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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21
COUNTY POOR HOUSE.

~ meeting Of tho Superintendent Of the Poor house
At Rutland the pa Nav 1884, agrecaby nrevioua no.
uoc, joel Herman Esq Of poulincv appointed Chair
man and Zimr Howe Of Castlcon. Secretary.
On notion If Mr. Morgan Of MiGdlotoNn. tho Secretary
vas instructed 70 address letters the several in the
tonniy not here represented requesting that Supctnen
dants or decgates may he appointed represent sucb
towns at an adjourned meeting of this board
On motion, ResoIrfd As the sense ofihs meonr that
IN case NO or towns wilt unite N tho measure It
VIII he eHpcdcnt 10 proceed add make the ARRANGEMENTS
necessary for supporting tho poor OF such towns acrcev
10 The provisions OF the act 1887 ON rotation the Poor
. 'n motion, tho meeting adjourned meet vt the
Music Room IN Ruaud Thursd1y the 18Th d,y Of Sen;
hoN'' AZ two O'Clock y. VI. =. HOWE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21
THOMAS HOoRERs EsTaTE.

STATE OFTER.VON'7, }yEl 4 it remembered tbs,
District Of Rutland, 81. - nj Special Probate
August, a. D. 1888.
Present VIM. Han. Judge.
Eisar l.. ornrsbre, administrator Of the Estate of
lh mas Hooker late OF Rutland, deceased proposes 10
reudur account Of his I'd niufraon Of ssd estate
md present hs Bccaunl against said estate Tor allowance
Ordered, TINT SAIL account hc oxamood IN eourt, At
session thereof 10 he hodrn at Rutland in said district
on the 10Th SepincNd gocock 81 and that all persons
c'ncotncd be notified to appear at SAID time aud place
aud show cause u any they may have ugtas ,he allow
aneo Of said secoua; aud that copy of the above
der bc published three weeks excessively IN The Rut
aud Herald printed at Rutland "s may be.
H. Il. JOUSLEE, Register.
true copy of record.
85 Attest. H. h. TOJTSLEE, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21
FOR SIZE,

A VALUABLE TAuLH situated Ia Tinnou'h--
II the which the subcuheT formerly resided.
ID contains AS 81 land. Buildings principally
new aui wei finished s1i convfuisu--cosi over two
tl1usand dollars. The premise wei feaccl, with over
1000 rol Il stone wall. 7 he water brought 10 the
house lend pipes, aud al well plated ior keeping
90 ezteufvc Dairy. For years past there has hoca
kept SID srHi stock equal &C. ~ ami 30 sheep
bcsdes the Necessary team. There be more rnoad.
ow ard pasture clearet with Ii'e e1pep.r. The sol
e1oceui ard tbs Land yields large AID good cfops Of
al kin1s Il grain and sssts
The whole vii b. fod Tor s7OJ0--ops ihirl rtglir
- When possession s gIy'n-the remainder IA A4nual
payueats 60 suii The purchssef.
There WI also be sold with the farm. IS Cows. go
Sheep yoke oi oxen, sad isrming u'tn, j. Il vaIiel,
their value 10 cash the hrsi 81 April next. the
same terms. F0sstsos given The Cos Il March nsxi
Persous wishing 10 purchste profitable farm would
90 well 10 Cell and o&sslias tie premises ~ tstilfy
ihsmsslgss.
EDwARD WOODRUFF.
TinmoB,h, Ansus, 10. 1889 50
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21

