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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-02
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STATE oFvERMONr. DISTRICT

~ Of Rutlsnd, -. The Probs.e Court for he
District Of Rutland. To ali peI-sgs nj, rest. d
in the estate Of Ihoma- j. I evHs, late q Hyan-
dan, m said district. oec-ss.o, SBpTT1So.
BY the authority -of the state 81 Vermont,
you sre hereby notified 10 appear before said
Probate GoUrr, at the Probate Once Ia kufispd,
In rald district. the 81 ue.osy - l+c~mber,
A. ID 1893, 90 show cause. If any yOn have, why
the account IL Sfe.sb-n h. F.skbuf-f, Ads.inil-
traitor, OF the esta'e 81 aid deceased, should Mt
be alOgsd, and slso My the brfidue 20 sai1
estate should not lie distributed 10 the part 60
entitled thereto.
Dated At Rutland, in said district, this 9Th
day Of November. A. ID. 1863.
VIC. EDGEETOS,
4swsws ID Register
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DARN TO SELL OR EXCHANGE

A Farm of 100 acres, situated in the village OF
East Poultney. Good buildings; house recently
fitted up. Fine orchard and other fruit, Good
water. Mostly level land, in good condition,
very productive, and well fenced. Will sell on
easy terms or exchange for a good country bust
| ness. Sugar works and wood on the farm. Price,
%, 900.
Address, FARM, p. o. Box No. 5, East Poult-
ney, VT, or at this Office. novl3d&wlm
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~ The Undersigned, having been appointed BY
the Hon. Probate Court for the Distinct u Rut-
haven, Commissioners 20 receive. examine and ad-
just all claims and demands Of all persons ~ .sD-f
Calvin Crt~smaD, late Of GarencoB, la sid
District, deceaSed, hereby give notice that
We VIII meet for the purpose OF examining and
allowing said claims the late residence OF said
crosmsn, on tbs fourth Saturdays OF January
O'Clock p. m, each Of said days. and that sax
months fTo0 the 23fh day OF October. A u. 1853,
IL the ume limited BY sand Court for said creditors
TO- present their claims TO tor examination
and allowance.
Dated At clarendon, VI. this 18th day Of octo-
Der, A. d. 1863.
LINUS r. COLyIN, c
r. HODGES,
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Deaths.

JENNINGS In Hubbardton, NOV q ia, sum
ner Jennings, aged - years.
TRACY In East Bethel. My. II, Rev, Leon
ard Tracy, aged % ye2cs, formerly pastor Of
the Baptist Church in Burlington.
KING. st Benson, Nov. 4th, willard King,
son OF EsaTy King, aged q years.
RANNEY In New York, Nov. aitl, julius
Ii. kanney, eldest son OF the late DR. 81 Ii. Kan
ney, aged 81 years
The remains v ere conveyed 10 Stocl bridge, Vt,
for buriti
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CTATE OF VERMONT. DISTRICT

y 81 IutlaDl, -. Tie Ffotafe LOnr flT fae
District Of Rutland:
Burditt, late Of IIttsfoid, IN saId di-inct. d.
csassd. GKEEIING.
by the authority II the state IS NsTIn0ut, you
arr hereby notified 20 appear beiof- ssid
Court, al IL. Probate Gfoe IA E,ltlaBc. ID saIG
district, the ihird TUESDAY Oi De0embsT. A. ID.
1863, Ia show cause, II any you have. Why the
account 81 w. T. BIesee, administrator of
the estate Of s-iH de- ea-ed. shoud not he alove6
snd airo Why the residue 81 said estate sboD d
no, BE- Distributed 70 the parties emitted thereto
Dated az Rutland, in -aid district. this 18Th dsy
of November, A. u. 1853.
W EDGERToS.
45w3u- "a k-sisfef
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Brown University Alumni Dinner.
NEW YORK, Nov. 30.

