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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-23

DISASTROUS Account AED Loss OF
Ltvrs The sohr loIc Sumner. from
Passport, bound to this city, when of STRAIT
ford Middle Ground, at 0 o'clock last Tues
day evening, was run INTO by the steamer
Neptune hence forprovidencc, which struck
her amjdship, cutting her nearly IN two
and causing her TO sink IN abou, five MN
uies. Mrs Murphy and child aoout two
years old, OF Easpor, went down in the
schooner. The captain, crew, anil a gen.
ilemnn passenger barely escaped with what
,hoy hal on The Neptune rnrncd to
the cily considerably injured leaking badly.
The schooner had cargo Of plaster, hath,
and fish, consigned to S,urscs & Co a
gentleman who was passenger in ,heSteam.
er, says tina, the alarm on board was dread.
ful, and the more because noCspialn could
be found, nor any ONE who would assume
c'ponslbllly. Captain Rollins, who was
advertised to 60, had been transferred to the
Oregon. 1t was a bright starlight night,
and vessels could be seen long distance.
Ntto York Journal 81 Commerce.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-23
DEMOCRATIC ga. CONVENTION.

Tho Democratic Republican irccmon OF
the county OF Rutland Atc respectfully invi-
Ted 10 meet ia Convention at tie IAN 90
lanes Eyerson m the vi'ibge oi West ltut.
land, on ,hc 3Ou day 81 luly INST al eleven
O'Clock W the forenoon, ior the purposc o'
nom,uatug County Sons,ot., and pcticctiug
their organization iut the approaching c.ec-
uou. l.. G. krrLooo.
lloRscC CLAeE, 200 COMMITTEE
J G. nrHrEg,
Rutland. Judy /, 1916
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-23
ABDUCTION AND ruE PuSrsmnrSr-

ABDUCTION AND THE PuNrsnMENr-
Quite a gathering took place in State stree,
directly in front Of our office, about hall
pas, s o clock, on Monday evening IN con
sequence Of the in0ie,on by Mr. Calvin
Martin Of tremendous noseing upon the
person Of a lueklcss individual named Leon.
ard Smith. The particulars Of the case, as
We CASHIER them from several reliable sour.
ecs, are as follows
About the frs, Of June last, daughter,
about Is years OF age, of Mr. Martaln, who
lsavery worthy and respectable ci,Izon Of
this town, was invoIgIod from her home !;
aud from previous intercourse had bySmlh
with the glrI, suspicion al once fell upon
him. The lugitivos were traced as far as
tlaVerbill, when II was found tina, two
young men OF this town were concerned IN
conveying the girl OF No further lnior.
NATION could be obtained at the time.
Some time afterwards, the father OF tn q
clrl wss informed tina, the young mon al
luded TO, with several others, had transfer.
rcd his daughter to the hands Of an expert
cnee1 villain, belonging to n York, where
II seemed possible she had been taken No
farther clue to the mystery could be ob.
tanned, until day before yesterday whcn a
letter was received by a gentleman IN lhi,
town from a person IN New York s,aung
that a girl b. the name Of Martin, belong
Ins TO tbs iowa was there, without pIep
cr guardian, aud desiring thai hcr ifieadi
might be informed OF u
Her unhappy father Immediately prepared
ior journey 10 Now York, TO BRING bacL
his daughter TO the parental rool bu, on,
al The unfortunate objects OF susp.ci0n WI,
destined 10 receive heavy punshmcn, foi
hi' supposed crime before the falhcr's dc
pauure How strong the proofs arains
Smith were We DO MOI know hal ., .. very
ovidcn, the iuluTcl lI,her had decmvel,
made up As mln8 ofihe deserts Of hi
Young gallomAn. Waking down Stat,
Hrcei, 90 Monday evening, he CHANGED Il
meet snuh sanding 10 The doorway OF on,
OF The dry goods Ahops, ana The F,ssh Of IN
rnees,ag vas anything bot gratifying 10 III
lster There was no cowhide used as hA
been repOr6d, bet the. individual, innesen
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-23
XnrLANn 60 CONTENTION

The Idbetr Gon,rurlou for the nom,na-
ton OF Senator'S tor Rutland County, win be
holden AT Clarendon Spuurs on the 20ta day
Of July, al 10 O'Clock forenoon. Rev ILL.,
Carat will attend oui address soc meeting
Mr. Garrett will also address ,Jc people a,
the following places puut to tie Convention
to wit
Donby Borouph n1l Ltly. ,lirruoon { eve
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-23

