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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

LUDLOW. - The Congregational and
Baptist churches in ,Lis village unite this
week in observing the week Of prayer"
Services are being held each evening at
the Congregational church.
Tho annual meeting Of the Ludlow
Library Association for the election OF
officers will be holden at the Village
Schoolhous@on Tuesday evening. Jan. II,
at : o'clock.
The nunber OF deaths in Ludlow
during the year 1861 was 20, the oldest
person deceased being JOHN Gilbert, aged
IS, and the youngest an infant child ot
William Ward, age unknown. The aver
age age was about 45 years, and the united
ages Lie years.
AT the annual meeting of the Lud'
low Village corporation, held or Wednes'
day evening. Jan. lst, the following of.
ficers were elected for the year ensuing
Wm. H. Walker, Moderator.
J. r. SpafFord, Clerk and Treasurer
VIM. II. Walker, Joseph Pelton, l., G
Hammond, Trustees.
J. r. Spafford, Collector.
George f. Walker, G, l. Howe, Geo. W
Billings, Fire Wardens.
/ J. r. Spaford, Clerk
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

tfTDDLEBUKY.-tfh annual meeting Of
the Middlebury Young Mems Christian
Association was held on Jan lst, In the
absence of the chairman c, G. Tildcn WAS
chosen President pro tempore, and the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the year
ensuing:
Pre@deat-L. d. Eldridge.
Tiee PresideHt-Harry Langworthy.
iSecrctdry--C G. Steele
Iredsurer--Frank Bond.
Directors--E Y Royce, L. f. Knapp,
+. J. Mathews, NJ L. Cady.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

-Ex-King George, Of Hanover, hss =
fortune of $l5,000,0O0
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

THE Troy & BosroN RAILROAD AND
THE MAus-We learn that the facts in
relation to the mail service over the Troy
& Boston Railroad are, that at the expira-
ton of their lease of the Western Yer
mont Railroad, in consideration of the
extraordinary expenses in running the
road, as well as the great increase OF mail
service, the Troy & Boston demanded Of
the government 5000 per mile for such
service. Upon this demand the Post Of
fice Department directed its agent to pro-
ceed to Troy and make arrangements for
the transportation of the mail by other
convcyances. After much trouble, the
agent succeeded in getting bid TO do the
service for $500, several other bids being
much higher The Troy & Boston Com
panv being desirous to remove all obsta-
cles to the mail being carried by rail,
on the oath Of August offered to carry 1t
for $3.50 per mile, which, on the llth Of
October, was declined. The Post Office
Department. on the same day, offered to
pay sl12 so per mile, amounting to *o,-
325 per annum, but the company were
unwilling to carry the mails fifty miles
/ for tnaL SUM, a.ld p, 0u. foE SIDE SCI 'ioo
5000, which they have heretofore been
OBLIGED to do In addition to this, the
government had raised the pay OF the
Rensselaer, X Saratoga Railroad from AL
bany to Castleton and from Eagle Bridge
to Rutland from 800 to $3.50 per mile.
The government is now paying, for
transportation of the mail by wagon,
$500, the same sum the Troy & Boston
asked for carrying it. We make this
| statement that fhe public may be advised
of the position taken by the Troy & Bos-
ton Railroad in reference to this matter.
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RUTLAND & WHITEHALL RAILROAD.
AT the annual meeting of the stobk-
holders of the Rutland 4 Whitehall
Railroad Company, held at Hydeyille
January LIST, the following named gen
tlcmen were elected Directors for the en-
suing year:
A. W. Hyde, Hydeyille; VIM. c. Kit
teridge, Fairhaven G. r. J. Bowdoin,
New York; W. W. Cook, Whitehall, n.
Y; ISRAEL Davey, Fairhaven.
At subsequent meeting of the Direct
ors, A. W, Hyde was elected President
and William c. Kitteridge Clerk and
Treasurer
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~ myalids, a,59i total, 1899 The
whole number of claims disposed Of dur
ing ,he ~car 1858 The number of let
tcrs Written during the year was %, l3s +;
circulars sent, 2i3,bO6. The whole NUM-
ber 4 claims receiyed during the year
Va, l1.6l9. Number OF claims remaining
ma1udicatel December m, 1857, was a..
rs
IN the Bounty Land Division ali war
rant, were issued. covering li2 $50 acres.
IN number Of letters written was 2,asi
cir.ulrs sent, eG2a applications rc-
o,irsl, Loss,
h. the NAVY Dik l,iuu i2i claims were
admitted during the year, rejected, 60,
Thu uuml,r Of Lttcr, written was 2,iOO
cirulsrs syut, 4,soa, applications re-
cyiycd, iSi
II will be- seen hy the foregoing that q
WY gratifying gam has hcyu made dur
jug IA, year.
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with HIM five years. and beginning huSi'
moss ON his own account forty-tiyc years
ago. Mr.. Thompson is one ot the oldest
merchants, probably the oldest in Troy
and during the long period in which he
has been actively engaged in business
has maintained a character for upright'
ness, integrity and mercantile hrnor
which any man might he proud To pos
sess, II is not too much To say of him
that more honorable merchant cannot
be found anywhere, and il is perhaps q
happy thought TO him now, in the closing
years Of u long and useful career, 10 know
that the virtues and business integrity
which have murkcd his life shine equally
prc-cmincut in the mercantile lives Of hi.
sons, -, too, ia every other relation OF
life, Mr., Thompson may he rogar'"S as $
model for all
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SwIFr's llUNoR - Dean Swift was
walking ia the rhpniN Road, Dublin,
when a thunder shower came and he took
shelter under tree where purity were
,holtcrin- also-two Young women and
two Young men, One Of 'hc young girls
looked very sad. till as the rain fell, her
tear, fell. The Dem inquired the cause,
and learned that it Wa, their wedding
day. they were on their way 10 church,
ami now her white clothc, were wet and
,hr couldn't 20. "Novor mind, I'll marry
You" said the Dean; and took out his
prayer book aud there and then married
thcm, their witnesses being present; aiI
To- make the thing complete he tore a lcH
from his rockytbook, and with his pencil
wrote and signed "a certificate which he
handed On the bride II was a. follows
Tu1sra trsc in stormy Weather,
Mlrrleg this man ln. woman together,
IT, none uut HIM who rules the thunder,
~gyuT This man AM woman asundcr.
,ioNsrU,N SwIFT,
lean II 81 Patrick Church.
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PROPOSALS FOR EyEl
QuARrsahAsrRR's 0ggIon,l
U. y. hAkIHH Uonra,