NEW YORK, Nov. 80.
The annual dinner of the Alumni of
Brown University took place this evening
at the Metropolitan Hotel. About sew
enty-five persons We're present. Secretary
Cox presided. Among those present
were DR.. Caswell, President of Brown
University Prof. Chase; Judge Bradley,
of the Supreme Court of Rhode Island !;
Judge Thomas, formerly Of the Supreme
Court of Massachusetts,; Hon. ]. n. Pat
ten, and ex-senator Foster Speeches
were made by Caswell, Foster and others.
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Spain's Concessions 20 Porto Rico
and Cuba.

w nSHH3SuIO-Nt kNUV. ~Vs
Minister Sickles, under date Of Nov.
18th, telegraphs Secretary Fish a. fol-
lows: I am authorized by the Minister Of
Colonies to inform You that the govern
ment measures for Porto Rico viii in
olude local self government; free pres |;
public schools; impartial suffrage; grad
nal, but speedy abolition Of slavery; and
oivil and political rights, without dis
tinctioa Of color; domiciliatsd forsignen
TO vote after SIX months residence.
These reforms are in good faith 10 b
sxtsadsd 10 Cuba when hostiliHss csass
md deputies are chosen In accordance
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YINDlCATOR-
DoDp'S
NERNINE
ONCE MORE.

Tie standard remedy for hilIousucss With lLy
medical profession j. the Anti bilious fl OF the
American PhaTmacOpo-iu. AMI ~ reputation
has been well enough deserved. BuI ~ l. "A PHI,
nevertheless, and most people ot sen>ibIlty ieel
something about as big meeting house com
ing into their throat whenever pit j. spoken Of.
DUDDS NERNINE AND Inv IGDRATOi
acts efficiently on the bi larry organism It lrrI-
tates ucIshcr stomach nor intestine IN IT. opera
ton and what is very important as MI good
nurses know, IL Is most agreeable - take. bciul,
as pleasant to the palate any delicate vine.
We all know how II il with Cod Liver oil. Ia a
pure state 10 Is excellent for conditions OF
debility, and particularly IN tendencies to Con-
sumption; aud yet many OF the best physicians
decline to prescribe II, because 1t 80 dIeadiully
sickens the patient. That, they say, makes II
do more BARN than good. With DOdI- Ner,Inc
all this becomes obsolete.
For sale by all Druggists. Price, 81. o,tlg-sw
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". Y. stock and Money Market.

Money without decided ehangs At 5a7 per cent.
for call loans.
Sterling exchange hrm at i0s@Io9s Tor first
class bills.
Gold unsettled, opening al l22, declining 10
l2l !. advancing 20 l23, closing az 1872.
Government Bonds closed dull
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ZONE OF THE OLDESr ANDBEs /

pN IL Of IL Il OLDLol AN ~ DfSl.
Thus speaks the Boston Transcript Of the New
England Farmer which is noted for the excellence
and tullness Of its Market and Stock Reports,
and the great extent Of its core pondence from
practical farmers.
Terms: $50 year for the Weekly. $50
for the Monthly Send lamp for specimens and
premium list.
p p EATON g ~, sos,on Mas
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ANkLuAtLE 9HFFI.-A fine Austrian
u~riuo back, Just imported, passed
through here on Monday, Ell route to
South Royalton. W; 1t was consigned to
she Rev L II. I-yford Of that place, and
COST, we are informed, $4,000, delivered
IN New York Who says the sheep fever
IL ended
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49, 'oR De D1ogo1o Rroneler
- Ice CounAosoU0osS. -
BuYyALo, Nov. %.
Tho Niagara Ffsntief Police Ccnmis-
sions were arraigned this morning b.
fore II. 8. Cutting, the oommissioose sp.
p .inted BY the Governor to take testimony
relating TO charges preferred for malfsa-
sance in Office. 8. Hammond, assistant
attorney general, and J. NJ Humphrey
appeared for the people. Sherman Rogers
responded as counsel for the defendants.
Evidence was taken on the eighth charge.
viz: Granting licenses to houses Of i'll
fame, etc, knowing them to be such, and
charging exorbitant rates for the same.
The investigation subsequently, adjourned
till tomorrow.
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RUTLAND SAVINGS BANK.

