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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-10
PROPRlETORS,

And will be devoted to the promotion OF
the best interests of the state of Nevada
and the County of Ormsby. In its col
umns will be found the latest Eastern
and Foreign Telegraph News, and also
the latest Mining Intelligence of the Pa
cIfic States, particularly of Nevada; its
local department will be carefully at
tended to, and all events transpiring will
be truthfully chronicled.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-14

90 900 East India, 40@44c; % 900 pounds Entire
RIOS, at 34kc; 20 600 pounds Crimea at 35c: so =
0o0 pounds Creole, on private terms; 19 oOo
pounds Syrian, $50 soc Al 900 pounds Cordo va
2s@2sc; 5000 pounds foreign, at SOC. Total, s.
379, 900 pounds.
Receipts OF domestic woods during the month
were SlS bales and bags Coastwise, California,
II bales; Texas s74 bales; New Orleans, 326
bales; Savannah. II bales; ether Southern ports
2s bales. Total, 5,77l bales and bags.
Imports as reported are, Liverpool, 497 bales;
London, 1918 balee; Rio Grsnde, $50 bales;
Glasgow, 50 bales; Bremen, $50 bales; Monte
video, bales; Curacao, 10 bales; Agoa Bay,
243 bales; Port Eliza beth, 79t bales; Havre, IL
bales; Belize, 8 bsle.; Trieste, 53S ba'es; Mar
settles, 40l bales; Glasgow, ETC., as bales; Tagan-
rog, 1875 bales; Buenos Ayes, 1l2 bales. Total,
5,o59 bales.
Kitcbiug Brothers monthly wool circu-
lar says: The anticipated improvement
in the demand for woods in the month of
November did not occur until within the
last two weeks, previous to that the in
quiry had been quite moderate.
Fleece woods have bsen firm throughout
the month with moderate demand but
hardening tendency in prices. Stocks
continue to diminish, while the supply of
pulled woods has somewhat increased and
prices are a tri1e easier.
California woods of fall clip are now ar
irving quite freely, but do not meet with
ready sale unless at considerably re-
duced prices from what they have been
| held. Texas woods arrive in moderate
quantities and find a ready market at full
rates.
Fine foreign woods, Mestiz4s, C4pes,
and Australian, during the last week have
been selling quite freely, prices had been
depressed by the bear Influences brought
into play and increased stocks. The
market is now much frmer, and holders
of Capes and Mestizas are calculating
upon higher rates, experimenting nearer
the value of domestic fseces
Low foreign woods for carpet manufac-
ture, of which there are very light stocks
and poor selections, have been only
moderately inquired for; during the
past week the demand has increased, and
prices have slightly advanced.
Sheep skins, both South American and
Cape, met with a good demand, and
stocks were nearly closed out.
The London auction sales of Colonial
woods, which commenced on the 231 ult.,
opened with al advance of five to ten per
cent. At the Liverpool sales, commenc-
ing on the 21st ut, East Iudia woods
sold at an advance of ten per cent. over
the rates in September.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-14

whom would have b Gu IL able to bnrro "
so much capital from banks, capitalists, OF
any other source. Its long credit sales
will prove to most of those borrowers that
"tide 10 their affairs which taken at its
food leads on to fortune" 1t has given
them tools to work with. Thus it has
rendered the relation between borrower
and lenders more friendly, affArding
lenders security ard borrowers all the
loans they can use, and those suoh ss
will in most cases be made to pay for
themselves. Of all helpers who is best
Who but he that gives Us chance to help
ourselves?
Railroad trains flying like shuttles
from far cities to far cities weave them
into web O. union, and railroad policy
like that of the B. s. M. links together
classes often called antagonistio with q
bond lighter than air yet stronger than
iron.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-14

NEW ENGLAND AT WAsHINGToN.-
A meeting of the New England Society
OF Washington was held recently, Daniel
Weed, Esq, in the chair, and 8. E. Faunce
secretary. The committee on sooiables
reported that they had balance on hand
of 1858 from last year. The committee
were continued. The treasurer reported
balance of $40 10, which was approved.
The committee on sociables were author
lied to give rs many socisbles the coming
season as they may deem advisable. The
following eff GERS were elected to serve
the ensuing year: General r. d. Mussey,
PRESIDENT Henry Stone, Msine; ]. B.
Mann, Massachusetts, s. A. Duncan,
New Hampshire; A. Chester, Connecti-
cut; William Hutchinson, Vermont; A.
r. Briton. Rhode I-land, Independents.
A. T. O. Dodge, Judson s. Brown, /. p.
Libby, @. W. DsnnisoD, J. @. Smith, Il.
II. Tilley, executive committee. s. E.
Faunce, secretary. Chsuncy Smith,
treasurer. J. w. Babson, financial secre-
tary. 4 discussion then arose as to the
annual celebration. Two propositions
were made, one that sociable and ball
De given and the other that grand old
New England dinner in the old style be
had. The president and executive COM
mittee were appointed o committee to
make full arrangements for the annual
festival. They will report to the society
at it's meeting to be held on the 22d of
December.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-14

