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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-27
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Foot of Center St., Herald Block, Rutland, vt
TUTTLE & COMPANY, Proprietors.
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-27
HENRY CLARK, Editor

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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-27

zens of Vermont be rendered to the citi-
zens and State authorities of Florida, for
the kind manner in which the remains of
Captain Dickinson were treated on their
transit northward, for the respect paid to
his memory.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-27


Henry Clark was then called upon and
said That it seemed to him on this oc-
casion silence would be more fitting and
most impressive, yet there are questions
and matters connected with the event
that has called the people together on that
occasion, that demand our consideration
as citizens of Vermont and Of the Union.
Vermont to-day mourns because she has
lost one born, reared and educated amid
her mountains. The nation too mourns
because one of her sons who has repre-.
sented her on many battle field has fal
len. We should take such action here to
day and adopt such resolutions that ths
country might see that were in earnest
and as would instruct our Senators and
Representatives in Congress, if necessary
He did not think however that they
needed such instruction. One OF ou'
Senators, in reference to tho death o
John @. Dickinson, has spoken suc'
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-21

for chief accountant SiS00 gate-keeper and detecuve 5000 and for n,rsseuger to the com maudsnts office $600-in all SIP 700
 AL the ravy yard, Washington, District of Columbia-For civil engineer 5000 for clerk and draughtsman to civil engineer at Sl400 each. for recelver and inspector of stores $l,- 300, for clerk of pay rolls aud mastering clerk $500, for clerk to commaudan' $500, for ch f accountant $lS00 gate keeper and detective 5000 and for messenger for commandant's E office $500, in all SIP TOO
 At he navy yard, NorfrlI, Virginia.-For civil engineer 5000, for drangh sman and clerk 10 civil engineer at Sl400 each, for re-. ceiver and inspector of stores $500, for erk of pay rolls and mastering clerk $l5O0, for clerk to commaudnnt Sl 500 gate keeper aud detective 5000 ard tor messenger to com mandan,'s office. $600-lu all 70, 900.
 At the navy yard Pensacola, F.ords.--For superintendent of yard iihpr yementS $lS78 for receiver and iusp spec,or of stores $500, for gate keeper and detective $i000, for messen- ger for the office of the commaudant, six hun-- dred doIiars-in all $497S
 At the navy yard, Mare Island, California For civil engineer $3000 for assistant civil engineer and augh sman $500 for receiver a Il inspector of stores $l875. for clerk of pay rolls and musterng clerk $l87j, for c erk to cammundant $l675 tor chiet accountant, $l- 875, 2ate-ke eper and detective, 5000 and for messenger for commandants olhce $150-in all, $l3, 875.
 1t the Naval Asylum.-For secretary to the gov vernon $l co, tor steward $750, for matrou 5000. for SIX washers at one hundred and twenty dollars each, for cook one hundred and nx;y-eight dollars, for assistant cook fl $i20 se coud assistant e ok $96, six iaundr&se8 at $20, eight ,crubbers and house cleaners at $96 each fonr nborers at two huutrvd and forty dollars each master at arms S3OC, and or shlp's corporal $2!O-in all 6,l42
 For contingent expenses of the Bureau Of Yards and D cks, viz For freight and trans porlation of machinery and stores r!uting
 tonerY, and adverlisinG' books mo ieis, maps and dra%ing purchase and r"Pair ot fr- engines; machinery and patent ghrs to nsa the same; repairs on steam euSlhes and at .ndanee on same purchase and maiate ance of oxen and horses, aud driving teams wheels fer navy yard purposes and t1o.s aud repairs Tor me postage on letters on puo~ lie service, and ielegrams furniture tor gov erument houses aud offices in navy yario coal and her lue; candles, cils and g',- ciean- ing and eariug up yard, and care ot bu idlngs, attendance on fires. Iighs fire engn and ap- paratu> inrdentai labor at navy yu ds wa'er tax and for toll and ferriage, pay for watch man m the wards; aud or fl gs awnings and packing boxes, eight thousand dollars.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-21
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUIT
 ING.

