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PoULTNEY.-At the election of the Ma
tional bank of Poultney, held on Tuesday
the following officers were elected:
Directors Joseph Joslin, President
Lucius Copeland, Zenas c. Ellis, Edward
Clark, Jonas Clark
Cashier-Merritt Clark
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ReSiRned.

BosToN, Jan: 10.
Rev. J. ID. Huntington has resigned the
pastorate of Emanuel church to accept
the Bishopric of the Diocese of Central
New York.
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\ GENTS WANTED FOR THE

1 Sale OF the Amer can Year Book aud Ma
tonll Register Tor 1869. Astronomical Historical,
Political, Financial, Commercial, Agricultural,
Educational, Religious. This work contains "A
vast fund OF late and valuable information respect
ing the United states aud Foreign countries, in
Guiding every department OF the General aud
state Governments, which an classes Will find in
valuable Tor daily reference Address Q. b. CASE
& 90. Pmhll.hers. Hartflrl. Conn.
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New York News.

New YORK, Jan. 10.
The following U. s. Senators were
elected to-day: Mass, Charles Sumner !;
Michigan, 8. Chandler; Missouri, Carl
Sohurz.
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Southern News.

AUGUSTA, Ga Jan. 10.
Gen. Sweeney and command returned
from Ogorhee this morning. Everything
there was quiet, and no further trouble
anticipated.
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Senator Elected.

HARRIsBURGH, Jan. 10. :
The Pennsylvania Legislature to-day
elected Hon. John Scott as United States
Senator
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FIRE IN MILToN.-A destructive fire
occurred in Milton about 3 o'clock on
Saturday morning, destroying Mr.. E. L..
Whitney's block and the dwelling house
of Lyman Burgess. The block of Mr..
Whitney was occupied by various parties,
in different branches of business Owing
to the exertions of the citizens, most of the
contents of the burnt buildings were
saved, as, also, were adjoining houses and
the bridge. The Whitney block was
valued at $4,000; insured for $500.
Loss on the other property about $4,000.
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BEEF Per 100 los. on total weight II hide. tai
low aud meat extra, !l3 5BG1i 10. first quality
81 ,16t13 80, second quality, 81 Y3stlZ BIZ third
quality, 30 joalo ~. 4 i,w choee single pairs,
al 2jAli SO some OF the poorest cows, lr. e. U0
,GlO 90. a few choice AZ SyUtu.
/ WORKING OMEN t2uHa215
HANDY STEERS slrg1i l1l>-or much Accord
ing to their value as beet.
/ COWS AND YOENG CALVES Pair quality
si0G 20. extra t5jalOD. farrpW aud dry tB5r5n.
+ STORES THIN YOUNG CATTLE Tor farm
ers one year Cd: :ls e2N' two years Old, $-5aIj
three years old :ijSthU.
SHEEP Per pound, live weight soc. *
SHEEP AND LAMBS Per head. in-Io.., 81 9,
5l6 90.
FAT HOGS Per pound, 81. ape
T PEIIs- lpOtLl5oc; country lots, dry, 7jas.c.
PoILTki-Buti lew al market, prile,l2 q Toe,
HIDES Brighton lOalo.c.; country lot, 10
9l04c.; caliskIns lSa20c.
SHOTES-l0 lie. Retail, Halle.
7h@sc.
REMAINS.
The number Of western cattle received at Brigh-
ton this week is a little larger than the two pre-
ceding weeks. This gave butchers "A better
chance for selection, and some grades rather
more favorable terms. Still, on the whole. prices
remain firm. OF 9iG head Of western cattle, sold
wednesday afternoon, % were sold at l2c. per
pound, Is at xc., % at IKE, Il at l3c., 20 az
l3kc., 80 at l3Ac., and 81 at lic. per pound. The
receipts at Cambridge to-day were 40 cattle, and
the demand was good. DeWOlf & Prouty sold
one pair of oxen at l4c.. one pair at l3c., and
three at l2c j. Lyman sold four oxen, estimated
to dress 1900 each, at lac. per pound, twelve
other oxen at l3@l31c per Id. Baldwin Bowen
sold nine oxen, gross 1--we weight IA 900 pounds
l31c., and nine steers $50 pounds, at lie, and
ten oxen and steers at Il kCl3c. per pound, esti-
mated to dress ten cwt. each. Rice * Livingston
sold six New York oxen, 10 dress 900 pounds
each, at l3c. per pound, two extra oxen, live
weight 1910 pounds, at AYE, fed by j. Thomas,
of Salem, Ny; one bull, TO dress 500 pounds,
for t72, and two mich COWS and young calves at
$50 each. j. Mcfarland sold 20 Canada cows at
average of Ice per pound, Is steers at lie. per
pound, one large bull at loo. per pound, and
slim one, TO dress COO pounds, for 80.
About 200 western sheep have been received
during the week on commission. The receipts at
Cambridge were about $500, of which 2272 ar
rived this morning. The stock finds a fair mar
ket at from 4 to exc. per pound, according to
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GENTS WANTED FOR 4 NEW