threatening alternately to be let off the
cabins t business, and the only wonder is
that he don't make bolt, as the saying
goes; perhaps he would, but for fear the
New York Tribune weuld appropriate it
before it was flushed. Forty Senators
have endorsed petition requesting him
to rem ain. and some who objected to doing
this, have called upon and privately made
the request. The instances of public of
fcials being endorsed with such unsnimi-
ty are indeed rare.
The American Women's Suffrage Asso-
citation, now holden here, makes very
creditable Roadway. The cause seems to
suffer less from it's leaders and expsnents
than formerly, its representatives. being
more of the substantial and reliable class.
es and less Of the fanatioal extremists.
AK"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-14

DEATHS FROM INTEMPERANCE.-Dr
Willard Parker, the eminent surgeon OF
Nav York, stated at recent meeting OF
the Association for the cure of inebristes,
that one.Itird Of all the deaths IN Neac
York City soere the direct or indirect results
of the use Of Alcoholic liquors, and that
during the past thirty-eisht years one
hundred and ninety thousand persons
have died from its use, either by them
selves or their parents. Think OF that
An army of one hundred and ninety
thousand out of the population of thai
island alone slain by this agent! Thi'
does not include the vast amount of pow
erty, destitution and suffering. Tbs
drinking Embellishments of the city re.
ceive $50, 100000 every year. There are
nineteen drinking establishments for each
Protestant churoh. Note. Every drunk
ard was once moderate drinker, begin.
ming with an occasional dram, and not
one of them believed that he would ever
become slave to his appetite.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-14
From the Monmouth, IN. J J Inquirer
An Idyl OF the Year 1900.
BY MISS ALIcH NJ. wHITcHER,
A graduate Of Tilden Ladies Seminary in the
class 1871.

Twas midnight, and the golden light from many
chandelier
Shone brightly DER splendid throng gathered
from far and near;
As music, song and dance were there TO grace the
festive scene;
And over all there reigned one, fairest undi put
ed queen,
Her lips might shame the ruby, her cheeks out
Wed the rose,
Her eyes, the family diamonds that glittered on
her toes.
A mystery lowered round her. her lovers rocked
it not;
By many young aristocrat her hand was vainly
sought.
But one there was whose fervent love, whose
whispered voice and low,
Had touched the ere-while icy heart, and caused
the cheek to glow;
And now this pisht, his tender tones plead yet
more earnestly
Then e'er before; she turned aside; tear was in
her eye:
"Knowest thou not that t." abe faltere1, paus'
ed, the youth said hastily;
"Have loved before there still remains enough
of heat for me-"
''No, tits not that" the maiden said but it's that
THAT my"
She paused again her trembling lip told inward
agony.
81 care not" thus the young man said in accents
firm and bold
''That thou art poor; twas love alone wooed fol
not gold"
''Nor th.t," she said shut tits that THAT my
my great grandsire-'
"Fear not" he said "1ny ancestry can scarcely be
much higher;
Thy grandsire possibly was hanged 1 swear that
no disgrace"
"stop hear me out before you swear ~ she cried
with pallid face.
my grandsire-can tell it my grandsire was
was Tweed |"
The agony upon his face was frightful, "What'
Boss TwEEDw
He wildly cried his auburn hair by handsfui out
he tore;
With one Departing glance he fed; she never
saw him more.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-14

