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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-29
IEGE>LATURE OFy VERMONT
SENATE.
TUESDAY,, Oct. 81

TUESDAY, Oct. 81.
B6ls introduced - Bv Mr.. Hendee re-
lating to interest on justice judgments,
where an appeal is taken by the defend
ant.
By Mr.. Hutchinson, of Orange, relating
to the election collectors of President and
'ice-President, ,at the State House)
Ky Mr.. Dyer, relating to the Judiciary,
on chef Judge and four assistants to con-
stltute the supreme Court all to COM
mittee on printing
Possed-Senate bill No. 30, providing
for the management and sale of railroad
stock and bonds owned by certain towns
Senate bill No. 90, authorizing certain
towns to aid in the construction of the
Ratland 4 Woodstock railroad.
Reports.-Senate bill No. /. prov;d;po
Tor the restoration of sea fish to the rivers
of Vermont.
Senate bill No. "a, to incorporate the
East Fairfield Mill Co.
:, SPECIAL order.-Senate bill No. 10. re-
Iatins to ohattel mortgages; passed. =
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Vermont Items.

The people of Derby are fast complet-
ing their soldiers monument.
Albert Eastman, Of Charleston, had
three horses, wagon and harness seized re-
Gently for smuggling.
A ripe strawberry was picked in Ran
dolph Oct. 10Th
An aggravatiug graye-robbing case late
ly occurred in Topsham, Three medical
students, having been suspected, left for
parts unknown,
A brakeman on the VT. Central R.R.,
named Robert johnson, of Mortified,
caught his arm between two cars at Essex
Junction early Saturday morning and re-
cciyed severe injuries.
The Congregational church AT New
port, which has been closed several weeks
tor repairs, is again open for public wor-
ship
-l'corsc W, True, Of Covcntry,reoent-
~ ,o'd "a pair of steer calves, six months
old, to a Mr R7wcll,. of Albany, for $40.
They are Durham-, OF the Cleveland
stock, aud said to be very nice indeed.
" pay, TO ''''' N"'" ''''''.'
john i'I'E' "i -. .A-oah'' charged
with stealing coat from the ,lec ping
ar, was brought "''''t' 'u'li'' oh'i mar.
', .',I. . - '',
t
" IA. ''"' o'"''''' new PoFN wa,
thrown 'T''" Ms carriage u" ''ua! ''''
ms ''''" >,r'N'"H 1t '''"' wall Inc III
3"'''' ~ ~" VIZ wy -, ,- 90 80
.5'.t.f,I
-" ~. 49, .''''
\ ir'nR oil nature mas u'SPi"S'd IL
sell u" JOS h'S'' garden IN bennington
IN the "a ZAP" r' " r'oo,!se, winch instead
90 ''''''"- mas si'hd'ed up some lou'
''.' III ",'s"'' ana rom 'ne bottom up +
''hrI'''Iy covered with not less than It
" ''''' ''..'.'' ''-,'~ we 80. u u ''''
' n,I ~, ,.F' w. O""''''''h ma, raised
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h,, l..r,,. y,,l..a i'll. nn5 tar. ,n~
nae, ''''''l '''N'' I!''' anu ''2 ; NV
lu-h.l u-,tly 1,ur hundred bushels o
r,.a
1t, ,,,,n.r. ;.,.v.e.-,,iristor h,v,
..,,, j., ,,,o;r oar, NOR An, tbe;
,,tat,... On..h,ls of tLcir fall u.o,t !
.,,o,,,l,.h,s M. ,,,n - 49,,
pl,s in TN, neighborhood Is pretty large
,,ud HI iumers arr piliny them IN t,
1rtnufrturc INTO cider. Apple, ara .,ii
- iuA a. .r.1u - to 50 - barrel.
tuen L,i l,n,i,l. ,,eaat, a hog raised h,
J.. =. HYr..r.,,f ..e;. t,u-r. which w,;ebo,
SIS p,u,l4-
n, 3...,. ....,nn NJ. IL.
redxc, E,a.. of s.. o,.nshurv has found
ID TIL "Kittrcdu.a scholarship in Dart
m.ntA Coller.
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AuBuRN, y. Y, Oct. p.
The Democrats of Cayuaga county,
held mass meeting here to-day, and
were addressed by Judge IL. l.. Comstock,
Hon. G. II. Wood, Judge Pratt and 5. X.
Ten Eyck. 1t was the largest Demo-
cratic turn out since 1910. A grand torch
light procession came off in the evening.
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strike.
PHILADELPHIA,