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ny The best Scholar, and Anltsi literary journals
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BOSTON Produce 1rarsc..

Reported expressly Tor the HEEsLp hy rusArlFE-
LIN, s1.uaa> - zoe, c1I.mi- Merchants,
- AaI 50 Faa.Ul Hal M.4#.s.. Boston.
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known through the medium of the HER
AID, that there is living and never-fail-
ing mineral spring among the notable
things af Castleton. Its name and fame
is not wide spread like the springs at
Sheldon and Middletown, but its excel
lent qualities have been tested, and are
well-known at home. For several years,
great benefit has been derived by individ-
uals in this vicinity, and few from
abroad have been made better in health
by the use of these healing waters. They
are situated on lands owned by Mr.. 5. II.
Langdon. a short distance east of the vii
lage. They may not become famous in
our day, but in somebody S day they will.
Mention was made of this spring some
six years ago by Mr.. c. c. Dewey, then
editor of the HERALD. He visited this
spring about that time in company with
Mr.. Iangdon.
At the annual meeting of the Congre-
gational Sunday School, few evenings
since Hon. c. NJ Willard rendered his
resignation as superintendent OF the
school. For thirteen years he has acted
in this capacity to the acceptance OF the
entire school and church. Mr. w related
numerous interesting incidents and remin-
ences that had occurred in the progress Of
the school during his connection with it.
Of the twenty teachers thirteen years
since, only two remain; Of the 120 pupils
at that period, not more than 10 are mem
bers now. Their contributions for bency-
olent objects have always been generous
But few teachers or scholars have been re-
moved by death, none within the last
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Thc Herald - the only paper III
the County OF kutiand. or this sec
lion af Vermont that takes seie-
graphic news. shc Herald receives
the Assuci;ttcd Press Reports regn-
larry.
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THE IMPERIAL FIRE INSU
l. RANCE COMPANY,
IF LONDON.
ESTABLISHED \. u. 1903.

Capital aud Cash Accommodations s. 900 900, Gold.
Has established a Branch OF the Company in the
nited States,
OFFICE. NO. 40 PINE STREET,
NEW YORK
for the purpose Of transacting a. General Fire In
surance Business III tins country. The following
named gentlemen, constitute the Local Board OF
Directors for the United States Branch
L. NJ. Archibald H. b. NJ Consul Chairman.
\. A. Low, OF y. A. Low & Bros.
+. S. Jatfray, of K. s. Jaffray Il Co.
Richard Irwin, of Richard Irwin & Co.
DAVID solomon, No. Ii West Thirty-eight st.
J. Boorman Johnston, of J. Boorman Johnston
* Co.
Jas. stuart, OF j. & j. Stuart
All losses OF the United States Branch WILDE
adjusted and paid in New York
The reputation and standing which this COM
pany has secured during the sxty-ive years it has
transacted business throug )ut the world toxether
with the large and undouoted security it Offers tor
all Obligations, Will, it Is hoped, secure for it
share of the public patronage.
EDGAR w. CROWELL,
Resident Manager New York
The undersigned have been appointed General
Agents of the above company for New Hampshire,
Vermont, and Northern New York.
All applications for agencies In said territory,
should be addressed to this agency, accompa MED
with recommendations, and they VIII receive our
prompt attention.
PRfNDLE, BURNHAM & TEMPLE,
jan2od&w2w. General Agents, Rutland. Vt
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Glass it'arf, sc.