Words are the wings Of actions
1t is hard to see fools s1d devils, and
realize angels unseen,
We must retire inward, says St. Ber-
nard, if We would ascend upward.
A strong truth can cary many par
asitical errors
He surely ia most in want of auoth-
er's patience who has none of his own.
Satire should not be like saw. but
a sword it should cut but not mangle.
~-The way of the world is not to make
laws, but follow customs.
The future destiny of the child ia al
ways the work Of the mother Bona
parte.
A right and true man would be felt TO
the center of the solar system Emer-
son.
Show to children the beauty of re-
ligion. CHILDHOOD is like spring-time, and
loves flowers.
Inward freedom and outward neoes-
sity these are the two poles of the tragic
world.
The work that has been done by dull
and ploddiuR people in this world can
never be estimated.
The sufioiency of my merit is to
know that my merit is not sufficient
st. Augustine.
No manners are 81 fine az the most
awkward Manifestations of goodwill to
men, Every Saturday.
The great happiness of life 1 find,
says Schiller, to consist in the regular dis
charge of some mechanical duty.
"A Christian should never plead spir-
ituslity for being sIoven II he be a
shoe cleaner, he should be the best in the
parish.
10 manner he tender, loving. ami
mated ,'earnest. wiz. the ohildren's hearts.
secure their confidence, then lead them to
Christ.
The road ambition travels is too nar,-
row for friendship. too crooked for love.
too rugged for honesty and too dark for
conscience.
Men are capable of greater this Is
than they perform. They are sent into
the world with bills of credit, and seld I'm
draw to their full extent.
"A few days ago little gill in Itha, a
just before she died, excl lined, Pap =,
take hold of my hand and help m e
across" Her father had died two months
before.
IL the prudence OF deoorum die
tates silence in some circumstances. in
others eprudence of a higher order NAV
Justify us in speaking orr thoughts.
Burke.
Man was never intended to be idle:
inactivity illustrates every design of biz
creation; whereas sn active life ia the
best guardian of virtue and the greatest
preservation of healtb.
1t is no Disgrace to be able to do ev.
erything. bV.t to undertake or pretend to
do what you are not made for il not only
81 amefni. bnt extremely troublesome and
vezatiGus.- Plutaroh.
The roses of pleasure seldom last
long enough to adorn the brow of him
who plucks them, and they are the only
roses which do not retain their sweetness
after they have lost their beauty
Blair.
Men and statues that are admired In
an elevated station have a very different
effect on US when we approach them the
first appear less than we imagined them,
the last larger Roohefoucauld.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-14

MAN1ToBA.-The inhabitants of Mani.
'oba are determined to have railway COM
munioation with the outer world. And
there can be but little doubt that the de.
velopement Of the resources of that prov.
ince depends in great measure upon the
opening up of communicates with the
older provinces and the United States.
The Canadian journals contain notices OF
applications to be made to the parliament
fer charters for at least three different
Railroad lines. Each of these roads Is to
begin at point NEAR Winnepeg or Fort
Garry, and to run to point within the
province In proximity to Pembina, In the
territory of Dakota" Three parallel lines
apparently.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-14

MEXICO.-The revolution in Mexico
continues its triumphant progress. Ac-
cording to the news from Matamoras, the
unconditional surrender of Satillo, with
all the government troops, arms and am.
munition, has been announced by General
Trevino, the commander of the revolu.
tionists. while another rebel leader. Gen,
Quiroga, ia marching on Mier ana con.
stantly adding to bis strength, without
any opposition from the forces of Juarez.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-14
MISS SAWYER'S SAIvr

TERE you have q save combining soothIrv ar-
healing prepcrties with 30 dangerous iagr,s
lent A remedy At hand for the many paias a.d
aches wounds and bruises 10 which flesh IS b..
Is more easily applied than many other rcrne1i-s
never producing bad effect tut always rclcT
pain. however severe.
It is prepared BY JRss SGteyey, who las usa3 IL
fl her own extensive treatment Of the sick fgI
nearly twenty years, with great sqeSess.
The principal diseases for which th!S saive l-
commended arc. CbttJIaiRs. Rleamatis1s, 7.
Scr2fula, Old Ulcers, Sat RheuD1. SpTail8, La1t.
Ferer Sores. FclonS, Pignpies, EsystpSl0ss Scr
Eyes. BarJer's HcH. Deafness, BsHS Rlng-ir1a..
Coru9 Bites Of Insects C0nceT5, IOcA0ehe, In
ache, Sore Nipples, Baldaess, Sacollel LgDcsts
Hch, Scald Asad, Zccthfng. ChaPped Haa,5
ScaZd8, Cuts, Bruises. Group, GTc-ksa Lips, % :
Sores on Children
It never fails to cure rheumatism If propcr,
applied. Rub IL we'll with the hand three TIM
day. In several cases it has cured palsicd limb
For Piles it has been discovered 10 be q sure rcE4
edy. Persons that have been afflicted for year
have been relieved by few applications. For Fry
sfDeIq8 il works wonders, nllaying the ifammatCH
and quictiBg the patient. For fhappsd Naa.dg i
produces q cure Immediately. LIT those with Srt,
thew will find It Invaluable. 1t IS good In cnsls n
ScToftla and T,tnloys. Cancers have been curat
BreHst and o0rs Nipples. \ o way injurious. bHt
sure 10 afford relief. SDre or HeUE Eyes liuh %
on the lids gently, " twice day. Cures deaf
ness by putting in the cars on a piece OF cottuH
For Fc50ns this Is superior 10 anything kaOTn
and .Scatds, apply the Salvc a. once and r gsvc.
immediate relief. Fer OH Sores, apply CGre
dav.
For HorsEs AND CArTLE.-For Sores o,
Bruises On Horses Cattle this salve IS Invaluable
aud has astonishing effect ia curing seratchrs
horses. This Salye has worked its own way 81.
notoricty, and Is safe AID sure remedy lof q. d..
above ailments
| We. the undersigned, have been acquainted a.,
Miss Sawyer COR many year,. ard bclicgo her 10 a.
! a Christian lady and = sEiful -urse, uBd having
used her salve Ia our families. IL gives great
| pleasure in saying it IS tie best general me5lass
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-14

