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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10
FAIR OF The ORWELL FAKMER'S
CLUB

Mr.. EDfToR - The Orwell Farmers'
club held its annual Fair. on WEDNESDAY,
Oct, 2nd. 1861. The day was highly pro
pifious. The exhibition was generous and
well arranged. There was quite -prink
ling of friends "from abroad" in the crowd
whose presence and encouragement ave
additional zrst 10 the occa.ion. All present
seemed much gratfrd with the marked eyi-
drnce Of industry, skill. and honorable desire
for improvement, that appeared ia the spve-
raj departments Of Exhibition, specially, IL
the line Of vegetables. oxen. sheep and thu
fine arts. Whatever advantages bploag n
State and County Fairs; town fair. reach
the masses more directly. aud in their infa-
ence. stimulate all 10 the endeavor ito do
their best" A. it was not generally under
stood that this "club" would hold a Fair fhj.
year, the exhibition did not Inclg,e 81 Wild.
range Of articles a heretofore, Derl.s,..
but in the aggregate II was highly cr-dl-atle
TO the town, just recovering from the blight
aud waste Of gras>hoppers and drought,
Through the kindness Fl thu Secrefar, ~
TIE club sind you the following a.coun, os
the Fair and the Premiums AWARDED. In
the aaareg - there were 385 rutr.e-. and
100 premiums. The premiums were d. fol-
lows
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10

>pants N@rieD Bree,Ijaq Ea~es-Isf NE.
MUM. Ilar'.u Rob: p. { - Anil
E.qr'nq Eres = pr.m,'u.l. r Han.
p. II Ip4.i-h: 3LV Y Bl4rkn4-.
End Lombs liz premium. Il ID Hall. 2j
J { Taom4,: 81. VI Rowe.
I'ro Ie"r Oli Eurk.-Y eqr,tng Buck
lit rr.uium. VI u B-anch.
Buct L4mb<-l>r premium. II Root. 28
J { ih9mss: 81. & ID Ah-Il.
Graf' HerHo BrseiiHg E.res.-Ist premi-
um. " K Martin.
Ere L1mbs,-lst premium, II a Griswold:
"a O ; Branch! 81, " F Larrabe..
Buck Tiro Tears Old-lst premium. W r
M-r'in.
Buck Lqmbs -1st premium. w r Marin:
2d. w Larrabee; 81. J Knox Jr
.nufton SteeD-Leicester Buck.-lst pre-
MUM. ) II Bascom.
Ere LaaIb.-lst premium. ) II Bascom.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10
VEGETABLES.

Bee's.-Isr premium. o 5 Branch; q, )
o Rs'mO'd: 81. Z Clark.
Cobbaqee-lsf premium, T p Sn.i.h; "a.
J . RAYMOND; 81. W Branrh.
Jurbabs.-I-' premium. o ) Branch. Is
'a''e''e~). n. 4 4 Lr~i~, 81. T u Snith.
Plnyt"4s.-l-' premium. r " LEXIS: "a,
) - RAYMOND: 3 .. : ' B,srkmr-.
sq!ostee-l-t pr-miDm. T " LeEis. "a,
+ i Hru-fs-: 81, ]. Knox. l..
u''"as--- - I,r-uliun, } 0 RAYMOND: ID,
ID liops.n-. -. " Brsurh
D.'""<-lsr premium. p H@us-is
fnn'r"T|rs--l-' premium. J . RAYMOND.
hnH A'ab..-l-' premium. J Bognton
far"aa-l-' premium. + NJ Bo'tum "a.
\ : Bi1rkmsr
>e~' Cuclimters-lst premium, ID Hop
kin..
-D'I,kme'oH isl premium. J o RAYMOND.
J"ma'oes-ls' premium. % Branch: %.
" Baron 81. J Boynfon.
Potaroes-l-f F,remism. o : Branch. ga
yarieties) -, john Breach, Jr: Sd II Par
ish.
Greaaes' rarie,yef cegeta5les-lst premium,
o 5 Branch.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10

