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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-18
BY Lyme Il Brother,
x7ERY VALUABLE TOBACCO FACT
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers
1I39 Main street.

VTERY VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTO-
RY AND FIXTURES FIR SALE At AUG
TION.-By Writ lie of deed OF trust made me m
teenh day Of March, 1862, and duly record In the
clerks office of the Hastings Court, VIII. RS
trustee, proceed to sell at public auction on WE'D
NrSDAY the ED December 1T II O'Clock M. on
FACTORY, with all the FACTORY FIXTURES
conveyed by said deed, now rented to Mr.. K. j.
Christian at the annual rental OF ~ ooo ...,
usual depth, and has upon II besides the factory
brick Kitchen, box shop, and shed for drying TO-
bacco the whole in good condition. Possession
TERmS Though the deed requires a cash sale,
am instructed to say that for the real estate the
following terms win be accepted OneIourth
with interest added, secured by 4 rust deed. For
the fixtures For all sums over $40, sixty days
0i de lids Il s'' -" r. H. wHITLOCK. Trustee.
DUBLIC SALE OF LARGE AND
4 VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON Roam.
OkE RIVER.-By virtue of a decree rendered
BY The Circuit court Of Meekenbnrg GGGaiy 's
fred Boyd, executor o: James Whitice, deceased,
and others, defendants. shall on WEDNESDAY,,
Goth day of January 1869 sell TO the highest bidder
at public auction, upon The premises, tie LANDS
belonging TO the estate of the late James ID. Whit
ice. Containing FIFTEEN HUNDRED ACRES.
more or less, lying on Roanoke river, In 9ecklen-
burg county. Va. These lands will be sold In three
several tracts-one, known as the HONE
TRACT.' containing SlA HU NDhED anu " Ne
HALF ACRES more or less, having upon 1t an
excellent DWELLING-HOUSE comparatively
new. with abundant and excellent barns and other
out-bul!dings; another. known as nHOLLQ-
WAYS containing FIVE HUNDRED AND
NINETY ACRES, more or less, having upon 1t
comfortable and commodious DWELLING, with
abundant ut-bu ,dings in fair condition; aud au-
other, known as the "BAILIn TRACT, contain
ing about THREE HUNDRED ACRES.
large portion Of the two first named tracts is
river bottoms conceded TO be OF the very best
quality. TIE high lands are equal 70 any in this
section of Virginia. Both tracts are abundantlY
supplied with wood and water. 1t IS confidently
asserted that these lands are among the most valu-
able and desirable to BE- found within the limits of
Virginia. Persons desiring to invest IN real es
cate have here Of the finest opportunities that
will he presented IL the Safe for buying Irst-rate
lands.
TERMS OF SALE: $500 in cash; and for the resi-
due OF the purchase money credit or ., Il, and
10 months, the purchaser giving BOND with ap-
proved personal security for Ihe deferred pay
ments, aud the title to be retained as additional
security. <,-,,
BoYDToS, VA, December 10, 1883.
The above lands are rented for the year 1869, and
possession will be given the LIST day Of January,
1870. de J.. W.T.. a., Commissioners.
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DICHMoND GRANITE C0MPAhI.w.,,
Ia, We are prepared 10 furnish the very SS Sy
quality GRANITE. dressed or unhressesss al. ~ ~
quantity. We will also build all KINDS o. u1,pion
iTE WORK &C short notice. SRseiAt ssasSENg.
given 10 rough or dressed WALL &uHh,, Sa.>
TERY WORK, &c, and AL material iGEis.sne
sm S'eN~ sppesiptendens'
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

