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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-04


th,s ienlnrss 81 dnosisiaa Thr t.uih,
in f.si. ih- rsaci fessr.f--as 20 oil rsscv
utrt % tilri pag e. 4rasee 1foa i.ss
Ola -tae aattY m ne $50 ioH rass.se
sspsfts saks ~ gaaa "a aey yvags
o. II a., tsi8tice b pspisg q sis0s
iAr ienasne IS 81 parse a sisis qeos,,on.
sufsr cu ,asy b. fsana IN o. Palii,eal &C.
loo 50 isl IL tsis ccenly / Who's. 10 de-
'cu IN ohiec,innshic wisr esadi1a,e ~
%saior the teiapcuDcc parry pauusie3
cabiidsic 10 Opposition and ihooeh
svuile1sn in every other respect unohJce-
lunshlc VS. selected 4, seus f1ten FROM
~ D,7nocrsiie pIffy as tho NOS available
man.
A. tsese chsfgc-. Pup sud con, arc alike
unfais to al psT,ics ces,ccrhaa. il,ink ey-
my taan should see the matter a. II is;--
and ftrl bound 70 ssy that with three OF
more PARTIES siiua,cd A. are The present
parties u vermont, common honesty should
dictate, ia justice 70 all, tia, 10 false
changes o. coalgscencc, or srcrci alliances
should be- made.
And now, Mr. Editor, viii IN the cou-
clusion q this article allude TO matter
thai | should wish 10 hsye avoided. I
cannot too much regret that ! ehoald have
been The means ofopcniug the way tot an
attack 70 be made upon yourself and paPcr,
BY asking the admission Of my previous ar
uolsi and my only consoling feeling Is,
that only hssiencd--not occasianed, the
spiicinl ou,pouring spoken Of. Fresh from
rs foray upona late made grave, the hyenu
like prcPens.tics Of the Post were fully
gorgcd and satisfied and 1t had only been
waiting an excuse for an attack upon some
liriag thing, and hence il fell upon the
Herald and yourself hope yen have re-
covered from the slight scratches such
clapper clawings usually give, and tiat you
and your hcbdomidal still exist am
unaware Of the existence Of any winter
code or rules Of etiquette, by which the
editorial fraternity are governed, but have
always considered it in good taste for al
editor or writer, in all cases, in the discus
sion Of principles, or exciting questions, Il
avoid personalities and rindictiye attack.
on personal character or condition.
N. y. n.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-04

or a sui, involving the night 10 The
osss.e town of BrvsuNilic, In Texas, has
rsosssl, been arsised by The fs,oIth dr.
,4es cssait q Mes oreans The sui vas
brc~gt., BY Jsoss Mszssr,s, 'as The rec"''
CIV 4 ,,.s uga.is AID interest," erca certain
lsssl s,,usis osss.i,e the cry 81 Ma'amo-
ms. Men,oo. snA nss Use ssse q The town
a srs-ssiile Texas. THE fisirtih al
lrsra ,ha, the -isls ofsisr~s lands. ,osssh-
81 ~ssi, Gsssrssiehi improvements thrfeon
we're scqaired isf end 90 soosais OF The
,iAissiis, by Charles stislHsn and ssi"ae'
4. I.si4sn- ss,illussh 10 bold orar-haii and
The csbe, half b be hid BY Beldes aud
p.simm. The rassn,ss fsrsher alleged
tlsss falsi.ssH and isslden fSsndensly ssld 10
fsas@s A isssa. attorneys a, HsoSnssSile,
,he sasla .na issle. "a veil ofshraselsoe as
The s.las1sia. - The lABas Ia question: -
Ti.e Jury fs0na srsa,d &c uhs plaintiff.
esssssas Basse j. Head To rcc0erf All the
tAis tissy hss Acquired, o. ths plaintiff ~
nlnsa, aass. OF pay 10 him . aitooota heo
ID ,a.s usis. sna also % pay : ssleoc asa-
sees
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-04
Tor ttlc
MAJ. II. ALNORD.

