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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-30

doors, but snanty court entered from
TIE street and paved with green tinted
stones set in cement, which are so ar
ranged as to give the name of the occu-
pant of the domicile, the year in which
his house was built, and to decorate util-
i'y with a flower or an eagle. We find this
custom very common in Spain, and unlike
anything we ever saw in America.
we halt t. water our mules and all at
once the coaches are thronged about with
piteoosly pleading beggars of ell ages,
sexes and conditions, and generally nau-
seating to behold. An old man we saw
here was certainly one among the most
repulsive creatures / ever beheld.' [ shall
remember his misery wrinkled face, dis
heveled hair, sun ken light gray eyes, and
tostering 6istorte frame for many a day.
Of VS. so sgaio 4, and one of our passen-
gers throws away the stump of smoked
cigar An half 6soz4n saamper for it, but
pr, y faced, e. eauly dressed woman se-
cures the prizs She hastens to her ex-
pett mt boy Of ,out ak summers, and
the last aeen of the party young Espanol
was whiffog aw ~ for dear life. What
won't a mother d for her darling? Mis-
guided love will cftentimes control better
judgment. Ia a cIoaA of dust at 4 p. m,
we approached I"j4. Oar mules climb
most persistently under the drivers vo.
ciferous shout OF o no Arab TIA
Fl .w and now we look down upon the
valley, scene of exceeding beauty. The
begqar irfliction is repeated. "Seniorjta
Mucho - has become siokening to our
wearied ears. The presentation of man.
gled hands, leprous sores, doleful coun-
tenances and whining tones. We have
read and we have heard much of italian
beg gary but think it cannot equal this.
With wondrous dexterity of movement
we turn the sharp street corners. and out
Of the city over the plain orr mules on q
run. At the statior, while waiting for
the cars an atternpt to swindle us WAS
nothiug short of bare-faced rascalitv. The
1t .ti9n agent, with his badge Of cfftoe on
his cap, came 10 our trio a.d offered MS
at two dollars each fresh tickets to Gran.
adj. We exhi bite3 our coupon tickets
bought at Malaga, he took them, threw
them to the ground and tired them sunde1
foot. Then he insisted with half menao'
ling tones that we buy tickets. Oar Ger
man friend, who oame t. Us at an oppor
| tu,.s moment, iuspoli'ely told him that be
was a e2a+emptisle thief and to rid Us o
| hia preaapce. He finally returned TO III
politely excha aging fresh tickets for oul
coupons with M additional charge. bnt
we carea not to thank HIM. One swindls
the less. but we have lest faith in every
per.an and I'll things. OF one thing We
are fully convioce7, God has bountiful'y
| hIesspd Andalusia with exceeding benny
land richness of material nature, but hes
paooled it with a raoa widely at variance
With His love. At p n. we arrive ct
Granada and are met at the station by al
English speaking guide who tells us that
NJ. Kreisler announced our coming ny
! telegram, and the beat rooms of the
Washington Irving hotel are waiting us
| We fad the rooms very handsome and
are ONLY too GLAD aooApt the bouDtifu'
|. quiet and hsne like comfort they offer u.s.
lid.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-30

The BRITISH PRovINCEs-Thece census
returns for 1871 of the Dominion of Cana.
day, shows that the total population Of
the Dominion is 3.494924-an average
increase of about 12s per cent since 1851
The present population of Ontario ia 1 :.
62o,o42; OF Quebec. 1,19O,5O5; of New
Brunswick, 2S5, III; and of Nova Scotia.
oo7ooo. the Percentage of increase in
the last ten years is: Ontario, 10 Ito
Quebec, z 10; New Brunswick. 1913
Nova Scotia, II 10.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-30

T,RoY.-The announcement by you,
correspondent in Wednesdays HERALD
that Mrs. Charles Norton died on the pre-
vious night was incorrect. Although
very i'll she is still alive, and her physi.
clan has not yet abandoned all hope Of
her ultimate recovery. 4
Quite feeling is being created ia this
city out of the refusal of the managers of
the theatre to admit respectable eolored
people to the Psrquette and Dress Circle,
and compelling them, if7thsy iastend,st
all, to accept the gallery or third tier
People generally think that if colored
man or woman pay his or her money for
certain seat, he is just as much entitled to
1t as white man would be under the
same circumstances, and 80 think we.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-30

NEW HAMPSHIRE The Republican
State Committee met at Concord on Wed.
nesday evening, and assigned their sever.
al conventions. The State convention
will be held on Wednesday, January 3D.
The meeting was presided over by E. h
Rollins, chairman of the committee. and
was very fully attended, the most promi.
nent men of the party from all parts Of
the State being present and speaking.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-30
THE RUTLAND HERALD
A spurious AristOcracy.