WAsnlEeToH, May u lW5
us ssr Sh f'sSs.t 4. M az T;ss;s M
70 sSs United s.ss, Marine. i he Sissss
Az %Soa az 20 Be- xoSS OAK and % s.
delivered, piled. measured, and inspected, Atsueh
points within the walls ot tns marine barratks a.
ss BE- sf::a ~ ~ Un.sS n.
Coal 10 be best White Ash Anthlsclis Egg Coal
free FROM dust, and 70 weigh 2.11 popldy he
Soi ss liz S.1
marine Snissr, free % exPsnS sis the ni ID States
sSs WsSa and Goal z n S
ING oiesr. sksTiss ~ aasnfislsi rsSusd. sIrss.
al V VIZ ssi',b. ~ TOD. Of Coal and
~ AZ iY PSisnSuS New Hampshire, 100 tons Of coal
I AZ chsSiss,own. Massachusetts,. $50 tons Of coal
'as sss sssfs York. 500 ton. of coal and $50
PpSIisSslph,s; .sToansylvani.. 100 tons Of coal
* dospor. Virsiula. Is tons Of coal and 100 cords
Al Psnsaeola, FLORIDA, 100 cords Of wood. 80,
AZ Mound CITY. Illinois. 70 tons Of coal aud %
Payments viii be, made ppon the receipt Of q.
counts duly authenticated By the eommAndins on.
eers q the posts at which the wood or goal hAsbssn
The Ilsht T. reserved to rsiset all bids considered
4 guarantee. to DO signed BY two Responsible per.
ssss D.nst s.i 'as
aseoYp.uy each proposal. Otherwise q viii act b
10 be endorsed "Proposais for Fuel. and I'D
dressed TO the is&aiffIIAx ., SLACK. %
mys.wA MAJOR snd oaarssTnsi,er.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsIrED STATES PArESI OprIcl