Vernon, Is justly proud Of the galantry
Other sons-and m no locality is higher
estimate placed upon true intrepdity and
moral courage than among the Green
Mountains, and so long as the spirit exists
that has heretofore manifested itself in the
noble deeds Of the green mountain boys,
SO long will this honest pride Of feeling be
cherished.
In the Southern QUARTERLY RI.
VIEW" OF October, ls52, in an article on
".iioiiao-aeI- Roy and Laiiys Campaign,r
find the following tribute paid 10 the gen
tlsmAn whose name stands at the head Of
this article and the publication Of which in
the HemlA seoms 10 Inc but simple act
of justice 10 him,-while il will, doubt
not, much crafty his many friends in Yer
mont, and New England. There Is per-
haps no, more valuable officer At present
in the service than MAJ. Alyofd. Ia his
isaeais years service there are few, il any,
Who have bean more eonstantly employed
and whether IN tie Everglades 81 fion-
da 90 the fFoEticr in the Wost; on the
Accidents S,sf, or IN the field, ms services
have been alike valuable and honorable.
u.
ms. A. conduct and bearing in
Mexico, ihe Review a. above stated says
AT length Captain NOV
Bseye, Major alyora, Oh lnlhnisy, aud
aSting Adjutsu General, rallied ard per
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-04

G. Il waald seem hanll, possible
,hs, iherc should cNia 90 ihc lrc.cni
Dr., ,hr Superstition described 30 lltc iol-
loving leucl 30 tie y, y. Cauer;
Nsrits, MAY \
That you may form y correct idea OF
the contents q De official jcernal VI the
Two Siciiies. and also IT the supersii-
tious aud basrhemcus means employed
to sustain The desperate government, ]
translate the following. word for word,
from the Journal If ~ hiag,ioa 81 The
7ico .S,ciiics, publishcd at Naples, April
9Th, 1858;
I" The city Of Carl possesses one OF
the sacred ihorns which pierced the most
Divine Head OF the Rcdcemcr, and
which was deposited IN that royal temple
hy The picty Of Charles the 2nd, OF An
jon, when he there visited the glorious
tomb OF II. Nicholas This most precious
relic, on Holy Friday last as also hap
pened ut the same epoch in 1872, dis
titled drops of blood In the presence of
an ',i"un'c'"O'e ''iul,'.uue, n''cnsV,y ca
o'eu anu moved At ,i''s 'nu'hn'ao'e ,N',
dehee oil inc m'raeie' AZ 'ne nean o'
Tue crown oil speo'a'o's' a"u Parnv'p"-
ing win mem IN we un'N ersa' eu,nca'
ilon' were ule great irior OF oarl' "on,
signor iii Ella, with all the canonry, and
aISo ihe ih'enuente' Tue MWor OF '"e
Gendar'nes' 'he Commanding oiieer o.
me Tro'lnce' 'ne "uu,e'pa"'y snu ,ne
director OIL Tue noyai Lyccun NJ UNA
Admou'shed oy historical examples
the orand rrior' 'hree '''nes before,
caused 10 DC OBSERVED 'ne oona"'oh OF
me Holy he''c' difeot'hg al inc same
time prayers 10 'he MOST high, tha' ne
wouid reopen 'he FOUNTAIN Oh us mer-
cy' oy repeating 'he miracle as a S'fik-
ing sign OF condemnation ana OF coh'u-
SION TO ,he errors OF tue present age
Inc rehe'ous exercises were continued
Tor three days WIN most exemplary Ter
venc'y' when' about nan past four o.
Clock T. w. me eonu'''on oil the hoy
morn was perceived 10 DC already al
iered, IN 'nc presence oil az mere as
semoied' Inc reverend freia'c 'heh
transferred the precious rene from the
chapel OF Tue treasury 10 me ai'ar oil
the heari OF Jesus, IN order ihai the pup
nc veneration should have iu'i scope,
1t was the hrst hour OF me nght, ana
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-04