n EWMAN WEEKS IL co. ARE
Agents for the sale of the Cottage Window
Shades. made - wood strips. We can furnish
them IN eoors BUT, Brown or Green, and any
size to order. They are the cheapest shade for
large windows IN Stores, Halls, and Hotels, that
can be found.
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n p SIMMONS.

Attorney and Councillor at Law. Once NO. .,
ID floor, Cramton's New Building.
Nov. 8, 1865. d6wu
NB-The books and accounts OF J. III. Hall 4
Co. are IN my hands. An imraediate settlement
will be required.
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FIENDIsH AssAULT.-The Free Press
records mysterious case Of supposed as
sault with intent to kill, which occurred
on the Sd inst, on the highway just north
of Burlington. 1t appears that young
Frenchman named Phillip Guyette, living
on Colchester Point, drove to Burlington
on the evening Of the Sd inst, with his
sister, and leaving her there, he returned.
As he did not reach home, the next morn
ing his father made search, and on reach
ing Stephen Morgan's house found the
horse, which Lad wandered there with the
wagon during the night He found his
son at another neighbor's, III sort OF hall
conscious state, with several ugly wounds
ON his head, apparently made by blunt
instrument He was taken home and
though medical attendance was produced
he was unconscious for four or five days,
and has not yet been able to give any
connected account Of the affair. The
whole affair is mysterious, but it IS sup
posed some one tried to murder him.
TN WEDDING IN RoCHEsrER.-Th
citizens of Rochester and vicinity, to the
number Of about eighty, on the evening
Of the 18th inst, were invited to meet at
the residence Of Crosby G. Martin, to cele-
br4te the tenth anniversary Of their mar
riage, in the shape Of tin wedding. The
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PETER G. JONES d SON,
Dealers in all kinds Of Paper. Also, Agents for
smith 4 Peters' Pnntsrs' Card Stock, NO. 70
Water corner Devonshire street, Boston.
sugSdkvly
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Arrival and Departure OF sra'hs'

FIR BsIlow. Falls.-l2.so x 500 M, -l2:o9 m.,&
&. huntington, 80 & $3.50 a. m, l:2o < $50
r.o,iaston and F State ~ line, -5:35 .. ~. aud
slratosa, $40 * 10 80 a. m, 8 = y ? NJ
4a.um, lilo & 'e0u a. M, -tU' 80
fi.2u f. m
TRAINS ARIyEAr nCrLAAp
r ,s.r ,us 10 am, s5lo 800
Darlington, -, y ii 30 a. m, 40 4 '7.sg
,aay.an and E 5,',,, Inc, -lI:,o a. m. and
,-.-.,... rs. 4. IN la., & l9.-or. IA.
-s..,a. eos $3.50 "a. IA, $50 y '5:5o ?. m
Mail Tram. HliAsu'
she Herald j. the only paper in
The County OF Rutland. or this See
ZION of Vermont that takes seic-
graphic news. Thc Herald receives
the Associated Press Reports regn-
s larry.
LIST IS HAVE A CoNFEcrIoSERY
ESTABLISHMENT Among the " Rut-
land Interest" wanted, says the Iudepen-
dent .I- Urge Confectionery Establish
maa r." 81 that We may have una
dyi.era.aI candy far our oGi}lran This
.o.a.- Institution Is necessary foftle per-
,asnan, eer.-'s J Rutland The In>1e-
r.al.nt pos, against the Woo Isrocl Rail-
r..l butts decidedly in favor Of soap
f..tarvanIa sugar. plum manutactory.
Lotus aa ~ in for thc soap factory and
confectionery establishment, and apply
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NEW PATENT SIDE BRACKET
IN Lamps with siivered Glass Refectors, at
noy2ldGwtf NEWMAN WEEKS CO.'S.
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\. Y. STOCK ana Money Market.

