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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-03
Legal Notices.
STATE OF VERMONT THE Probate Court
District of Rutlandi S. L for the distrie, OF

District Of RatIsnd,s IS, L for the dstriS, 0D Of
Rutland,
To all persons inter, sted in the estate OF Caleb
Hall, late OF Clarendon, in said district deceased,
GREETING;
BY the authority of the State of vermost You are
hereby notified TO appear before said Probate Court
at the Probate office in Rutland, In said district on
the first Tuesday of August A D. 1862, to show cause
itany you have, why the account OF Caleb B, Hall
former administrator OF the estate OF said de ceased
should not be allowed, and al'o why the residue Of
said estate should not be distributed to the parties
entitled thereto.
Dated AZ ROt and, in said district, this LIST day Of
27.Sw JAMES BROWN, Register
STATE OF VERMONT, / ~ HE Probate Court
District of FsiIhayen, Is, ! 4 for the District OF
Rutland
Langdon late of Cuseton, In said district deceased,
testate, GREETING;
By the authority of the State of Vermont you are
hereby notified appear before said Probate court at
the Probate Office in CasetOn in said district the
End Tuesday OF July, a. d, 1862, ~ show cause If
any you have, why certain Instrument in writing,
fill d in said court, and purporling TO be the last
will and l. stament of said deceased should not be
proved and allowed.
Dated az Casteton, in said district, this 10th day
253w A. WARNER, Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT, THE Probate court for
hi trict OF FaIrhayen, ss.5 l. the District OF Fair
To all persons interested in the estate of Henry
o. French, late of Poultney, in said district de-
ceased,
GREETING:
BY the authority of the state of Vermont you are
hereby notified to appear before said Probate court
at the Probate office in Castleton, In sand district
on the 29d day of July, A, ID, 1862 TO show cause,
If any YOU have, why the account of Albert d.
French administrator OF the ate OF said deceased
should not be al lowed, and slso why the residue of
said estate should not be distributed tothe parties
entitled thereto.
Dated at Caseton, in said district, this lst day Of
July, A. ID, 1852
27.3w GILBERT ii, MANN, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, lrCH f Probate Court
District Fairhaven, IS. ! Il for the District OF
Fairhaven
To all persons whom it may concern:
GREETING:
VIII, reas, The guardians of Henry Gardner, Annis
Gardner, and Moses W, Horton, insane persons re-
siding In Westhaven in said dftrict, have made
application to said court to sel certain real estate
OF which said Wards seized, in fes, as heirs OF
Jesse Horton, Caroline NJ. Horton, Erene Horton,
and Benjamin orion, deceased
Therefore, You are hereby notified that said APP
plication will be heard and decided upon at a SEES
zion of said Court be held at the Probate Office II
| Casteton in said district, the 22d day OF July
| A. d. 1862 when and whore you may be heard IL
| the premises If you see cause,
81 G. Il. MANN, Register.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-03
From Rebel Sources.
prpoRTcD FALL OF RICHMOND.
St. Louis, July ,.

st. Louis, July =,
The Democrat of this city has special
s;.aateh from Memphis, datel June 30th,
Advices from Richmond this morning state
that the confederate troops have been driven
from that city
No particulars are given.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-03
Washington, j

W H9IIIIT q VIl' VV1'y =
An order has been issued for release from
imprisonment at Fort NJ Henry of c. e.
Fulton, editor of the Baltimore American
and agent OF the Associated Press.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-03
A Party of IL Wen Attacked by In
dians,
Salt Lake, June 3O,l

Salt Lake, June 80,
via Pacific Springs, July /.
Saturday aiternooa the Indians attacked
Lieutenant Gelonnis' party Of IS men near
Rocky Ridge, Two whites and one Indian
were killed. II is supposed they cut the tel
egraph line. The same afternoon the In
dams We're seen on the road from Padifc
Springs TO Sweet Water.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-03
ID | h y

At Shrewsbury April 2, of typhoid fever, Mr;
Waldo Ii. simeon, aged 81 years he ,t ~as Ai0
In Tinmouth June rs. Jane daughter OF George
Il, and Phebe Dorsett, aSedo years.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-03

The Hon. Levi Underwood, Lieut., Gov
ernor of Vermont, has accepted an invita-
ton to deliver the annual address at the Fair
of the Rutland County Agricultural Soci-
ETY..
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-03

- Maj. Collins, OF the LIST Vermont Cav
airy, made us a call yesterday. He was
wounded in the retreat through the Shenan-
doah valley, taken prisoner, and recaptured
by our forces on their re-occupation of the
ground that was lost. He speaks in the high
est terms of Lieutenants Huntoon and Ad-
ans of the Rutland Company. Maj. Collins
will remain in the State for a short time on
recruiting service, He is commissioned to
fill to the maximum his shattered company
We advise our Vermont boys who love tc
ride boss to call upon him.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

III, A. Norton has been appointed Post
Master at Benson, in the place of Mr.. Pitt,
resigned.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-03
YOUNG ST. LAWRENCE.