Judge lynch. This dgn6ed funotonary called special
steamer Ievaut arrived with the Infamous Lee board
Our readers may recoec, that this wretch through
detect OF our law. scateuced Punishment of only two
years imprisonment for cruetes inf cic1 upon his wife too
horrible 10 mention. The question carried up before
Jucge Lynch 10y writ OF whc after argumeat bis
honof came TO the conclusion that Of the court
belo" ought Ia be reviewed Formidable "posse oomita
ius was accordingly despatched anr the cupt and
across bis path jest he leaving the boat Baton
Rouge binding for his lodgings provided the expense Of
The state IN spacious building that vicinity. On the
eGu'son OF Judge Lynch, tho prisoner Immediately
handed over TO the mymious OF ticc and carried forth
with before tho awful tribunal Tie trial conducted up
on Tie broad principles of natural law. The Judge charge
10 the jury was admirable spe,im of knock down
gument and inevitable oondemnai The panel which
sat upon his fate required but ttc time TO dcc
ion'heiI minds to have been already made up. With
out rising from the box therefore they brought verdict
oil guilty Amer This naUgt rominod for the court but to
pronounce the sentence and hand the criminal 10 the
custody OF the cyecutioner. His Honor made very short
work OF this cefemony-Inasmueh the prisoner had a.
buscd the Of husband he sentenced him To be fore
yer deprived Of the ability to he hulband, and the iuig
ment was Immediately carried into effect under he supet
ton OF ski'ul surgeon Thus has the indignation Of nm
outraged public pursued the wretch the door Of his
prison Little sympathy be felt for the sufferer but il
may vel be asked this tho proper mode o punsng GRIM
mails Tor can tho power of trial and punishment be safely
lodged IN the hands Of nfurated multitude But we
presume Judge Lynch and his satellites acted upon the sub
lime maxim OF Fiat Juscia ruat Culum.'-N o, Eu'ie-
Tin,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21
MYSTERIOUS.

oa ,he 81 rsisrt ihs tir - so,-,l bprss .ugses n
b, ~ 10 srafs old. founa ~ dsfh thek Frruds3
pneN 80 To words On Ne tNuEr'aln tffsrsn Psrcah md
shfr-tlufy Nth hit thfasi rut s'~sna his
cAiri haief which tied email tree fls had trn
dead several Gays vhen fcaud--had faustc dock reie
bod Foot whe, sand al arouni wh sass atnsd Up
The heel in tho ususi vsy of soerr etesbon,s The si
tef vas pecuisr one hrparcny made ~ cir-insc
ufsp-euiirE - about faot a. esch eud which wns
neailf PCT ieeiet VITA sma nails To tis hcchle which
was fsiher large fastened table length q uahsck
% esthc fssh % belt leather isfcnsd also with email
nails ths snFraf circvustanee has cspsed much
Der a"d speculation here ans Ia tho unses,i opinion Of
al WAC have ssea The promises bore halter Sc that
SNci tiadtn ~ stey. connected vita ,hs mysterious
slaif
>hTcWsbufy, Vt, August TO- 1883.
dTSnee the above in type there las been several
rumou about Gndug ssddlc and bride and e,dence
that human being had becu utdere bu, can trace
them 10 no authentic source.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21

The Register, Loco Foco paper printed at New Ia
Ven says that democracy cannot prevail IN States
where common schools are negectedand that this ac-
counts for Massachusetts, running strong for Whcge-
~ The boot happens 10 be tother foot, Mr. Reg
lser "ior we suppose that It's generally admitted"
Solomon Slick, Of Sokvo. would cay, t'that the A.
mericans are the most enlightened people the face
Of tho uirh and TINT the citizens of Mnssactusets
are cttc the most intelligent Of the universal Yankee
nation Here is the true who Massachusetts,
runs SO strong for Whggery. Greenfield Mercury.
Halo, Mr. Greenfield Man You are n ioeRe ont Of
the latitude OF correctness The Green Mountain Boys
probably escaped your rccoec,ion.]
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21
THE DEFEATED sUB-TREAsURY