The NJ. \ osk EssaS-sss ihir.ks that
tho ,ss.aas,soa e golA y Pc'ssaFs esea ~
Fgs@ass ai.ssaas sl,sA Ne ussl'.pllosisa'.s q
paps. Isa AassrslisA felas are kns~n
g. Lsss sssl4cA IA tasrsy aayA. ~ fsAsraa-
~ ssa. 1854, rs, Mr. eanees $40. Loo
ss.a sAsrs uss3ssd Is Ne fssf tss's' Calls
falss.s 10 ,As ssa.s 's.ssg asyA. sal1ir,iia
Tisas, siss Ice ssgfoes sraPssad 10 soss-
usaos ssss sl2lsa.nsl IA Esalsh, s~a
sseesa.slas saosst,.s have sas dius'nsled
M ssesrf. - ~ a. Cslsiasnsa !. oss,-
oerrsoA. 1hs sraassa . soas siaooofeS
e .ssA sexual reos.Ias. - si5Aooo.oso
,av snnasA liAhrrss tAuse vas snnsa's
hs,x ecfa nF,spy stssbst b, INV g's'rs
~slas a eoasasefos aiaa TRADE, And ihis ali
s~ysb.o "a. e..anaarseaaA ths sasasnce q
ar ga ss.ps eSea psop=n. The 20
cess ~sii eoaslsss. BAD siah leas tsHes !
saa s.ass Us..l sesoAss u FsoeaFfy Fal'
aKlanH nlsy he iaasisa 49,.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-04
rna u.ns r.mr, ASH Tms yn,-
Ht.E

Taisag the NeS Ysst Trlpss &c AZ.
t,opy. o. isoegfsea Tsvss sssaas b be
ouit,assa q as sessh x a's whig party
sa9 . haa1aag aassg 1slilos oses ibt De-
ns,se ~ hefsfrr if1,asls~ane sfeago-
as,. Tisufs . ssefvosypci a hs m tby
TslFnab Il tnle'i ~,a&lsu that fesaeih
sisos. 70 "a Doaa hu@iss al ypa rsa esi
4 81 wss,ds ri and, 3" Y b erdss.- 80 ~uuld
psse az ahebdsofs 4 The Lgoq{pso srcod
Ny ssklns cad ii,c ~sele u a,-i e, uss
sre@ gtoa, rasales, VA the fFs lpsycs
AID lgs hsl,as--ssA ihs .s~o5siea 4 his
marc interesting Fssseiple IN - pisee.--
Aitis.urt : n,sy ee Iaaaie, q great az
luns,Assss4a - @H iseospeo iiieB5s, DC
,sssss he nlsewo1 10 lsxsise that esoytling
csseusi,ng foa ilesaee Gesly d~s vol
ts,aaR - IN abeoisie Seercc. and ths, The
6eaihla q il.e gfrsi whig party are pA
saslsIsl.d ugsia hsa rlll
Bgs. n Greedy, ssil,of,y % a1 flii On
usls ysssa. visf NJ On others a similar
chsrsCsrff Ia isso nossiser q the Tn
tsH. BE- IA only szys hat tho Why party
70 Dad. bot ,hs, is'oofecDlssa Ia Also de-
fhHci, AMI sssd up,--" foe u bad long lived
BY nosiihg bat iAc siasgoi,issn II an oT7s.s-
isF ~ rsrassilssa.a and ~irn that Disappeared
10 scle pslnsipss a sarsi,os ~ss gane. -
lasa hs&f hos he takes an =
Nos. losrhing ihas great Dsssocr ratio
party. 30 onissssln = ngiiou that II has
PASSED Cad Il stisience quite 90 ,faly a.
tts gais na,s eunsss. The day ihc Wing
party ~ss laid IN sis grave, the sham DE.
us.crscy likewise bsae ndica 90 sllaicyer
q vitality Il hid pssscSsea. Pos Il had
long lived BY noshisg bat the anine1nisin
81 al opposing organization, and ~iscn TIA,
disappeared, - ssslc pfinriPie u duration
vas gene. Il Is trse tbs, 4 rernsins body
q usioe begsars, aud ,l,A, !, distributes he
Pedersi tsasrsszgs, l,ti, tissi y all. Aisd a.
70, hssing sn ctgsn, us being rnsronsIblo
fsr ,iss s,apsdnscs q TAt GHsen, th, h0iion
ss sisslly mistaken enc. " there were
90, uustsss. each rsusc foolish than the
esl,ct.. siey ~oasd nj Add anything 10 the
d,ssois,,on II lhe pssnocrAeF az so'npsc,'
cs,sce-seslinr. sPos1s-desoaring orgsniss.
uos, nos DO an, thing 10 hasten The fenrsa-
iion n nee parties that vii coaac up %
due ,inr With The oprning II important
gp~sakns.-
Ne onc needs 10 doabi hos he shall vote
hereafter Die ,idng is ALREADY '"fixcd. -
1-isesr " cuiy "ps organization 'ei', sns
that an embryo skelo'on, with witch tn
iroosaou ~ tise uraicd States can act,
,hoy ehss~c Ct 40 soae q, ell. a. ses
saas them. The iso great parties, tina
us-.i 20 sensrl msiseS and thugs, ar
Bs~ssre. and ,lss ainaBu,ise non-dcse4P'
,'eiess strco saiir - 'ceck Of The roos'
Wei, 'sioso an ssrsagcs 'sangs 10 hoavei
ard csrth. ilospes, than u'td to Be dream
81 ~ IN y,ssf Pls.sescfi'y.T
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-04