THE SIXTH REGIMENr.-The Burlington
Times Fays the recruits for this Regiment are
being or@anized into companies with des-
patch Nearly al of item are now in camp.
1t is stated that there will be an excess of
500 men
The volunteers from Plainfeld, Rutland,
and Burlington organized Tuesday. w. B.
Reynolds, OF Rutland, Captain; LIST Lieuten-
ant, Elijah Whitney, of Worcester End
Lieut. d. A. Raxford, of Burlington.
Rev E. P Stone, of Berlin, has been ap-
pointed chaplain OF the regiment.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10
SWINE AND FOWLS.

Pigs. list premium. J W Boynton; %,
w IS Richmond
Cap Of T'urkies-lst premium, John o
RsvmohG
CooJ NJ Geese-Ist premium, John 0.
RAYMOND.
Camp q D''cks.-lst pr MUM, John 0
Ras mbn1.
camp IF Foso,st LIST premium, John o
RAYMOND.
CooP II Banta ns-Ist premium, Katy
Ihcm4s.
Coop Of Mailacc Game.-Ist premium, c
ID AbrlI
CO0p Of Darby Game-lst premium. c
ID Abell.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10

JoHN B. GoUGH.-The Burlington papers
speak ii terms of high praise OF the temper
ance lecture of John b. Cough, delivered in
that place on Monday evening. Mr. Cough
has now gone to Montreal, where he is to de-
liver two lectures, and will return and lecture
in Burlington again on Friday evening. Are
we to ave a lecture from Mr., Cough in Rut-
land The matter has been considerably
talked Of, but we have not heard whether
anything has been done towards securing the
services of Mr.. Cough for lecture in this
place. Hundreds, nay, thousands IN this vi
entity are anxious 10 hear him, and we hope
they will be afforded the opportunity, if pos
sible.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10

esy A large gathering is anticipated in
Montpelier today. In addition to the usual
attractions of election day, there will be the
inauguration of the statue of Ethan Allen
and the presence of the 9Th Regiment now
in camp there, who will participate in the
Inauguration ceremonies. The Vermont Val
ley, Rutland & Burlington, Vermont Central
and Vermont & Canada Railroads take pas
sengers to Montpelier and return for fare
one way-eood for the 8th, 9th, 10th, 18th
and 18th of October.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10

ARE THE REBELs ~ EARNEsT.-We
have applauded the aIarri'v with which the
call 10 arms was rest ondrd to hy the prople
and the unanimity OF the loyai States in fur
ni,hing g aterial for the prosecution Of the
war. VT with all the Preparations no
Northern state hsa half equ.lel the efforts
Of sone CT :h- Southern rebelIio"s States
For instance the sparse'y sriiled. impoyer-
i,h'd State Of Arkansas furnishes p coo rebel
sold'rJs, Or tan "enty-srvrnihs Of her male
population past the a.c Of p years. 10
rq1ai this ratio New York would have 70
furni-h quarter of million Of men. Illinois
l2j 600, Maine $1,000. Vermont 5000,
Massachusetts, o. coo, and Prnns, lgania 1885,
600 geo 1gs. OF course II is not considered
Necessary 20 call oat such a vas army, and
W. only tuvrrr 20 the example OF Arkansas
10 show the terrible earnestness or the rebels
and 10 appeal 10 the men Of the North 10
come out ami volunteer, and prevent the ne
cessry of drafting troops 10 crush hateful
rebellion.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10
CATTLE.