For equipment of vessels.-For coal for ,te niers us-. including ex enses of trans portation. storage, labor; hemp and other materias for the manu fracture of rope; wire, hdes, cordagp, canvas, leather, iron, cables anch orS furniture, calieys, and hose and Tor he payment of l,bOr in equipplng vessels and manufacture of art cles in the navy yard pertaining to this bureau, one minon hVe hundred thousand dollars
 Civil establishment at he navy yard Kit tery For clerk, in equipment office, one thousand four hu. red do lar~ for store clerk, one thousaur one hundred and forD dollars i; for tune clerk uire hundred dollars; in al. three thousand two han red and forty dollars.
 At the navy yard, Boston.-For superinten- dent of rope- walk SI 900 clerk to same $l,> 200; clerk in equipmrn office. Sl 800; for two store aud time clerks, at $lr20O each; in all, $7OOO.
 At the navy yard, Philadelphia. For clerk in equipment office $l,40O; for one store. and one time clerk, at $l200 each; in all, %3,- 800.
 At the. navy yard, Washington For clerk equipment office, $l 500 aud for one store and one time clerk, one al one thousand four hundred dollars, on at cue thousand two hun dred dollars; Tn all four thousand one hundred dollars
 At the navy yard, Brooklyn New York = For clerk in equipment ofic~ $i5OO and tor one store and one time clerk, at $ 200 each, in all. $500
 At h.. navy yard Norio For clerk in equipment office, one thousand enc hundred dollars; for store clerk, one thousand one hu6- dre1 and forty dollars; and for time clerk, nine hundred doitars; in aI ,440
 At the navy yard, Pensacola. For equip- ment office clerk, one thousand three hundred
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-21
l ddoollap and for the store clerk, sl2OO ,t all

At the ma y yard Mare Island-For clerk Tn eqnIpment office, Sl 500; for store clerk, Sl, 400; and for time cei k, one thousand two hund'ed dollars; in all four thousand one hundred dollars.
 For contingent expenses of Bureau of Equip meat and Recruiting, viz: For freight and trshsportati"n oi enlisted men. mileage to ho"orablr discharged men, printing postage, advertising, telegraphIng stationery, appre- henslon of dtsertrrs, assis ance to vessels, in distress, one hundred and twenty five thou sand dollars.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-21
For gunpowder, one hundred thousand dol-

For gunpowder, one hundred thousand dol- lars,
 For fuel and materials netessary in carry. ing on the mechanical branches of the ord- nance department at the navy yards and sia-- tions. $75,0O0.
 For labor at navy yards, two hundred thou sand dollars.
 For repairs to ordnance buildings, maga. zlues, gah park, machinery, boats, fifteen ,housand dollars.
 For miscellaneous items, freight twenty thousand dollars
 Fo' experiments in ordnance, eight thou~ sand dollars
 For expenses of the tor pedo corps, inelud- ing, viz: the purchase and manufacture of gonpowder, utro-glycerine, gum cotton pur.. chase and manufacture of electrical machines. gaivaulc batteries, wire purchase of copper, wood, iron, and other materials used in the m ufaeture of torpedos with, work on the same; construction of torpedo boats, purchase ot cotfer works, or huiks, and contingent ex. penses; labor including one chemist at two hausand dollars, one foreman maehinist, at on thousaad five hundred and six y-fve doi- larS and clerk hire; in all, sixty thousand dollars, ten thousand dollars of which may be expended, in the discretion of the Secretary of me Navy, for the payment of services hereto fore rendered in the invention aud application of fhe Secretary of the Navy for the payment of services heretofore rendered in the invea- ton aud a plicaton of torpedos.
 Civil stabishmant For pay of the sopey- intsndents and the civil establishment of the several navy yards under this bureau, fifteen thousand dollars,
 Forcontirgent expense of ;he ordnance Eers vice ofthe navy, one thousand dollars
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-21
BUREAU OFYARDs AND DOCKS.

2 F1, Naval Asylum at PhiIadelr hia-FOr
 nlarepars of buildings and care of grounds
 0a.
 For improvement of cemetery, $500,
 or support of the benefcaries, fifty four
 s1asani dollars and this and the two pre-
 ..ng sums shal be paid out ot the naval pen : '.l. .ani
 Eg, civil establishment at the navy yard, 4,.srg, New Hampshire For evil eng ueer, go thousand five hundred dollars: Tor . .cSagblsnau and clerk to civil engineer, at as thousand tour hundred dollars each; for
 ';sof pay rolls and mastering clerk, $l 300; treceiver and inspector of stores, Sl 800 ; rciarkto oommandant, Sl,5OO; for chef ac- o0atant one thousand eight hundred dollars; a'e.keeper aud detective, one thousand dol ATS; and for messenger at commandant's off, lce six hundred dollars making ia all four. e'o thousand seven hundred dollars,
 A the navy yard, Boston, Massachusetts. - 'r civil engineer, g 500 tor drsught8-
 aa and clerk for e'Vl engineer, $l400; for ,eik or pay rolls and mastering clerk, $500 /; ' receiver and inspector of stores, $500 ; i. :, sH'er to receiver and iuspector of stores, H's, tor chief accountant, $lS00; fer one ', ,''S to commandant $500; gate keeper and Useaye, 5000 aud for messenger for con- ''aaant office, $600-in all Sl4, ,l39-
 ~ tn. navy yard, New York city.-For s', engineer, S250O, for draughtsman and ~s'k to civil engineer, at $l40O each, for re- aver and inspector of stores $500, for clerk
 9'T rolls and mastering clerk $500, for ..a .s,s X to eommandant $500, for chief account, a',slo10, gate-keeper and detective 5000 ,.s. ,.S Tor messenger for commandants office eI9 in all 3,2Oe
 A tos navy yard Philadelphia, Peausylva- ,A--Fos civil engineer $2OO0, for draurhts- .'a and clerk to civil engineer sl4OO each ,, S 'srk OfPay rOlts and mastering clerk sl.- ~ io' FecsiVes and inspector of stores 1900
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-21
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE.