T IEIII1NI3fI IT IIIsNt UT IT
The operatives in the wooden mills of
this city struck to-day against the reduc-
ton of their wages of fifteen per cent,
which advance was made few weeks
since, during the temporary advance of
goods. Some five hundred hands have
quit work. There is no prospect of a set
tlement
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Three IS inch diameter, and two q inch dlame-
Ter Iuhuvill Gurbn. Water Wheels, with about
twenty teet OF four or five inch Cast Iron Shaiung
thirty-tOur inches and two forty inch diameter.
with six inch face. The Wheels, Skating and
Gears are almost as good new, and for business
arr Just as good new and Will sell them with or
without shaftiH; or Gears, For further pArt,tl-
vi as enquire Of
q. J.. RUSSELL.
Evils Ferrisburgh Center. Y {.
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Earthquakes, etc.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. p.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. "a.
A sharp shock Of earthquake occurred
at midnight, causing considerable fright.
No damage was done.
The Republican members of the House
Of Representatives, Of the Oregon Legis-
iature, have resigned. The Governor has
accepted their resignation. This leaves
the House without a quorum. There Is
great excitement at Salem.
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1fatls.

sHIPPEE-At Clarendon, Oct. goth, Calvin
shlppce, aged IS years.
Minnesota papers please copy,
LEWIS In brandon, Sept. 18th. ls6S. Mr.,
Thomas j. Lewis, aged So years,
RANDALL. In Montpelier Oct, 10Th, Charlie ;
W. Randall eldest son OF Col. r. V, Randall,
aged 10 years,
DUNTON-In Rutland, october 2ad, Capt,
Thomas Dun,on, aged ~ years and 10 month.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~ The undersigned, having been appointed 10y
the Hon. Probate Court Tor the Distinct ot Rut-
land, Commissioners 10 receive, examine and adj
lust all claims and demands of all persons against
James Tulev, late Of Mt Holly In said District,
deceased hereby give notice that we will meet Tor
the purpose OF examining and allowing said
claims at the dwelling house of the Widow Of de-
ceased in Nj. Holly aforesaid, on the last We'd
nesdass III January ami March, \. D., 1869, from
one O'Clock, r. m, until four O'Clock p m, each OF
said DAYS and tina. six months from the 10th day
of October y. d. saS Is the time limited by sad
Court foT said creditors TO present their claims to
Us tor examination and allowance.
Dated M. Holley, tins sd day u October, y,
D., lsof.
BENZ. BILLINGS, tf,,,,,s
i5S5e, - DARIUS HORTON.
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By the Gable.

LONDON, Oct. p.
CQnsuls 94l; money and accounts Z. S.
5 POS % 4 Illinois 81; Erie 2Ss.
Tallow advanced TO 53s Cd Other arti-
cles unchanged.
FRANKFoRT, Oct. 81.
.5-20 Bonds weak at 1871.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 81.
Cotton closed from sales $4,000 bales
upland lid, orleans HID; Breadstuffs,
corn 31s Cd; other quotations unchanged.
Provisions unchanged. Produce turpen-
tine advanced to POS Cd. Other articles
unaltered.
Oats closed frmer Linseed cakes fir
mer at II pounds lbs.
AoTwERP, Oct. 26.
Petroleum firm 53f.
PARIS, 81,
Bourse firmer, Rents .0f SOC.
HAVANA, Oct. %.
Capt. Gen. Sersundi to-day received q
telegraph, stating that battle had been
fought on the Contronastree River, be-
tween the regular troops and the insur.
geutf. The latter were defeated, loosine
many horses and prisoners. The insur'
gents carried away their killed and
wounded.
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COMMiSSIONERS' NOTICE.

