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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01
NEW YORK WING STATE CONvEN.
TON

This body met a, Utica on the 2Srd inst
and nominated with grea, unanimiry the Hon.
JonS iousG, of Livingston Co. as the wing
candidate for Governor, and the Hon. HAM
ILroS FISH, OF New York, as candidate for
Lieut.. Governor
The nomination Of this ticket gives grea,
satisfaction Throughout, The state so far as we
can judge by the tone OF the public papers Of
the parry. The Courier 4 Enquirer and EN-
press, VIC are sorry 10 see are disposed TO
manifest some liiile hostility 10 this selection
e. The course which these two paper, are now
pursuing Will impress more stfoneiy upon
the minds Of many, the fear that NO nomlns-
ton made with a view 10 an eleclion-would
have suited these papers any better. The
character Of The above named nominee Is
well known throughout the length and breadth
OF the Empire Slsle; and II the American
Cato is 10 be beaten 10 the coming election.
ions NorSS IA Just the man to oppose sgains,
him. The HeTkimer Journal In giving its
views OF this nomiuaiion-snd aher slpres,-
lne It's high sense nj the worth and integrity
o' Nj Fillmore, and the qualification whirh
his nomination would have given-goes on
70 say
Yet I, Is undoubtedly true that the nonli-
nation Of Mr. Young, inspires greater CON
hdence Of success which makes his selection
NJ this crsIs almost imperative. The old
Wing spirit will rise al the sigh, Of his nam-
pn ouf banner and the energies Of penpie
shaking on misrule, will enable it tn over.
throw TIN oorup' and ProhI2aie leaders nov
4, the helm Of State.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01

wAR,ksH ssd Saratoga Rsireai We arc
slsd "a learn that lheis Is ever, prospect Of
ihis long talked OF snd mech desited work
going into opertiou, We undsrNsnd that
q sns II portion Of The stock ~ this railroad,
which in i,s charter ia called We Nv s.lhng-
too end Ssrstogs Railroad" he's been re-
served for CabsdA--And We cannot believe
that there will he snv difficulty IN gctuog
n tstsn up IN this CITY We sre told that
several OF our leading csriisliSs have slres-
dy taken stock In the company - Monlresl
Coos
We learn that Mr. Davidson the Agcnt Of
the W, and : Railroad, has returned from
Montreal at which place he has made such
arrangements as he thinks will insure the
speedy coinTS Action Of this road This, with
an e1tenSioo of that road to this place and
with the Western road completed from
burlington 10 Boston-and all Of which will
soon be scen---will give to thin section Of the
country such facilities for business commu-
nicxion as her natural resources and the
enterprise Of Lcr people require. The fact
that this would afford, via Rutland, the
nedrst Railroad route from Saratoga to
Bose,n, Of itself shows the entire rdicul, us
moss Of friend Walton's old tale Of the tap
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01

ANOTHER NIro on GovERxNtNT PROPER
TY,-rhe steamboat Whrlwind arrived JUS,
as our paper was going to press, from tie
Missouri. She reports. the loss o The steam
boat Ohio, hence for Fort Ieavenworlh, To-
den with about seventy FIVE tons governmen ut
stores for the army, comprising 300 cases Of
arms an sccoulermenls, 10, OF tents, about
90 wagons, and quantity Of groceries end
other stores. She struck at Polk stalk some
miles below Arrow Rock, and lies in six or
eight feet wafer The property OF the gov
eminent, intended FOR the army, will be lost
as the Pre'iden, does not think worth while
10 insure against Polk stalks or sal0ysrs.--
There was no insurance on the boat.
81 Louis R+p., Sept 10.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01