A TTENTION, LAND-BUYERS.--
n rity is vested in me by George V. McGehee,
ESD, TO sell ONE THOUSAND ACRES OF HIS
VALUABLE LAND in and near the Green Spring
section OF Louisa county, Va.
On the 23d December. instant II fair II not fair,
the next fair day, this land win be sold on the
premises IN small tracts, privately or ut public
auction. 49,,
Only one-third cash; the remainder on time OF
one and two years.
DAVID D. NJ DIGGEs,
de 16-4t* Resi- Estate gent
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NIOTICE.-TO THE TAXPAYERS OF
IN HENRICO C0UNTY.-HavinR earnestly
ard respectfully called on The citizens OF the
press to come forward and pay their taxes, that
might meet my engagements With the State Audi
tor, and as little or no attention has been paid 10
that call this Is 10 give notice tfor the last t!me
that l shall give instructions 70 my deputies TO
levy, without respect to persons, on all those
whose bills remain unpaid after the 2Sth day OF this
month (Decemoer). II. j. SMITH.
Sheriff Of Henrico county.
December H. 1893. de l7-at
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-In COM
IN pliance with an ordinance OF the city OF
Richmond we will attend at the Office OF the City
Collector, ri the City Hall, from A. M. 10 I. NJ
from the 18th to the 3lst OF December. Inclusive 70
receive the remaining half OF the CITY TAXES,
deducting ten per cent. thereon from those who
p"'' Va EDMUND WINNIE. C. c. R..
by JULIUS a. HoBsoN, d. G. G. z.
N.B-Those persons who have no. pSid any
portion OF their bills will please call during the
same time and pay the amount OF their taxes, US
We will have no opportunity Of calling on them
before advertising their property for sale, winch
have peid their personal tax by that time must
expect TO have their goods levied on as soon as we
get out or the Office as We arerequlfed 10 settle our
entire account IN February.
We would call particular attention OF the TAX
payers OF the newly Incorporated territory rs the
property is SO imperfecty described that It Is In
possible that the Collector can nnd ~.
EDMUND WINNIE. Collector,
de a-lm by JULIUs A. HoBsoS D. G.
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ENGINEERS OFFICE OF TIL

ENGINEERS OFFICE OF THKl
CIIEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD, !
CONVICTION, ALLEGHANY COUNTY, VA,
December 2, 1868. J
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Sea
" pre- posals will be received ut this Office from
the 10th to the 15,h instant for BUILDING n
rRESTLE BRIDGE four hundred and twenty
ive feet long and fortysix feet high across Jerry's
Run.
The plan and specifications Of the work may be
seen at this Office on and after the 10th Instant
! w. A. kUPES,
I de T. tDec2d Principal Assistant Engineer.
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DENTISTRY.

X GORGE B. STEEL, DENTIST, GA
NJ deyotes special attention to the pre- 191YEp
servation of the NATURAL TEETH also In
serts ARTIFICIAL ONES UPON GOLD Or
VULCANITE in superior style, and at prices as
low as the same quality Of work can be procured
elsewhere. Old gold plate taken in exchange.
once No. 7as MAIN STREET, five doors above
Spotswood Hotel, Richmond, Va oc 2l-sm
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EOR SALE.-I offer for sale private 81
d ", for limited time, my HOUSE and hssa
LOT at Ashland, Hanover. situated In The heart
the depot, and two hundred of the college build
ings.
The lot contains one and three-quarter acres.
more or less. The dwslling contains eight rooms,
and has recently been thoroughly repaired and
painted. he whole lot IS enclosed In new, tasty,
and substantial fence. There all necessary out
houses and an excellent well of water in the yard.
The property Is rented for $3.50 per year. Pos
session given 1st of October. 1Sss-the purchaser
So 500 cash. or equivalent. Mr.. John :. James,
nc1r the village, or Mr. l.. B. Jones: on the pre-
misses, will take pleasure in showing the property.
Ny post-ofIice Is Suiherlands, Dinwiddie county,
Va. If not sold by LIST January, may BE- withdrawn.
de l5-lw= MARY ID. ia MES.
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STEAMERS.

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND .lfFh
a AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP sh.SaSS
line Steamers NORFOLK and VALLEY
every Saturday, anu Richmond every FIJI
DAY, alternately. a,
Freight taken for Cincinnati Chicago, and 81
Louis, uta Pennsylvania Central railroad. Also,
for Norfolk and Boston; and close connection
made at Norfolk. Bills of ladIng signed throuRN'
Passage TO Philadelphia, including meals and st@e-
room, 80. W. 7. PORIEA, agent,
or II Office 2la5 Dock street
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
~ PROPERLY REPAIRED AT REASON-
All PARTS of SEWING MACHINES fur
nished. ..--. -. ..--.....
Sloat Elliptic and Wheeler & Wilson Machine
EEEDLPS for sale, well as HEMMERS,
BRAIDERS, TUCktRS, MARKERS, CORD
the improvements $50 called) put on these ma
chimes. SL0AT u kDDlNGTON.
de 2-1m l4l5 Cary street, near Fourteenth.
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HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be
i sold on MONDAY, December 21st, at 10
O'Clock A. M. at the Photograph Gallery now &C.
cupied by P. E. Gibbs, No. A27 Main street, the
following property
Let Of CARPETING,
OILCLOTHS SOFAS,
CENTRE TABLES,
SHOWCASES,
PARLOR and other CHAIRS,
Lot of PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES,
Lot Of PHOTOGRAPHIC INSTR u
MENTS.
lPARLOR STOVE and PIPE,
Lot of PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS,
1SATE,
BUREAUS and GLASSES,
WARDROBE,
CLOCK,
large lot Of PICTURES, FRAMES, &c,
to satisfy distress warrant in my hands In favor Of
e. Briel Us. p E. Gibbs.
TERMS: Cash.
de ltd WILLIAM r. TALL II. c. C. r.
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AUCTION SALES.
TH1S DAY.