NV loKK, Jan. -.
Money continues easy al CO. per cent on ali
loans.
Sterling exchange dull at los I. q 1898, on
first class bills.
GOLD-Closed at 1872 *.
The movement in Governments Stocks Is quiet
and without decided change.
Money Is ia rather more inquiry, chiefly from
smaller firms on the street. but easy call from
discount at 7Gg.
Gold lower. and weakness in exchange, but
closed steady. Opened at 49,, and closed at
35as.
For Governments the following are the clos ing
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wtSgLrs. stuLEF-, FrE"rrrHF All. COUNTER
ToIs. EIrNG sNp BrfTpING srONE
CIR To oEDFk.

our Nu1is- belU, situated in the vicinity - 'H-
eel"Hri-z RHf.aua QuarII.-, Aud our marble D.
ing Away CAREFULLY -FLFcrEp from the eufiI-
production, w. sT- enabled 90 furnish tsft.T
grades 81 stock aud 90 In4nuicfure At lover rate
than can De- afforded "l-..sh.r-.
Parties desiring FIr-f-ela~- Cemetery Improve
tlruf- ..IH h4se designs prepared and work for
ss4rt . - tu3 erected ~ any part - the country.
fnAKtSGNWtf
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+ AMPS. LAMPS. LAMPS !

A large and extensive assortment Of Lamp
and Lanterns constantly on hand. Bronz.
Chandelier, Hall Lamps, Bracket Lamps. Par
Tor Lamps. Also, common Lamps Of all kinds.
Al-o Lamp chimneys, Burners, wieking, whole
sale and retail at
NEWMAN WEEKS d cos.
DEST SPERM OIL LANTERNS,
- Lantern Globes, Lamp Globes and Rings,
Kerosene OH. Burning Fluid. Small Fluid Lamps
Tor a hotel OF chamber lamp, AZ
NEWMAN WEEKS 4 CO.'S.
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THE BISHOP PILL :
TIE BISHOP PILL
THE BISHOP PILL