h~ss t4sa.o~~.o-, Mn --- bss ns.tfsd
b.. s.otl ooSrsss - nso~sssrg lot say oss
70 ,sa.,prs 10 many hsb sod etc hss
tb.ssars core 10 Pare Thp 70 cor
4aa., tSas-.apea,4i' ~ the P.nN''. 900
sAs s,il ~ 10 s,apPoist~J. A. 80 haze
an. Nr - ). nSs 70 ~ te.n 90, 1sI
osssssly h,na.aar ssd 10 lsH Lu'bant
sn ser t,s~iil. IA vh'ch ~ d,- OIL. be
dsssetse, 90 ,acorss Of Gl:0 900 .'s4t-
TAas % osrsinly u,ar. tAsR .noosh to shV'
ssss eve. w ID. ehineuesl dssEs" 81 hs
pact Mis- ----- ~os,d s.s' tRJ N Psu'
mas Ohio :. sp,,s Of The ,ppsf'n' fstsH',,
void ssssr himself rst' h'rpj to Sseon'
Asr saltA husband
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01

"Tmg Teachers ADVOCATE" is the
name OF IA handsome sheet published week.
ly, nj Syracuse, N Y, +. Cooper, Editor
1t is devoted entirely to the Interests OF edu-
Gallon. AS its name indicates, it is pecu
Iiarty adapted to the want, Of the Teacher !;
aad We know Of no way that Teacher
could expend %, 70 more advantage than
by becoming d subscriber to the Advocate
We give the above notice hoping that il
may be the means Of putting several tros
into friend Cooper, pocket. But, unless
there is quite a change for the better in the
profession, ii will do but LILLE good We
have known farmers to take agricultural
papers politicians, political papers Mi.
lerites, M'Ilerl,e papers, &c &c, but the
day is in the future when we shall know
Of Teachers taking paper devoted to
educa,Ion. Probably they don't need one
Boz be tina, as it may, were we a superln.
lssdsnl, no teacher could "pass muster"
with US unless he could answer hi, Que,
lion affirmatively,-Are you reader Of
Inc Advocate Coz
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01
THE MORMON TROUBLES.

81. Louis papers of the l7lh, bring us
full details OF the proceedings at Nauvoo,
on the | l,h and l2lh inst. Of which the
main facts have already been Published -
On the tlth at noon, the antics took up
their line o; march for the GUY, hnving So
platoons, OF iootmcn, averaging 9 Ia cac
platoon 100 hofscmon, md Is artillery
men, besides from $50 TO 200 IN wagons,
makng including officers, upwards of 500
men. They approached to wnhin two
miles OF the Temple; they were fired upon
at Their advaace and fink guards by the
Mormons, from cora field. The ERE was
returned by the srlies, FRS, with small
arms, ard Afterwards II cannon, charged
with grape shot, was discharged into the
held The nntI,s halted within a mile Of
the temple. The Mormons occssionly fred
a cannon, but without effect The firing
lasted aa hour or two, but only two NOR.
mons were injured noi they slightly. On
n" other SIDE, noae were wounded.
The mex, day, the l2'h, 'ko firing WINS
resumed and kelH up Oyh good dol Of
splnl and two mormons. namcl Anderson
an1 Norris, were killed SIX Of the n,
tnckIog force were wounded Major C!iC
ford, the Quincy Postmaster under John
Tyler, commanded the mormons. The s,
LOUIS Republican, thus speaks Of the NOR.
mon force
The Mormon force is estimated at from
five 10 SIX bundled; but our informant
states 'ha, they have very little ammunition
aud are aimost entirely desitrte Of provis
loos his description OF The scenes Of dis.
lr's' and alarm to be Witnessed in the city
Is truly srpstling Women and children
lfao'iealy running 10 the streets, with their
husbands IN the field, and they without
home or refuge from thetiorm. In MANY
cases the balls fred by the antics are ga
lhefed BY the womee ood curied 10 The
Mormon camp 10 be used again. Such Of
the women AID chi ldrenas can, have cross
cd The "ver 10 hontrose, Many Of the new
citizens have also gone over. Those who
remain, II ,s thought, will sell their lives
dearly. ilis stated BY some ef tho Nor.
mon leader that hey have mine lad in
the streets by which they hope to effect
great Destruction ot ihe an,i's n thpy Vain
az enhance into the CITY. The affair ho,
but eommcuc"dand our know edge Of hose
engaged on The SIDE Of the antles. whatever
maY tc sad me correctness 81 iheIrrr
-.'l"-s, warrants rs IN the expression al
The beiloi, tint II viii not cease all The Nor.
mons are expelled
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01