On the petition Of BRADFORD g.. and CHARLES
n. PIEncE, Of New Bedford, Mass, praying for
the extension OF . patent granted TO them the lat
day Of August, 1854. for an improvement In Moulds
Tor Cement or Earthern Tubes for seven year. from
the expiration Of sEid patent, " hieh takes place
the LIST day Of August, l56s;
Is ordered that The said be heard at the
next. at u o'clock, IN. !; and all persons are mott
asd TO appear and show cause u any they have.
Persons opposing the extension arc required TO
set forth In WItiuT. nj iesst f,orniv s.ys beiars
the day Of hearinEi all testimony hled by either
taien and transmiited in seeordanee wiz he rules
ofthe once. winch Will be Furnished on application
timohy, must be nled in the once ftoeniV days Be.
foEs ths Day Of hearing; he ,rsqmsn!s. II any.
Ordered also, that this notice be published In the
REPGBLlcAs and the Inteiiigsaceri Washington.
ID. c., and In the Mercury, New Bedford, Mass, /,
once week for three successive weeks the hrsi
said ppblieations to be at least sixty days pre-
mys-fA Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
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Or the petition q sAnAs ", RErD. sdminstr.iriI
Mould, adminisIst!iE q tho estate Of Brooks x.
Mould. deceased, Of Chicago. Illinois. praying for
Cheney Heed and Brook. K. Mould, !hs ssh day
Of August, 1854, for an Improvement In ventilAting
Railroad Cars, for seven years from the exp
Of said PATENT which takes place the sih day Of
ts ordered tia. the aid petition be heard .. the
Patent 0nce on MONDAY, the 18th day Of July
next. at II deck and all persons notified 70
appear and shov came. y .ny they have. Why aid
Person. oppcsi.s ihe sttsnsien arc REQUIRED %
set forth in writing o. least ttoentv days before
the day 81 hearing, ali testimony fled 81 either
party. TO BE- used stthe said hearing, must be taken
md Il sseordanss with ths rules Of th.
mony. must be fled In the once t,osiJ. days be-
fore the day Of hearing the any within
Ten dsy. alter hhns the ,s.timony.
the Kerr and the Infsii igencsr, gton
DC, and In the Trtbune, Chicago. III. once 1
ssS,. y r =. " least PTsSsu'
myi3.wa Acting Comiaissionsr Of Psisnt,.
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~ UnrrED STATES PATENT orr

"
On the petition Of HInRs L. LIrxiS, Of fhila-
dephlS, h pray for the extension q a patent
Improy sment In BY let Machines, tof seven years
from the exp,rstion q ;aid patent, which take.
Il u ordered that he said petition be heard at the
Patent otlce on MONDAY the oh day Of July
next. At ~ sSek: m and Al psr,ons are notified
said petition ought not to be granted.
,S &c ss.isnsSSs are rs!nfia e
set forth in writing, at least fpentv days before
the day q hearinIi all testimony hled By either
and transmitted In with The rules Of the
once. which will be furnished on application.
mony. must BE- aled In the once fioenfp days before
the day Of heAring; the arguments. " any, within
ten days hfter nling the testimony.
Ordered, also. that this notice be published In the
REfyBlicAs aud the IntsIiirenesr, Washington,
veek for three successive weeks; the hrst Of said
p s az % BE- least sixty da e5eSieq' to
spS.wa Acting Commissioner Of PAtents
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UsJr.D STATE. P.rESr = o,

WAbhlNofOs. April y, 1908.
On the petition Of BENJAMIN BRAI. OF Salem.
Massaehuscits, praying for the extension Of a
patent granted 10 him the 9th day Of september,
1884, for an Improvement In Spring Rollers for Win
dow Curtains, kc., for seven years from the expi-
day Of september. 1855:
IL 10 ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once on Monday, the I7th day Of
August next. at u o'clock m. and all person. are
why said petition ought not 10 DO granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
get forth IN writing, e. lsast t,oenty days before
party, to be used at the said hearing, must DO
taken and trans in accordance with the rules
Of the once, which Will be furnished on spplleA
ton.
Disposition. sndotherpapsr., rolled upon. a, te.ti-
mony, must be fled In the ONCE ftocnfy days be-
foIs he DAY Of hsarinS, the .rGumenis, II any.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the asrusLIcAs and the Intelitgereer, washins-
once week for three successive weeks the nrst Of
said p1bleations 70 be at least Sixty day,
my5-Tust Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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R o9 the petition q hoEArio n, 0AsBsELI, Of
ihgt9n, d; q, dministrxtors Of the estate OF
singleton y BurEee, deceased, praying for the ex
ens0n N patent granted to the said HorAtIo N
G.mbrill and Singleton ,, Burgee. The nh day Of
nsoruAIy, 1850, aute-d the nd day Of August,
}st' and rsi.sssd the i7th day n Noysnbsr. isi7,
.ey,a years. from AZ Ga,dins hAshne. foi
which takes place on the I'd day Of August, isss:
10 ordered that the said petition be- h.ard A. ia
P..en! 9ss ',, Q. hoNDAY ths 81 day o. August
said petition ought motto be granted saw WY
Persons oppospg the extension are req Ir.d IN Al.
in the Patent Once theiI objections, speeIsiiv ny,
forth In writing, at least fipeTtp " before IL
q hearing, ~ sstinony dlsd ~ either parry % &
ntted in aeeordsnee WIFI the rules o. the oiaes'
which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tes.
,inSny must b aled in ne oes t,esny days beior,
days after nllng the testimony.
OIaeIed also, that this nylee be published In tn,
hRErgBL!oAs S2d the InislIi0snesr. washinS ten,
D. e., sad ~ the Amertedn. Baltimore, Ma.
once gesk Tor three successive weeksi the hrst 81
aid psbliSsioa. to be At least sixty days prsyioa,
mys1fhM Ieiiur commi..ionsr u Pstsn;..
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- usirrp STATS PAIsyr OFFICE.

