The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-18
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the asea,ory Is rhsras aul Rohc,t San.
Cord. Dssid sol Clark ssia~c. Chulius
Rfisici apl b.. IVA, aul Iusias ssisrdr,sni,
Tho wcfc casurra IN Tia, town hy thc
To'irs md Indians ia l77s, ard carried
prisaners b. Qaobrc.
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TmIvr. VI 'Two men calling themselves BY
. tbs namu 81 Bush. came 10 tins place lasi
week Tuesday, one Of them protesting 10
Z be shoemaker and the other tanner.
The Shoemaker went 90 work Cot MI. Geo.
Cntler. on "Wednesday, but on Thursday
afternoon, made up his mind to ~ with
I his companion to Hartford. Thursday eve
ning Mr.. Cutler missed some shecs from
his store. and suspcciing his man, wen, al.
ter him on the Friday afternoon train
/ On arriving a, Greenfield, he found the
two men IN the Depot, Wi,h their baggage
marked and ready 10 start south. They
we're arrested aud examined, ana consid-
embls amour; Of stolen goods found in
there possession. They had taken some
500 worth Of Mr.. Cutler, some of Mr.. Chls.
e. Frost, and some AZ Benards,on, where
they stopped on their way down. They
confessed the theft, were hrongh, back aud
bound over Tor trial.--Brai Statesman.
-lioS. CuARLrs T. RussrLL, Of
Boston will deliver an Address on the &C
CASTOR Of the Anuu State Far at BHt-
teboro. The Eagle remarks:
From Mr. Russcll's reputation asa cor
rect thinker and eloquent speaker, we haz-
ard nothing in saying that his address viii
be everyday worthy Of the man and the oc-
I casion.
1 The Society have engaged the services OF
( the wel-known "icunania Band" Thus
corps of musicians viii be present dunng
the entire session, and lovers of good mu-
sic will doubtless be gratiiied With a rich
I treat.
The Superintendent, with an an able
/ body of assistants, Is actively engaged IN
fitting up the grounds and fixtures. Wa
! ter has been already introduced on the
premises from nee spring IN til vicinity;
the gallary is raised, and the other neces-
sary appcndages are in progress. Noprins
or expense will be spared to make all sun.
able arrangements for the accommodation
of exhibitors and visitors.
The track, which was completed some
weeks since, Is now III excellent order, and
almost every pleasant evening it is throng-
ed by amateur horsemen, who enjoy the
pleasure of rapid drive"
-FAIRrAx INsTirurIoN.-Wi
the last two years Literary and Theo-
logical Institution has been literally en-.
dowed and successfully opened in th,
Northern part Of this State, undrr the pat
ronage of the Baptist denomination. Its
location is in the mid,t OF delightful see
merry, about 20 miles North of Burlington,
on the Vermont and Canada Railroad. It's
grounds and buildings, which are unsurpas-
sed by any in the State for beauty and
adoption, were furnished by the people of
Fairfax at cos, Of s II 600. Its first year
has Just closed under nattering circum-
stances. The examinations IN the sever
al departments were highly satisfactory as
TO the evidence afforded OF successful study.
The only graduating class was in the Fe.
male Department, in which eleven young
ladies' received diplomas after completing
five year course.
The public addresses during the Ami
versary week. called forth many express
sions of approval. Rev. r. w. Cushman,
ID. d., Of Boston, did not fall below the
high point of excellence which he holds,
as acknowledged to stand among the first
who adorn the Baptist public. In most
able and finished manner he exhibited the
aims of the gospel preacher, making a
deep and salutary impression upon his au-
dience. The address of Rev +. G. Brown
of Townsend, Mass, before the Literary
Societies, was a vigorous and engaging ex-
hibition Of "Ths Powp Of Educated
Mind" The closing address was that be-
fore the Alumni, by Rev. J. c. Foster Of
Brattleboro.-C Cor. Brat Earle
-WAsHINGToN CoUNTr.-A County
Convention of those opposed to the Ne
braska Outrage, have nominated for Sena-
tors-Honce HOLSTER and james Green.
County Judges Lewis Chamberlin and
Hiram Jones. Sheriii,-O. Wood. States
Attorney, +. F. Merrill. Judge of Probate,
Leonard Keith. High Bliliii--E. w.
Corse. |, is Difficult, 10 predict what tick
ct will be elected in Washington County,
as a new Convention il held every week,
and new set Of candidates nominated.-
There seems to be three parties there, and
three extremes in each party.
Among the Patent claims issued for
the week ending July IS, were the follow
ing:
Ezekiel Gore, Bennington, VI, for But
ter worker. Elnaihan Sampson, Windsor,
VI. for Platform Scales. J. w. Smith,
Poultney, VT, Sheet Metal Candlesticks.
CALEDONIA CouNTr.-The Coledonian
says;
"The Convention on the 10Th, Of the
freeman in this County opposed TO the Ne
braska Bill and all other measures for The
extension Of slavery, made the following
nominations for County officers. The Con
yention was large aud harmonious IN It's
action. The nominations were as follows:
Senator'S. Geo. II. Page. ASS l.. French
J'idges. Harvey Moore, ID. w. Aiken.
.ShsrE Horace Evans.
Judge Of Probate. Chas s. Dana.
o. Ill.,. q q