IA, CGnIe and Oxen.-lst nrem,nrn 7, =
Smith: ?, d J. b. Cock.
Co,rs-Ist premium. Henry Gale
Heifers-Ist premium Ly,ber Povce
oIen yrs o'd-Ist premium. F. w.
Joh'o1: End c. r. Wincbester AID A
b. Williams.
Oke1 I yrs. oh-lzt preuipn, p n Han
ne Fr,sbt Of these oxen was 1914 lbs; End.
/. ~ Lewis 5-d. Miss Lorica Root.
w.. os@ ohef--l,t premium. ID. NJ Cork.
2nd- Ms Lor'f a Rco:; BID. + L. Warren.
. yr.- oil premium. H. A. Griswold
2Ud. J .. Raw Donf.
Mrched SteeFy . yrg. o1f-1st nrar,:rr,
g. NJ Hbbsrt: 2nd. n. NJ Boron
T oI i. premium. Harlan Roo: End.
/. u, winchester; 3rd, c. B. Wood ward.
fsaTt'"9 BHlAf-lst premium, John Brock
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10
THE NEWS.

For the last few weeks there has been a
dearth Of news from our army amounting
almost to state Of stagnaIion, and owing to
the feverish state of the public mind, this lull
is becoming comparatively painful 1t is
undoubtedly the duty of the press to with
hold all intelligence as TO the movements OF
the troops, and preparations for an advance
Of our forces, and there is nothing else of i'm
portance now transporting.
But this lull is but the precursor of a mighty
storm, and we are of the opinion that within
few weeks we shall have to chronicle stir
ring events 1t is well known that extensive
naval expt diIions have already been and still
are being fitted out for coast service, which
will make good report of themselves; and
the time is near at hand when our troops in
the interior can move forward without the
risk of contracting disease. They too are
now so nearly brought into a state OF dscl-
pine and fitness for service as to be efficient
and reliable, and nothing remains for us
but TO wait patiently for the full preparations
to be completed, and the programme to be
curried out.
We feel confident that we have seen the
last Bull Run defeat we shall have and that
when our army moves it will move TO glo-
nous victory-such an one we earnestly hope
as shall crush out treason from our midst and
speedily bring back our distracted country
to state of peace and prosperity.
CAsrLETON-The ladies OF Castleton
are making up box of useful articles for
the soldiers of Captain Hopes Company,
of the I'd Vermont Regiment, such as
needle books, socks, and the like. They
will also send jellies, dried fruit and ber-
rie5 for the sick among the Company
the latter being done at the special re-
quest of Captain Hope. 1t is hoped this
humane call will be literally responded
to by the generous and patriotic ladies of
Castleton and adjoining towns. All con-
tributions should be forwarded immediate
to Mrs, BURT, of Castleton, who has
been designated as the receiver.
Orderly Sergeant Howard, of Company
B, I'd Vermont Regiment, is doing a
lively business in recruiting at Castle
ton, he having enrolled about 80 within a
week past. These are to fill up the COM
pany to the army standard Of 101 men.
He is now enlisting for the other c)mpa-
MES in the Regiment, and will remain in
CastIeton until next week, when the men
will be mustered into service by Lieuten-
ant Hoyt, of Company K. Those that
had enlisted thu, far were to be inspected
by DIR. c. F. Smith yesterday Castle
ton has furnished over fifty men for the
army since the first Of May last, and more
are going,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10

On Iron c. trutted S.eighs, ID L FAILS,
Pouitn"y, 500.
Holly, So 90.
On Saving Machines, f n Merriam, Rut-
land, 81 90
On Sc wing Work, Miss Fl Cramtcn, Rutland,
ST. 90
On Shoe Lasts, Goodnow Brothers, Rutland,
50 90.
On Parlor Furniture, Bradley, Rutland,
s. 90
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10

"Let every American Citizen, instead of
crying Peace, Peace, when there is no peace,
rally upon the ramparts until Secession is
silenced; until the roar of artillery has
ceased -
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10
MECHANICAL WORK.

Single Wagon. LIST premium. Calice r. -
seti".
Baroneter.-I-' premium. ID r Grisw ID.
Me'ropoiia" Wasler and Wrnger-Ist
premium. n Rasr.
Cora Brooms.-lsf premium. J Brock. Jr
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10
DISCRETIONARY AWARDS.