On the petition Of D AnisL HkLLAbAI, Of Batavia.
Illinois, formerly Of kiin Gton, praying
for the extension Of patent granted 10 him The 18th
day q August, isst, Tor an lmproyement n Gov
plration Of said patent, which takes place on the
oh dsy, Of Apga,t, ,isdsi
ordered that tho said petition be heard At the
Patent 0nee on Monday, the day Of August next,
a. " clock n. and all persons arc notified 70 ap.
petition ought not to DO granted,
als n IN. pesssi 3ss H.ir oS,aessp. 9.psesi "
ct forth IN writing a. least tc.n day. before the
70 DO used at the said hearing, muss be taken aud
ttansmitted In aeeordanes with the rules Of tho
once, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon As tes-
timony. must be aled In the once fioenfu days be-
fore the day Of hearinHi the arguments. II any /,
within ten days after ding the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the RsPu BLIcA Az and the Intsiifosncer, Washing
ton. D. c., and In the Trtouns, ChicaGo, Illinois,
once week for three successive weeks the hrst Of
said ppblieat to be ct least sixty days previous
70 the day Of heariog.
A. N. STOUT,
my2s.Tus Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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~ United STATES PArEHr OrYIc

WAHiNuroH, nay D, lS8.
On the petition Of ALBlRr o. sAiFoRp, Of Bos.
ton, Mass praying for the extension Of 4 patent
granted TO him the sth day Of August, 1851, for an
imgroysnsnt in Applying spr,sss 70 Window
Of August, ISIS:
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 18th day Of July
next, At u clock, m and all persons are notified
said petition ought not to be Granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
ale in tho Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least t,oenfy days before
the day Of hearing all testimony fled by either
party. to be used at the said hearing. must be
taken and transmitted In nccordanee with the
rules q the once. which will be furnished on APP
Depositions apd other psper.. relied upon a. ties.
tmony, must be hled In the once ttoentn days
before the day Of hearing tho arguments. n any
within tss days after hllnG Of the testimony.
Ordered. also. that ibis .notisc be published In
ton. D. G.. and IN the Poet. Boston, Massachu-
sets, once week for three successive weeks
the frst Of said publications to Be- at least sixty
days previous to the day Of hearins;, srorr
myis.wsv Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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d r o r o s A l. $ .


BrREAr OF YARDs Asp Docks. May a.iss,
Sealed PrSpo..i. tor zach ss's. .sp-,aSa,ely In;
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siteiss embraced 10 Printed .ehsani with
g. q @ srs g. %s Re
&: :sS.s nam; ya s; As q:
HERETO. or BY he Bureau Tor any Or ali o.
The Printed ,sheduls.. with form Of offer and
70 prevent sonfs.ion and nisisfes IN sssins u.
offers, no bid Viii be reeelyed which contain.
Ss and ssS
81 iaalriaasi u arm. must sssa Il. Sid aud
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ssd thai tSs!r sasrs .sssid e made on Il. prn!sd
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sss esisi :! II u Sdr,aa orr.rd. and Docks.
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nu.t be certified to BY the A.sossor q Internal
The schedule VIII stale the upss Within which
viii T. I'd 70 ,.s
ds asy VI" i = y ssss;
once s'I before BIDS sssI !. fscsiSsd.
RsVsaa ss ~ :s
Ssgs nS $aSs s. .sSsdass.
The classes Of this Bureau are numbered as fol-
Class No. ]. sIie!sS NJ: 2. SStonsj No, 3 Yslloy
OAK ssd Hstdsooa, Ns,s Wits Pine, spsuss,
JIgnipel. and Cypress; No. 4. Lime, n5i, and
sS ~. and f ESQ and fii.sHsys s' No.
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10; u, Miseellansousi No. ID, Hardware, No. 10.
Stationery. .
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| required At the respective Navy Yards and Naval
PORTSMOUTH, n. H..
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BOSTON.
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NAVAL ASYLUM.
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~ UHtTKp srAfss PArrsI OfIicl