FIRE AT Bellows FALLs.-The
Paper Mill of Mcssrs. Green a Fleming
took fire on Monday afternoon about 2
o'clock, and was destroyed, with most
Of It's contents. The large shed adJoln-
ing and a large quantity of wood were
also destroyed, The fire IS supposed
TO have taken from the chimney, and
when discovered was bursting from
the roof of the mill, and spreading so
rapidly as to make 1t impossible 10 save
any considerable amount of It's con
tents. We have not heard any rsti-
mate Of the loss of McSsrs. Green and
FLEMING, but presume they were par
Ially ltnot wholly insured.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-23
w A. w and = K syrup n o
w q w and IIayauua Mola>scs

from IS TO Is cen,s per gallon, double REIN
cd Loaf sud Crushed Sugar, +. X. St Croir
and y O. Sugar, FROM u 10 II cts ~ pound,
Old Jova. Green lava, Rio aud baguira Cot
tee, from OTTO 10 lie cts, kcg and box RAJ
sins iron. to II cts, English Cuuahls
Mace Ciuon, Cloves. Nu,mogs, Casa. Gin
ger, rlmon,o. Pepper, Mustard, &c Sc, at
,ho Farmers Exchange and Cheap Cash
S,o.e Can and examine for Yourselves.
H. II. StBlN & co, Agents.
/ Wallinglord, July q, 1910. az
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-23
NOTICE

A IL persons having unsettled seeooais
"a With uie subsGf,bef srs requested a.
can sod s1itIs ibe same, BY payment o. note
leave lo~n on The first Dag of gsptsmt
netl - III MEACHkM, VI, !.
Clarendon Spa. juiy a. isio -
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IRON STLLI. A.


samuel 7 Hooker Rpr'n.four'y
" tuHft
John ". CIafs. Apr Term.
Henry J Rucg.c,, trustee 1870.
hciion 81 boo. account demanding r'a
hundred dollars damages Wa da.sf sh
September isi5 and entered Arr.ie'n 80
Because The saia John q C.afa. do'ond-
ant and lhe said Henry J. Rue-.r., ifus''',
have not had I~r,onaI notice 81 'he TeHd'u-
~ Of ihis suit 20 Ofltsi 'pat i1oY he
n1ubsd 20 aproaT At iHe nsf' torn Of tt's
oouIl, 10 be bel a. Nui.'II 30 sad c"rni'
On tss second lnes3ay 81 ~epeHbsr. A ~.
1876, then and there 90 sEaweT thereto, ~
publ Shing the substance 60! Tia pislpiins
declaration. together with thts order. three
weeks succsssvaly IN tho kuhana Head
printed al Rutiand, uie ia.l pubiIe4iion To- be-
81 least twenty days before said term which
shall be deemed sufficient notice Ana day
ihsFenf 10 given, =
+ " HOPKINS CleE
Warren II 81 A"1rsg 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-23

A man went into ccrlrcuoucfs shop
tho Other day with be i've daughter end
called for one glass Of Zee cream aul .r
5pooAl Aher the efc,m was duly J','1t
I'd. the old fellow sskcd hiy isutheH
We'll, gals, amt you tat yop come
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-23
STATE OF VERMONT, re hrrmou
ni.iflct of FINLAND a. ( y befod ihl

~
>, stated probate court held al Ru,lard
within and for said dis,rc, on the oh dsy
OF June, a. ID. isib.
Present, VIM. Hall, Judge.
An instrument IN writing purporiing to he
tho last will and Testament OF Jefferson liaw
kins. late of Walhnelord, In said district, de
ceased, having this day been presented to sal
court for probate and allowance by Lynn
Hawkins, the executor therein named.
AIi Is ordered tia, said will be rcicrr,i
iur probate and allowance TO tho i-'
Monday being the Sd day Of August neri,
and that copy orlhis order be publish
urcc weeks succcsslvuly previous there
/ N ,ho Rutland Herald, a. newspaper prinle
at knland, that all persons Interested ma
/ appoar aud contest the probate thereof q
/ thry SEQ cause A tue copy OF Record,
"a HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-23