Twenty eight ladies ave been ma
circulated in the University of Edinburgh,
during the present term.
Several ladies have been registered in
Memphis to vote, under q clause of the
city charter allowing all prop srty-helders
to vote!
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-14

THR TARIFF.-The first indication of
the policy of the new ways and means
committee has appeared in the assurance
of four Of their number to the representa-
tives of the tobacco interest in their in
view on Friday, that they would favor
the reduction of the tax to sixteen cents
per pound on all grades. Messrs. Dawes,
Kelley, Maynard and one other member
expressed Themselves in favor Of this &C.
tion, from which it is inferred that the
committee intends to collect in customs
what it releases in internal revenue taxes,
and the proteotionists are more hopeful
than on the first announcement of the
committee. The commissioner of inter-
nal revenue will not oppose the sixteen
cent scale provided it is made to apply to
all kinds of tobacco, since by it the tax
upon ounces and fractional parts of
pounds can be more readily computed.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-14

HIGHwAYMEN.-An old highweyman
notorious offender, was sentenced by
Recorder Hackett, Thursday, to twenty
years in the State Prison, for the robbery
OF man on Cherry street, New York, G
few weeks ago. A boy of sixteen, wht
was also concerned in the ROBBERY, was
sentenced for five years. Two very effec
tive comments on the hardness Of the
transgressor's way of life.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-14

sUPERsTITIoNs.--It is singular to OBJ
serve to what sbsurdities superstitions
lead their victims. At Witepsk, Russia
In order to stop the cholera, two couples
were married in cemetery. The cere.
mony attracted crowd and the epidemic
increased. Magic circles were drawn
around some of the villages, and various
heathenish incantstions resorted to, but
still the disease gathered in its victims.
Then the Israelites were forbidden to call
in doctors, aud the mortality became
frishtful. How the epidemic was arrest
ed is not told, but the lack of soap and
water, good physicians, an efficient police
and some common sense was apparently
the most efficient agent in spreading it.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-14

THE GALAxY.-The GALAXY for De-
cember has m excellent table Of contents.
The most notable articles are, 'Adveu-
lures of the Duchesse De Berri, by John
s. @. Abbott; Black Friday by w. r.
Hooper, replete with financial lore ;
Weather Prognostics by the People, by
Prof. T. B. Maury, and Admiral Farra-
gut and NV Orleans by Gideon Welles
Fresh chapters of those charming serial
stories, The Eustace Diamonds and
Ought we to Visit Her. are given. In
the Scientific Mis- ellaDy much new and
valuable information ia vouchsafed, while
the Club Room and the other depart
mente, are, as usual, full of good things
The critical portion of magazine litera-
ture cannot fail to observe one distin-
gushing feature IF this periodical, name
ly, the fidelity and abiil'y with which it
is edited. This is seen ia the good iudg.
ment and enterprise displayed in procur-
ing the productions of our best American
authors on topics of every day interest
and importance, to the treatment of
which they bring exclusive facilities.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-14
Cash Contributions for Chicago.

We copy from the Chicago Tribune, the
following list of the contributions in
money, received by the Chicago Relief
and Aid Society, up to November 18th,
from forty States and Territories:
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-14
s2-608 30 80
Grand Tot!