The Pltsheld and North Adams Railroad
will be completed and ready for travel, by
the middle Of October. The road is 10 miles
long: i, passes along the Western r. r. for
a mile and hale east from Pltsford, and
then strikes up through the valley OF tho
Hou,alonc. Though possessed by sep
araie company, this road has been built by,
and wi Il he conducted under the manage
men, Of The Western Railroad
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01
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NAsuINGIoN Sept 10 1916

Two new State. Iowa ani W,xonun
80 sbca 10 bs adlsd ~ he Unian. The
AN' preparatory - thor admission were
'hss'rd n ,h' late session Of Congress 10.
"a, sYr~Ar, has aecrPcd by a vote Of
ne resrse, h.c proposed s,as Causii,u,,on
'nd Is 'sAdy 10 r'rssat heGssli q, a Safe q,
100 a. Coasfc~ rneea The S,a,c Coo
uhu'ion OF NsconNn MI also b. form cd
and approved eV he pcOrls Of hat tern,
~ n 'ime TO sod he' scns'ou sul m,m
btu to Congress Al ihs ~, ,.,.,on
Mr. lsfby sA'cs his, inc A-s regal. are
q three s~o saies - 10000 -!1,rc milo,
or one twelfth o. he Who, ote-r.r.
fsory efibs union Mr. u scamp, m,
r'~sn, pop1laaca olihc I.ioa 70 l.. .
600 o0n vt.ch f,v,s IN a,spcr ~ 4
On tfi3fo i .iuafe NC Mo 'tr'
az ;'of'I - ttsy son ~. b. a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01
TIE MEXICAN WAR,
From The Ncw York Eoening Posi.
kA1Ueuesie TelvRvaoh Of Bal,iuose no

kMssusste Teiesvaph ., Bai,isnose rs-
pors that a letter from tho United States
squadron in the Gulf has been received IN
Washington, which gives The substance Of
The Mexican Cove lnmetts response 10 tbs
peace proposition. They refuse 10 enter in
to negotiations until the American land and
naval forces have been Withdrawn from the
territories and the har0oIs OF Mexico
II This report be true, as 1t unqneslonably
is, II puts an end for the present, Of all hopes
Of a restoration Of Peace between the North
ern and Southern Republics There is no
course left for the President bot to prosecute
the war with increased ,igor, and compel
the stupid and selfish mllilar, despots to
settlement Of the difficulty. Mexico as a ma
lion can have nothing 10 gain by tho war;
we doubt not indeed that il the matter were
left to the people Of Mexico, peace would
speedily be csis blished. but the element OF
the wreiched soldier chiefs is disorder and
battle, end they will continue hos,illics as
they can thereby recommend themselves TO
the chance Of personal success.
Things come round sooner than we antic
ipa,edt Mexico has refused our offer OF
Peace. She is no, ready, we suppose, to
pay for heating the poker
Blu, why is the Evening Post angry with
Mexico for no, swapping at our offer Of
Peace ! She has RICH, to take the chances
Of War if she please', especially as, 80 far,
they have no, been seriously against her.
1t is humilia,ng, nevertheless, ,ha, this
grea, Republic should have It's offer Of peace
spurned by mere worm And it is morfy-
ing that, having wage d war, we should be
compelled, before on, foe is harmed or hum.
bled TO sue for Peace.
Why, we ask again, wore Santa Asa and
ALMosTE suffered 10 return TO Mexico =
Why did tho Government allow an able
General and an accomplished Statesman
bo'h unc compromising snemies--,o enter
Yen CRUZ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01