at would have been peculiarly gratifying 10 have in
erchanged congratulat with our fellow citizens
the recent and signal triumph Of the country, de-
eatng project calculated TO aggrandIe beyond all PIE
cedent, the power Of the President by cndowing him
aud the ministers Of his WILL with unlimited control
yer the public money This measure happily de-
eated intended TO be the contamination Of thatds-
asrous policy which began in the violent seizure Of the
depostes and which has been prosecuted with unex-
amped sudacty, in series Of executive usurpatons,
until the caames Of the country have reused lis md
nation and brought the popular branch OF Congress
length 10 the rescue Of the Constitution
Each successive act Of violence and usurpation, on
the part the executive throughout this long period OF
msrule has been opposedan denounced by the whigs
who faithful 10 the principles which gave the name,
have steadily eDdeayored 60 bring back and crcumscrbe
within constitutional limits, the daring and dangerous
pTeiensions Of the executive while the other hand
with pcriiuacy worthy of better cause the party in
power has for FIVE years Increasingly directed its mos,
strenuous efforts 10 procure for the executive the ALSO
lutte control and custody Of the public money At the
end OF that period brought forward measure, the ne
cessary result Of all its principles and converting them
into practical system Of policy vheh carried would
be the Ultimate triumph Of their pToiraced struggles
and the complete establishment OF their constitutional
doctrines. Two whole sessions OF Congress have been
gle for the Constitution. benign Providence bas civ
Us the victory. GROWING reward for ,he isithiu
ard GTduous devotion with which have contendsd So
long and teaches u.s. and trust viii teach opPon-
enis, the high and oonsoaiory lesson, that although
temporary may attend executive usurpahon, u
imss dees, and ehas,isemeut inevitable awaits il.
Upon these thrilling topics, gentlemen should have
heen glad 20 have eonversed with you The 9Th # ia
IT, bot that pleasure Is denied me- permit 10 oe
you this toast
TIL. constitutional limits Of al the Departments o.
the General Government, single aud combined, the
foundsiion doctrine Of true Nhglsm.
II have the honor u be Fentsmeni with The highest
WILLIAM c. PRESTON"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21
Ilo.a ne Balfimor, CAror,cl,

koiucty The elections Ia this State have passed oa
without cScuoinont The convention wss voted down
by fvhclmiug mlioriics.
The following tho returns have ccved from the
election tor members Of the Legislature
Nhg-lii '. Ut Doe If the three Mhc, elected
from fsyeuo county IA iirsHs CLA',ir.
ISpikNA-We have sccu ,turns from ouly the C,lnuiny
counties lodotsou Floyd scott noifborn SwltE.rlAnd
and Clark Toe rosuli ~ Wings - g.. last year, & "
V, D. showing Wing gals Of two mombors.
ALABAaA.-The result fof taoubef, of tic House Ia
four counties heard from, is Wbigs, ! n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21

The Administration and The Z. s. Bsnk. 1t will be
remembered that some time since the L. $ Cove m.
meni sold 10 the 5 Bank their stock in that nstitu.
ton aud took iis bonds for q amount payable some
time hence with interc & The poverty Of The Nation.
al Treasury, has made tbs sale OF these bonds
~, and they accordingly short lime since thrown
into market or about 20 be when Mr. Biddle with
generous and liberal spirit forward and offered
~ behalf OF the bank 10 psy them, although not duo
for some time 10 come. BY this accommodation on the
part Of the Bank the country has been saved perhaps
an extra session Of Congress, 10 provide ways and
means TO provide the current expenses of tic govern
ment and thus is closed all connexion between The
government and the ''monster, the former receiving
fifteen per cent profit its stock, in institution
which II has again and again declared 10 be nsolvent
Every dollar due from the bank to the government has
been paid not cent has been lost Of all the
which for many years has passed through this instn
ton. There only now remains TO be settled. the dis
pute sbou, the damages on the protested bill OF ex
change, drawn by government France for part of
the indemnity. Now ask the loco foco gcntry-had
Gen. Jackson succeeded in destroying the bank what
would have become Of the millions Of stock, be longing
TO the government N Phunir.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21

We copy the following ofsesl notice from the Wash
ingion Globe
Narcr-The money begusAihtd by the late James
Smiihson, Esq 81 London, for founding an Institute
million OF dollars Nil, IL - expected he received dor
ing the present month. by an act passed Jolly III
les, Tic undersigned Is directed 20 invest The same
Gin stocks OF States bearing interest Al the rate Of not
less than I've per cent. pet Hnnum. lie IL now pre-
pared receive proposals. from persons who have stocks
81 ths description 20 dispose of
LEVI WOODBURY., See ~ The Trees
TGIGstEf DITGSrsEsT, Aug. 6, Is3,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21
sTATc TEMFERANCE CoNvENTloN