a. The Ns,loBaI Board Il ppPalarEd-
aosison held meeting ON Tuesday at Bos-
ton Addresses wcfc delivered by Rev.
4. n. kisk and Es-Gofernof slAde,---the
lxsist II wl,osi RI g,cfscd that, r,pne the com
HeBcerDeEs ofthe lnoyemnns, 3si icruAie
teachers have been scsa To the West, Of
wlssSn 80 were from Vermont; - ff@n
Massachusetts "A from e~-Iiaalp~hire
81 lpza Name Is frcsn Connecticut; snd
I iruaa Rhode Island
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-04

Tnr Com. Tho shipments Of gold from
Csiifotisia ara 80 divided up, Of late, owing
10 the increased nunlbcr Of bos,s which are
running. tina, is usorr dif'ieu, than former
y 10 find ,hn total sum. The arrivals ha,-
iag nov become weekly, also, instead Of
iosnthl,, as formerly, the amount by each
arrival Il Il course diminished.
The total sn'oun, of gold by the last ar
nsal. ~ snnooieed by the diaercu, boats,
80 find agum mp al s2,lsi,cco. This, for
weeks supply, Is absolutely enormous :
and the same rate, n continued, would give
u. over si27 ,ooo,cco for the year,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-04
BurrAlo. NAV 80

A caBalbreak has occurred al Adams
Basin, fifteen miles west Of Rochester
Two Canal boats, loaded with railroad
iron aud coal, sunk.
The schooner Excelsior was run IN
10 by the steamer John Oven. on De
troit River las, night, and sank IN IS
minutes, in four faihoms Of water She
was loaded with coal, and is insured.
Crew saved.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-04

a Ny entered Mr.. CalbaeL's eer, 10
Mtllersiown, Pa, bot few out upon hs
starting or the Doctor. Two days afier-
wards two hundred live maggois were
eHiraeied from tie ear.
c. The Mar lard House q Repre-
ssniaiifes has passed 10 third reading
q bal prohibiting the use 81 sesinrian
books IA Putiie schools, after amending
q By adding a pnoF,.iou tlAi shis prob.
bsiloa shall M s1icad ~ The Bible.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-04

An cdii,N ia Ssaah CsFolin4 EssnFns he
srttpSH ledsSa.ssas ~ = harmed pair Ga
shssf ressrsusganec y hisa uPon ,hs coca
ssa 4 tAsH ~odaiAg. The .Fcraesn-
h5Anrs" came IL the sisre a sesiie u
ginFss-sesr and s~s sosle1. cgr- Edaoss
uusss be particularly delicate IN ,hsaf sP.
paslie do-A ia that rsgioA 1isru-becs
ana herd hsslsd eggs-'sAA q HigAlsinesles
ioaEues si,er tAsi. ~isl yaaa
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-04

o. oasclai RS,iee has been given at
wssliagtsn, al the Dcpanmers u STATE,
relative 10 iae sggrsssion ofPer.ons land
ing upon tise Falkland islands, under the
AmoraeAn Gag, the GoseFrsaen, has ppasnP,
~ dissvo~od al coaec,ion suh ihs same,
AID ~srneS al AmeFioan ship-nrAsiers and
ship e~ners thai d sdl I'D laierferc IN MI,
,sola phieh tiss Rntish GszeFanseaa msy
tale 70 pso9aci ia properly.
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esg The Norfolk Arq,4s states that a