Ret 'r'' men cabinet .ott rs..aC--
u' Rutland.
FARMING Nrt rNrNrS
Hr't Plough "a " -Atl Rs.,,l
H. t'n,u,,i.r lsu. ~.
Re hor., Raj. u,i,,.AA H.-. a.
dl,tovu.
u. bet do Heh pc-e, rou'n.,
Rest Churn. Nm f,t,b RfArd.t
Ne" Root cutter David Patel p,,,t..
Re't hor' Power. Albert GRAY. MIDI. .
bo'' flaming Mai, Snouel C.,uBs r..
laod.
Best straw cutter n Il Thrar Ror,.. ~
Poultry not 'umc,cnt} calu,itar.,....
- that can m uAc r. m
DISCRETIONARY rRrNuv,
The committee awarded to " G.,,
VI iddlctown fer machine i.ru,t.-r
wrought nail, Invented au' rst,,t.lt.
him aprsmtum Of
The Committee on mechanic.
favorable report on an -urh, ,.ol,,.,
patlor stove, prc'cntcd by Mr. Ra.-r,.,.
board Of manager awarded a tr,m.ar
The Committee on m,,AAu... w..
terms ~ warm commentator ~ a.,...
prcscptsd by Nc,,r.. Buck & Cant. ~
Also ola trunk evhib,tcdi J., Hon. " u,r ~,
land, which We much admired T..
ou hou'chold manufacture Of ti,.,.tt
imerc and rircc of SNttinct,r bot, M.
by Mr.. : reuGcid ofptt,ford. y ~
miums 1cins given fer thcrc article. d..
have been brought To- the Notice ~ n. 80
on Discretionary premiums and th,, o. l,...l
edly have obtained suitable pr,mrn.
Ia wv be seen by the mcmbef, oi,s. .,.,.,. a.
quite an am Gun, OF premiumc ofet,d \, a.
" were not claimed on the article, d, 49,.
granted for want u competition AMI ,.A,. -,..
Consequently u considerable anon, it,t..
main ia the hand, Of the Trca,ur,r Co. s--,,.. =.
efficiency and wefulnc~ OF IT,, Nuor,N. -.
year. JONATHAN G. TRIAL '
Recording N,f..-
no, on IA" book Of the Secretary 1tI.,,r
tod TO their premiums lmlc.. Tho Ma-.:- ~.
neglected their duty they not hyns r-aD.f,
the Society.
REJECTED by the committee, oa a--.4-, . ,
want CT competition, bat with tNptc..Iul,, f %,
commentator. have no doubt tAc inanl,,a,
confirm these premiums.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01

JAWS -. BIRNHN Mr. Bney IN,
wrNlrn letter 10 The liberty Parry
u'g'tc 'he nomination OF a candidate FOR
President Other han himself The follow.
lng IS an extract.
u would be shroiallon IN me TO say that
'Arge number Of you we're not looking for.
ware 10 nv ro.nominaiion But this can
no' BE- God has been pleased 10 make me
'neo pablo Of serving you. IN The capacity
,,'''''' 20, were | ever 30 well disposed -
Wv ''.re s weak, nv enuneia,ion. ind,
u",' 'nl my bodily powers are no, so ne
h,c - hey la'eiy wtre. lcanno, now
I'D - popular ASSEMBLIES. ~ a, IN Be
ha'''l 3 hem nor DO ever expect 70 nd
''''"srn '-'7 oi'nGis vth lb.rn a. ooee
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01

1haHA'G'rrhg N MasIorAsisus Tn. Gov.
ernor has appointed the 2G,h OF November
ner' /" day ofPublic Thanksgiving.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01

Mr. H'dock Wheeler resident Of Wa.
hngiori North Village, wa. found dead in
the road ne'r tho Gust-Mil on tho Io.h
Sept. bt'veen twelve and ons O'Clock a,
Wgty
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01
RUTLAND COUNTY CLERK : OrrI
RrrLANp, September " Ia