There is spurious aristocracy prevail
emit in these times for which no admire.
ton can be felt. 1t is the miscalled aris-
tocracy of wealth. Nowhere, probably,
in the civilized world, is so much cense-
quence attached to wealth as in this
country. 1t is too true that a plain re-
publican people have strange propensity
TO worship the golden calf. He is the
best man In the estimation Of many, who
can count the most dollars. The old ap-
opthegm was, that knowledge is power,
but now wealth Ia power. Let the con-
test be between wealth and talent, and
wealth will carry the day. Talent can
not buy either puts or votes and wealth
can command both. There Is no argu-
msnt more persuasive than gold. Hence
the insanse ardor with which wealth is
pursued as the end of all endesvor.
Hence the rush to every new gold field.
''Hammon lsi them on;
MANN m, the least cree ed spirit that fell
From H-sver; for e'sr In Heavea his looks and
Thoughts
We're Al rays town vard be NJ a1miring more
Dh9 ricHeS OF h-rVSns ptVefne VI, Ut dden BOlC,
Then ou sht DIV ne IT holy else enjOys1
In vision bst i6o."
We would not be understood as joining
In the vulgar hue and cry of the poor
against the rich. To a certain poiut-the
pursuit Ia lsudabls and praiseworthy.
But when wealth, or assumed wealth, is
used for tina purpose of f bunting and
purse proud ostentation In living, and to
leave legacy of inevitable ruin to our
children--theu it ia that wealth is made
odious, and justify the bitter warfare be-
ginning 10 be wsged against it. Then
rises up in the overwrought heart OF
poverty, the very natural sentiment of
Burns.
"If Tn designer yon lordling's slave,
By natrre's W Designed
WHY was an irdependen' wish,
Fer planted In my mtndi"
This tendency to spurious sristocraoy
in orr time and land is one that is grow
ing in the hearts of the people, who
by some extreme fortune have come into
the sudden possession of wealth, they as
sumo to be leaders of communities, and
none have rights but themselves, with
their shoddy assumptions. but these pre-
tensions when tried by the worlds fur
mace turn out but mere dross, and the
spurious aristocracy OF wealth becomes
mean aud despisable in the eyes of all
who look upon them, aud its underlying
sentiment Is drawfug some classes of
American society into mere pigmiss.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-30

WHISKY FROM GARBAaE.-Taa, dis,
tillers in this country are now sgitati b
the question of the distillatiea of <pirits
from the garbage of oi.lse. la this new
process the garbage IS gathered from the
honses of oitiTsss, dumped into vats,
boiled. the grease skimaed eff, and the
Fulpy 44sss fermente1 and distilled. A
bGsses of garbage yields four gallons OF
proof spirits. Any ous who, in his pere.
CARNATIONS. hss encountered a city swill
cart, and enjoyed its invigorating odor,
must anter upon the consumption of spir-
its SO manufactured with peculiar zest.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-30

ST. JoHNsBURY.-Rev. n. W. Warren.
of Philadelphia, delivered the first lecture
in the course at st. Johnsbury, subject
"a trip to the stars"
"A Mr.. Morse of St. Johnsbury, fell
into the wheel pit at Luke Buzz-ll's ma
chine shop one day last week. He wss
seriously injured, and his recovery Is
don htfnl
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-30

A BEAR CAUGHT.-Oliver II. Smith
OF Fort Ann. recently set trap for a
bear which he had reason to believe was
prowling around the woods near his resi.
dence. A few days afterwards his expec
tations were fully realised by seeing bru.
In fast in trap. He was a large fellow
weighing nearly three hundred pounds.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-30

Fort EDWARD. N. Y.-Gen. Kilpst-
rick lectures at Fort Edward, y. Y. De
cemb~r Is b.
w. Fl. Barnes. the talented editor Of
the Hart and Hand. New York, has
been engaged to deliver two lectures on
Oidfellowship about the middle of De.
amber.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-30
LIBERAL CHRISTIAN.