The figures probably do not include the
great contributions of the great cities of
New York, Boston and Philadelphia. 1t
will be seen that Vermont is third on the
list
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-14
Teal,


Pad on account Of public deot, 1854 9l9,l'4 s.
Paid on account OF the Hlmv, 55,6S7. SO3 SO
Paid on acc unit If he navy, 22,634,675 63
Paid on account Of the Interior
Department 42,OS5,57l %
Paid acc iunt OF the Treas
ury proper. % 2s9 Sss eS
Pad on ACC unit Of customs, l7.037. 452 40
ury Interior. 5479,247 81
Paid on account of Internal
Reveaue 9,l?sl64 20
Paid Account of diplomatic, 1861, o6s %
ga aries, 7Os,748 "a
br.n,b' ''''1D' - "''' Wv" 924,s O6 IL
ary, "''A1' u VIC JUAN 2,9ll, 507 81
a.cal ys ar '''''' s87O,98S S72 O6
Balance in the Treasury at the =.
close of fiscal year, ,4O7 ~
These are very gratifying figures.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-14
THE RUTLAND HERALD.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1871
The National Finances.

The report of Gen. Spinner, the United
States Treasurer is published, giving the
condition of the Treasury at the close of
the fiscal year, June 30th, 1871. OF the
negotiation of the new loan abroad, he
says that the time was unfortunately
chosen IL it had been esrlier-before the
l,te war broke out-or later, after the
other competitors for loans had retired
from the market, the money lwould have
been much more easily obtained. AS 1t
il. the loan has been an undoubted suo-
cess, and Gen. Spinner regards 1t as a
final victory over the cavIlers against the
national credit.
The footings of the books OF the Treas
urers of1oe at the CLOSE of June lost, were
as follows
CASH DEBTOR.
Balance in the Treasury from
last YEAR, gag, SOP All go
Received fr IN loans, 900 626 90
Received from eus' Oms, 206 ,27",4 Us
Receive from intern Al revenue l43 1873 1853 IS
R~o~i Ved from lands, 1855, 646 Ga
Received from War Depart
mint, 22,S37, 90! "a
mint, s.2oS,648 AZ
p4r,meat, 8l4,67s,l 100 81
Reo-rv.d If N miscellaneous
sourors. 1865 ,226 50
Total receipts for the fiscal
year, 5Sl .S9S, 4Sl 81
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-14

We. the undersigned, have been acquainted aa'
Miss Sawyer cor many yearz. ard bclicro her 10 DE
a Christian lady and skilful curse usd having
used her salve Ia our families, It gives zses,
pleasure in saying It IS tie best general mej!e..s
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-14

We have ever used
Rev 7. T. Cutter.
Iagv -. .. Holman.
Rev. Joseph Kalloci
Rev. George Pratt,
Gen. J. j. ClllCy and wife
Capt. J. Croker anil wife
CHIt David Ancs ana vile,
VIM Wilson aud wife,
L. r. Spear,
\. {. Rice,
Geo. ". Kimhaii. y. MAYOR
Of R9Cklaud3 alQ VIE
Joseph FaTwel.
c. L. Aiallard,
Lphraim Barrett,
LCaudeF Weeks,
Hon. =. a BUTpse.
EEE114s COBB,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-03-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF,S SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
virtue Of three executions, issued out Of the
Circuit Court of the State Of Oregon for Linn
ty, and 10 rnc directed and delivered, tc-wit: one
In favor Of s. Rosebbiatt Bro'r, Plaintiffs, and
against Andrew McAlexaDder, Defendant. for the
Of s250.T2. interest and costs; and one issued
out Of the County Court Of the State Of Oregon for
Linn county. In favor Of Elias Chichester. plain.
til, and against Andrew NcAIexapder, defendant,
for the Of $5G53, interest and eost1 and also
one issned oct of the County Court Of the State
of Oregon fes Marion county, in favor Of L, p.
Henderson. plaintiff, and against Andrew Meal
exandsr, deft for the Of s559.57. interest and
eests Of suits. ! have this 9th day Of Fob.
ruary. a. ID. 1871. leyied upon the following de-
scribed real estate, :o-wit:
Lo; NJ. FIVE 80 in Block No. ore hundred and
three fi05), and all the Appurienauees thereunto
lelonging. Of Haelie'nan's Addition tc tbs Towr
Of Albany, now on sie In the Clerks Of3cs d
Linn county. Oregon said premises being and
lying in the County Of Linn and State Of Oregon
And on
Saturday, The 1st day Of APra, 1871
between the hours oF9 O'Clock A. NJ and 9 s'ciecI
?. ". to-vit ] o'clock. P. ~. Of said day, II
front Of the Court House door in the city Of Al
bsny. Linn county. Oregon, will sel the nbov'
described real property for cash in hand, al publt
ouicry. to the highest bidder.
Dated this 27th day Of Feb. 1871.
n29wt Il. a. IRVINE. Sheriff,
Liam County. Oregon