STATE or Observation-Disclosures
Dsuoi of Kgurod. IS ID bcred that
a. n spnciai probate court held Al Rutland
w,lhIn and ,or sand DISTRICT an the l.th day
ofiu.N = , l-IG,
Present WM Hail. Judge
Ntrrcas Fanny prpuor, guardian Of Cal
VA e Proctor, and AuSlare ". Proctor mi
nor children Of Silas Proctor j. ate Of Nj
Holly IA sand district, deceased, ln,estato
las tlIs dly made appaca,i To said cuuit
Representing that the sale OF an no real es
'.jr G'asr .iid wards would he conducive
- l.,lt interest,", and therefore Praying SAID
cagil 90 gran; trt .rersc 10 sol tar same
tnai.t!i rr,' estate consists NJ = oqpa. IN
ylIcI 9th paris - 81 tho reai estate 81 which
the sad Slls dIod seized, "a VII tho home
farm of TOO AIutrCd icrcs i0cumberfd with
the maintenance Of Olva Proctor, DUNG her
na,l;s4 lio and 90 acre -. lying west 81
and adjoining said home iarn--ai subject 10
t.c ooTcr at tho saId Fanny as widow OF he
said S,l4s,
1uDearc, ,.js ordered hy said court TIA
SAID application Lc referred Tor h,alIng an,
le.is.up 60 iuo lfu Monday bang lhc af'
das ui august ucIi. and tnHt . copy e. tnr
order boz pgpb,bcd ilr,r weeks sg,Sc,N,cll
previous thereto n i.a Rutland Herald,
ueasp1pCf printed Al ltgtsua Iuat all PEI
,ua, interested nA' appear aal OBJECT W ih'
siuc % tnry see cause.
g 'r4, ,oH5 o. wrotl
20 uE%UG iIhLI. Nsss,er
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-23

" T. the subscribers being appointed Wy
the II on Probate Court Tor the dis
lflci Of Rutland commissioners to receive,
eyamine and ADJUST all claims and demands
Of all persons agans, the estate of
Lru F,nney, late Of S1snSbnry,
10 said district. deceased, represented insoiyrn.
and also oil claims and demands eThibltea
In offset thereto and sir months from 10
9Th day Of July. 1910, being allowed bY
said court for tia, purpose we therefore
hereby give notice Ihat va will attend 10
the business OF our sand appointment at the
Inn OF II II hnney ~ Shrewslnry. on ,h4
las! Mondays OF Scp,omder and DecemD.t
next, from 10 O'Clock a. IN. until , o'cloot
2, m, on each NJ said days.
II BuTTos,
lsocH SHirH, ICOmmisk'u
NATHAN Sunny
CiarcdiOn. July r. lsi6 o.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-23
LOST

BETWEEN my rssidsAes snl ,as Rap
- jfsh ChHreh on s0sdeJ ,ar . gold
breast pm, whoever oil .rstorn he sans
'hsli be bSnd,emsS rsvsr'led,
q X WILLIAMS
Eg:!sRd, lvly. 10. 1916 ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-23

TNllE Peru Iron Co.. Nails aud Futo,
l. Co. 'sGiass for sale atFactor pt,ccs b..
WM. II Low
Whitehall. July Is 30 ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-23
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

LNROM tine subscriber, 90 tho Nigh, t'lc
Il 2s,h June, black Mare, about - wears
old, with hollow back. tong switch lti., q
small white spot on hcI nose, and one DO, .
hulc fallen. And person wh' V.i rr.uro
SAID mare, or give notice where she may be
found shall receive from thc subscriber all
reasonable charges. Dawn JAcKsoS.
West Rutland, july -, 1910. 90
zoo BBIS MESS PORK
IT HE subscriber has 4 quantity OF Mess
Pork which re vii sell ny tho itrr,' ut
PoUnd as best SUITS purchasers. A.so Heoi
and Mutton Ham, IN Pickle
:. II. LINGDON
taslleton. July II, 1910 80 81
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Pfescni, A Warnef. Judgc


AmlsA BhRss executor Of the eststr e.
Arnold Briggs late Of Benson, In said dis
uicl, dftea,cA, having made application t.
silh court TO have tic time heretofore limit
od iar the psTmnnl of'the debts against soil
estate, extended one year from the az .ar
Of August next.
l. - ordered that said application stand
fpi hearing bof9fo sad court AZ sesAiDn
thereof t. be hoicn at tho Probate Onlco
90 Daslirlug ~ said district nn ibo fret Wed
ncsiay q bong he 5,h day Of Aug nsIi, mi
that no,,ce thereof he Rnon by Publishing
copy ot ihis order three weeks sonfessiroly
previous tboIoio ~ the Rutland Head q
nevsy.pef puolei al Rutland shiob shall bs
s4Hicienl notcc 30 all poisOGs interested "
the uDo Snd place al hearing said sppiic4
uou 4 uHs copy oi rcootd.
20 J. 4. WARNER Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-23
COMPANY NGltlt CT
ASSE SSMI\rS
January :, IsiG,Ii-irer cent