The Rutland Savings Bank has removed from
rs Old Banking House on the Park, to the NEW
BASH BLoCh opposite the Depot, on the same
Il, or east eudl with the National Bank Of Rut-
land, and Is open every business day from 9
o'clock a. IN. to l254, and from i 70 { O'Clock
p. IN. Closed on Saturday afternoon.
l.. DANIELS, Treas.
ku.lanl. Nov 5o, l1u1. dccId31&W3w
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AbScOnded-

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 30.
Rumors are rite tonight that Geo. L.
Hinghan, All alderman, engaged in manu-
featuring tobacco, has decs nlped, having
cashed forged notes and cert.fcatee of in
debtedness amounting to $4,000 or
$4,000
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The Case of Erie ". Vanderbilt Sc.
NEW YORK, Nov 30

Tie suit Of the Erie Railroad vs..
Vanderbilt was to-day postponed until
January.
The case OF the Erie Railway Company
W. Ramsay and others was argued on a
motion by counsel for Fisk and Gould TO
continue the injunction restraining
r u"--y -..d thor from I.'"-....''i',.s 'hsiI
suit During the arguments Mr.. Eaton
made personal explanation, declaring
the charge Of collision brought against
him to be blseless Decision was reserved.
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LupIow We are-glad to police some
Improvement in the m.uuer Of rrlig ious
-ervirt- ga Sunday, TIE rev pastor Of
.tr Congregational Church is required
preach only one sermon. Ample time
lltl- allowed for The Sunday school,
AID the day is one OF rest iastead Of excess
,1r labor fhe same arrangement has
prevailed III the Universalist Society for
sryeral month";, giving general satisfaction.
Hhn matter has been somewhat dis
eu-srl in the Baptist Church, bat no
action taken Ii is doubtless mere mat
Tor Of time There is growing convic-
Ion that one sermon week is all that a
minister can well elaborate, or his people
wt'l remember, and when all the older
uembers are interested in the Sunday
'hool the way will be plain.
There has been some misapprehension
al certain neighboring towns in regard
t. the status of the Academy, ami it has
even been said that the higher depart
nent- of instruction had been totally
abandoned The fact il, that 40 far IA its
,ystem il concerned, the academy affords
better advantages than for many years.
It bears new relation to the people of
the village and is training up company
# young people who will furnish a
superior order of classmates for students
nom ABROAD. But its relations to tho
general public are unchanged, and the
ommittee who have it in charge will
spare no effort to make the school Of the
arst class. During the last term the
course Of study has been rearranged and
new features introduced, of which the
beneficial results are already apparent.
Orange Dunn has sold his farm on
south Hill to John Riggs, and bought a
farm in Andover.
The highways, mill dams, &c, are
nearly restored to their condition of before
the freshet, though some little uneasiness
Is felt in regard to Jewell brook, as its
channel is filled for some rods beyond its
mouth nearly level with the banks. What
thaw or spring freshet may do, remains
70 be seen. CALVIN.
CAsTLEToN.-The following is an ab-
'tract of the Grand List of the town of
Castleton for 1869:
Number of polls, IA
Number of dogs, 152
Acres of real estate, 1878
Appraisal of real estate, $572, O81
Appraisal of personal estate, $181 $3.50
Jne per cent. of the Grand
List, s7,534.11
List for State taxes, $9,174.11
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l'ne .lerstid IN the only paper In
s.c County of Euii1snd, or this sec.
..su -. VerUsoat THAT takes feic.'
.-tpn.r news. Cne is@raid receives
nc is<o,laIi.d Press iseports regu-
.srsy.
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IAIEDONI tOI MY.
-rhe editor of the ST .JohnSh,,l


