc raee uur tur onr generation
nat I'm suy race and I'm aves lhu-
ars, iho hauar and dignity VI tho nation
r,iuir, that it be demanded 81 Great
Britain torlease an citizens Of the Uu,ted
states illegally Imprisoned OF held hy that
government, and that full rIantion he
Haetcl In al miuric, sustained in amy
manner growing out II their confinement
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

New York STATE CONVENTION
The Republican State Committee met at
the Delevan House in Albany, last Fri
day, and after full discussion resolved to
calfa State Convention at Syracuse on the
9TH Of February, for the purpose of choos-
ing delegates to represent the State in the
National Convention at Chicago, which is
to assemble on the Goth day OF May next.
The policy Of holding the State Conven-
ton at an early day was decided upon
with a view of fastening the work of or
gani@tion for the Presidential campaign.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

( tuANrtAIN TRANSPORTATION Cow
.rANl-The annual meeting ii this com
pauy va, held at their otiiee in Burling.
tan, ON "Wednesday evening last m,
tallowing ufj.rr- were elected IN tho "a,
suing year;
/ hmtn-le q, h Common, o. 4 Bur
tau, y. +. Aayes, 4 l. Catlin, Burlmg-
tom J, NJ Davidson, Saratoga, y. y.
Ihomas Ku]ekcrbo,kcr, Troy, NY
FrsH'Hl-l-c &, r. Cannon.
l~. IrcNh}sHf-O A. Burton.
IwRarrf-N T. Nur,,
Mu,I,,L CONVENTION. a Musical
Convention ha, he,u IN session a, s.. Al,
Dams In toH iays past T'Tytug with ~
1nd nu.erts, m TUESDAY evening and
the our previous Tn yhoru- numbered
100 yoiaa,. Among other g.al thing, OF
thr evening, VI, may mention "a gulntrtte.
" Ever No happy" finely renlord by M,
smith, Rev A. C. Riggs, and Ma.rs
Phillips, llopkju, and Rurutt lup, ~
hi--c, kuir.rk and Kinney, al Rutland,
aud @ ,ala by Mis- IIvlyokc, Of 81 Altm,,
who acquitted themselves Ina a mam.,r
very criilah,r ta .umatrurs. ,al, D.,
Mr. Hopkins, who gayr the touehiug
Eathps Of that beautiful ,oug, Re,igua-
tiou,' a, he only among OUT local o,lobri-
lies can give Il; and Nj Proctor, euutri-
buttons al tbe piano, upon which the
audience We're justly enthusiastic in them
approval by the way, why have we uot
had AZ our 81 tn ,aueerl, q solo from our |
popular 'enor Nh Phil PSI /
The IIallrluiah Chorus" thc grand /
old a,crlpiiau Of IIaudel'., which Leigh
Hunt la, characterized "a, the climax ut'
music, poetry apl religion" rloriou,ly
terminated the exercises Of dy evening
Tho Central Vermont Musical A,,o.
'a'iou holds a similar convention uuLori
the direction of Prot Emerson. at Mont
p'licr, tho first week. ia February. Mr..
Smith, Mr- Hall. Nh Cobb. and wh,rg
'o,'d vocalist, assisting.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
FIRST MoEI"ND,E BONDS

,,,.,..,., u. .,..... .....
' ". a. ~ ~ N,,,... AZ mr. ~ on =
y, sac Ix.lI fil'Ni M''l' GApt iHlkl
I'm ~ IN 'i,NI, G'l.p .hoNpN' ana
: submit I" Investors IN" following, among Other
obvious consld'gatohs and invite the compari'
7"h with the merits and ex'fliehccs OF any cias'
"I Corporate securities
/. lhtSe ponds are based upon tn. most Vita
anu ValIat!e part ot the ulaud National Iaelht
haIlloaa' soon 10 become IN" mann channel OF
H. Tha lnr1l s@,.lrm'at an4 ,I,.. i,p.;,og.
thprcfroIn i, remarkfbIy Ltl.,,' and ,roitj, ana
must constantly increase.
III. The hardest part ot the road l. now built
and the remainder will be rapidly carried forward
oyer tho salt Lake Plains.
N. The greater part Of TIN means necessary
20 build the road is provided by the | = Govern
mont upon subordinate hen.
', The STATE and chief cities Of California have
contributed upward 81 - 900 900 to tho enterprise.
without hen:
J.. The grant 81 land Is destined at an early
day 10 prove OF tar greater market value than the
total Of the Fust Mortgage bonds issued upon the
rrr7t -ttr4 -71tt f5fttt-ftt-.- ----------
vi. mS Road hes altogether among the gold
ana silver producing rggipna, and its revenues are
received IN com.
VII. The management Of this Company has
been distinguished Tor prudence and economy
ann the surplus earnings, after payment OF cxpen-
Sos and interest, are devoted to construction pur-
pose
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

NJ. G, is engaged to tho beautiful and ac-
romphshed daughter Of I.egrand h, Can
non, Esq, Of Burlington, The marriage
will take place early in the spring, aud a.
both parties are very wealthy, aud con.
nceted with some If the oldest and most
aristocTatle families in the country. the
wedding win probably create a great son,
satian in fashionable circles.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16
MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR or WIS

MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF Vi w.
coNsIN. Governor Fairchild's anna i
message to the legislature of WiscoA
sin shows that the finances of the
State are in excellent condition, the
present Indebtedness being S2.219,000
The receipts exceed the expenses by some
$4,000, Notwithstanding many permanent
Improvements have been made, such as
public buildings and enlargement of the
capitol. The unadjusted war claims on
the general government amount to $24s..
600.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

PEEsoNAL.-Gen. Averill, Consul Gen
cral at Montreal, is being strongly urged
as Minister TO Mexico.
e. T. Perkins, Master Mechanic of
the Vt. Central, has resigned his connec-
ton with the Road, to take effect the 1st
of February next.
We find the following in the Home
journal: "Mr. Chester Griswold of Troy,
n, y, son Of the Hon. John A Griswold,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

BRANDoN-Mr. Frank J. Farr on Sat
urday sold his dwelling house and creek
land at private sale, to Wilson Harrison.
Esq, OF Chittendcn. for $1,000.