TIE Executive Committee ~ The Vermont Temper.
snc- Society the request 4 individuals from differ
eni psTs Of the State have thought advisable 10 call
STATE Temperance Convention, for tie purpose 81
doping ior The move general promotion 81
the csnse Of Temperance throughout the Siate No
Hcs IL bersof citcn that STtTT TgsFTHAscr CosytK.
nos lriH b. hdd at MiDntrEtFT Thursdag t.t ca
dag = Srrfeiaber Htrf ar n 0ci0ek toToo5a Tie
fends of Trmpsrsnce generally invited 10 h,iefd
TIE several town soesleS respectfully md
IN requested 10 take sach usaaures W ensure the
appointment OF delegates 10 the ConEenion and f5l
representation from every ievn IN the State.
Montpelier, August l, les.
JlprTsas LooHi'' Rrses,iys
Go B mis.rr' COMMITTEE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21
CERTIFICATES.
W. FAY, Agent
Ceri,6oon Of BENJAMIN Baby, Jr.

THIS may certify, that for than two years la
boFed under severe md distressing affection Of tho
ungs' calling in all the el II Physicians that could be
obtained with little relief until departed o ever
being able again 10 benefit mysel and family aud were
not for the use Of opium to keep up tho exci,emo
shoud not have been able TO get about At all While 10
this condition considering myself in firm consunpi
was induced TO take = bottle of Rov. n. II, DOWNS
tliHiT, and found immediate roof aside
my cpum--coutinued the Basamia EIixir-,rs able TO
be about my business, and have thus continued for the
lost NIX months comfortable, sud have hesitation in
saying 10 the pubic that the said Balsamo was the onl
means ofmy recovery, and do cheeriully und ear
Mostly recommend It 60 the public.
BENiAlN BAILEY,Jr
Canton, April 90. 1897 ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21
Printed Tickets.

just printed or TIC accommodation Of every In he
county Of Rutland suitable uppy Of Wig Tickets for
the approaching election. Our yig.ui Wing friends will
have tic roodocss TO call The Rutland Book sioc for
them and zee that they thoroughly distrbutcd The
Printer "erPecis every Gwhsl 10 do his duty" tie
Gtsl Tuesday 10 Seplenhet.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21
Canton, April &c, 1887.
Ce1ii6eae Of Luke Hiicheoek.

HAVING received great benefit from the use Of tLs
Kew. n H. Downs Vegetable ELIXIR, take pleasure
IA Recommending II 10 others Its effects were 10 re-
eye me oa cough with which had been trou bed more
orlcss for several months 1t promoted expeotora,ou
aud relieved me OF an uneasy sensation about the chest
which had felt nearly year. AL could procure on
one bottle at the time. have not had opportunity Of
iestns ne merits to the extent desirable eaectibg
perfect 81 diseased slate Of the Iunzs but, from
What relief have eHPerienced, think il worthy af a
thai by all afflicted With luns complaints II sio1de1 10
seasoushiy.
LUXE HITCHCOCK.
CezeDoyis. fune n fg37
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21

TIMOTHY FOSTER
sranien, Aug. Is. 1885 I"
BANK OF TIE UNITED STATES

Toe PhiisdePhis American Sentinel IAN Admiuisra-
hoa PaPef) takes The following sensible view oi the
ale "easness irsncacton" between the Treasury De
ftftasnt and the Bank o. The United States, 10 the
ns,lsf q the Bank Bond
"thss usnsarsioa 70 imPor,ant ia double sense
si az calculated To proeaoe beneficial influence on
eesaess geHsrsiY, in which the domestic exchanges
~ psftePtie a. the InOnsy, understand. Is 20 be
Saaaec b. the hSah Ia different places and second.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21

