The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-27
l,rrmcul Nous Items.

hight cscr tna-n or heard u ~ the vicini'f'
i,sccms thar Mr.. l.. a. lAllie. Of Bethel,
~lohas fof several wears bcen known az
Ansciwr spcculaior. has, BY The nse Of
c,hef nsmcs. been drawing largely from
the BANKS ~ this State; the ~holc amour,
thas discovered, being about sl2,OO0.--
About $1,000 Of this forged paper Is ia the
NeHh6eld Hank, $4,000 IA The Orange
County Bank. $1,000, IN the Woodstock
hank. large sum m one Of Tho Mouire' y
Banks, something at Troy, n. v. and
where else We know not. Mr.. Lille is In
custody and tha, examination was to have
taken place on Tuesday, the rcsult Of which
We have not lcarncd.-.ige.
lIors.-We are informed that $40 900
worth OF hops we're delivered a, the dope,
IN this place ON Monday and Tuesday
Most. II no, all the lots delivered we're con-
traeied At - and thirty cents per pound
We are told by large purchaser Of hops
that the value Of the crop in Damillc this
year is about $4,000. The crop this sea.
son in this vicinity exceeds that Of any
previous ycar.-Caiedonidn.
lioRsE TmrviNs.--A valuable horse of
Mr.. Asa Boyden, Gunlford, VI, was stolen
on Friday night Of last week, and on the
same night, buggy and harness was stol-
en- from Mr.. Wilder fairwan, Of Vernon.
The thief was tracked for some distance,
in the dew. Without doubt, the same thief
stole the horse and wagon Il Free Press.
- The gold Washing at Plymouth,
promises TO be profitable business. The
proprietor says that one hundred dollars per
day, with one machine, can be realized
Woodstock Mercury.
1870 Mrs. Nichols, of Bra,tleboro, the
Womans right editress and lecturer, has
started for Kansas.
MEASSEss.--Capt. Foster of the steam
er Canada, on lake Champlain, wouldn't
permit the survivors of the Inflated Arctic
to have free passage through the lake on
his boat, but compelled them to raise
subscription to pay their fare. A man that
would do this is mean enough to steal o.
corns from blind pig. The students Of the
L. V. M., with their usual scorn of every
thing niggardly and contemplate, treated
captain Foster to some sharp resolution.
topped off with dessert of groans. Prank
lin Co. Herald.
-Capt. -. n. Foster Of ,ha .,o..
/ o. A., ca Lake Una...,....-'.. ..e"''''''
card, in which he clears himself from tho
charge OF neglect of the Arctic passenger,
on board his boat, while on their way from
Montreal last week. There seems IN have
been an exaggerated report of treatment of
The SURVIVORS of that terrible shipwreck.
CANDIDATES FOR HEMP. The Fl.
Co. Herald says THE lady of Josrpu
rAuL, Esq, Of this town, was delivered or
two fine boys n few DAYS since. We mn
derstana that one of them is to be named
Franklin Pierce and the other Stepbe,
Douglas!
BuRdLARr.--The house of Mr.. Josonh
Wells, in the southeast part of Gu,,c,ra
was entered at an unboltcd back door hy -.
burglar, on Tuesday night last, and $40,
IN bank notes stolen FROM n drawer vboro
the money was deposited the evening pre-.
vious.-!Staiesnnn
On Saturday forenoon last as the
down train on the Rutland and Burlington
Railroad, had passed some little distance
beyond uasetts Station, one of the cars was
destroyed b. fire. There was no chance of
extihguishing the flames on the spot, the
engineer made the best possible speed for
Chester, the car being in blaze on his ar
rival there. II was of course at once de-
tatchcd from the train, but too late to put
out the hire, or to save any great portion of
the freight.
The car was well loaded with valuable
articles, among which were some large
casks of butter quite a quantity of leather;
several packages of eggs; potatoes cast
l.ngs and boxes of books and papers, evil
IDENTITY belonging to some private library.
The melted butter flowed freely upon
tne track, and settled around IN pools,
The books many Of them were fhoronehi,
creased and signed, and others consumed.
leaving wreck which the owner would
hardly recognise. The leather and other
articles we're partly saved. The loss ism
serious one.
The fire is supposed to have caught from
the locomotive Re0isffr