u The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Eut-
landi Commissioners 10 receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands OF all persons
against Henry Barlow late OF Shrewsbury In
sad jDis.uIt, deceased, hereby give notice that
We vail meet I0r the purpose Of examining and
allowing said claims at the Tin Shop III Cut
ungsyii.e on the lirst Tuesdays Of December and
February next, trum o'clock p. IN. until o'clock
p. IN. each OF said days, aud that six months
from tie l0,h day Of Oct, y. D. ls6S, Is the time
limited by sad court for said creditors TO pre-
sent then CLAIMS to US fJr examination and al
iuwauyc.
Dated at Shrewsbury, VI, this 10Th day Of
October, \. l.. lsfs.
WM, DODGE, ,..,,,,,,
iiw5w DANA g. JONES. N''''i =
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~ Do not fail TO try the Great English Rems-
dy-sir Robert Edgar's Celebrated English lie
biseers-for Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, and all
diseassa Of the Stomach anil Bowels td&wtf
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DIR, LIsToN-To.morrow Thursday
DIR. Liston will be at the Central House
Those who are afflicted with Catarrh, and,
also, those having disease Of the eye and
ear, will do well to give him call, The
well deserved notoriety which the Doctor
has gained in his treatment Of the above
diseases, causes his advent TO be most
welcome 10 those afflicted.
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~ Heavy oats are good Ion horses none viii
deny that but oats can't make horses coat
look smooth and glossy when he Is out Of oundi.
ton. "shendan's Cavalry Condition Powlers''
viii DO thls when all else fails,
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Tourists will find the American House, Boston,
the best point from which to visit neighboring
places Of interest. Cafe, billiards. passenger ele-
vor, suites Of rooms, baths, &c.
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Iunugu ration.

PRINCETON, N. j., Oct q.
The Inauguration Of DR.. McCash was
attended by an immense conoourse OF
graduates and friends OF the College. 1t
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-29

rB- Cramps and pains in the stomach, are the
result Of imperfec. indigestion, and may he i'm.
mediateiy relieved BY dos OF "Johu,op's Auo.
dyne Eminent" A tee'spoonfal in htur
sweeteaed water Is dose.
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PRICES.


BEEF--Pcr 100 lbs on total weight Of hide tai
and meat; extra, sl3 0oGl3 so; first quality, 81!
0Oal2 rs; second quality, go 0OGtll .; third
quality. As 50CG Is; few choice single palr-,
900 10000 90; some of the poorest cows Nc' - W.
as 90
WORKING OXEN slim slj0a27j.
HANDY STEERS ss742Oo, or much accord
ing to their value as beef. -..-,.,..
COWS AND YOUNG CALVES tar quaity
ss5G65; extra s70a 100; farrow and dry s3ota5O.
STORES THIN YOUNG CATTLE For farm
ers one year old, .l6a2s; two years old, sEJa4'
three years old, .I0a65
SHEEP-Per pound. live weight 5aR'c' ex-
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Per head, in lots, 81 80
FAT HoGs-Per pound, lO@lohc.
-s79ll2c country lots, oO,d0Oc.
POULTRY But few at market, pricesl2d Ice,
HIDES Brighton IOH@oOc.; country lots 10
al0sc. calfskins 2Ota22c.
SHOTES-s4 a loo.
TALLoW-B Brighton, eaeFc. country lots,
THasc.
REMARKS.
About 100 cattle and 5000 sheep arrived at Cam.
bridge to-day in addition TO which there were loo
Western cattle in the yard, which landed *
Brighton Saturday, making some three hund'
more than last week and the largest nnin'~r al
market on Tuesday for several week. l.'7i' hf,
Monroe Pike, Of Hanover, N. H., h"t q az ,o''a
Of root, oxen and there were few good ''inai' III
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NOTICE

To all whom i may concern. l have this day
given nay SIN Byron u. GIBBS, his time through
the remainder ot ms Minority, and shall not col
lect any Of h,s wages, nor pay any debts Of his
contracting after tAis date Dated at uubbardton
this 2lst day ol oct. 4. II. 1865.
4swa SARAH PAGE.
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Wet Virginia Elections.