The Uniyersalist church at Meriden, Conn,
wa, organized many years ago by Rev. j. Il.
Farnsworth, now Springfield, Vt.
A Universalst Conference was held at South
Wood took, Nov. 18th and 18th. Sermons were
delivered by Rev. J. H. Farnsworth, Rev. e s.
Foster and Rev. Z. Hewett.
The fall term of the Green Mountain Per-
kins' Institute, at South Woodstock, closed, Nov.
18th
The Boston JatrerSaIiS' of this week contains
an able al 'iele on "sclence and Religion" fIom
the pen of Rev. W. s. Balch, formerly of Ludlow.
The Universe ist church at Bratrleboro has
recently been repaired, and handsome pulpit
has been presented by sewell Morse, Esq.
METHODIST.
Rev. r. H Howard, of Broekfeld, Mass
formerly of thts State, was among the speakers
at the sixth union service Of the Boston Young
Mems Christian Association, commencing the as
ISOLATION as a valuable shelter.
Rev. Israel Luce, (Methodiss) formerly of St.
Johnsbury was one of the speakers at the annual
meeting of the Portland, Maine Young Mems
Christas Association.
Prof. C. w. Wilder of the Vermont Confer
ference Seminary was among the speakers at the
late New England tMethodisb Educational Con-
vention,
The Methodist church at st. Johasbury Gen.
ter was rededicatei on the Sth Nov.
CATHOLIC.
The Irish Catholics of Winoosh he'd sue
cessful fair this week.
The Catholics of Sandy Hill, NY, have
raised $22j for the Chicago Catholic churches.
GENE sAL
Rev. Henry R. Waite, recent graduate OF
Hamilton Folege, and editor of the well known
Cdrnajdn C04egiensiG, has satled for Europe on
several commits ions, one of which is to put into
practical operation Elihu Burritts pan for an in
ternatioDai pulpit exchange. It is proposed to
arrange in both countries system by which the
C ergvmen of either may travel to aud ,aAout the
other at reduced rates, stopping at specified place
each Sunday TO fill pulpit made vacant on the
same plan.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-30

together, even as hen gathereth her
chickens under her wings, and ye aoould
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-30
BENNINGTON COUNTY.

This from the Banner: The Vine
gar Bitters arrangement for new-p-per
outeides is mighty handy on one account {;
If we wish TO cot out an item from the
inside of one of them, we do not need to
fear sPotling anything which we may
want on the out-ide, for We have 10 more
Just suoF out-ides on our table every
week. Handy Isn't Tsp
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ERIN ont News.
ADDISON COUNTY.

-Messrs. Dunshee g. Barnes of Bristol
shipped ton of butter TO market, on Tues
day.
The church IT Granville has been
lately raised and a town hall constructed
in the basement. Some of the pubic
spirited items of the town are subscrib.
log funds Inward the purchase Of he'll
for the building.
The Addison county Good Templsrs
meet at stskrsboro on "wednesday Nov
90 h. Addresses are 10 be aelisered by
Hon. E D Warner of New Haven. Rev
W. L Smith and Hon. George W. Graz,
dey of Vergenues.
Leicester Lodge of Good Ttmplsrs'
have paper edited by members Of the
Lodge.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-30

GOVERNOR FAIRCHILDS PROCLAIM
ATIoN.-Gov. Fairchild of Wisconsin has
issued proclamation recommending the
observance of Thursday, the 30th as r
day of public Thanksgiving, prayer and
praise, in which he says: "Although {
wide spread oonf4gration ia tae north.
western portion of the STATE has desola.
ted many households, brought mourning
to many families, and stripped thousands
of our fellow citizens OF nearly ali their
worldly wealth, yet the poorest of these
sufferers have found millions of hearts
throughout the whole land extending to
them most earnest sympathy, aud millions
of hands to relieve their wants by liber-
al gifts. For Gods loving kindness dor
ing the year soon to c'ose, and for this
outpOuring of Christian bsnevelence and
charity to our Pfflicted fellow citizens
we should, according to the ussges of our
fathers, publicly thank Him who moved
the hearts of men to generous deeds"
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.