On the psiitieu Of JosnpL 6igbs, % Canton,
Ohio, praying for tho ertepsion ~ patent granted
ment IN PlouEhs. Tor ssysn years from tbs sxpira-
ton q said patent, which takes place on the 10th
Il Il ordsssd that The sai& petition be heard At the
Patent othss on MONDAY. the nth day Of July
70 appear and show cause. II any they have, why
said petition ought not % be granted.
IN the Patent 0Mee their ohjsetons, specially set
forth 10 writing. q least testy day. before the day
miiied in accordance with the rules Of the once,
Dsposi,ions and other papsrs relied upon as tss-
mony, must 30 alsd In tic once tosntp days before
ten days sitsT ding ihs tssilMasy. $780,,
orss,ed .to PA ~ bs paSssSdi y he
b. O. ahd In the Herald, Cieyeiapd, Ohio. once /
weak for thres succcssivs week.i the nIst OF said
day OF hearing, A, N. STOUT,
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Proposals.
pRoposAIs roR BssY.

...g.s . ,IIi Z s /. 81.
\: \ :;;i:: T. y
dcfsed frcpcsAis ipf IrtaisStas Beef
Ihsfresh beef nto eof good marketable quality,
with eonsl ptoportion. q fore and hind quarter
met meek AZ And lidnsy slow excluded
,Ssa 9usntl'y ssd At sseS times as may b re.
sSsssssi yiss u Spsiss:s ssS rssi2.ss.. "a 'a'
4 =. az :ii':s5' i; ;i;s; Ill., ~;
,s,.a .s,.ll: Z. d t:;s s 49, sii, g.
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onthe petition Of ALxxAspHa HAr. sdminl.tr.tor
Of the estate Of n G. A. neller. deceased. Of Phia
delphia, Pa, praying for the extension Of patent
granted . ihs sad Mellisr the ?9lh day Of Nay.
1857, (said patent was also granted In France. Aug
I, i&oi, aad In England. Oct 70, lso5, for an I'm.
Proyeiaent in MAKING Pape. Pu!p, for seven years
plaee On the M aay q August, 1893:
tho Psssnt Ones on WoNDAS.. The @ih day Of
JAY sgt. At u o'eloet, @, and all persons are
hayc, why aid petition ought not to be Granted;
ers9p. 9Ipesng tes sf s,s afs .e1rissa 70
81 to,th n xritnF q ss., t,esrty days bsier. he
10 be used at the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted IN seeogdanss With the .uiss 81 the
Deposition. and other HapeIs relied yRoa as test q
fore the day Of hearing; the srsuments, II any.
within ten days after niinG the testimony,
Ordered, Also that this notice be published In tbs
aIrusLIcts and The Inieiifssnesr, WsshinS.os.
d, c., and 10 the Telegraph, Philadelphia. Pa. ,
once week for three successive weeks the hrst o.
IA pssliesstso., % esa' least sirI d.Lr BFsyios'
myii.HS Xetlns connissioasr Of Pstsais.
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TRANSFERS or REAL EsrArE,-Tbe follow
ing trsnsiers OF real estate have been reported
a. the Real Estate Exchange Of Hall d Ross
Snos ., I, 10, II, 10, 20, 81, rs, 70, Al, ~
sI3, at $500; part OF lot q, In square l0o north
" ieet, at s550i lot In square Ul7 At q 570 IA
acres, part OF Pleasant Plains, at y, 600; part
square S63, at u 500; part Of lot q, In square
III, 80 feet on street, at t3ss so; part OF lot
q: In square loo 20 feet on south q street, at
1885, subs. Is and %, In square 2i2, at t5,.
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-03

Found GUILTY AND SESTEscEp.-The Port
Tobacco Times says that among the cases tried
tMd.) circuit court, was that of the State u.
Charles Wallace, coiored, indicted for killing
acolored man named Bell on the steamboat
House, on the Virginia side OF the Potomac,
from this city, last September. The State OF
Maryland, under compact with Virginia, ex.
erclses Jurisdiction over to the Potomac high
water mark on the Virginia shore. The White
House, where the homicide occurred, being
opposite Charles county, the party after re.
naming In jail In Prince Georges for several
months was brought to Charles county for
trial, found guilty Of granddaughter and scn-
fenced to the penitentiary for twelve months.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-03
Patent Notices.
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