The editor of the St ,Johnsbury Cal
edonian has received from a friend a
specimen of Florida sugar cane. The
stalk ii ] inches in diameter, and were
it inatnrcd, would be about l. feet high,
with joints about three inches npaIt The
outside il hard and tough, but the inside
well filled with juicy saccharine matter.
jacob Yates Il Mormon Elder of 81
years standing, formerly OF ST Johusbury,
is visiting friends in that section. He is
on missionary tour to the East
George F Cummings something over
year since received injuries while in the
employ Of r. & T. Fairbanks < Co, which
have since prevented him from working.
Thanksgiving day he was remembered by
hi. OH employers to the extent Of a barrel
of flollr, one of apples, a nice turkey, and
other articles to the value OF S25
The editor of the St Johnsbury
Times has piece of stone giant, neither
petri6ed or sculptured. 1t consists of a
well shaped foot and leg nearly to the
knee.
Paddock village, st. Johnsbury, had a
smart runaway recently, the horse Of
Samu el Jewett displaying its speed, spill
ing ten gallons of kerosene oil, smashing
a wagon, and knocking out two of its
own front teeth.
Last week Tuesday two men named
Jones and Bonett had narrow escape
from drowning in the Passumpsic at st.
John bury. They were in boat repair
ing dam which had been injured by the
recent freshet, when their boat floated
into the current of the stream and toward
the fall, where portion of the dam was
gone. They had. just time to jump into
the river and catch stick of timber
which had caught across the chasm in the
dam, thus saving themselves from what
seemed inevitable death. Their boat
passed through the chasm and was dashed
to pieces.
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
-Shedd s. Van Sickles, of Burlington,
recently added to their stock from the
farms of W. f. Haxton of Beekman,
Duchess county, n. Y, four thorough
bred Shorthorn cows, sixteen pure Cots
void and six pure South. Down sheep.
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LISBON, Nov 30
Tao mad steamer from Rio Janeiro
arrived to-day. Reports from Para guayau
source, -tHfr that only the van guard of
the athed army Was moving towards the
new position u Lopez The main army
was still prevented from marching by want
of provisions, the scarcity of which wac so
great that men were compelled TO eat
horse flesh
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Boston Prod nee Market.

Reported expressly for the HERALD by CHsMBEn
Lrs, STUHsEs A Co., Commission Merchants,
10 and 81 Faueuil Hall Market, Boston.
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with the proyidops Of article 1e0 Of fhs
spAnisi constitution '' 8 !.
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Celebrated Cook Stove with hot air draft and
six boiler holes, the largest oven in market
Farmers, please take uotIce.--Oven 2iX3G in,
Fire box . inches long. The cheapest and be {
fist tusF stove in market for wood wl-h the
VlNDlCATOR,
new Coal Stove which VIII be shown with the
greatest OF pleasure, With general assortment
Of cheap stoves, ~
COBTRN & RYAN's.
nishiug Goods.
Manufacturers Of TIN, Sheet iron ana copper
Ware
Personal attention gwen r. ,t,- and water
piping.
COBUItN y RYAN,
dSw - Center ST, kutlsui, y To-.
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EOLLOW The CnoWD
And you viii ind !, ~
JOSLIN'S STORE, IN T, 'CLINhf'
where is kept the largest and hes,
rIOCk Or GOODS
In The State.
nov2idkwts
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erulOnf ltetsis.
ADDISON Nry.

ia mes Mooney Of Munkton has
bought OF T. Whit. - acre, Of land for
81, geo
&c prge b. kimbtll of F-rrisburgh
has bou gllt Of the Nicholas Gninden es-
tate, 43, acres OF land for S2.331,0
AT Monliton. during the gale, pho
tograph saloon was carried four rods. over
a fence. and landed on it, roof
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Reported expressly for the HERALD By czrsrEf
KnssLEx, Wbolesais and Hstsd Grocer
wrDsEsD4s aosrrso, Dee. 4, 1855.