WHEELING, Oct. %.
Returns from thirty-thrce counties
show a net Republican majority Of 1000,
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llew advertisements.
NOTICE.

This is 10 warn all persons from hsrloring or
trusting my wife, on my account. She having
let nay bed and board without Just cause or pro-
vocation. l shall pay no debts OF her contracting
after this date.
PATRICK WATERS
/ Rutland, Oct %, Uses. 48wS
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ITO THE FARM Frs.

Ten cents pound paid for good beef HIDES de-
.iaered at our office On MAN st. or ut our Tan.
merry. GEO. GRAVES SUN.
iur
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Boston Prod Market.

Reported expressly for the Herald by CHAMRFR.
LIN, sruRGEs 4 Co., Commission Merchants,
70 and 81 faneul Hall Market, Boston.
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TORGAN MARES FOR SALE

NJ Y
VI one Pair perfectly matched Jet Black
%, net Morgan Mares, warranted as represented.
Six ars old, very pretty in good order perfectly
Kind a. 4 good roadsters. Weigh lsjOlbs. The
owner 90, ~ to Europe has no further use for the
ahoyt ana vilI sell them at Auction at the Sta
He n, i ,nn a, | Quinn at | o'clock =. NJ, Satur-
day OF 3I. m less previously disposed OF.
i3yt DIR n. y. II. LEARNED.
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T E A S
ap27d&wtf

WEYMOUTH NAlIlS.---lF YOU
w want TO save money and time, buy only
the Weymouth Nails. l have no inside nor ou'-
SIDE arrangements with any company at home or
abroad / nav cash for Nails aud sell for the same
can sell as cheap as the cheapest.
Call before purchasing and will show you ~
difference between the
WEYMOUTH NAILS
s N.ns .ba, are good for nothing but old iron.
arpe and selected stock always on manu-, his"'
Groceries and Provisions.
cpE.T AMERICAN TEA CoMPANfs
TEAS AND COFFEES.
Morse, Union Block, Center street, nutiand, "
hiofse J. L. GLYNA
July IL, 1865 aNNu
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C. A. HITCHCOCK,

C. A. HITCHCOCK,
,,,,v sheriff. Collector Of Taxes and INSURANCE
,yrz. Also, Agent tor Lilies Fire and Burglar
Proof safes, and Aliens Kerosene OH Sases, Pitt-
hrd. VI. orders by mail promptly attended To.
janl0dAwly
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WOOD LOT FOR SALE =
w Hundred Acres, located IN Neud"i, n"a'
Perkins Burnt Mill five miles from Rutland, 81
aaood road. Price ESQ. For further pariirniars
enquire at II o. Pertains. jrrry n, Thor t"il,
DuTat. II. Grus-. .j-Ii'ini.
Aug. %, 1868. d@Nh
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Reported for the Rutland HERALD.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKEr.
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Brighton, Cambridge and Wcdford.

For the week ending October %, 1853
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AFTERNOON SENATE.