l.aas~ frsrvy .. ns r.c-srs N. Ncttreai iieraA
81 Tpgusss ssss thn Csrs fs'6s@r ~ the iisasv'oa
al 4 yaipefrcss has t~cn srtssse1 rhstssugar foof
Cfnsr, Nee 80 " scsoa fus fasr irpfssruussri
"a. sus a NJ Psdacek ~ho s'fcssad sad detaiaed
suf 80 ~ Csgs Datdsos euFng tie ucshcs ssess
,uutsh, go TIE iiefaA ssys that rsa4ccks
90 sasfucer that 10 htA crossed the ne 10 fgf
upa.s hrcFse rput faF sts,t tna that Ne caai.sr
~ ufk tno ihsi " liberated ooiy shng o.ib
si vosh zee iufofnssoH "a tie Canadian srtboflies
,isuN stisck 10 eersernpisiea
Ths NJ fH5Gci sedo5 the d-rusy collector Il the
svssa-ss ChsisasgAs, wbcte dzsirs r,qafe be saos,
saus, .ni siiesdsaet uf.oa the hpes
cfsia ieriipEion sfHsei gi,e bali l~nr srrrsie9
Il CAstss1rty snd ~as ihefef1fo crnrcrcd the Jail
hY a1tioe - Mf Tles ths o,yaius hfosis. s.i
Il saissslf er Qs-ec IA, tho before Iotd
psAsm Tho Herald ssys that she figband SETTLERS ia
ina shsui Hsntsgoa With diGcsiy fssininod from
posoess to hsione and efs,lnE iheh captain g force
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21

FROM my personll knowledge Of the good Effects Of
the sbnye named medicine, and information from
various sources, cheerfuliy concur with the above
in Recommending the "ELIXIR" to those afflicted with
complaints Il The eii sud fngs II is safe aod pi,as
mi medicine, sud the numerous recommendation II IL.
value from civil oGcer,. yiysicaui druggisis ninss,s
efHe gofDfi and Others should ,eem at least 70 claim
for u d trial % the part oithe afflicted.
y. G.. PADDOCK.
Cszeaoyia, June 20. 1857.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21

F~fAsv i'eutipfa Csnsda The Mouiesi Head gives
qTpisica q Lover Csusda pblch however are te
rcfod ~Hh oaunn coming from paper little 10 lie de-
penScd npon with such re~s
msn named kcoqge ofthc parish ST Melanie. IN the
Fff e' bciAes hsslsg Ssycd the militia order fnr IN.
f'eon on the 4sh gune last, and hstnR subsequently,
cssd % pai the bne fsued of hs appfchcn.
The execution ofthe wsrran, resist 81 hy Rocque
fssse by number q inhsbanis ~ho declared they
sfiefminsd 20 resist thai Any ohef 81 the
Qsecns suihosiy within The limits a. tho parish The
ssfe fafossy afned snd used the and
te'lioas iaSsgsge concerning tho British Government
stiesaea OF eis property aesed Forwarded BY the
raca' nsgstrse 10 tho authorities here and Saturday
lta We shcnb Of the Dis,ci accompanied BY tho High
CaFiabe eeled Befihct and thence 10 NJ Hrlae
where they oond tsi tho rebel had dooatnptd and was
paet 10 have takea feoge 10 the uated Sisies worse
sft row prevails IN thai part of the country any
us heretofore deep feeling Of insecurity prevails among
ne ofass and the law h oo-lcsscdi, powrfcss IN the
hasds Of The magistrates The Qnotdennc is read ~ tie
cutch door 10 the multitude issuing from divine service
tad heard with alternate groans nd applause The mum.
@ containing the account the departure ofthe prisoners
sses fashion. girl eighteen years Of age
vefctei and having been carefully tutored she read
rom platform TIE narrative given by the Quoidienne
II one part Wolfred Nelson s described bidding adeu
hs hate laad with manaced hands and when Madamois
ts 'ead II. she exclaimed with streaming eyes aud out
stretched arms, why you not there him ~
Ard tie multitude answered why were We not I" Tho
Qgodonbe has wider circulation than the Mnervc eve,
lsdt i conducted with boder disregard T Of truth
q s" and authority and 10 sedious August 1898
uan the Minefvs IN November. 1887 The Press ard
!Pci Of tho ouo,idcnHe ownedby Mr. D. g. Viger who
alan bona fds proprietor the TEMPS rebe French pa
@ tie hrst number Of which has made is appearance.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21
FOURTH JULY AT MAssILLON, (oHIO3

At the dinner table wereread letters from gen
,emen invited TO be present. at 4th July Celebration,
who could not attend. Among others, from Mr..
Preston, the talented Senator from South Carolina, who
has remained true to his principles, while his colleague,
(Mr Calhoun)is hugsing, as Mr. Anterior would say,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21