Not Dramatically not 'Ayer's-not Wight,
Btu
"CoSTAR'-" BISHOP PILL,
Which - bound 10 take the place OF all oilers
r., Taiusry efficacy Tor Co-uy-nes,. Indigestion,
Dysp. PISA, Headache. N.ry as DEBILITY, Liyti
Complaint, &c. Medical journal, sept.
Positively fhe best PA m the word.
Thousands 81 Boxes now used.
al Dru.l.'s ~ RutlnI sell them.
Or address ..c0SrAR.' NJ. 10 Crosby Street,
New York.
"In.,' Cough will Kill you,'
Try - 'O-iAr'z Cough Remedy.
"Coljs ana HBar-en-s- Lad 20 death
Try "ct,s;ars" Cough Remedy.
"For Groups whoopWg conghr, sc..'
Try ..s.y-'.lr'-" cough Remedy.
'-costtr says II i the beet ia the WIDE worl !
ami IL ~. SAY 50 is rru"-its Irus-it- True
.aui We -ay. TTs u FRY TRY IT,"
VI rnins Pap-r. Aug. -
All Druggist ia Rutland SELF
Or al 3T,sss 'tGD>TAE,' NJ. ~ Crosby 81, >. y.
"COSTAR'S"
STANDARD PEEPAEATIoN
.Co-'aI'-" Rat Roach Nr. EN'errnipa'ors.
O.. ~ sf'-' Bed Eu-' LNhrfnirt'nr-.
"l,-'aI'>' #auIv Iur" Insect Powder
"bu.y trttliid- fl,.glaci,s knpwn."
%, y,#ar- s-ttf'1-i-' 'n Ner YORK"
f.1 Us# Boxes arI sIs-s- ~ slIftrfur.A daIly.
g.. lfeaEr - 90 curious imitation"
"All DRUGGIST in El'hill sell fhern.''
Address "ts-tar.' Dr. crosby ~. ". sr ! hn
r. Henry. Successful D.Tlss Barn"- & 90, -
ET.att f. +. FFHS 4 o,,.. Rutland. VI
Iulyl1iHsly
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For Bellows Falls, l2.5o x 800 NJ i4'''' NJ"
t1,uy b. IN. -,
g, burlington, I.5o * $3.50 a. m, l:Io < o..
p IN
50 bennington aud state line, 1880 =. ~. ai'
+5l5 p. IN.
.slratosa, G4u x 10 80 a. nv & = y ?. ~.
salon, Flo & 'e.uo a. M, --o' ~ '''
tf.2u f. m.
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Es'sss franklin Posts Rsal Estate column.
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pEE-o<hL-J. L. Bagloy, formerly Of
Ratand. and t'r many years master wood
workman OK tie BatlAul Railroad, Is at
present engaged i'm constructing the new
suspension bridge over the Mississippi mt
Quincy Ill., the span Of which will be the
largest Of the kind in the world, being
some l.. 100 feet and the estimated cost Of
which j. about 100000. Mr. Bagley
a noted hriige-builder, having erected
many large and substantial works in
yaipus sections Of the country, the most
noted of which i the one completed by
him about a year since for. the Philadel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
road over tho Susquehanna River, at
Hyro de Grace, Nd.
BURNING. OF WuLIsroN ACADEMY.
III. Academy in Williston WAS burnt
last Friday evening. Part of the furnt-
tura and few SCHOOL, books were saved
I'll Free Press SAYS: That it was the work
Of an inccEdiary. Is put beyond doubt b.
the fact discovered after the fire broke
out, that some shavings which had ac-
oamulated in making the repairs necessi-
tated 10y the last fire, and which had been
gathered into one corner Of lower room,
had been carried into the attic directly
under the belfry, and it was inferred from
their odor, when found burning, that they
had been saturated with kerosene oil be-
fore being set on fire.
The Academy was large brick build
ing, and was built in le41. 1t was thor
oughly repaired ten years since, and was
valued at $1,000, and was insured, we be-
neve, In the Vermont Mutual, for 81 400
~ sSs Uranium Posts Real Estats column
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Business Cards.

FRANCIS A. FISHER.
GENERAL BROKERAGE AID INSURANCE
AGENCY.
Room No ?, Second hfnry. Gramton's New Block,
on MercLAni-' How, EBtlAnc-
se dta
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aelaaBI Aapsi, sDiam 4ebs, saiissr, 9fatnlsapH.
Names 9 pts, an 5ebn sSrE, 5drmr, sser ise, esha
Scuntp. .. ..- 40. =
nSiaeuebbD SdhRs 5dnsl Sbntt darmsr, 9ote =Sbsi
hail, esIha Scinip.
sebn @B, ON Gsibsrine, ~ ., HetnbS, es'ba Sepip.
0Inti Scrbi 5pier. SSclabrtant, GSpnip
escrae ~ eiitns, an sltr Dennis, altucrn. I at.r'
Vaulino sisin, an Stsrss 9cSe GGbrsnsr, Allentown.
Sr sriaubsn uns eos Vubum bsnadriis,n, eaf 6,ji
pebreehne" ars wabrene eee 5abrse 1868 IN unisrsm Mr.
mshbdnE mil absnetlen, &abtbebtra uho 5dbfId wrtbtn
irurstn une cas- Diciire Ger armbirsi Girato s
nimtn, snsn srcfn absilt rtbn Sbub uns anlsrs ssr
unasrtttt iutcnmrn jl lalsn. p -. .'.f
aBir Sirstiorn ron esa Soun bhhnissn
hsrii olf mir Gle cbiat Hsna atpriit une ubsrtbsn un
essib errs ahpesn babtn r etsn nnaaeb. iiilei eIr
unisrs eanetbriit cen i5tsn 5amiar 1869 r.. p
Solomon @risismsr, r
Daniel y. @lobr, Sirsttoren.
SenrD &ittcr
Ssbruar u, 1869 rl3ml
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8 inter ginribtuns.-Oscsm,
ber-l4. 1865.