.So,t H~se.-I-r premium, II A Carter Of
Ben-pn.
1oeo .Soanih Aferino Buctv-lst prerni-
um.C z Williams of >boreh4n.
I Lorqe Varing T Apple<--Ist premium,
VI k,r.t unl a. >udFurr
AiecLoesc qt d ~'istry-Ist premium. ID II
Trat o. Pnnlt,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10
GRAIN.

Seed Corn>-Ist premium. J Il Conkey; II,
j Raymond: 81. II " Bacon.
Oafs. LIST premium. o Branch, (Austra-
lam; %. 4 J IIough
Bor'eg.-Is' premium. e ID Abel.
Beans.-ist premium. + VI Boftum
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10

CHANCE FOR a SCHooLMAsTER.-In a
certain town in Illinois, the following re-
quest for 'licens' was indited -
"Mister maCKkee pleas let VIM hunt
have licens for to CINE VIM hunt and
game Cotton in holey matermoney whar
as all parteys is willing august 30 1861"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10
FRUIT, HONEY MAPLE SUGAR, &c

AppieS.-Ist pre- MUM, J Is Conkey, 40
varie'ite); ~, j o Raymond, (27 yarieties j.;
81, Henry Rust "a varirrie,).
GrGpeS.-l-t pr, MUM, G & Sholes: ., II
T Cuts; 81, J w Boynton.
Maple SugGT.-lst premium, ) o Ray
mond.
Maple SguP.-lst premium, Mrs ID f
Gris~oli.
Honey.-1s' premium, II Parish 81, II
Cuts.
BHer.-ls5 premium, j o Raymond Fl,
Franklin Ward.
C4eese-I>r premium, Il Il Lewis; I'd, r
L Lewis, 81, ID f Rlsi
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10

1ERss TBE HEKALD.-upon the last page will
oe found the trrms OF subscription to the Herald.
These the only terms upon which the Herald cal
be procured OF u.s. and no deviation In any will
be II sht thtrefrom. We have no friends TO whom
special i'll be given, and agent aut horiZed
Il al ~. CO. tltn ; contacts.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10
RUTLAND COUNTY FAIR.

We last Friday published portion of the
awards of fremiums-all hat was at that
time prepared by the Secretary-which will
be found on the inside of our Weekly, and
We to-day publish the following, which COM
pletes the list.
TROTTING MATCHES
| CLASS No
2horses entered; Norton and Cook. Pre-
MUM awarded lilly Notion Of Tinmoutb,
for best trotring stallion Time So 500
CLASS No 3
Five horses entered by G f. Stone, f F
Lille John Incraham Mr. LincoIn-and
j. W. Lisbon The premium Is awarded to c.
f Stone, under protest. If Stone is ruled
out, Lille has the purse $50
Class No
Three horses entered Mtssrs Vance Fish
and Lisbon The premium is awarded to
Vance lime l2 mile, 1-52
CLASS No
Five horses entered, each claiming TO he
years old ard owned in the county three
months previous TO the Fair, TO wit: Mr.
Congdon, J d Smeed, c + Stone, Mr. Earl.
and Mr. Bromley Each having position "a
above, Conglin having the in>ile lst heat
won by Store in SIS Mr. Earl coming in
SET Odd 2nd heat won by Stonr in 3-1i
Mr. Earl coming in second as before Race
won and assigned to Stone under protest, il
being claimed that Stones horse did not
come within the regulations, which We
leave for the Board to determine and decide.
that unless Mr.. Stcne presents himself and
proves to the satisfaction of the board that
his horse is no more than years old, and
has been owned in the county, at least three
months, then the race is decided won by Mr.
Earls horse, and that the purse belongs to
him.
SLOWEST WALKING HORSES.
Your committee beg TO state that they
found entries by Mr. Ingraham, and Mr.
Fish. They ordered the horses to the race
and gave the word 90 both horses seemed
to move, but for some little time it was diff
cult for your committee to decide which way
Mr.. Fish's horse was moving, and yet he
went through all the motions Of walking
your committee think there is no doubt but
that Mr. Fish's horse will come in last, and
therefore decide that Mr. Fish is entitled TO
the purse and the award.
MEKINO BUCKS AND LAMBS.
Bucks years DID,
lst premium, j B Proctor, 81 90; ID, L,
Rounds, Jr, 3 3, g l. Smith.
Yearl'ng Buckle.
lst premium, Jesse Hines, 3 dollars; p,
Jehial Smith, ? dollars; 81, C Giddings
dollar.
Buck Lambs.
1st premium, Edward Hines dollars; 2l,
j A Cheney 2 dollars Sd, Jesse Hines dol
lar
Best fire EtDes
1st premium, Ell ward Hines dollars; 81
Jesse Hines l dollar.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10
NEEDLE WORK AND EMBROIDERl