KEESr, n. VI. August &c.
FiRES.-On Tuesday Of last we,k, about , o'clock,
?, NJ. the pail factory of MIR Symonds of Roynls,on
took fire, by the heating Of the Cudgeons, and
sumed 1900 pals ready for market and 1900 unpaint-
ed, were burnt Loss $4,000 including lumber -
No insurance The engines from Fitzwilliam were
present-Wh great difficulty the dwelling house
saved In Rndge, the dwelling house of Mr. Samuel
Stevens. $500 insured in the Merrmac Co. Mutual
In Dover, two story dwelling house, owned by Sam
uel and Richard Drew-no insurance
The frHwood depository. at Yale College, has been
burnt threatening destruction to the College buildings
but the wind light and favorable Supposed 10 be
the work Of incendaries
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21

ouf r.sSr- viii rcooeci ne hasier tact ~ hrrtc
favsd IA saFe~sbssy VITA BIZ tArrs, cot. sac, ,hs We
have 'eocivsa the fee~inr cosiaiaiss aadtiess
Psflieslar "a relatoa 10 this ns,isfiova aaah
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21
Noficr.

n ANlhLs a. bkLi request paTEseat - ihs i5fk
~ s-pierlbtr neat m 30 demands VII have Teen
due ~ H-os'h, ifsrop' 70 ~ tine. Thsy deem ms
'oqnest restonsbls sn1 shall poYely mast % ~ 10.
log iniphsd with IS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21
Elixir vccctai Baisamiquc.
N. ". DOWNS
Veg etdIee M0Is0ntlc EIiTir.

Y1loR Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Caierrh, Group
:. Asthma, Whooping Cough, and Of all other diseHs.
es OF the head, chest aud lungs.
Pamphlets containing history Of The mc1iono--e
sketch of the diseases for which ii is recommended GER
tidcatc from unquctionsbo sourccs--smplo directions
accompanying each boiile-moy be had oiany oithe A
GencieG, gratis
CERTIFICATES.
For the benefit the afflicted, beg ltrye 20 give tho
Rov. n H. Dnwns' Vegetable lissamic Elixir the beh
est possible accommodation. have gwen II to u child
OF mine whose lungs evidently dangerously affected
apd Tor whom we were much nnrmed,a having tried
many other remedies IN vsinthe result sho disessei
now pprony removed and tho child restored TO
To effect tins one phal only has been used.
STEPHEN CHANDLER.
StnnbriIse, June %, 1886.
" he above medicine is for sale al the Rutland Book
Store by
l7ti w. FAY, AeenL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21

s.. Prcnss, ESQ of Mississippi, has declined the
invitation 10 parake'of public dinners in Pofiland-hs
native place. and in the city Of New York-his do
nestle affairs requiring his immediate return South -
Had he consented, the locos would have charged him
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21

The steamboats, Motto and Pekn, going down
and the other up. in contact below Louisville
the Ohio, The Pekin sunk Immediately and the Mot
In was run ashore. Another Steamboat was sunk in
the Mississippi few DAYS before this.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21
asuooT THE DEsERTERs.

Ga. Of the Candidates for State Senator Of the Loco
fooo party hiss given the party notice that he can't
sand his hand. Another IN Franklin County issues the
following lOeonie notice
a CARD"
The fresmsn Of Franklin County are hereby given
V undertand that decline standing candidate for
tie Office Of County Senator Ny reasons for doing
are, that sm no longer supporter Of MIR Van Buren,
his
TIMOTHY FOSTER
Swsnton, Aug. 10, 1888
Nj Fosisr usss member Of the Ssna,s les, year and
wa nominated BY the looOioeos for reelection. We
hail his sbsnaozmsnt Of the administration az q cheer
nc INDIGESTION that the VIII; cause IA progressing Al
Tie Nerth.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21

Willy ra'n 30 : $500
80 t0untes.N
A. bed'css majority 1880 5Os1 tho $500 surs
gained IN tho above Counties would Increase 20 ~ 800
without reckoning any Increase in tho ~ Counties vet be
heard from
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21
ny TuEIsoUTHEuy NAIL or THIS
MORNING.
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-21
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Cszeaoyis, June II, 1887.