"A~~S~S%~ S~SsN<S - S~-- - @S-~s
Burrn-Per podnd, Soe<sc
cnkksE-hew, per pound, ~ ls810c
ES0s-Fer dozen, S1A5tc
PoTAroEs-Per oushel, s0c
LAkD-Per pound, e&
cALLow-Per pound, ioSlls
HAAs-Per pound, &c
bKEr-Per pound, best cuts, le3Isc
PoEk-frcsh, P-r pound, E&1e
MuTToE-Per pound, LSlsc
vEAL-Psr pound, as 70 quality le&soc
cHICKKSs-Per pound, l5c
CoDrIAR-5eo-1es, Per pound, s99c
fREsR FisH-Per poupd, 5S5c
MAcKKRKL-Per pound, io9l5c
aADDocK-Per pOuId, &C
MAcKIsAw TEoUT-Per pound, loe
5ALAos-Per pound, l3e
laIRs-Fer pound, ~
5ucAR-Muscavsdo, per pound, LSlec
Coffee, extra, Ec
Crushed and granulsted lsc
TEA-Per pound, f5cGH "
CoFFKE.Extra ground, SOG5oc
Java, ungrOund, 43e
q" hio, 30d3Sc
FLouR-Per Dbl. spring wheat. 81 5oss So
new amber, 81 oOSrs 50
" white winter, 90 %
NJ, ,L-Per 100 lbs., q 30
Fsu. Per 100 lbs, y 20
Krros, NE ou-Per gall, 30
c-~ Per bbl., g. 70
Ga !, SAL. D., 5000
AKss Poxx-Hs. me, Pa oDi' "a 20
CLEAR PoRK-Per -. -
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Aaron &sikDVGGU u W.T.
living with his seconA - issslt1 fathe,
ct twenty flour chilAssa, aad over twsnty
are living; and some hdioa1a that thar
will Jet rival their ''illustrious SIRE"
Tuesday forenoon last the shaavinge
in the engine room of Edwards & Stevens
machine shop at Winooski took fire, and
tor time there was lively blaze, but
river water through some hose put out
the flames ere they had done much
damaage.
ESSEN COUNTY.
A few days since a boy about ten
years OF age named Stiles was caught in q
belt in saw mill in Bloomfield, and
thrown to the floor with such violence az
to break his skull He lived bu, five days
after the occurrence
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
The town Of Euosburgh will hold
ianother town meeting December oth. I,
see if they viii aid III the eorst.. az tlou. OF
the Missisquoi Railroad!
> o'in o"hed ~ oohn
- 'oAs y
o4.'a'' y " ''''i was o"ne' " MN
'''A ''ie o'noi haii " airs hato Neiii,
Was destro,e ed by tlre. Mrs O'Nelli's hay
was under attachment, and she was ar
-. -. Vs.
,n;a,,ta,
., o..
h' i-'ii'oiLle County Court, Judge
y its'ii 'te7'aihg' VIII convene Al hyde
= \ - '''e ~ - +'eo'i"oef
: ! no 80 7 q " oi'o''' raised l1o
asN',' = l''s wheat 'h0 past season
''>'s - '-'s'
lie ffee IRE S says thai ten years
ago TWO liberty 20 les were raised at Cam
ofidaeooro' one by the Republicans, the
o'hoI y the democrats during the gale
'he democratic pole was blown down, and
was found 70 be rotten to the core The
Preeaution was then taken to cut down
'he hepuolican pole' out II was found to
be as sound as il was the day it was
raised, and from all appearance could
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NJ t.s;TIC.

Eutlanl& No
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mals received duxf6g - WEEK sndhg te-1ay.
19 IL Amt paEs = ~ week the trlAs = snfaas
vas vay DAN, ~ npsay bsisg lasUsr - IL
demand, sd cedinasy cas41s w9s sold - lSv -
ct any naxhog thh IN. Dsf shsrs ere sspoeh
Aw6 AlbGoy today q 0aN uunbaS, - -
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SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Nov. 50.
John Dorsey Of Williamsburg, rsosatly
convicted ct Northampton Of vile nur-
der, was yesterday sentenced to imprison-
ment for life.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET
Brighton, Cam bridge and MedfOrd
For the week ending Nov. 30, 1869.
Reported for the Rutland HERALD.
AMOUNT or sroCK AT MARKET.
Caids. sheep. sho,es. Fat Hors. yeais
This week, 4,757 H,2o3 $50 1000 =
Last week, 2,462 l2,432 1000 400 =
One year ago, 3.2o2 l4,ss7 80 $3.50 :