Il. - =
This Celebrated Stallion may be found at the fol-
towing places during the present 'esson:
Mondays and Tuesdays at the Franklin House
Stables in Rutland Wednesdays at Sheldon's Hotel
in Pitt iordi Thursdays and Fridays at Brandon
House in Brandon, and on Saturday at Hilrs Hotel
in Wallingford
Young st. Lawrence is six years old, beauti-
iul bay, sixteen hands high, and can trot mile,
when In trottng condition, ia $40; and for size ac'
ton and speed has not his superior in the State
For full description, pedigree SC, see large bills,
Lovers of good stock are invited to look at TINS
shows for himself.
FRANKLIN POST, Proprietor.
WalIingford, VT, May %, 1862. may "a IN
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-03
DIR. BOYCE'S

Vegetable Tome Btttersi NJ
Cure Headache, Jaundlce, Dyspepsia, Ieneia IiDt
SC, sc. ..,,, ,,yx~
Proprietor, Rutland V ermont
AavNTs W ANTED ~ Sold by all Dealers in Meol'
az ASI in The cawntry. APPS
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-03
STATE OF VERMONT,

RUTLAND, IS.
ARUNAH WALKER, In Chancery.
Ira 9Avrr l9June 1862,
WHBREAs Arunah " alker OF Benson, In the
County OF Rutland, has fled in court here his
uetlli n Shelving, that Ira A Haven, en- of Ben,
IL afore aid. on the the y April, 1861, NOR gagged
TO the Petitioner certain land in sald henson, aeS-
cribed a. ollows, belnug in the Ncrth Wtst corner
of lands owned by Myrtle ketch am form rly own ed
BY Arunaa Walk"r, thence -northerly IN the East
line Of lands owned by Edward Howard 10 the
South line of tn highHay hading EaSteriy from j.
ID Hunts Mills by said Hagen's dwelling hotkei
thence Fastery the SOnth line of said high ay to
the West line of lands tOrme ly owned by James IA
ID inning, deceased thence Soutberly IN the Nest
line of said Cummings land to the North me OF tau
Ketcham's Il nd and thence westerly in san hetch-
AIMS Mort line to the place of beginning, containing
tg eve acres OF land be the same more or less con-
yeN ed to said Haven by Edward 5. Howard - ApFh
1859 ,.., pou
SON conveyed to said Haven BY Nelson Adams ~ his
deed bearing date January 9, 1858 and recorded III
Book 10th page 27 OF said Benson records OF oeeu,
to which reference ia had for more particular oes
crinti n of said premises, with condlton Tor Inc
redemption of the same, on payment OF certain
| issory notes therein mentioned And fRAflNa tha,
the said defendant may be foreclo ea Oh HIS equiS
| redemption in the same ... ...
The s,id Ira A Haven residing out of this State in
parts unknown, so that a subpoena cannot be served
! upon him; IT is oRDERED that he be required tt
appear on the first day OF the next stated term
said court TO be held at Rutland, vii hin and tor tn
County of Rutland aforesaid, on the second luesda
of Sep ember A D., 1862, and make answer there
and for this purpose, the complainant sha cause tn
substance OF said petitior, with this order, to b
published three weeks successfully in the Rutlan
Herald, printed at Rutland, the last OF which sha
be st least twenty days previous to said term, whc
shat be deemed sufficient notice. -
Dated at Rutland this 18TH Gay OF june "A u
1862. -~,,,,,,,-s c,.-,-
re. ABEL, Solicitor sajF"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-03
VI AR RTED.

In this town on the 10. h inst by Rev Roger :
uoTyaTd, NJ. James + Fitton, to Miss Eliza Sim
mons, both of CAvendish.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-03

CELEBRATION AT PrTTsFoRD. - The
Committee of Arrangements have succeede d
in securing Speakers for the occasion. DR..
Childs of Castleton, and C. C. Dewey of
Rutland, are positively expected TO he pres
ent. ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-03

Eg There will be trial of moving ma
chimes on Tuesday, the 8th of July, at two
o'clock, P. M, on Mr.. Leeds Billings mead
ow, about one mile south of this village
The following machines are expected to be
present: the Little Giant, the Ohio Junior,
the Buckeye, the Hubbard, the Union Now
err, and others. All who are interested in
trying the different machines are invited to
attend.
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co N G. r E S S.
Washington, July 3.

