The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-22
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Two a uso-c eou,ictsi " murder hsys haa
ihssf rrBepccs ooennaicd, --one to ,up,is.
oe',srn ~ NJ, and the other fos hfacu
years. TIE third IL llalle-n. convicted q,
tss last term az the Ru,laoa Coun', roun,
and INV IN roli,''y confBoFpeni.
We ash special stieu,lsn 10 the following
es,oAc; FROM Col. Ilariov's letter. Let Il
BE- rad and remembered. II spcsks vol.
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The Pccanisry prospects of our Prison
boob raiher gloomy fof want o, more Con.
vets four years $50 no~. We had " con
'ieis Dos, oaly o5. A large PARTON o.
our expense. arr the same. with ihis small
number. as when Ne had the larger num-
Der, SBd the receipts mus be about $500
less fo' this year than then.
Il have looked about for the cause is,.
Thought justice was no, n'ectod out as !,
should be. BY our cours. Bu, am driven
TO the conclusion, amer all. tina, cur stria-
gsai Lagaor Lgs Is he real ea,ase vhich.I
SIN sure, u 81 lniuri 70 the Prison IN this
respect, and vii be the means q It's calling
on the State Treasury for a PARTON Of It's
support when. Il no Liquor Law was in
force, J, would be able to pay small sum
into the Treasury annually. After all |
think the law Is doing more good than
harm. and hope 1t will be enforced, more
efficiently than ever, in future"
IAN ~ FRiSKLis CovSrr. Now
confined, four. One for bigamy; two for
stealing and one for assault and battery.
during the past year, ihiry-one different in
diyiduals have been shut up in this jail
During The year previous, scven,y.four.
CHirrrsprs Co. Number now in Jail,
six. One for robbery two for burglary;
one for larceny; one for debt and one for
drunkenness.
CsLEpoSn Co. Two are here ncnrcer-
sted. One for passing counterfeit, money;
and one for theft, though not yet tried
Well done Caledonia
on.ssr Co. In the jug, seven Two
for stealing from freigh, cars two for burg
larry and larceny Jail short time
since, but were retaken one for rape; one
for trcspass; one for stealing; another has
been shut up for stealing, but got out, and
still evades recovery.
LAMoiLLr Co. Empty
hoDisoS Co. All the citizens of this
County are out OF Jail except two. One
Sheldon Ponds accused Of murder, but
has not received his trial; the other com.
mit,ed assault, and battery.
WIspsoR Go. The most populous coun-
ty in VI, has four Of its law. breakers hous-
ed up. Ono for assault and battery, with
intent 10 kill; one for arson one for tres
..~ss; e.. 50. assault, with intent TO kill,
WiSpnAN Co. No. now incarccrated
on, So much for the prevalence of Wa
ter cure
RUTLAND Co. Law-bteakers are no ia
voriics In this County, and by the vigilance
Of the executive officers and faithfulness of
the courts, large share of criminals are
now shut up. The number now behind the
CRATES and BAGS is thirteen. Three for forg-
cry one for suborna,ion of perjury; one
for rnpe; four for assault and battery; two
for selling liquor and two for petty lar
Gerry.
WASHINGTON Co. One man in Jail and
he for an attempt to commit rape.
LADIES FESTIVAL. On Thursday even
ing, Dec. 2sth, the ladies' connected with
Baptist society IN Rutland, will hold fes-
uval in the new Town Hall. The hall will
be splendidly illuminated, and decorated in
tasteful manner, for the occasion. Tables
viii be spread with luxurics and substantial
edibles. There will be for sale a large
amount Of Fancy Articles provided for this
occasion. Good music will be in readiness,
and every thing will be arranged for the
pleasure and comfort Of the visitors. The
proceeds Of the festival will be appropriated
TO the purchase Of an organ for the Baptist
church.
---FArAL ACCIDENT. On Friday last,
the passenger truin moving south over the
Western Vermont railroad, ran over. and
killed man in the town Of SALISBURY. He
was deaf and dumb, about forty years Of
age and was in the act Of crossing the
irsct few rods from his house. Owing to
short curve in the road, the engineer on
the locomotive could no, see the man upon
the tract I'LL close upon him. The whistle
was sounded. and the brakes brought to
bear, but the unfortunate man could not be
made conscious Of the approach Of the train.
The officers on the traIn procured physi-
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