OF coal ana petroleum oil.
From Committee on Elections, Senate
bill No so, relating te the election of
electors of President and Vice President.
Special Order.-Senate bill No. t. in
amendmentof chapter section 10, gem
eral statutes relating to town meetings.
On motion of Mr.. Dale rocommitGed to
the Judiciary Committee.
Joint ReSolutions.-By Mr. Hulburt
providing for joint assembly on Tn ursday
the Goth inst, at / 1 o'clock a. IN. to hear
the report of the Committee to canvass
votes for Members of Congress, by Mr..
Farnham rendering the Hall Of the House
of Representatives to the Hon. Luke r.
Poland on Wednesday evening Oct 2sth,
to deliver an address on the condition of
The country. Adopted
Senate bill No. IS in relation to Life
Insurance Companies.
The hour having arrived for the meet
ing of the joint assembly the Senate re-
paired to the Hall of the House of Rep
resentatives.
Belts ordered to third reading Senate
bill AS, TO revive and extend the charters
of the Bank of Poultney.
Senaoe plil ~ ., enabling towns IN the
Counties OF Washington, Orange and CAL
edonia Counties to aia in the construc-
ton OF the Montpelier and Wells River
railroad, with proposals of amendment
from the House. Amendments concur
red in.
Senate bill No. %, in relation to the
division of the public money in school
districts No. and IA.
On motion of Mr.. Nash, adjourned.
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Tor SALE.

Rutland. Oct %,
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-17
powMAS's PATEST AMERICAN
WASHING COMPOUND.

wills rue Friend
Washbosds and Machines entirely out OF date In.
sfead Of consuming half 20 three c day tedious
sashing b'ue MonoayJ Il can all be done in fra
hours with the American WAXING COMPOUND.
Clothes Require Rushing II the
very dirty they he rubbed little between hands but
beard Is nesoed thus saving terrible wearing process
Of such Horrible Wash board ecrubbing.
VIE the "AmeTiean Washing compoundr has bee n
the old zshoned Soaps
costs ony One Quater the price of the dhoned sOsps
and b. used with fard toft with perfect
II will also Grease spots and Paint Preserves
the Clothing All prsraraons contain lime eat tho
Coths. Avoid theml At least try the Compound and you
will never be without Il O. W. W. GOOD FYN,
Corner tustmh0ute snd Peters streets, New Orleans,
the only authorized Agent for the Parishes OF Orleans and
Jefferson who wiz suppy you with the Compound, or
Family Eight that you msy maDuscur- l. Tor your own
who will also give the explicit directions for its gene
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-17
NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUsAs
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
u. y, Mail Route Between New Orleans,
Western a OuIsIana and Texas.

The Railroad FerrySoat will leave the Of street.
opposite the jackson Square DAILY At ~ NJ, connecting
with the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Algisrs atsA NJ
Shippers and consgnees Of freight by giving notice the
New Orleans TaI ser Company Camp and Common
have their goods received delivered in
Of the city At reduced Of drayRge
Freght stations the road for landings the Tehe
and for Upeousas, de yeabe New iberia Martins
vile, received dai Sundays excepted from NJ TO
a, the foot OF St Ann street.
eight for all points Bayou LAfourche between Laba
dieve and Lockport for Bsauger Canal for Houma
will be received and transported through via and La
fOuche and Terebonne stations through Steamboat
All outward reght payable time Of shipment aad
all inward freight . delivery.
G. W. r. BAILEY,
Superintendent
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-17
7 oUIsIANA LIVERY AND SALES

Nos lSs 100 and s2 Magazine street between Julia and 81
Joseph streets.
Fstelass Mules and Horss for Sale. Also Carriages AMI
Buggies for Hire L, HARr, PrOpristoE.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-17
Doors. SHOTs. TKuNKs' BAGS ETC
BLAKELY & HOGAN,
90 and 1OI Canal and s Chartres Streets.

We have in store and for sale the best selection Of
anies and Gentiemens Misses Childrens Bows aud
Ysuths' BOOTS, sbOES GAIrERS, BALNORALS,
SLIPPERS, etc, odereS for sale in this community
We sheaP auction goods htse not of oar o Vn
'acture beer made especially order BY he
Wortmsn the United Ssafes and be
otl er store in New Orleans.
To QUE own make and styieof LADIES' BALNORALS and
BUTTON CATERS " cttally invite attention As
hey acknowledged by those who have been Europe
by Northern manufacturers 10 be uneque anywhere.
our Misses Ctilcren work challenge admiration
MEMS Boys Youths repee with every neces-
ssIy To dufatilty. style 6nish
CT Bags have endless variety and for Trunks
have ever kind style and qualify that made; all ices
the most reasonable.
BLAKEIY 4 HOGAN.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-17
DohTCaA ARTRAIs KAkLsSAB.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after SEPTEMBER ~ ls67 the trains this road
will leave follows:
sEcE THIS CIxr