January ~, 80
January o., ll2
Making per cent cor the year. Pavmsnt "i
she .ante axsc.Nmcu;A j. required io be m.du
un o. before the ION day OF August nett --
Tie habiliucs Of the Company must, AMI
oul hl to be- promptly discharged which can.
not bt done unless individual sssessmsnts
arc p,ump,ly paid. We will therefore al.
! mru'sh such a. ma, need It, tina, the remedy
! iut neglect, provided IN the sth Section OF
/ the act Of incorporation, contained 10 tho
. policies, w,ll hp iosortcd To II necessary,
although We prefer hope ior better things.
20 T. JUNE, Treasure.
Insurance Office. pfAndpn, July J. Isid.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-23
200 BBL.S MESS PORK
NAILS AND GLASS

ID uRE ErirGci Of LtmoH, tor sale toy
81 STonnhKp,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-23
WANTEp INNtnlATEIY

nv thc suhscuhet an active snd ,n'ol's'a
- Hsy with inAaannuq hshlu, a an az
rrin,ice W tho Carnage Milking business,
20 whom good onooutAe - mon, W,ll Il cirto
If srrursuon - msde soon
The vuh,cnhct would loiutm hiN oil rus
'onrts All The public generally TIA, be sull
continues 10 cauv On tho above husircs,,
4 - tradl go supply a., uicts With Ptome'
nrss and Nc btht,rs g. Tue satisfaction ct h,s
I patrons NiNNiH,i NHpH
/ Fast Clarendon, ie'N 1910 pad
INSURANCE COMPANY NGIJtt c.
hSSE SSMENrS
IvINNE Momuct. ui the kullsp ~ A.,
j aou Mutual Eve lEsutane tumFsn,
src hctch, notified that tho inllo, ~ sssess
rcn,s have been mad. hI the Dpcctnts NJ
all notes IN farce on the days following, "
WI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-23

y slip from the Nantueke, Wardcr, rc
eorcd last night gives the following psrnc
ulars OF the most destructive IRE ever wit
messed IN that place
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-07-23

! " h'fklNrt CLERK
WsileG Il Sgr Attorney 20
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C0unfx Court.

Juvr 24-This Court convened at ~ O'Clock, when
ha and n
Attorney.
that be had been foreman Of the Grand Jury when JUS
ticc Drnkcr came before the Grand Jury and gave
some explanation in relation to his upon certain
matters connected with his official conduct.
JcsEpH D. BRgwsrra testified that he was Secretary OF
the Grand Jury when Justice Drinkcr explained his
conduct in relation to complaint which was brought be-
fore them, In the OF Corwin Justice Drinkers
conduct and manner were Little excited on the occa
sion. Justice Merritt came. also before them am not
that magistrates usually come before Grand Ju
ry unless sent for Some in the Jury sold that JUS
tee Drner ought to be broke y was said that rcso
luton ous 20 be offered TO break Justice Drinker but
It was promptly put down By the Grand Jury
Justice Ospossr testified that he for years
taking Of bonds in cases OF custody had been lately
changed.
Mr. WHITING here put in one hundred and forty eight
bonds, all taken IN the manner by the other JUS
tees that taken by Justice Drinker, which has
becn charged against him act Of MALE asancc in
Office. Itl6ss further testified that Juscc piinker
himself an the other Justices, had taken legal ADVICE
to the proprcty OF Justice in taking bopd calling in
an associate y was not the practice, un lately T.
Justice Drinker before issuing the warrant, csnsulssd
his brother magistrates, and acted upon their advice On
judge pAlr moved that ne testimony be put IN
on this branch Of tho case. The motion prevailed.
WILLIAM d. DEssMoRE testified he was at The house
OF Justice Drinker and had business with him, late
occasion Il Of theft and he wished to make
the charge ags.s the clerk privately, and to be
seen tho oe, for fear it would DO conveyed to the
clerk who accused.
HESnY ii. 81 rLsa testified that, in March April,
lss5 when dacules occurred at the Jewish Syna-
gogue ono pn.t u the congregation was inside and the
other was on TO outside; this Sunday morning;
heard Justice Drinker say something to MIR. Levy;
both appeared 70 be excited; Mr. Mitchell up also
Judge Dr.nSer said Levy, ~" fix you yet" or words
to that cf.ct Can't say what Levy said; he said they
had no r to keep tbs Jews out OF possession; and all
this occurred 10 what occurred in the syna
gogue they were both taking and walking together;
Levy was counsel md scung for the Jews
JoHr DAys, Vol.ce ofiieerJ testified he was always
ready TO 30 before the grsnj Jury that he went to Dir
Sverdoor and .old hi attend II the police Office to
give testimony in Of robbery, and told him At the
police olcc, 10 DO caelul hot 10 hold communication
with any about tie hall, or to give sum Of $2s
which asked from him. in order 70 enable him
cover his property he felt ssonished how we'll the Jus
tees got through their business in the police sncs
Officer Stow ssihed-he is clerk OF Tho police Office
and heard Justice Drinker make use OF exprcs
sons OF III will towards Ar Levyj Justice Drinkor
assiduous in his business az any Judge in the city and
Is constant in his attendance.
The court adjourned to o'clock, on Tuesday next
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BATHING, HAIR DRESSING, SHAVING,
AND WIG MAKIN6

