The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-03
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Ciscstr, fe~ days since ~ liraaloa Pos,
- tn Nts Of y,r~oni, Is the tide Of
, new srcsi5 nssPapeI, jo-i started At
Nar,hhcld. devoted 70 ".l@,TioaH Right
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-oKwttL fAtxrK's CLrH. -- This
i-.scia,iaa ~ Arreuiturists held is Fair
on lhs ieth ins.
--- Tn Bradford Isgyir,r has stopped,
sncr expanding Eve haadrcd dollars the
6rs; year in getting started. aud going al
loss every year. Our enicrpri.,ng farmers
by sending their money Oh, VI the State fof
city papers, are gradually exiinguishing
the papers Of their own State. When the
last is suufcd out, they will be sble to
know I'll about the m urder and divorces 90
New York city. and but little or no,hiug oi
the affairs Of Vermont
"A hns,y stroll over the village OF
Baulchoro will be suiliien, 10 convince the
mos; sseptica tina, signs Of Than and pros
pcrity arc abundant. Several now buildings
have been completed during the pas, sun.
MGR and others are n.,he process Of cree
ton. Eagle,
WrsTrRN FRri0Hr'--We see that ar
Judgements have been made by which goods
are delivered at Chicago, ILL.,, IN IL days
from Boston, By way of .he fi,chhurgh,
Chcshire& Rutland & Burlington Railroads.
1 Presideu, TBArcmEK, and Superintendent
CB.riS are dong all in their power 10 re-
susci'ate the business Of the Rutland Road,
and thus far seem TO have met with success,
The corporation were fortunate in securing
their ser'iccs.-- Beiioles Falls argus.
-MoRr NEWSPAPER CHANGEs--Tho
Gr,en Mountain Herald, published al Wes,
Randolph, is also discontinued, and its list
Transferred to the ".Stu Of Vermont, pub
lished IN Mortified.
Rumor says that Democratic paper Is
about to be started in West Randolph.
.aata----a --sr-ru.--v-as. --a..saa.. -
bought up by the proprictor.of the States
man OF the same place, and they twain will
be OF one flesh on aud after January lst.--
This Isl proper fusion. 1t reduces the whig
journals of Windl'am county to one, and #,
as reported, Mr.. Harris leaves the State, it
reduces by one the number Of able editors
in Vermont. Press
-TuE FoRoER.--Lillie, the forger,
whose operations we mentioned last week,
was committed to Jail at Montpelier, for
trial IN default of pail. The extent of his
forgeries is far greater than was first sup
posed, the whole amount OF paper now out
being some $4,000. II is ascertained he
has. been carrying on these operations for
number Of years, forging one paper to
meet another.
- Some days since a citizen Of our
7 .arfIi Tor a cistein, and having reached the
depth of four or five feet, a,toad WAS found
cczlly located in hole just high enough to
hold his body. Upon being disturbed, the
toad chopped MS nimbly as any. other live
,oad. The earth was solid above and had
never been disturbed excep, upon the sur
face, in the cultivation Of crops.-Caiedo-
MAN
LrouoR CASES. Upon inflammation be-
ing given by the Carson League, T.. w.
Lyons, of Middlebury, and Sumner Pratt,
and Frank Reed, of Brat,leboro, were ar
rested b. constable Salisbury, for selling
| intoxicating liquor upon and near the Fair
Grounds, during the Horse Fair of last
/ week. Several barrels of the stuff" was
found in their possession. They were bro't
before X. Tyler, Esq, and fined each $40
and cost.-U Statesman.
- ANorHER FoRGERY.-We noticed
last week forgery committed at Bethel.
We have this week to record another at the
same place by or ior the benefit Of the firm
Of Johnson d Collsmcr. The name of Mr..
Churchill, iather-in-law of Johnson, and Of
Eliakiin Johnson, his brother, both Of Wood.
stock, are forged To the amount of about
$1,000 on notes discounted by the neighbor-
ing Banks The forgery, 1t is said, was
committed by Johnson, who has absconded'
and no evidence rs yet known to charge j,
upon his partner, Collamer, who is a son
Of Judge Collamer.--lbid.
- THE PAssUsPsIc RAiLRoAD.-The
receipts ofthe Passumpsic Railroad for the
49, Ns'No "VhAuH SUI" an ibcEthse OF De-
tween 10 and 20 per cent. upon those of the
corresponding months last year. In view
Of the heavy expenditure las, year by way
OF repairs, the large reserve fund on
hand a, the close Of the year, and the IN
crease Of receipts this year, We see no rea.
son Why the stockholders may no, expect
dividend Of at least SIX per cent. the cur
rent year.-CaiedoRiaH
-- Sessions Of the u. S. Circuit Court
and District Court Of Vernon, were at
Rutland last week, Judge Nelson. Of New
York, and Prontiss, Of Montpelier, were pre-
sent But little business was transacted
Jndgmcn, for over si,l0O was rendered