BY Cook q Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner of Franklin and Governor streets.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS,
i'll ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUIT, &C.. &c,
AT AUUIION.-THIS DAY at 10 O'CLOCK we
viii sell ut our store very desirable Assortment OF
HOUSEHOLD FURN1T K, consisting IN
IRtosEwooD PARLoR SUIT, covered with
MaH0GnHY PkRLoR CHAIRS and SOFAS,
Fntirely NEW INGRAM and Q. her Ce RrE5 LEI y
Elegant BRUSSELS and VEBVETCARPEIS,
MAHOGANY SECRETARY and BnOkCASE,
MAHOGANY and other WARDK0BES,
MAHOGANY and WALNUT BGI1STEALS,
CABINETS. wAsHSTAkDs, and TABLES;
CANE and WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS.
FEATHER BEDS. BLANKETS etc.
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
MAHOGANY SID EBOARDS and LEAF
A large number or CooKTNG-sT STOVES, inclu-
ding some very good ones;
OFFICE and STORE STOVES, ,r,-
/ Excellent DOUBLF-BARRELS HnT.G0N'
do IA Auctioneers.
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MENTAL N0FIGE-REDUCTIONE -
~ IN THE PRICE OF ARTIFICIAL $$8
TEETH. THE undersigned will insert FULL UP
PER or LOWER BETS OF ARTIFICIAL
TEETH for TWENTY TO THIRTY DOLLARS
SET Old gold sets will be taken In exchange
for new sets on yulcanite ae q small additional
Ofice and residence s2s Main street. between
Sixth and Seventh streets.
toclS2m 49,. -ssIJ JOHN MAhONf.
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to emnloy q TEACHER in ny

EMPLOYMENT WANTED, by we'll
u educated man who was raised 4 merchant as
Clerk and Salesmal \, Teacher or Assistant Teacher,
Railroad Conductor, Assistant Engineer Captain
Of packet or large freight boat, or In any ca
pacity In which he can he honorahly and prottably
EMPLOYED Satisfactory reference given rs to
honesty and capacity. TWO YOUTHS. seventeen
and ninetec years Of age also want employment
Address K. u. HULGENS,
de l7-d5tS w4t* Cart ersvile, Va.
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AUCTION SALES.
FuTURE DAY.