ment at McIndoe's F Ills the past week, in
consequences f the abduction of young
girl from her fathers home. o. Wedues.
day evening. by parties who wished TO
prevent a marriage that wss t. take place
next day. She bas not since been fouod.
-Jsmea Back, of Walden. while chop
ping wood. was accidentally struck by
fel ow workman's axe and his foot nearly
severed.
Two brothers, named Samuel and
Robert Maaden. at D4nViile, got into an
alteroation which resulted in Roberts
throwing Samuel dewn and breaking bis
arm. r bert was arrested on comPlsiut
of bis father, and put ander $500 bonds
for appearance at the County Court.
Mr.. 3 F. Thomas, of Hard wick, was
badly chopped while hewius railroad ties
on the 18Th. It appears that be was hew-
log, and one of his hired men was scoring
the same stick, when accidentally in some
way, tho scorers axe biz Thomas a full
blow Just below and back of biz hip, in
ficting q cash six inches long and three
iaches deep.
The track on the Lamoille Volley
Rsilroad is laid t. within two and one
half miles of Hsrdwick.
CHITrENDEN COUNTY.
The winter term of Wllliston Acad-
emy begins Dec. 4.
There is now living in Williston
lady aged S4 years, aud strong healthy
woman for that age, who has had thirty
three children of her own. She has hem
three times married.
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
Some person from Grand Isle county
writes to prove that there are more Old
people in South Hero than can be found
in any other community of the sane
number. He says: According TO the
last census, South Hero had 6l7, and
Grand Isle 7Os, making the total PoPola'
ton 1925. In this population of 1922
there are sixty-two persons seventy years
and upwards. Tkeis united ages smouh'
to 1904 years, which gives them an aver
age age of seventy-five years and eign'
months There are In this number thi''
ty-seven men and twenty-five women,
The twelve old EFT men have lived INV
year,, which gives them an average Sso
of eighty-four years. The twelve 0ios''
women have lived $40 years, which gives
them an average age of sevent-eIght
and four months. The oldest N 81 IL A-t'
Ira Chamberlin Of Grand fsle. his Ss0
is ninety years. He resides with bis oiO
Their, Mr.. John Cbsmberlin, who Is eisn9
eight years of age. There are i've Cue
men, eighty-seven and upward. The ON
Is. woman is a Mrs. La Mott, a. ffep0u
Canadian, ninety-fve years of age pst
10 one other woman eighty-fve years. Sn
two that are eighty. This will give "
every twenty.one and one tsird PefreIs
on this Leland. a person seven'y-hTe yea
of age. On these sixty.two person. =.
have a surplus of $50 years. whiOO,
added to those under seventy, and De
that period, I think must Dave
seventy years to every fifteenth pe
the entire island. -
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CHTTTENDEN COUNTY.

The winter term of Wllliston Acad-
emy begins Dec. 4.
There is now living in Willistou
lady aged S4 years, aud a strong healthy
woman for that age, who has had thirty
three children of her own. She has betn
three times married.
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GoYERNoR FAIRCH1LD's PRocLA,

"Hadsr thou STAYED, T must have fed :"
Henry ". L0nQteISOaS In December Atlantic.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-31
EMPIRE CITY.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AVE
~ received a patent from the United State.
Government for the south half of the northueS.
quarter, ard the northeast quarter Of tn. north
west quarter Of lection II. and the sauth.ps.
quarter Of the northeast quarter of Section 10 IN
Township Is. north Of range 20 east. in the Dr.,
trict OF Ltnds, subject to sale at Carson gity. New
being the town site Of Empire CITY; and all per
sons claiming lots within the above described
limits must file u written statelsent OF such elaip
particularly describing The pircei Of iaua 60
claimed, With lac, il ths Office Of the County
Clerk Of Ormsty county, Nevada. within SIX
months after the irst rablieatiun of this notice. or
they shall be forever debsrr ed the right Of claim
sng or recovering such lands, or any interest there
In. or in arg part, parcel or share thereof. in asv
Court OF law or s4aity. All applications for the
benefit OF minors or insane persons ehall be mad.
by the guardian or trustee of such minor or in
sane persons, and all applications for the benefit Of
married women may be made by their husbands
II in this Stste- 8. II. WRIGHT, Trustee.
larson CITY, 'Gy, 10, 1871. iyls-6~
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III F. RICE SILVER MINING

Ii. Company. "-Princip,l place Of busj-
ness of said Company j. located in Carson Citv
Neyada.- Motto" Is hereby given that at a meet
ing Of the Board Of Trustees OF said Comn,ny
held on the 18th day of February. ISL, an assess.
nent, No II. Of five 81 cents ler sha, 9 was Ieyi.i
OF the capital stock o. said Company thar NJ a
meeting f said Board he'd on the Is, sayn ~
March, ISL. an assessment. No IL. Of one a,d
two-ihird- ga cents per share was levied mo,
the capital stock ofSki Comp my: that al
meeting Of said B. ard held on the Is, dsy Of Jul,
1871 an ASSIGNMENT. No Il, Of twelve and car
half l21@) cent per share was levied on the cam
tai stock Of said company: that at a meeting, al
saii Bard held IN tie 81 dav Of August 1871 a.
assessment. No. Is, IF sixteen and tw,. thru.
tlt27) cents per share was levied upon the oapj,nl
stock Of said omlSny; that at A M, citing of said
B ard held on the 18th day If August 1871 an :,
sessment. No. l6, # three and one third ~
cents per share was levied upon the capital stool
Of said Company.
All Of which said assessmeaes were ravakia i'm
Il. ediately after the leYyinE thereof in sold COR
Of the United States, tn the Secretary of th- com
pany. al ss ueice, in She town of Csrsn Civ
STATE of Nevada Any-st"Ck upon which said a.
sessHenfs, or any or either Of them, shall remain,
unpaid on THURSDAY. the Fourteenth Day %
September, ISL shall lie deemed DELINQUENT and
VIII he Gully advertised for sai at public anction
and unless payments shall be made on or before
the P.nrteeuth Dav of O, fob,
ISL. 10 pay such deiit quent assessment. tnretbe,
with costs If advertising and expenses of sale
BY order Of the Board
ALFRED HELM, Sec'r
Carson City. Aug l6, 1871. .pl,..,
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TAKE WARNING!