DHALON, No. 81 Broadway, in Judsons Hotel, 20 loag
known AZ ga Broadway, conceiyng that finely arsng
ry complete his for the comfort and coaysa
snes Of h IA. now the Of le
ting, shsmpoong and bathing be carried ss, nsy
be found at his place, Judsons Hotel In broadway
The Baths unsurpassed by the city for comfort
and convenisnce, and accommodate no penou. Hot
Cold, and Shower Baths
Hair Cutting, with clean brushes for each pson having
been feature his business for many he would
gentlemen that he will usual give bsaneh Of his
business his personal attention. mis- liner
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LIoHTrro ST. LOUIS WITH GAs-The Directors oil
the ST. Louis Gas Light Company have concluded con-
tract with MIR. f. Lea OF Philadelphia which there Is
no doubt will be carried out and will secure the light
ing Of thatcity within a year eighteen months
VIOLENT ToRsApo.-A correspondent OF the Worccs.
tempest occurred in that Town the 10Th inst Two
barns were blown down and the fruit trees seriously
Damaged.
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Srass vvve o-.ss.
City Lyrics.

City Lyrics.
IA EevPrrRrSE," va "LAMKRIcArrI"
0s Pictures Of Rare Merit in the Studios Of =. krss
and c. l. Elliott.
II was wild and weird spot,
Where the Gipsey maiden sat alone.
vaults grey ruin, long forgot,
On an old sepulchral stone;
And fe Ddishly her serpent eyes
Clean with strange mysterious fire,
While her low brow is lurid now
With cummings damning ire.
Leaning against rihed tomb.
With black dishevell'd hair,
Beside her, in the gath ring gloon,
scull 10 CrinniRg there.
Ahs seems some heather prophetesA
Some aecate Of the wild,
Wbose laugh Of scorn, 10 maltce bosA
Whom devils had beguiled
TIE other face with beauty CLOVIS,
In loveliness akin to heaven,
whose dewy lilies with the rose,
Aiingle radiant clouds at even.
lip OF gushing tenderness
Arrogant bloom upon life's river,
With crimson hue, warm and true,
That could gaze on 1t forever.
An earnest soul, whose fervent eyes
Express the purest, hottest facling,
Like open gates Of Paradise,
The angel thoughts but half revealing,
With drapery, as shadows fair
Seen floating in the mists Of even;
Methnks in thee Psyche, see
By zephyS borne to heaven.
GALES LYoN, OF LyoNspALr-
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DIR. JOHN KOAkE'S
IODINE LINIME Mt,