Washington, July 8.
SrNATE.-Resolution presented favor the
establishment OF Navy Yard at New Lon
don. ,.,
Mr.. Powell reported bill to punish per-
sons giving compensation to Members of
Congress or officers Of the Government for
nrocunng contracts.
Mr.. Wright offered a resolution eXpellmg
las +. Simmons from the Senate for receiv-
mo fifty thousand dollars for procuring
contrsct.-Laid over.
bill appropriating two hundred dollars
for the relief of Gen. roten, was passed.
resolution to adjourn to the fourteenth
of July, was referred,
The report from the Conference Commit
tee on the Indian Appropriation bill, was
agreed to.
A bill providing for nine admirals and
eiohteen cOmmodores, &c, was taken up.
An amendment was adopted to call for the
students of the naval academy passed mid
sbipmen, instead of ensigns, after final ex-
animation.
Alter discussion, the bill was recommitted
IN the naval committee, with instructions to
report the resolution regulating the pay OF
navy and marine corps.
The Treasury Note bill was taken up.
An amendment OF the committee N Fl.
nance, reserving S75,000,000 for the pay
ment of deposits, was adopted.
An amendment was adopted authorizing
the notes TO be paid at the discretion of the
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Mr. Sherman offered a resolution placing
duty o. two per cent on notes or bills Of
persons or corporations to be collected or
large sums outstanding during the greater
part of the year preceding. Debate followed
Amendment rejected; yeas 10, nays 27S.
Amendment adopted, limiting the issue o
small notes 70 % 100000.
Mr.. Carlisle offered an amendment that
no notes of a denomination less than tiv
dollars be issued, Rejected.
NJ Wilkins offered An amendment tina
all small notes issued be of the same denomi
nation as current coin. Rejected.
Senate adjourned.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-03
Francis Fem.
FOURTH OF JULY!

EOURTH OF JULY!
FIRE WORKS! FIRE WORKS
viii be opened at Francis Fenns Drag Store
Wednesday, July I'd, 1862,
-tbe largest stock of FIRE WORKS ever offered
in Rutland, comprising
SKY ROCKETS, -
ROMAN CANDLES,
TORPED0ES,
FIRE CRACKERS,
and BALLOONS,
Also at the same time and place, large stock of
Drugs Medicines, Perfumery Toys, Fancy Articles,
&c., and
A large supply of
Splendid Confectionery, direct from the manufac-
tory of A I Copeland & Co, Boston, Mass
~ Remember at f. Fenn's.
Orders by mail or express promptly attended TO-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-03

I livery STABLE.-The undersigned
IL having bought the extensive Livery Establish
ment OF HARRISON BRYANT, in East Rutland,
will continue to accommodate the former patron
and the public, at the Stables, as heretofore.
ALSO,
We have several Horses and Mares that would an
swer for Farming purposes, that we would sell low
for Cash or approved Credit
ALSO,
Eight or nine Buggy and Top Wagons, partly
worn as above-and Harness to go with same, II
desired,
NJ. QUIN,
dSwtf T. FOSTER COOKE,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-03

EOUND, in the car, on arrival in the
h Depot at Rutland, OF +. & Il. X. Mail Train,
fro M BurinCtoa, Memorandum Book, containing
Letters, Money, &c which II owner can have by
calling at the Ticket Office IN the Depot st Rntlsnd
proving property, and paying for thi' advertise
ment.
NJ notice. hereby certify that I,have
v given my son, Sylvsuus F. Hook, his time du-
ring the remainder Of his min orify. and shall claim
nene Of bis wages n0rpay any Of his DE- BITS after th5
Gap
238Ws WILLIAM BOOK.
WHALE OL 81 Alp.
w For sale BY BARRETT & son.
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$500 RE W A R D

sDcOo r..
The bove reward will be paid for information
that will lead to the arrest and conviction OF the per
son or persons who removed rail from the track
OF the Rutland and Burlington Railroad, near Cold
River Bridge, in Clarendon, Saturday night, Jane
2lst, thereby throwing the evening train from the
track and endan gering the lives and limbs OF the
passengers. O..
Rutland, Vt, June 2s, 1862 june24tf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-03

IN Washington, July >.
=, Inc President has approved and signed
the Pacific Railroad and Internal tax bills.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-03
D EBELLION AT THE NORTH !