GO The Norfolk Argus states that n
curious phenomenon attended the hail
storm in that city on Tuesday night
Quantities Of catfish, measuring foot
in length. fell in various sections of the
city; and some of the fields were literal
" s,rewed with them. Hundreds were
picked up in the morning. This, says
the Argus, is no piseatorial fabrication,
but fact which is attested by hundreds
Of citizens.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-04

The Railroad Hotel, passenger depo,
and warehouse, in this city, were de-
siroyed by fire last night. The Rail
road Freigb. Warehouse, and Arnold
q Cobbs steam FIGURING mills suslain-
cd considerable injury. a man 10 tho
hotel, named Baekus, perlshed in The
flames. Los. go 900. partially Insured.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-04

OrrHssrp PUsLic SENTIMENT The
Chslsiisn Repository (Monipelirr,) says,
that Constable Bfadish Of tina; village. has
been engaged in selling liquors TO satisfy
certain executions. They were advertised
to be sold a week ago last Monday. The
dsy came, and the sale was adjourned I'M
ul last Saturday, At which time, as We arr
Informed, considerable liquor was sold-in
any quantities 10 suit customers. we per-
sumo. The sale now stands adjourned I'M
- next Saturday. II may be adjourned
from Saturday 10 Saturday all the year, we
suppose. We regard this operation as
a mtaH, erocrrble Enthusiastically an
evasion Of the law. We hear that these
executions are in favor of Jackson A. Vail,
Of Montpelier. The liquors are supposed
10 be the property of Tim. J. Hubbard
They go in the name Of Gustavus Hub
bard who has been in California about a
year past How long shall this iniquit
Gus abomination be continued in our midst
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-04

az DR.. Johns, a distinguished Episco-
pal clergyman Of Maryland, lately preach.
ed in Methodist church. The &C, called
down upoa hun the ecn.nre Of the Bishop.
The subject was brought before the Con-
sen,inn. and debated with considerable MS.
pcriy. To mon Of common sense, aud Of
common religions liberation, ], seems hard
~ erodiiahie that such an act could be
complained Of II bishop Nottingham
belnycs that Tire pTocop,- d his church are
true, one would suppose thai h. would be
glad 10 have them preached from any pull.
psi, and 10 any audience that would listen
10 them.
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A tonaals esAAAgFsiasa hss s~rpi over
ssteaa aiiee surfsrr % the oiss~a Risef
iscs1.A.ia. dsssssgiAs fosessa. feaeos.baascs.
baras. aeSls. Avs1s. AM y foarpd nassy
iaoa. rF-siAs q oss AsnAFna buil4sars,
sna.sly fsna hs-ssA ass kn0~a 10 haze
hesa h.srls. bssl1ss 01e ~Aals srtilensesi,
tee elsssoAns. usa.crJus nisiis. AZ. Aboui
too hsnAfna tssailAe., elssAy aeIsssitaf
l.as, have bceA lsss i,sasfl@ss.
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e- Ti,s isisss seSpaais iiesa Cuba AIS
a . hAssls 'aiefnstitsg asinsx- Ts's w'
pos il.s,. s,ii,sssh aasss sTs IS 80 40 az
tasi sssssis fhess are ''sassr eassiang fsFss1s
.lAssssS1 ai.sas.' cae - tissi tssef- ssss
eoes ssaets a. a.s Po.nas u land sAefs
isstvuas saA b. hsfa, aaAs me esi~ets'
lsasn t,.ss snasi,sg sKPr1nlaa -! susss
.hlsiiy. Asashss q s,ssa a ls~ ls'siss sii,cf.
rsasafd g.sFun ~ess rhre-H h iAss ~ahsgss
q shs sola,ss's esFr~sks. ossassEissg sls's.i'
y tAsA o. pa rs Posris shs sarvsife
.sss.Ss ss=stknss 80 u.s issA = Ma. ne
saai.<p.ssy 4 a. iss.asss 'siaal=s- Cos
ssisay asliss a.s ps'a sesa- tAsss l.ss bees
.A,asfss.s - sssesssi seti,as $500 rs
u.aas,y. ssi s@aF snise fs'sisr17ses''t'
hsss sffissS - rsra'ats a..
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CnlNA.--The London Examiner