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wsllsn naG philadelphia, Nrm Yctf, 9ltaSina,
Vottspiues 9amaaua, @fblane, ejtanpn 4len.
tcipn, eaROn, eptrata, eitib, eareaRsr. GOipnl,
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3dgs gsHtn ron 5arrIaburg na& gfp.soti
tpIs fctst: lin $50, um S 5G u8 10 Roratns,
UNI II. 40 U. 205 yiaGmiltageu u umfO so utr
Na&ts; fis ersi6en gtw gptf uni 60 t2 20
gurmitass, 8 so unb z 90 unb 1905 gladm!i.
tass unb 615 gcrmittdss. Sls fstsn nit dtn.
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sins unS ben 10 so NaGt 3lS Obne bic 8arrsn
iu peGltln.
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2 05 unb q 10 8a&mttass unb ealim lei ei.
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900 WerstnS. t2 90 Niltaes, s. 10 Na6mli,
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farren ttsltitsn ZEN 900 Morssns. uab ttu
$40 unS 8 90 abnt,dse BON Nsw ycrf ctns
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piat um Z, 80 u. 845 Norsens u PAS glnttm :;
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700 MOrssns unb 12 80 NoGmittass Sama.
qua um $50 MOrstns uns 2 30 gaGmitiass,
| far pblabtiptia. - 49,
Sttsstsn pon TOttssls na& SauIsburs. ola
S&uytfiu. unb SuSousbanna. GtI,nbatn, um Z. 10
Woraens unb mad pine @Iopf unb S,smcnt um
II 80 Sormittase.
Der 8tabins aceomobatIOns. Bug psrlGbt
Rtaeins I'm z 80 WUrssns unb frtrt pon Tblla.
bslptia um 4.45 Na&mittaas su,ade -s
+ Ter poitsipipn N0cmoeatipns. 3ua prlast
pottf.swn UNI Gas Nicrssrs unb fsbrt Don
philadelphia um 4 90 @bsnls Sutud. s-e
DIE eOlumtia.eiisntatn 3a@ s,tsn BON
8sasIns um ZOO NorstnS. unb Il gla&mii.
tass nae epbra'a, elii, eoreaatr. Columbia &c.
~ Die YtrfIUnsn eiitnbatn. 9ass saiaTtn Der,
fcnisn Sunetlon rm g.. NorstnS tmb 5. 80
Ra6mIttass ;Sutldtrbtsnb StrlaF'nfis g6ippat
um D. Uormtsta8S une l2.45 WaGmIttdg5,
mlt dtrll&tn 3astn an Ger Maeins GIftnbata
| f& snbmbenb.. le tei -.- .ao
tan Sonntastn.-Stt psrtaTtn Mp.
gort 800 abtnbc, philadelphia 800 9lOrss u.
3.l5 gla6mittass, (ter 6,lltr.9us Morssns
sstt bloc mad 8tabinsD poittStat um 8 W
Worssns. 5arristurs uIn $50 WOrssns. 4l0
unb 1850 NaGmitiass, Rsabins UNI 1 ,05. 3 90
unb us Wcrgns fdr harrisburg. UNI 1850
unt 7.3l 8ormtttass fiir Ntw. yorf untum 425
jla&mttaSs fiir pbilabslptia.
~ recmmutaticn., Milsase,, Sailon.. S6ul.
une ercurfcns' aidsts BON unt mad allen punt.
ten 5u rfbu3irtsn prtiItn.
@tpdd rcltb bar&ssGsdt unit 100 pfuHt Rnb
tsbsm paFaSirt srlaubt. .-.- -
%. G. WicolIs.
tr'7cs ~a 49, 4u' @fnEsl Snterin.enttt.
8iedbina, pa., Dtrtrnter %, 1868. nobp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-09
Ssusr. .Ssrfiterunos. .Sefsuf6aft con
8e,fs uno etda Counties.
gl q G + | 6 t. a....z .....