BY Cook Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner of Governor ana Franklin streets
MATCH BAYS, TOP-BUGGY, AYRE-
sIsE RgE Viii AHh Is tbe G S91se 1
ell Chamber Hill. on SATURDAY the lp'h' az ~
j pair of MATCH BAYS. four and FIVE years
old OF fine size and very stylish, wen prokeh
to double and single harness o,a.
Mich COWS. with young calves; ,,
No. TOP BUGGY and HARNESS. in excel
very very reliable FAMILY HORSE, thorough
pairs S't Of YOUNG MULES Is
In consequence Of the removal Of Mr.: Jonah
White to New York We will sell his celebrated
black horse JACK, so well known thae : ae-
S Sith BUaeY ' sna order
de1s Auctioneers
BYE. Gathright, Auctioneer,
1888 Main street,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
r ARGE ASSORTMENT OF FURNI,
| TIRE BEDS. SC. AT AUCTI0N:-1w will
sell at my store on the 18th Of Rsse EH
Der. at 10 O'Clock. HOUSEHOLD ana h1lohhN
FURNITURE. &C.. such rs
WARDROBES,
GGAABBE sTEHbs, all styles;
WAsasTANDjs s
MhHO6ANY and other TABLES,
e oANE and 1R9o6'oD-sEAT CHAIRS,
ARM-CHAIRS,
ROCKERS,
MATTRESSES,
Fine FEATHER BEDS,
PILLOWS,
BLANKETS,
SHEETS, &C., &c.
large assortment of
Fine CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
SHAWLS,
HOODS,
UNDERWEAR,
NOTIONS, &C.
dels r. GATHRIGHT. Auctloneer.
ByJ L. Byerly & Co., Auctioneers,
l47 Main street.
GALE OF CROPS, FARMING 1MPLE-
y MENTS, &C.-On MONDAY, December 2lst,
we will sell at l2 clock at the late resi- dence OF d.
p. TAYLOR, two miles on the Meadowbrldge road
Corn. Oats Hay, Cabbage, &C, three horses
double and single Plows, Drags. Culllyators'
Roller Harness. Hoes Wheat Fan Corn-she,ler,
Cutting Knife &c, Brood Sows ana PlSs, three
large excellent Mules. very fine Mich Cow.
Also, feehives Household Furniture, &c.
TERMS : at sale. j. l.. BYFRLY CO..,
de- a 1447 Main street.
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BY L. Byerly & Co., Auctioneers,
l447 Main street.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
BY wellington Goddln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
v At TIE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
BROAD AND SEVENTH STREET" FOR
SALE.-I am authorized to sell that truly valuable
GRANITE-FRONT TENEMENT located as
above now in the occupancy Of Mr.. Jonah White.
1t is so we'll and favorably located that 1t Is Justly
regarded as amongst the most desirable business
stands on Broad street. The upper part Is finished
In handsome style.
! kl,o for sale the LARGE NEW LUMBER
HOUSE in the rear, recently occupied by MIR. d.
de Is-3t w. GODDIN.
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ByA. G. Pulliam, Auctioneer,

southwest corner OF Main and Fourteenth streets
GALE BY TRUSTEE ITO BE MADE IN
~ RICHMOND) OF AN INTEREST IN THE
TRACT OF LAND LYING PARTLY IN POW
HATAN COUNTY AND PARTLY In CHES-
NICK,n OF WHICH MAJOR JOHN CLARKE
DIED SEIZED.-In pursuance OF trust deed
dated the It'll Of July, 1888 from Richard F. Archer
to the undersigned as trustee, shall offer for sale
at public auction, on SATURDAY the 18th day OF
December 1868, at Il O'Clock NJ. at the southwest
corner of Main and Pearl streets, in front OF the
Office of A. G. Pulliam, In the city OF Richmond,
the UNDIVIDED INTEREST of the said Richard
z. Archer In the tract of land above mentioned,
supposed to contain about 800 acres, more or less
TERMS Cash, unless by consent of parties
other terms shall be substituted.
9. G.. MCRAE Trustee.
Sale conducted by A. c. PULLIAM, Auctioneer.
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COURT ORDERS.

VTIRGINIA.-AtR Rules held for the Court
v of the county Of Accomac. in the clerks
office thereof, on the first Monday in October a;
D. 1868, the same beng the 5th day OF the said
month
James H. Fletcher, who sues for himself and all
other judgment creditors Of John w: Fedde-
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WANTS.

NTANTED.-Wan all those having
wv FORFEITED PLED'lES at II. HARRIS
BROTHERS Loan Office, 1881 Main street. ID call
either to renew or edeem their properly On or be-
fore TUESDAY, December cad
cur auction sale of forfeited pledges takes place
WEDNESDAY, December 23d. Lock to suction
-ola de 6--T
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1889 Main street.