BULL RUN DwlNDLEs INTO INsIGNIFI-
CANOE - H@
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-03

Pond 4 Morse. f. Fem Rutland o f Wood
Feliows Fails; c. L Case, Brandon. 2ld&wt
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-24

AZ the special elscsaeU hsid IN Fairneid
county, Ohio, for the election Of State
Senator, DR. 0EDs was the Desaosratlc
candidate. The Black Republican bo-
htion- Disuuionists, knowing that they
could not defeat the Dr., made no rsga-
lar nomination against him, bat went to
she polls and each man voted for his
aoss particular and intimate friend.
The counting of the votes exhibited the
strength Of the difgsssas Abolition candi-
dstss, the moss popular Of whom were
Judas bearsios, Bsaadset Asaelds and
the Dxvu, ths latter beating tie others
two TO one.
This was "wisdom" on the part Of the
DisuaiGnisss. They have become satisfied
that they Are bound for his Majsssy's
dark deniaions, and they ars snxioas TO
make record nars, showing their politi.
cal prsGsrsnss fog his majesty as yulsr
over then. saz
Ii 10 very sommsn thing for men to
vote for shsir friends, and In this case the
Republican Abolitioaists Of Fairfield
sounty have proved thas they arc no ex'
sspsion to the general rule. a.a..-
Go On, gentlemen, vote for your frisnds;
bus don't desert ssHonsst Old Ahe.''--
The Devil might prove . more sfhe lent
representative Of your pEineiples than the
President but no one will contend thai he
could play the devil 70 greater extent,
than scHenass Old Abs'' has done.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-24
An 0RnEw AHeyR

20 Fe@ssI q pakslum of aA lxsaanames, sARA2asa
"An oFainaans aeGnlHg tbs as&ias as4 aaallaGa-
lloGs u CitE Oazcs9s, azsa axInx sAaaR oam@snaa-
stou. aaa aeanazz sAs DATES q Rsesrasr In em-
tain cases
> sasssaa 3. Ne 10 owkaaasa b. sha gsszzaSa Saaz-
Cal Of ths city 81 Geaaeii BaaMs .
TA~E so mseA al ian 0xaAaa@ns &aaaaxss
the duties and qualkacxAAans u Csfy QAsEEH maz
6xla& thssE euznpeEa2xaen.@ aR@Rav@A Jnsy a. Haz8a
AZ aatassaSss maakas 10 ss aazy - me sGy Mag-
shaI 70 taass Certificates af svxpanH wxsx@ Esss
WARRANTS are offered to him Ia paymaAt . ezsy
tsxss, csaer skass sasy asas, 10 grssksS szz1Mas
81 tax o. taxsas oxhss eass saas gAa pxraaa &C.
aires . pzgs - and Ess sszns ID Asx&As Fspsaaaa-
Sertaoa .. Be Is fMsAsF ssAsasaa. xAAs wAsm q
person a1aAan8 10 mAks payznna4 70 sAa MsFahsa,
Pgsasnsm cskE wRsrAag fgF NJ szSaa& SseAses sAsn
sEch payEnszs Ii shali be kae Aaag eg EAa D. eaF&as
10 Fncs1ss ax4 csaesa tbs sAns, &m& % fas&s sms
warrants, asaag tie same aazssmg ~ sAS sxIgzaAl
warrant azae 8 wh8eA &hazf kA 81 the exxra aaaz
Which thF psE8ea das1Ees 30 pay, &&S AAaS be AsaN
E&rksd "A !" AID EAs other dor the aAaancs ~ -
original wakxaaz, sAa maxksa ssMss @nEA mzsxaats
shall stass tbs aases ameanS aaA nuzaasr NJ tAa
egiEiRsi waEF&a&. =
Ese4san q. Ne IL fsTtAaF 0EzaEaaa xAza SAL
orinsRee aAsli TAXA sfsect ans be IN fszo4 Rs&T IN
Eahaaeztisn ansszxlEsg 10 law.
ARRRuweAs ners@eer 10. tsza.
| y. M PALAK8, May@E
Aa&sss-M. O. Ca&wsaa1, City RsSsFasx.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-24