BEEF-Extra, 100 Lbs. on total weight OF hide
tailow and dre.ssd meat. el2.5o9l3.oo; nmi
third quality s6.So0o 90; . lev choice oxen and
stess, eiS.9s0le.5o; some Of the poorest cow,
bulls, &c., e6.0007.o0.
RgLTb-el .2O0l.1o; country lots 5se01l 30.
The remainder Of TIE Quotations Are unchanged.
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DEMONSTRATION FLORIDA.-Uub-
bard L. Hart, formerly of Guilford, in this
State, aud whose wife is the only .daugh-
ter OF. Joseph Adams, Esq, Of Cayendish,
who went to Pilatka, Florida, about four
teen J ears ago, has aow An orange grove
# 800 trees, from which he has picked
lie past season up to Nov II, eighty
thousand sweet oranges, and shipped them
TO Savannah and Charleston markets. He
fets - 4 hundred tor them delivered at
his own wharf. near his residence on ST.
Iohu's River. His crop Is so great that
our correspondent writes that "one would
hardly miss what he has harvested from
ihe trees. Should there lie nc frost for
,eG weeks longer, Mr.. Hart viii make
handsome thing OF it,
Llst yesr frost came there about Christ
at- time and destroyed those stu on the
trees We learn that previous to last
year ~ frost sufficient - injure the or
luEe arep had occurred there since 1850
etr4Fr MtppINo.-Rev, Charlie, C.
Parker d p, pastor 81 the Congrega tional
hur.h }r. g;afi N, Maine, celebrated the
,oeaty ~ i .n,'it s-try Of his wedding
an Friday evening last. \ large number
utr,t.st.s aI friends were present, and
lie giI.- ~ere numerous and valuable.
ijr Paraer i, sell known in Vermont,
and vas taens yrar- ago pastor 81 the
ngreeatens ehur'l, ia Timunth il this
uar!. ead sf'arw ards ~ p,f5r OF the
hurrh al ,N.syehpry
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GOLDEN WEDplNo -oieorse \ Msrey
and wife celebrated the l,ttleth ,aulver-
sary Of their wedding At their residence
in FAirlee, on Tuesday Of last week f.
NJ Bailey, Esq, made presentation in
happy and well-tmed speech, and
among the articles the ftst Iail II hats,
which brought down tie house he also
read 4 poem written tor The . casian
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Stocks closed ia panIc and ever, thing has a
\ downward tendency The following are the after
l noon auotafluns.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-11-24
Marriages.

Married, in this city, on Thursday. Nov. TIA.
by Rev. W. E. Pell, Mr. HxxRr PACE and Kiss
NANCY RIDEour, all Of this city. i - Slsi
MARRIED. in this city, at Chrisfs Church. on
the 10th inst. w. HAsnLrox You're to Elps
LILLE BRYAN. = f'.atsk3 ~ isgi.s ifss.
Married, in Salisbury. os The nth mat, By The
Rev. J. Runple, Mr.. JoHs H. EARzHksF and
Miss CoRNELrA SHAVER a u
Married, in Rowan county. on the l4th inst,
By the Rey. WIN. LAmbuth, Mr.. Reszs GAsAa-
MORE, and Miss ANN =. CHAxBERs.
Married, in Rowan county. on the 14th inst,
by Rev. s. scherer, Mr.. HENRI A. WALTON and
Miss JENNIE BLACKWELL. i.rs
Married, in Salisbury, at the Registers Office,
on the 18th instant, by Obadiah woodscn. Esq.,
Mr. WILLIAM D. HISS to Mics eAEBARA Z
HOOKS. ~ e ll.f kss;I m
Married, on the 9th inst, at Harrisburg PEN
sylvania, by the Rev. G. W. stellin1, VIM. B.
sIEGRIsr, Representative from Wilkes county,
to Miss KATE H., daughter Of the late A. Bow
man, Of Lebanon county, "a. 4 49, -.
. MARRIED, at the residence Of the bride, on the
oath of October, 1869, by Rev. J. L. Swain, Mr..
T. F. WILLIAMS, of Gilmore county, Ga, to Mn.
R. J. Roberts, of Buncombe county. N. c. *
MARRIED, at the residence Of the brides faith
er, on the 9th Of November, by Rev. J. L. Swain,
Mr.. J. J. MAoKEr, Of Mcdowell coanty, 10 Miss
NJ. A. GILL, of Buncombc. ~ '4-H si44