CHisA.--Tbe London Examiner
says ;-"Thc present Tartar dynasty Of
China, after ruling the empire for 235
years, or from the time Of onr unwarlite
James, seems at length lettering to its
fall. II has already lasted nearly three
times as long rs the Mogul dynasty. II
seems indeed surprising how long. con-
sidering is fcebleness, il has endured.
II has for considerable time, however,
been in state Of decay.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-04

RutF- TO ns OBSERVED wHKS YOU
60 lSTo PRiSTISG OFTicE.-Never
whistle, sing, nor dance and above all
never sii down 10 the editors chair
when IL Is the only one that the office
contains.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-04
oDD WILLOWS cELEBHA
Hsusaa. VI, IaIr f,h.

Thr members u Otter Greek Lodge No
ia, viii celebrate the approaching snniver.
sary ~ our National Independence. The
nernhox ~ the order In this and adjoining
States are respectfully invited 10 join us,
18th full rgslis, upon the occasion. I, is
hoped that aH OAS FSIio,rs will participate
IN the festivities with rcgslia appropriate 10
ranh. No Effort OF expense viii be sparcd
10 make thr occasion one which slisil long
he remembered with pridc ard qualification,
and be a lasting honor 10 our order. I'm
inrn, speakers aud band 81 music will be
among the attractions Of the day. The
celebration ~ili closc In the evening with
si,londid display d esnhlcfnatieal iirc. works.
The Masonic Order, Sons Of Temper.
snee, md members II tho Temple Of Honor
and ReeilAbi,c societies, are cordially inyi-
ted 10 JON Us.
Hall fare viii be charged upon all Rail.
roSds in this vicinity.
As FAT as practicable uniformity Of
dress Is dosifcd--hlsck or blue coat, white
YES, and pants, black hat or cap.
JOHN CAIN.
w. ID. MARSH. commune
GEO. 4. FUTILE. ~.
W. u c. sroDDARD, i"''idi''"'
Editors IN Vermont. Massachusetts, New
Hampshire, and eastern and northern New
forb, are requested 10 notice.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-04

The dwelling house Of widow Lydia
Hill, situated in the west part of the town
of Bennington was burned to the ground
with all its contents, on Sunday night last.
1t is supposed TO be the work of inoendi-
aries--and two individuals have been ar
csted and bound owes to the county court.
--lVt. State Banner.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-04
PHILADELPHIA, MAY 80

A man has been arrested here on sus-
picion Of having murdered Nicholas
Iornkeith, on Gray's Ferry Road, New
Years morning, 1850 An attack was
made on the house OF IIornkciih's ia
Their, when the deceased chased the par
ty of, and in doing so was shot.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-04

,s't saved b.. DAY. = and in ais rsPa't 10
ih, Naiu,sns Grn~ral q ,he army. lEx. No.
D. Do ~ 40. Cong. Sui'r II tS&f--
Cast n A'vet3 distinguished hinsla tY
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ffpr,. an on the night. from which the en-
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-04

The Imperial Court Of France has
decided that person who takes large
bank bill, given 10 him by mistake for
onS Of smaller amount. commits fclo-
ny and Il liable W punuisomsni for such.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-04

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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-04

The Oregon Iron Furnace, ~ BALI
more 90. twenty miles from this city
Was destroyed by Gre this morning. 10.
geiheT ~ih all the oaibaildings and rna-
eh'nery Los, not hes than $50 OOO.