MEAT TWO-sTORY BRICK COTTAGE
RESIDENCE NO 22S ON THE EA ST SIDE
Of MAYO STREET NEAR BROAD FOR SALE
At ATCTION.-Will be sold at public auction
on the premises, on MONDAY the 2lst day of De-
cember 1858. at O'Clock p. M, that very desira-
BILE COTTAGE RESIDENCE situated as de-
scribed, now in the occupancy of Mrs. Susan WIN
rooms kitchen, &C., with gas and water through
entire premises. The location renders It very de-
sirable being but few minutes WALK OF any part
of the business portion OF the city. The lot fronts
81 by % feet to an alley.
TERMS: At sale. LYME & BROTHER,
de IA AnCtiOneers.
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~ E. KLOEBER, DENTIST, in 60
TEETH at TWENTY DOLLARS per set Per-
feet ct and durability warranted. Cali and see
Parsicuiar attention devoted to nlling and pre-,
serving the teeth.
4 Teeth extr acted without pain.
Dental Rooms, 500 Broad street. oc 10
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made at Norfolk. Bills OF ladng signed through.
psSgss phAdelph fsT P1E meals A asS 1
oc II Office A:5 Dock street.
DUWHArAE SrEAMBUATas5S
i COMPAN Y.-ST ca hER lsasSssfs4sS'
STATE OF MARYLAND AND PETE ~ k52iSy 30
PaE sf1T RI SH3i LIS - EA6;
TfMOaE, MAKING CLOSE CVHHkC4226S
EH NTH sEE toR ia EF4p = tbPERt41dE
0k RoawAkDINa, AID ASd,r &c T r., H.Sao
TUEsDAY, TaURsDAY ard sATiIkyR2ASYs. PAX.
DAY, and aAlURDAY., ,...s-..,-, ann
Io'clock 2. Il. These steamers have e. celisnt .S
loon, stateroom, and passenger ACCOMMODATE.
Fare, TWO DOLLARS: meals and etster""D
extra. For freight or passage apply 20
HkRYEYS n WILLIAMS, AEenS
sum Commercial Bl2cs.
AOa NORFOLK, POBT8- 49,
e MOUTH, AEDALL LANDING ) 'ekh<saA-s 80,
o. IgE SAz ~. s sSEx tsp ti &' g @
roRD, leaves hsr wharf y EockS:ts Tor Spg md
aaIa plass. MoSPAX w vi -5@ss a sae
PhsSENeERs arrive &t HQkF0Lk IN tine 70
connec: with steaDers for BALIiaVEE 1-1
FT fgkIS S !esyes s. CITY PoIaT FOR PETnSs-
gUR8 % arrival OF SfEAhhE'
Yara 70 Norfolk, a. ,.,,,
sssstysa 4g ss4PEabtf Tus FSr fG
PORTSMOUTH, BOSTON, EhITihOhJ? E1S
PRINCIPAL LANDINGS QS CHEsAfESs;nn66
BAY. and Alb LANDINGS ON JAMES hI'SN
at Reasonable rates 80,
Yreights for way-landinSs mus be prE-pa.e, =,
Letters entrusted 10 pprser OF steamer msts ~
enclosed In Government stamped envelope.
Apply to l.. y. IAIUH, AsstH
nbil Ottee, steamers Wass.-
TTOR NEW YORh-OLD DO %SaGS
A MINIoN STEAMSHIP CohPA-szsEssSsS.Sss
EI,-The splendid new 6iee-Theei steam w.
I3AAC BELL, SARATOGA, NIA6AHs, hlsDgt -,
AARLE, and HATTERES, lcaye New 49, r,T ~.
Richmond every WEDNESDAY sud ~ ~ s,ns
DAY. Leave Richmond every TUEaDAA
SATURDAY. 1850 r.ysnt
These anips are entirely new they have e:ssHss
saloons and staterooms: the faTe, EecpInLn"
Tons, and attention, are unsurpassed --,sa
Preights for points beyond New YORK lot we .e
| With dispatch, and no charge rnsde save i"i
| .nsi expenses incurred. .., ~, al
! close CONNECTIONS made with steamers iof a.
| southern and European ports. ,..st
Insurance elected ct lowest ratss wten orr lex
| n. L.. HcCREhpY, President, la Nfeeb''S-
| WILLIAM G. DUNLAP q CO., A&sa,s'
| Main ana Els@eaSa fFrF1e-"
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BY Cook q Laughton, Aucsioneers,
corner of aoYernor ana Franklin streets.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-22
The Pacific Railroad Approaching
Com pletiOu.