gla6ridt iplrb biermit 9e9eben al bic WlitSlie.
Der Der beagten Gompagnie, baB e.il Sag bon
| Sbalsr auf iebeS bsriiberte Sauleno Sbaltr
Sele9t iporben III. um ben 0srIult ipelds btribie'
bsue Ntsliebsr bur6 SsHsr geiitsn baben, unb
Tim e5 ben Ylit9leoern bsauemliber 6l MAIDEN,
wurps YrrrD 8iftlsr, bon qDnn Soipnidipl Qe6a
6ountD gum Collector ernannt, ipeld,er gsSen.
,partis lsin pre, oil Den fOI9snpcn benamtsn
5asen unb NIdBen I'M bsiastsn Sag in empfan9
81 nebmsn. ndmIib; rs1 at.au1l .3rl
WdrS II. 1869 bsi Oapie S,sinlD. aIbanD,
8ert5 County. r-l "a ...efsr .l.. ..s.g
N6rJ IL bel G, @IsiItr, @reenipitd, 8erts SO.
Mdr5 f3. bel 4errD 8iItlsr, 9Dnn, 2eba So.
wldr3 10. bei Sbmitt uno erou, ycnterie,
Sert5 GountD. .se ,'1 5.E .gs5 ga.i
Rd8 16. bel Daniel 3immsrmann, 8nBtoipn,
8srf5 9ouniD s.5 ..1 ..5,.f ...,ra d. r
Wdr5 IL. bel -zz-- Nlerfsl, (9sibenlpsrssrS)
Ribmonb, 9erfs County. .r :,
Ndr5 Is. bei Sobn- SorB, Reip Ssruiasn.
9erfs County, gr :r. gsFaE 7sgr.aE
Md3 10. bel Sobn Ssnnius, 9onsldpamm
BerfS GountD ..' '.'f... ~
gdrs 20 bel gster sdtuOpsr. aotbrodSbias,
Serts County. ~
Mdrs % bel @i9arO sSsrs, sonsIdpamm,
Serf5 County. "'..~-. 90 '.-.. a..
MdrJ % bei gSm 9Iant, NlburtiS, gerts 60
Ndr3 "a. bel Sobn SoIS. sopcn, ..'..' %: ~" d,
1dr3 25. BET Slauc Sdbns, Sbsr.@ .@acunsie +
9cbu GountD. ,-.,....- Il e.t ''... .,
Idr, 81. bsi 3, 9. globr, @siBsnturg 9c6aGo.
NdrS 90. bel Col Sbmitt "a +" '"t -
Rdr3 80. bel 3, Zimmerman, 9ctpbia' a..
@dr5 81. bel Giias sSerIp, WsiSnbura ~
april 8. bel Yet. Soaas. eagle YOlnt, SptS SO.
april 5. bel e H. Y 9ilner, 9leaIent Corner,
2eba GomtD. ~ ~ .2... + I,
april G. bsi Sap peter, sSal5inSton, 9sda &c.
apriI Z. bei SopuS CSwalo, 9Dnn, aeda So q.
april g. g. 9ub, Sdfionbiile, = ~ ~ a. a.
Der Ste abfdnitt bcr stebehssi,Be ber bsfastsn
Gompl9nie beltimmt, caB ipenI Elm @itglisb btIl
COLLECTIONS Sag oerfiumt. lno innerbab 40
Sage ieinen Sar nidt tbtpblt, 10 iou ioIdeS iaum-
feli9e 0litslieb Die btiaste Sslileuer (tax) bop.
pelt ber,prten unb bsSablCu. .nog ~
, Scbes @itsIlsb briuss isins 4olicD NIT, uno
iolde bic Werdnberun9en in ibrer 8sriibsruu9en
tpani6tn. tSnnsn Is 81 ssidU3eit bstpirft baben,
au6 iOlbe bic pGniden Ritslieber beidgtT Com.
paSnie 5u ipsrbsn. fuben cine quite 6slessubsit.
Nuf gsfsbl beS SoarbS 1.3g Tlns.T5ig 4
q rrhn Sraneis Dsie, Sefrstdr i
SebriIar %. li"-1 1fg ~ nQ3m