RUTLAND september " ~.
To the Hon. Chief JuSticc lILhdms
SRI take pleasure in being the u~tr
of communicating to you COPS q a
Record md Proceedings of mcc,n. ~
Bar of this COUNTY, in accordance WI
resolution therein contained
At meeting Of the member, Of al
Bar of the County Of Rutland, held sol
Court House in Rutland. on the lN'd II
Of September. T. y. 1876, on motion Il
Jonas Clarke Of Middlrtown was c,NI ]
the chair and Henry Hale Of OrvG =
pointed Secretary.
On motion, committee Of three NJ.
sistiug Of the Hon. Solomon .,.' t
land Caleb Is. Harrington. ENl. %, MIDI
town. and Geo, W. Hartman, Esq, If h'
let, was appointed by the chair to r'pr
resolutions expressive of the feelings d %
member, Of the Rutland County Bs' Z
the occasion Of the contemplated rctireus
from the Bench Of Chief Justice william
After short interval the Commute
through Mr. Foot, their chairman. rcpora
the following
RESOII TIONS:
Whcrra. We have learned from Ga
Justice Williams hi1 resolution to leave g
bench Of the Supreme Court of this Stat /.
the close of his present term;
" Resolved, That the member q u
Bar entertain for the personal and obs
character of the Hon. Charles X Wi-ns
the highest respect and regard and van
with profound regret, hi, dc'crmira'
retire from portion which he ha, 3, q,
occupied and 50 highly adorned srl
whose legal learning and ability, aai e.
form dignity Of character and drp,rad
in the discharge Of his official dutc' II
Judiciary of Vermont has been cIcra
the highest standard Of rc-pcctahi'y PC
at home and abroad
Rcso'rcd, That our sincere rcr,'''
spcct collectively and individually }, I-
rendered to Judge William, and tat
ties which have 20 lont united IT,
professional relations, will not he 'effe
his voluntary retirement to private h,
Resoircd, That the Clerk Of TIN ~
be requested to spread the procc,'''
this meeting upon the docket e" ifrT-
and also 10 furnish a copy Of the 'e''
Chief Justice Williams.
On motion it was also voted that it'T
cccdingS Of this meeting be publ 'bc'
Herald, and thercupon the meeting
journcd sine die.
JoSAs CLARR Prcr|'
HIN7Y HALE, Secretary
] have the honor 10 be-. 'lr
Your oh't '@yT'
F. W. HOPKINS
CLERK Of Supreme q Gus ''.'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01

LTNo,hing Of inlsres, has been heard
from the army sInce - march fom Csmsrpo
upnn Monterey ~ begin 10 see the beau
,ies Of this war But the end. we opine "a
long Way 10 The future a. yet
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01

UFThe result. 10 far a. heard. Of the tn
81 elections IN Maine Increase The Jups Of
The Wings a. n ihs'r fns, srrcess ia s.cu.
u0g Ti'''ri'v 90 7s i~s',lslcr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01

ms. tsys inst Lieut. Wuoter, of the navy,
took pasge in the Princeton. y, Pensacola
on the i2th inst bound for Chaercs with
dcspa,c hes for Con, nodore Stockton.
According to the correspondent Of the
Plcayune, the puCport Of those dcspatc hes
Is TO coun,ermand those So recently sent
forward from New York by Commander
Nicholson, Of the Vixen; and that the
commanders dispatches arc supposed 10
breathe war 10 the knife agains, Mexico but
those OF Lieutenant Hunter peace to the hos
ON
Santa Anna is said TO have arrived q, the
city of Mexico. but he had no, catered os
tenslbly upon the discharge ofthe functions
Of President General Sails was at the
head Of affairs, surrounded by the following
Cabinet -
Minister Of Wsr-G,oeral Amonte
Minister Of Foreign Afiairs-Scnor Re
Jon
Minister Of + iuonc G. Scnor Comes Far.
ms
Minister Of Justice, &c.-Scnor pache.
co.
The Federal Congress has been sum.
moncd for the lst Of December The plan
has been suggested by the Me1lcans, OF eY
changing Cup, Carpenter OF the Trunton,
for Gen. La Vega
The Washington Union is siIon, in rein.
Ia'ion to the reply, understood to have been
received by the President on Saturday,
tom the MEXICAN Government The Of
d''d louroal does no. publish tho impor,an,
letter from the Squadron, reporting the re.
fusal OF Mexico to negotiate, which appear.
ed IN The Baltimore Sun Of Monday
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01