For ten afeen-inch guns, needed for the battery of the Colossus, and to meet eontins rencies. seventy thousand dolara.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-21

|, t enacted b7 the Senate and House of
 .-o,stives of the United States of Amer
 Congress assembled That the following
 - and they are hereby appropriated
 q.5 out o, auy money in the Urea ury
 --sise appropriated, for the naval ser tbe government for the year endIdg the -.botJuue, eighteen hundred and seventy Er .ag of commissioned aud warrant of ss s.l fac Aieage or trAu1pofta'lnn "t ot- ,aaa,-.iag under orders, and t"' pay of i4- aficers, seemen, ordinary seamen,
 asu. and boys, iuciuling man for he !1.g. force. eight thousand five hundred ., lt an average pay oi three hundred dol B ae- annum. seven million dollars. 6, contin .ent expenses of the Navy De- aneat $I25 ,009.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-21
Ic0ND SESSION OF THE f9RTY-FIRST CONGRESS.

ACT making appropriations ior the naval rass for the year ending June thir'leth ,i,ssa buadced and seventy one, and fer yr purposes.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1871-01-21
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND rsrAtE.

For preservation of vessels On the S,ccYs and in ordinary: purchAse- -nE mat taria.l4----l stores of all kinds; l4hor in navy yards aud on foreign statious preservation of material. purchase of tools ; wear, tear, and repair oe vessels ahoat; dschATbe of liabilities an1 general maintenance of the navy, aS !o. tows:
 For expenses Of receiving ships, fifty tho.- sand dollars.
 For preservation of irou-clsd vessels, ons hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
 For coast defence and practise vesssls, oi9h- ty thousand dollars.
 For tools and machinery in navy yards, Sl00,O0O
 For sheds over timber, and over ships, $loe.- 000
 For repairs of vessels abroad, two hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
 For transportation, $50 ,000.
 For materials by contract $l,000,000.
 For materials by purchase, $25OO0O For labor in navy var Is and on fereigR sta" ti ons, two million dollars l For purchase and preservation of timbeE and general maintenance Of tho navy, eight l hundred thousand dollars. 1 To enable the Secretary of the Navy % dis charge liabilities provided for by contracts made previous to March four, eighteen hnn- dred and sixty.une five hundred anu fifteen thousand nine hupdr and sixly dollars aud nrnety-two cents for SO much thereof as may b necessary: Provided That fore paying The i'm of the Coriss Steam Engine Com pauy; the Secretary of the Navy shsl! caase re-examina,ion ei said claim to be made by | the law otiicers of he Navy Department, and 1 TWO competent engineers to be detailed for for that purpose, who shall deduct from the contract price with said steam enciDe company wba ever sum it would have cost said company ti have completed their said contract.
 Ciyl establishment, at the navy yard, Ki.- terv.-For assistant naval constructor, two thousand dollars: clerk of storehouses one thousand five hundred dollars inspector of titn- Der, draughtsman, clerk to naval eonstructot, time clerk, an} superintendent of floating dook, at one thousand tour hundred dollars esek | ten thousand five hardred dollars.
 A. the navy yard, Boston.-For assistant naval constructor, two thousand dollars clerk 1 to naval constructor, inspector of timber and 1 time clerk, at one thousand five hundred dole i lars each: draue ehtsman 10 naval constructor. one thousand foar hondred dollars; secosd clerk to navel constructors and clerk of stoTs- houses, at cue thousand two hundred dollars pach-in all, ten thousand three huusTsd dsis !lars.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-15
A. B. DRIESBACH.