KaaeBf sDreal-l.t premium. Mi-s Hat
tie Bacon: 1t. M-s " Larrabee: "a Mrs
Z Phelps: g. Mr. NJ 5 Aben
Lace collar - lst premium. Mrs o 5
Branch.
Tidg-lsf premium. Mrs NJ Abel; ID,
Miss Mary Gale.
lace cop>-lsi premium. hrs o 5 Branch.
Scarf-Ist premium, Miss Hannah Pep
per.
.>tay.-lsf premium. Mrs ID Hopkins.
ToreH III gears oid-Mrs ID Hopkins.
Tt-o sksiHs lrooie, varr.-lsf premium. Nh
o : Branch.
Init H,od-lst premium. Miss + J Smith:
%. Alma Smith: 81 Miss " J Root.
]. ooieH socbs-lst premium, Mrs / 81
Levi p. Mrs Minerva Tenny.
Wooien bose-lsr premium. Mrs 7 NJ Lew
l.. 81 MARY Rust.
Gent. fur naaers-lst premium. Mrs }
Waikrr.
limp 5aa'-ls: premium, Miss A 4 Ray;
% NJ " Raymond.
Emjroidered a,lPpers-lst premium. Mis-
L~onsrI.
Touet ,aq,-ls' premium. Mess A A Ray.
Eabropiered slirf-lst premium. Mrs
y Blarkmer
Ko,eg llaen-lst premium. Miss Sarah
-. =. -. ,c-
y PREMIUM n n
-,
D. 7's" ""4'-'a' PREMIUM 'i'ss May a
E,., . A.,
u I"O'' '1e' -s' premium MIS- anne
=,
1le',. '0s-i.' premium .irs - i9'9 ,,i
"e5 '"te'-i'' PREMIUM Aiss ! D HID
DRAWINGS AND PAINTINGS.
nj po"t,nfs -l-' premium. Mss Mary
Cali: ). Mr. r. Phelps
pen~arg-i>f premium. Mi-s Mary Gale.
Ha-er co'or-Isr premium. Marion Ray
mod
CrnHon"9 - Isl premium. Mr. Henry
Re-; - Marion Rs' mord-
>''ti sng7orlngs-is' premium. nrs Hen
~ Ep-'.
l't90'd craTo' frq--ist premium Miss Ann
}. fh@-f' ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10
DOMESTIC AND MIXED BREEDS OF
CATTLE.