fere. - end tEOra la LSks, came dHy a ceas4
fss fof Gan.illy tie ocrcuc.ef rrar
GepaEtss 81 rsil Fare 70 Geny Station Is cents
GEO. PANDKLY. Gsnsral supsria,eassa.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-17
LOST--STOLEN--FOUND.

LOST--STOLEN--FOUND.
Il OST-BY A LADY, YESTERDAY. BETWEEN IL
II and o'clocx lower side Canal street. between Bou-
steel cssp containing 40 IN IS National Bank
81 in NAL eh City Currency, and City Railroad
ticket Ten Doas rd will be paid the finder deliver
ing the this Office
7 OsT-APPLICATIoN WILL BE MADE FOR THE
IL renewal of the following Certificates of Stock VIII ei
have been lost TO shares the Bank of America No 6l;
20 Shares New Orear JACKSON snd Great Northern Rail
road No 525. oatd 18Th April lS55-al In the of
jesse X. Jones IL Shares Of Union Bari Of louisiana No.
1879 dated October @ 1852 in the OF Rebecca RsgAn
vile OF Jes'e r. Jones.
I OST OH MISLAID-CERTIFICATE OF SfOCk
IL No 1883 for iOrytwo shares of the al stock of the
New Orleans. Jackson ard Northern Railroad Com
pany, dated 10th prl 1857 the of ii. Rysnd.
Application has been made for duplicate of sams and the
public warned not to trade for the original.
WARREN, CRAWFO6D & CO.,
as CarOndeet street.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-01-17


BALLS--BALLS
GRAND DRESS BALL
roR THE BENErII or
QUITMAN LODGE NO. 70, A. F. AND A. NJ.
AT MASONIC HALL
"wednesday Evening. January go, 1865.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENT:
John @. Fleming Thos c. HsrndOn, Jas. H. wingAeld,'
VIM H. Wells, s. j. flatow, K s. Fenaoiesi
MANAGERS:
AtelJ Norwood NJ W. q. M II. r. swasey R W. d. G. NJ,
J. A Stevenson X W. g ] W. sam1 NJ. Todd. W q. T.
J. G Batche or, r W g. 8. q. A: F'llowes, ?. g. NJ
". N. Perkins p @. NJ. Edward Barnett, p. d. q. NJ.
Us santini, p. j q W. NJ Estels ". G; =
Jos II. De Grange w. q. N. A. e. Dick. W. @.
John g Fleming ". James A. Douglas W. NJ.
VIM. McDuf W. NJ. H. p Buckley, ". M
loser p HOrnsr, W NJ. }. q De Czstro W: M.
W. @. Driver, W NJ. A. Goldman, W. NJ.
r. L. Bruce W NJ y. W. Deesdenier, W. N.
A. Seeer, W. NJ. James ID Wis, ~. NJ
samuel Levy, W. n. A Queznt. ". NJ
EDWIN Marks, W NJ; I. P. Hents, WM
q segui Y. Gahona W. N. y Lssasseur, w N.
r. d. Ouvard, W. NJ q. W. Psost ". M
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TRANSFORMATIONS DEPARTMENT,
New Orleans, Jan. /, 1868
Shippers informed that this company is giving
Through Bills Lading to the above points
All claims for Loss, Damage 0yercharge will b.
prom ply settled at roint sfdeivery.
For further information, inquire the Depot Calliops
street, the Compsny's Oaoe. a. Carondelet
T. S. WILLIAMS, Gcn1 Superintendent
JANIS YoNGE, General Frsight Agent.
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