The rails have been hi aeross the two grcat
mountain ranges III the oontinent-the Rocky
Mountains aud the sierr, Neyadas and are be-
ing rapidly pushed onward along the intervening
valleys. Many persons imagined, whea the Pa
eihe Railroad was projected, that It would halt at
the mountain barriers. The result has been that
the Corporations entrusted with It's construction
have redoabled their energies as the work went
on. Twelve hundred mies OF the route between
Omaha and Sacramento are made by the locomo-
tive, and the gap OF about live hundred miles be-
tween the Eastern and Western portions will be
further reduced by $50 miles before January,
Verify, this is marvellous progress and the Oysr-
land Railroad is no longer thing Of hope and
conjecture II Is almost an assured success.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company who
have in hand the Pacific Halt OF the line, have
built more than 300 miles since the hTst OF July
last, and have 100 miles graded in advance Of
their track. The growing confidence Of the com.
munity In this Road Is shown by the demand for
the First Mortgage Gold Bonds issued thereupon,
which were two years ago offered At %, are now
selling at lO3 and interest, in currency, and may
60 higher shortly. There is, we are informed, a
probability that the remainder OF the Loan will
be disposed of within . short time. Capitalists
and others interested in such matters can learn
the particulars and foundation OF the Bonds by
reference to the advertisement Of the Financial
Agents, Messrs, Fisk Hatch, Of New York
city, elsewhere in this issue.
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The forty-sixth annual meeting of this
Society was held in Montpelier on
Wednesday, October IA, at two o'clock
p. NJ.
The Treasurer reported over $4,000 as
tho receipts of the Society during the
year. The agent reported that some
thing had been done during the year in
the work OF distributing the Scriptures in
several counties; and the religious Socie-
ties in the State, and especially the
Young Mems Christion Association, were
invited by resolution to earnestly assist
in carrying forward this work. The Off
GERS elected for the year are as follows:
President-Hon. PAUL DuLINGHAM.
Corresponding Secretary-Rev, w. II.
Gilbert.
Recording Seoretary-Rev, a, L. Coop
er.
Treasurer Ion. J. A Page.
Auditor-H Y. Barnes, Esq.
Vice -AddisonCounty, Hon.
w. Nash Bennington County, Rev. J,
jennings; Caledonia County, Rev. Mr..
'Tasker; Chittenden County, Rev Mex:
Petty; Essex County, Rev 5, B. Currier;
Franklin County. j. G. Smith; Grand
Isle County, Rev O. G. Wheeler: La
noble County, Rev. J. T. Ford Orange
County, John Lynde, Esv.; Orleans Coun-
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Vermont Medical society.

At the annual meeting of this society,
held in Montpelier, the following persons
were elected officers for the year ensuing :;
President, s. 5. Richmond, NJ d., of
Woodstock.
Vice-President, J. Fl Hamilton, NJ D.,
of Richford.
Secretary. l.. c. Butler, NJ. D., of
Essex.
Treasurer, J. f. Macomber, NJ d, of
Montpelier.
On motion of DIR. Richmond, the fol-
lowing persons were appointed committee
on the subjects named, to report at the
next annual meeting:
On Fractures, DR.. S. W. Thaycr, of Bur-
lingtcn.
On Uses and Abuses of Spectrum, DR..
A. 7. Woodward, of Brandon.
On Uses and Abuses of Opium, DR., c.
p Frost, of Brattleboro.
On new Remedial Agents, DR.. l. c. But
Ter, of Essex.
The following persons were elected
Honorary Members of the Society Ash
bel Woodward, NJ. D., of Connecticut,
Walter Burnham, NJ. d., of Massachusetts,,
Hiram Corlis, NJ D., Of n. Y, G. P. Conn,
NJ. d., of New Hampshire.
An obituary notice OF DIR. a. A. At
wood, of Sharon, was presented by DR..
Phelps of Barnard.
The place of the next annual meeting
was fixed at Brandon, on the first Wednes-
day and Thursday Of June, 1869.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-22
state Items.

Parker Page, of Enosburgh, has dis
covered slate on his farm that is pro-
nounced by good judges to be equal to the
best.
The trotting horse, Peter Palmer, has
been sold to Erastus Corning, jr,, Of Al
bany, for $4,000.
--Swiney and Lewis, of Vergennes,
have just sold their factory for manufao-
turing furniture, on the falls, to Wallace
S. Holland.
"A school ma'am, who has been fined
see for whipping scholar, has had the
money made up to her by the citizens of
Andover.
Aaron Bancroft, OF Montpelier, aged
IS years, made misstep Tuesday morn
ing. and fell over his shoemaker's bench,
injuring him badly, fatal result being
feared.
A. Wright, of Barton, accidentally
struck an axe into his knee, making a
wound some seven inches long and cut
ting down through the muscles, flesh and
veins into tho bone.
A couple of dogs belonging to james
Andrews and Dewitt Bromley, of Derby,
have killed seventy or eighty sheep be-
longing to Wesley Paris, John Hilliard,
H. f. johnson, and VIM. Veil.
A memorial record Of the soldiers
furnished by the town of Greensboro, has
been published. There were ia accred-
tied TO the town. OF these, , were not
accredited by name, % died, ) deserted,
and G3 were discharged, leaving : unac-
counted for.