CATTLE.
Bulls
1st premium, John Engram dollars
81, Muhon Pike 3 dollars. l.t pr, MUM IN
yearllns bull, g l. Smith p, II Clark, Jr.
: uolIafs 81 " OuinS doLar'
Cors
LIST premium, A Over ; dollars; 81. leeds
Billings = dollars; 81, Henry HAYWARD /
dollar.
T,co yea- oL4 Cam,
-,
Isl premium II II lhraH dollars "a,
L NouNuS Doi'a'
le''''"9"'
lst premium. X K lhTall dollars 2nd
J l. Marsh dollar.
Res, fire v.,rj;,,,
LIST premium, . l. SmIth dollars End,
Cyrus kdsOn | dollar.
Best Calf
Ist premium, Iced BILLINGS dollar
HORSES
s pv,' ~ e. on o. ~ RnJ 70 " ~ of "
Sd, to L Ames, 200
S,ck,,o cat,
l., rreniun ~ ! II Kouuas {, m. o.
Fish, 90.
ysor3;,, Coj,
1st nrornipo, ~ p { 81 S2oo. o. ,0po
bee, 20; Sd, to c F Gort4m. 90
T,co yao-s OJC.1
Is, rremipm to KI,.v :, no. o. r Hon.
kins. 200 81 d 1own>hrrd 100
J1x.. We 0.Jc..
Yet or.r,;nn, - + rd,,,,,d. e. M. o, w
H Scrlbner, 2 90; 81, A D Smith, 90.
Tbe,a vv.re an exh; h;,o, % broad ,ooros !,
epcking colts 10 vearIjn., cni,- I,v,, ve.rs oId
ccI,s s tbree wars old coI,s To,I "a VIZ
N''''' '"'' .,I .r T,1 w., r,,,t -, "'
iON "tlErr'
NJ HilIiard 3 90.
1t PEN m on five ewes, f L Holden, $500
2d WIN Lfrd, 8 90, j l. H. tden 2 90.
Is; premium on five lam's, L l. llolren, SO
A premium of 800 was awarded w ID
Marsh of Clarendon.
POULTRY
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10

In 1856, jefferson Davis, then Secretary
of War, wrote to Gen. Smith, then COM
manding in Kansas, as follows:
The position Of the insurgents is that of
open rebellion against the laws and constitu-
tional authorities, with such manifestations of
purpose to spread devastation over the land
as no longer iusIifes further hesitation or in
diligence. Patriotism and humanity alike
require MGt rebellion ShouA be promptly
crushed.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10
MECHANIC WORK.

1st premium on boots, j Billing . dollars
2nd. J Killings dollar
Best specimen of Tailor'S work, | d Cole
d"llars
Best specimen of single harness, F a
St piers dollars.
1t premium on upper leather, George
Graves dollar.
Ist pr. MUM on harness leather. George
Graves dollar; 2d. j j Scot 50 cents
1t premium on dressed calf kin. j J Scott
l dollar 2d. G, orle Graves 80 Gems
1~r premium on cooper work. II PrIsue
1t prem ian on cabinet worA, Champion
& Co ? dollars.
1st premium on tin work, " Warren
dollars.
1T premium on blacksmith work, Persons
& Weeks , dollars.
1t premium on brass castings, NJ S Rich
ardson / dollar.
l~t premium on pleasure wagons, S Ter
rill dollars.
1t premium on Plows, Barrows & Graves
2 dollars 20, f w GRAY dolar.
Ist premium on cuItivaor, Barrows &
Grave. dollar.
1t pre- mium on Harrow, a II Post dol.
lars.
1t pre- tnium on cheese press, f " Gray
dollar.
1T pref MUM on OK yoke. A A Shepley 2
dollars; a.. A Eddy dollar.
Patent Office Report to Robert Neal on
boo's.
Some p ows aud Other articles were on
exhibition by J Il Harri-,arent. hut were not
entered fot premium a. he was detained
from town until too late to enter them
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10

IMrRoyFMFNT-.-W- VIZ Yesterday po-
litrly invited Ivy Mr.. Lltchh,ld. the Master
Mechanic OF the Rutland x Burlington Rail
road, 10 examine new passenger car, which
he has been building and is now pIvced rpon
the road for use. II is a spleudid affair. and
embraces many improvements which not only
will add TO the comfort and convenience of
passengers, but evinces much taste on the
part of the manufacturer.
We know of no Road in New England
where more pans is taken TO keep their fur
niture in good condition, than the Rutland <
Burlington. and this tao: We believ. is gen.
orally acknowledged by the travelling public.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10

The post office in Montpelier has been
removed into the new and elegant build
ing erected by postmaster French, spe-
ciaIly as = post office, The building is As
by % fect-two stories high, and stands
on State street, near the Montpelier
Bank