'I,uE v. 4 :. T. X. Co. ARE ANXIOUS TO
tASe due presaniion against ACCIDENTS and
l-s " life resulting from the running OF their
trans; ana thcy take this mett1-i of warning pa
rents AMI yp2Tiisns against the dangers attending
to-. common practice Of children playing about
- ar cars art locomotives Those having in charge
,sc business of the Cum any lind it impossible to
sexsciIE buys. Who frequent the term;ni and stop
I-ue pIsces Of the rs al from climbing upon the
,Ars ard engines: and they will feel themselves
, liked to rescrt to more decided measure. if these
...,,5s,fes are cintinu-d. Recent accidents,
aga are wholly asrribahle to the careiessness OF
,--,.s Ia iurnning on and off the cars when in
,,.-ien, sisuii ie warning enough in th1n;seIves.
w. i. fERINGr0S, Superintendent.
A.sa.t r.. 1879. II
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After paying the expenses of the enterprise and
making the distribution Of the gifts. the balance
of the proceeds arising from the sale of tickets
will he appropriated to the establishment Of II
FREE LIBRARY in Louisville, 10 be called the
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-31
ELECTION

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT tn
will be a Special Election, held at the Stor<
school house. in School District No. /, Ormsty
county, Nesads, At Carson City, on
Saturday, September O.. ISL
For the purpose Of raising Thirty-fve Hundred
Dollars. by rect taxation upon the property in
said District, which sum Of money is to be need
in aid Of building q School house in said District.
Polls will be open at 2 o'clock p. M. End hoLd
open until 8 p. m. Of said dav.
Form Of ballot: Tax. Yes" '.Ta1. No.
Judges Of Election: SAM. c. Wright, GSn. "
Chedic. Sam. D.. King. Jr.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees, School IaS
triet Ne. l, Onnsby county, Nevada.
a1s-td s. II WRIGHT. see'y.
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Notice 0S Dissolution.

Fyr7E C0PARTNBRSII-Y HERETRF0SE tx
is:in- between l.. Iachapane L George
Murray, under the firm raIle ana style Of LacIa-
Jails & Murray, is hereby dissolved by n'Htua,
ssu,.1t. L L,chaye lie withdrawing froEI the erm.
the business viii her safe DO eocducted by George
= rrEy md Thcs linn. under The arm name AMI
r.v!a OF MURRAY 4 FIN All the debts Of
sii CONCERN vii h. paid by Murray { EiHG. snd
-, d-hts due sal Concern viii lie collected ay the
s-r- l.. LACIAFELLE.
For MURRAY.
F.--su CIsy, Nevada, Aug. IS, ISL. aa2s In
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These gifts will, at the concert. be awarded :,
the holders of tickets III the same nuauusr as al
the concert given in San Francisco in aid If III,
Mercantile Library.
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Marriage and Celibacy.
EssAys for Young Men, or great So
CIAL EVILS and ABUSES, which interfere with
NnRRIA6E-with sure means Of relief for the
EfAipg and Unfortunate, diseased and debiiitas9.
Sent nee, in sealed envelopes. Adore.
HvwAhD ASSOCIATION, No ! S. Ninth st.,
Pita6slphiA, p. sess-a
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ao-purtnersE7p Notice.

NoT-CE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
uaGsrs'gnei have this day formed = cppart-
nerssip for tho pprpgse OF conducting the Hotel
a.lsiao-t in th" city Of Carson. under the Arm
~. and sf-le OF NCRRAf & FINN.
.=,rSoo City. Nevada, Aus -, 1871. au25-1n
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80 Magnificent Prizes, among whicI
is one of $50, 900 Gold Coin.