Best Cabbage Harlow fIosford pduHnfy. o.
Best Been, Ebenetcr Parker Castlcton. 30
HORSES.
Tho Committee report a. follow.
l,t. Best Stallion ! year, old or upward
Ezra Andru. of pawlct. 500
/ ID do Mr. - Rudl nfMnldlctown. 400
Stations 3ycnr.old
it p,.,oi,,, IA NJ R,r,on ofpouItn,y 3o1
3D. do. to Jonathan Morgan. fMildltown. 200
These two colt, are uncommonly fine: either
Of them richly mcritinp the I.t. premium.
both show cycclI.pt Llood ooorli,y rr,,t
promise 10 those cny.rcl in breeding Tho
No,s,a Animal the horse. Se,e,, other
2 year old Stations were shown the Com.
mite, among which WAS opc owned NV Mr.
Burt Of Orwell.
c.la;o,,
/, pr.u,,,,, ,,,, .t,..u...r,
III. R,y N,rc ,oo
81 A.. 90 81: r. ILL.,. fu.,,,,t
h,v n.l,;n, ho-. ,oo
/, ,hi.
,c,- Ma colt. =, n..., u.,i, aa'i,h.r.,,
10, oo,,il.r ,.I,.,,
a., .h.,,. ,
49,,
,t,...J -, ,.,
ho'' pree" mares ana 'ol'''
n'' rf,"'un' 70 James Noble Of l'"mou''' so
~ 80 ''O''','' VI D'n" ',. @Oo
49,, :" '''' ''"'' wa '"'"" u by WI. MORGAN OF
1 P'"s'! "'""'''H' "''
p ,""' ''' &c '"' "a' "o COW WIN ne'' '"'
'''"' '"' ''''' NV ''"''
''u O'
IT, 'e",u"' 10 jesse no'me'' OF brandon ~"
a. nYs' 'o""''n' u "a"'ns'O'o'
''r ''e"o'' ., 'u'ou'y' 'ho"el u very
,.s, nI''S 'D' ~. '"' commit '','"'e
-, l',.,~'.>I
". u',ra., =, l,.I.h. -
Co.. ,,,;r o,,u;r y.,rl;rr coli.
-,,c
J., pr.m,um nw,rl,5 to John Lsri,of
Middl.,ow, 200
"a tor Hror,bt,r n poultncy 100
Town team. and working Working Cattle.
Best team Of 5 pairs Of working Oxen from
any one Town. Town Of Poultney. 1000
Best pair working Oxen. Daniel Kelley,
Rutland. 500
"a. best do. Allen & Adams, Fairhnver. 300
81. best do. John STAFFORD Clarendon. 200
Best pair 3 year old steers Elijah Esty,
FairhAven. 200
Beet pair 2year old steer, w l.. Farnhnm,
Poultney. 200
Bull, and Fat Cattle
en-, Rail Jo,,,h,, U,x,o. 81 Nid,Il,torn.5OO
mn c, ia. r,,..,n
- nm
W.
n. =, 10y ''''''"s ''"'' ''''' ''''''' ooo
p... A., p.,,,.u, p,,,,,I 3oo
Be., IA, Or Avery Billing. Rutland. 2OI
"a. Bet Ok, Avery Billing, Rutland. 100
ALL OTHER uoRsrD CATTLE
Rest Cow Wm.p. Nave. Of po,ltn,v 500
2l. B.st Cow B.FL,ngdo, C,.tl,ton. 400
r., "a , ~, p M
81 RI w., n ~. p..,,.,, ,oo
bE9 run AND hf~ol EVE
Best Buck, w X sanford Orwell op
he' , T"e' H. hamilton "r"''en' o'0
BEST 80 EWES
Best 80 Ewes, W. II. Sanford, Orwell. 500
81. Best 50 Eve. Joseph sheldon Jr. Fair
bsv.r 100
prsT mrRISO pI-cy EWES 4 IAup9
n, nj " u $50 o...u am
/, n - uLi ,no
=, -. t,'-,. - 3no
-, ~
w. '" "''" -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01