FOR RHEUMATISM, SWELLED LIMBS,
S the sn and Ms % tn 5. The s saS M
s 5 all , S Is.
remedy had failed Ss would Sssf h.y could
be substated by the respectable who
Eps'a.asa'iS and iss;f.rs.|z sS.;;
;A EaS. e
f Of Sw ,a UPF sa spDs.
lions been used Win ;neIsdsis sue
j.
. ... s ss.. e: : :
s: md M I ,hf %
IODINE LINIMENT.
and bind uPon the part affected.
speedily and eradicates srup,ions
,sa on form ss: Head
suIs :nd the
a word upon the 0r's'1b Isl essis o.
When tbs human frame receives shock either from heat
so 1A The .os.S Of 81 The
Ss the ,o Ss.as Ri: L the
isrSsd glands and sweIiinss the being
sSs have 70 he ss:
''' p''''spfdR Z iRsoDfAIkE's IODINE Lrs1MENT.
produces healthy action in the dsesseS strengthens
e and nc i e s;th i only wants 70
this most valuable Liniment.
Physicians daily recommending DR.. ROAKE'S 10
alum truly scientific compound ObNE in The form o.
Linment, without color and unpleasant sme, that be
used the delicate female child with perfect
Not day passes without bringing The ntssss,ng
ASTONISHING CURE OF RHEUMATISM,
entsmsn-l feel it duty for the bensft Of the
public the astonishing OF myself, which % foows:
a. % sssa s4se s
ercrueatng so could not sleep nights The
disease finally settled hip JOINT; the the thigh became
elongated pushed oft socket by the pain and nam
forward drew my foot points Of my
barely touched the ground when walked My henlth
much impaired made up my mind that the disease
firmly seated that nothing could benefit had tined the
which wiRoSs before
srseisd hs pam !; freely for .I weeks;
the cords became relaxed the leg resumed former
ance and has all subsidized and in fact,
am perfectly well; walk without cane or erutch. and am
attending daily busine 20 the JOY ana comfo OF my
family A. HEBARD, Is John street
Facts stubborn every day brings evidence
Of The value Of Roeke's Iodine Lianspt .n
VINO may be afflicted " the sane way induces me 70 ,tas
ago he attacked with swelling the se Of his
finally broke dsehayng large quantities OF mAeI and
kept dschargng until he reduced mere skeleton
lie suffered pain Indispensable employed the best pbys'
Clans and made Of remede. without benefit
made up mind he must die was induced by friend
who knew the healing Of Roake Iodine Lismsnt to
ny ~ am happy that had not used one bottle be-
and before used the sscohd bottle
-, Join 8 >EI;A!IsIoN, No g Ninth avenue;
imsr
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INTELLIGE NOE
FROM THE
w A r Q Y A r T z r.
THE NEW REPUBLIC OF RIO eRANOE.
TN CID = n = 8.
MILITARY PREPARATIONS.
90. DC. Go.

Special Correspondence OF the Herald.
Nrw ORLEANS. June Ia, 1896.
The News from the Rio Grande-Militsry Mevemsnfs-
Stocking Murder, &c.
There 10 little Of interest transpirng about town at pre-
sent hut it 10 better TO be advised that there
than TO imagine there and be anxously expecting H.
will scrbbls few lines. The last arrivals from the Rio
Crande have aled to bring any intelligence Of interest
various points where the troops stationed written
for pastme than anything else although any items
from tho seat Of war may be regarded a. interesting
There fourteen companies Of Tennessee Volunteers
encampsd at Algiers. opposite this city, under command
of Col Campbell They fine hardy looking set Of
men, dressed well and under good Of discipline
and better drilled than could be expected Of roops
There arc some hard cases among them how can any
expect to find all No. l, out Of crowd Of 1900
men On board the Tennessee steamboat ut vicksburyh
c. Miller of the Gaines Guards, Memphis, and Orderly
Sergeant Sneed and when Miller ordered into the
ranks by Sneed; deck he refused to and after
words in hot blood Sneed drew pistol and shot Miller
Immediately secured and brought down to the city
He win be taken back probably for trial The govern
has chartered three vessels take the
to Point Isabel and they will probably start tomorrow
A company of mounted men, called tho Gaines Rang.
composed Of young men from Alabama and this city.
den Of the Peayune left this city yesterday for the Rio
Grande, their hook and at their expense, to
offer their services to General Taylor The order of
Marcy increasing the time Of volunteer service from six
has caused and will great difficulty. IL insult.
ing and outrageous act and which could have pro-
ceeded only from MIR Secretrry Marcy There Is not
volunteer that would not At the end of his six months
the country required for double the period but
to be told when they arrive that they must 20 home
unless they enlist for year is coming rayther hard
on the American pcoplc-piling il up lectle too noun
famous"