A. B. DRIESBACH,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Groceries. Provisions.
" ines and Liquors..
EL9ur and Feed,
CsOCkery and linyvare.
Hardware and EOitS.
IL lasting and sporting
POWDER
safety Ease,
Clothing. Roots and ShGes.
California Lime,
Plaster Paris,
Eastern Cement.
Eastern t.sir,
" fAstlngs
window Glass.
1'alnts and oils,
Wall Paper,
Window shades,
picture Cords.
Patent Curtain Fixtures.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-15
COST OF FENCES.

Few people have correct idea OF
the cost of building fences, ano
many are astonished at the continued
agitation upon the subject of fence
or no fence law. An Illinois agrl-
cultural report says on the subject:
THE fences of the United States
have cost more than the houses,
cities included; more than the ships,
boats and vessels of every descrlp-
ton which sail ihe ocean, lakes and
rivers; more than our manufacturers
Of all kinds. with their machinery
more than any one class of property,
aside from real estate, unless 1t be
the railroads of our country.
Singular as the statement may ap-
pear. it is undoubtedly true. 1t Is
said that while the improved lands
Of South Carolina are worth SO
600 coo. the fences which inclose
them have cost SIG, 900, 900. and the
annual tax for repairs amount to
$3.50. 900. In New York the fences
have cost the landowners S144 600
600; in Ohio, Sl15, 100000; and
thirty wears ago, according to an es-
innate then made by Nicholas Biddle,
the PENNSYLVANIA fences had cost
more than 800. 900. 900. Through
ont the United States fences have
consumed 1900, 10000 of the
capital Of the country. The pubi1-
cation of these facts will increase
public sentiment against the fence
law. They show that the American
people understand very little about
agricultural economy; and, as the
Missouri Republican remarks, The
time will come-in the next century
perhaps-when outside of towns and
cities fence Will almost be curl
ositv. Hedges will take their places,
and thereby accomplish an immense
saving of money, while lending a
rare and exquisite beauty to the
rural landscape. which it can never
under the present system" The
next Legislature ought to take the
matter in hand, and by the pas
sage of a general no fence law re-
lieve the agricultural interests of SC
heavy tax upon their industry as
fence building.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-15
Terms of subscriptions:
Rates of Advertising:
ROUGH ON GRAN I

The New York Sun (whose editor.
as Assistant Secretary Of War, had
special opportunities to acquire such
information says:
The fact is that after the surren-
der of Nicksburg General Grant
gave Ford permission to establish
what was called a trade store III that
place. This store enjoyed peculiar
advantages for making money No
ordinary merchant was allowed to
sell goods to persons beyond the
lines. all such persons being com
PEELED to purchase from the trade
store exclusively. Ford also en-
joyed special privileges in the way
of getting out cotton. Planters IN
the neighborhood of Nickburg gave
him handsome shares in the proceeds
of their cotton. in return Tor beng
allowed to use the facilities which he
possessed for getting 1t out and tax
ing it to market. For instance, one
lot of 800 bales got to Liverpool 10y
way of New Orleans i'll November,
1868. and sold for upwards OF 500.
900. Twenty per cent. OF such q
sum would amount to ,0UO; II
was emphatically "a good thing;
aud it is but sample OF other good
things of the same sort.
Endowed with such prerosat1ves
this establishment OF Ford 5 was
very profitable; and, as We have Lately
ascertained to our great surprise anC
regret. Mrs Grant tras Il partner 1rth
F0sd. aad shareI IL MeSe ifQ7tS
This fact shows that the President l.
something more than an ordinary
personal friend of Ford. As there
was partnership with the family IL
1868, it is not impossible that there
may be partnership with the family
in ISL"
1t is to this jobber and politica.
llockhead. says the New York World
that Congress has conveyed the
usurped power of policing the
States. and OF establishing dlcta
torship whenever and wherever ne
likes. viz in the campaign OF 49,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-15

esOrders from the country will receive prompt
attention. H. y. oo1hADo' oiuss
Carson, May 90 1871. mSoo-n
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-15

0FFICF-Rai.'S Brick Building, Second
street. opposite the CapItoL
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-15

tz,JIE ABoyE NAMED PROPRIETOR HAVING
l leased the. 0rn 10y House would lnterm his
friends and the travelling public that this ii louse
has been thoroughly rttitted throughout and nut
in complete order for the comfort and piea-nfe oi
all who NAV please to give him call.
The A BE will, al all times, be supplied with
all the sUbstantiaiS we'll as tie IuNurieS that
the market affdds. No pains Will he spa ed to
please, guests and every attention Will be paid to
their respective wants at all times
The BAR is well stocked with Fine Liquors.
Wine &C . 49,
Attached TO the House is billiard ROOM
containing Three Table, Of the latest improved
,tyles with good cues, balls and fine iiGht.
Also, GEN rkAL STAGE Or for the stages
conret ing with all the ditternt lines of Stages
and Railroads running Through this state ana
California and any Information IN relation 10 the
same. will be cheertuiy given at all times
w. PartIcuIat attention PAID to booking ftS
sengers. calling them, &c. Nov. oo-ti
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-15

The way for man to truly sue
ceed is to do what he thinks best
worth his doing, in the way he
thinks it ought TO be done. Let him
never step aside from his path,
either for profit or praise, and he
will have all the success that is pos
sible to him, and all that is worth
having.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-15
POLL - a NES!

AYoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIL
y Poll Tax for the wear ISL. is now due a.'t'
rayable to the Comfy Assessor BY Act OF Marcf
, 1867, all corporation or individuals having per
sons in their employ are held responsible tor their
nou fax GEO W. CilED1C,
an3O-tf Assessor for Ormsby County
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-15

A Paris halter, whose stock was
.riddled with bullets during the
siege, now sells the damaged hats
at fabulous prices as souvenirs OF
the war.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-15
OCCIDENTAL LIVERY STABLE
carson Street. Carson City, New

ry7HIs Old ESTABLISHED AND FM
widely known Stahoe has n'cn NE}lSTT
rately renovated, the old stock cp'"d S%f;-Vfs
out snd replaced with fine young horses. y ~
Carriages of all descriptions on hand AF MOD
Err ATE CHARGES.
agg~Horses boarded by the DAY or WEEK OF
the Low EST POSSIBLE TERMS.
N.B.-We attend stri. tly to our own business.
NH l4-tf W ~ \ II O. "a RI.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-15

CrRIosTrTEs OF LIFE.-Lay your
FINGER on vour pulse. and know that
at every stroke some immortal pass
Is to his maker: some feliow-belng
crosses the river Of death; and Ii We
think Of it. We may wonder that 1t
should be so long before oHr turn
comes. Half of all who live die
before seventeen. Only one person
in ten thousand lives to be a hundred
wears old. and but one in hundred
reaches sixty. The married men
live LONGER than the single. There
is one soldier to every eight persons.
and out of every thousand born only
ninetv-five weddings take place. Ii
Won take thousand persons who
have reached 70 years, they are OF
CIergynen. and public sp"akers.-....,,.ii !. :,
Farm ef>........- ''''-''''''''- ~.
V orlzuIeI -, %
&titI;erS -
IsiWY -.
roIesS'rS-...-- .'.'-'' ;,
I4pt.tBIS.....
These statements are very Inatruc-
tive. Farmers and worhmen do not
arrive at good old age as often as the
clergyman and others who perform
no manual labor; but this Is owing
to neglect of the laws of health IN
attention to proper habits OF life IN
eating. drinking, sleeping, dress
and proper care of themselves after
the work of the day is done. These
farmers or workmen, eat heavy
supper of a Summers day and SIT
around the doors in their SHIRT
sleeves; and in their tired condition
and weakened circulation are easily
chilled, laying the foundation fol
diarrhaa, bilious collie, lung fever.
or consumption Hall journal OF
Health.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-12-16
SEWING-MACHINES.
A MILLION LIVING WITNESSES!
Toprove that the sc.c-adjustablc, never
wear-outable, and Incompatible
Wheeler n wilson's

10 prove tilat tlc sc.i-adJuStaDlc, never
wear-outable, and Incompatible
Wheeler Il wilson's
LATE IMPROVED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
has no equal. 1t is the most simple in its
construction, the least likely to get out of
order, and the lightest running of any two
thread lock-stitch machine in the worldi
This machine has but Que Tension-oth-
ers have two. The Wheeler & Wilson has
but sixty-tivc parts, while others have from
two hundred and seven to two hundred and
iWcnty-eight.
We can do a greater variety Of work with
less change of machinery than any other
tirst-class machine now offered to the pub
lie. l dare any one to successfully deny,
or TO try it,
Wheeler & Wilson's Machines repaired
FREE or RGE!
Sold or exchanged on the most reasonable
terms. Will rent you a good Machine
rather than have you driven mad, or to
premature grave, by getting one of those
back-aclling, consumptive-makinG, leg
breaking shuttle machines, so highly rec
commended by these snail-creepihg agents,
who don't know that there has been Tires
Hsac a,sd lnra'najts Improvements put to
our Machine in as many weeks,
LET Gall and see oar wonderful Machines
performing wonders; or doing seven differ.
cnt kinds OF work without change of ma
chine.
Salesrc ON next door to Baltzelrs Chest
Store Fl ostbafg, Nd.
Oct 81 H.F. ELY. Aetssr