ASYLUM FOR DscutRofo ~ y.
vIcTs.--Eforts are now MAXI =.
tublish III Massachusetts an 81 !,
for Discharged ConvICts. Al - r.,
gymen of Springfield, including ~
copaIlans, Orthodox, Unitarian !,
odls,s and Uulvcrsolists, haT''-
10 The plan their hearty coaI' n
Abbott Lawrence has oheTcH
tribute 500 if a fund Of s ~ q
raised.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-01

Yale College The New J '''
al Of Commerce learns from a '''' p.
the Corporation OF Yale Cong .--1
frssor Woolsey has accepted .
ment as President Of that 'n"'' I.s
that he will probably be Inn1S'''1
nm Of neKl month.
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We learn from the New Ii'''.
um. that Hon. samuel 4 foo' -.
his residence ia Cheshler Conn ~ :
iasl. after an illness Of some l-'-
was formerly Governor OF 'h.
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Inos LrvE BoArs Mr F'.. p
OF the steamboat Oregon h'' ~
ced on board b.s slauoch era ~
invented Iron Lrie BOAl' VII q +, ~
peculiar construction are 'i'' an 81
OF sustaining 900 rr'''n' D.
arr9nrcu,u, -b.9a..
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R,1,-ied 70, W. N,p iOrt H,sAi- ny T,!tSrGIh.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO 49,
FORMATION OF TIE NEW
GOVERNNENT-SANTA ANNA
Az TIE CAPITAL A.
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Rutland County Agricultural Society
FAIR At ClsriEToN. SEPT. "a 1870

FAIR At CAsTLEToN, SEPT "a 1916
Board ~ Manager, met according to previous
adjournment Atthc house OF Hyde We'to'cr, at
o'clock A. Nj
The Prc,iden, Of tho Society tcirr sb.rnt "a se-
count of sickness the chair VA taken 10y VIM H.
Earnham E.q The committee 10 A-Ard rremi-
UNI, were called Bradley t1.h Of Ira and Julius
{. ThomA, Of Orwell, were added to the committee
or all other h4iued cattle majority 81 that
committee no, hcinR present
Board q managers adjourned until after the a
yard cfprtmium'
The Clcrk. Of the Fair having completed their
dute,At II O'Clock the various committees com
u.necd their examinations
At ? o'clock =. NJ the society with the vast NUM-
Der Of Agriculturali.ts Meehsuie' and other citi-
r.n,. sucmLl ed on the ground. Of the Fair aud liz
tened to highly interesting and instructive agri-
cultural address delivered by Professor Middleton
Goldsmith, ~ Carleton Medical College
Al o'clock r. NJ, the committees reported and
the following premiums were awarded.
on VEGETABLES ASp FRUITS.
'Rc', g bunohe, Of Grape, Rev. }. Steel, Of
Cavtlcton 500
Best Apple. c. n. Rnnnsy, Of Fairhav.n. 100
Beet Pears, Ira Raymond, 81 Orwell. 50
Rest Mcllon. d. y. Merriam, Of Orwell 81
Ret Tomntoc. 8. u. win.low Of Ptt.forl. so
Largest Squash, Middleton GolJ'mith, OF
Castleton. 90
Bsss nonpkius, wm. l.. Fsrnhap,p paltney. 50
Best Cabbage Harlow Ho,ford pSahney. 90
Best BeeG Ebenercr Parker, CAstloton. 80
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nenl involved no suspension Of hos,liIe:
I'll the conclusion and ratification Of treaty
and I'M, may hsvc been ,hc motive OF the
NeI''an government Of rejecting the offer
The rejection h0 viewer. Of no eca.cqucnee
atd lnilca"s no rgr Of me ruurc course O,
he NcN'csn covemmen', uulcs3 It was
'src'ionrt ~ ssH'a Anna, who r probably
A. he head q tn rovemm~n,