This shows great increase. l. gold
dollar Is worth $50 in i've years, Ii will
Of course, be worth 8, $50, or ave hun
dred times as much in ave huadFed PEARS.
Thus when our population is Ave haadred
times - great as aa present, sappasing
each man 10 have single gold dollar, the
premium oil 90 $50 On Din gold dsllar will
enable such man 20 paEohasa thirty two
and half persons OF African descent
from ioyal shareholders Of our border
States at 500 apiece, though be wsald
be virtually expending but one dollar him
self.
"This scheme Of emancipation would
certainly make the war shotter THAI ii
nov has the prospect Of being. La word
ii shows that dollar win be much hard
sr to pay for the war, than viii be dol.
lar for emancipation on the proposed
plan.n
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EgGAG. NOTICE


&@ SSa&M Ss&ssasa&4& as~a EScsA * FAs-2~s@
ts~HgaszaH&~Taa are hereby &#SBs@! as E =
sun day Of DSes4ss1. 1859, paSs%ss a. - &&
In tAe aazscw Al TIE CLERK sf Eas BzFzE9 =
PottswsaAkanzSe cgwnEy, EsHA ag = PrzE
Pla&aLIH ezaEzazak Of yeE, 50 nss ss2sE1a aAFFsaz
the xuaa Of Tws II zEare8 ans PSF Br254's ~
dss On soeaaRt fer Psosessloazs ssrvess a. -
attorney, Fess4sreA in khs D1stEss % @si 45@-esa-
Ia q certain ease wherein y5C a1syF Faszss2 -
FTsnk ssress as CsGaEy SaAEr. - ! - &sx"aE
E MdssRneg1 Sn4 C. q. S&aEz5 geEs &sss@sAEA
Ven are farther aoEGHed EAsl sE8 psg-'s7 a.
an Sstss&useat AgARaSt gaEz ETs4fzgs8 T. ssFSsr u
claim ca EAG xEoHn8 that yoa Kfs sSs~T sas@szSt e
the stats Of I5w2- AR3 thai sassrs gRG So
and make aefsnoa 10 s&sa pEaIzazh 6zssTS Hass
the second azy OF Eas aex1 terra a sasR tsSs< :
be b3gas ana holden al TIE G8 q % IS
Is@sr est sAz 9ssA Aay Of LAMAR as@a asssgJs "
be saae4 ri against yes ana rasSsEarEJ Fe@-=s
shere,u- = PRgEE F8
C8unral EawfFs, Iowa. DHE 8 gss@- q"
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VLNDEX.
DEa MoTEEa, IOWA.
Ase, msh, 2. {
EpETdRs on BuaLK t:

EpETdRs on BuGLK -*
There is something insxpIicable in the
sxoeeaing tenderness Of sha Administers
ton sowREds those BazhaEisns who have
bsea guilty Of sash unparalleled epormi-
ties o pc, the borders. Ii it frsm the fact
those crimss we're provoked By the dis
honesty Sf government ofksiala, and q
eonsctsnciousnsss that sven handed jas-
siss wsaid isopardixe ths safety Of these
pet La abs OF the Black Republican party,
By demand of the pcpaisr voiss, avs
ksnsd anew by asoshss spectacle Of blood
In the execution Of the guilty Indians, for
the satas even handed justice 70 the gull
ty parties who were shs cause Of 80 much
woa2 or IL Il from "a Inass prediction
ia favor IL the unesyilissd coloTed Esses
OVER shits psoplsS Whsshsr Ii be ons
Or ..sasEF esAsr, o. beth "a shsse, il l. sag-
gsssiys Oh striking contrast with thsir
disregard for human life Of our own kEth
X ~
and kis, 70 say s9shing Of thsssas and
hasarbda Of thaasaada oa Anaisans
swsps inse eternity, shsy sanction, nj lsass
taeisly, BY shielding thsms the most iabu-
man acts Of harbarisy and cruelty in
sAsss s#ksssaisssss, psspssrsssd agaiass
white people wisAoas nag assaorisy Of Law
wishoas jassiasasson and without, saase
savs Id shsir ewn unresssained license
and hfusAlisy. IN oa6ess wsaziag the
federal unlfsrm~-shs sspoy sAlss lie.
sll--fn cold bleed shooss down : whole
lie Il Amssissa sisissas, msrsly bsaasss
one mn bad disappeared frssa homss
VIII % widsass tkss Ia bad ban assla
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assa, sslas @ssaks DsssoTssss s@aF s@as s''s
ssesmxsxs rax rEks AND Kxxss sTxs 70 Ts1
zsxsx.e or xHs uzaox. % and advocates tAe "VoA-
xxvyxyx.os "A II Is, EHn USIoH Al Ii VAS
ana tas GOVERNMENT IS fT sHouLD BE-
.sua in your orasss sar tina BusEx. sya isss's az
.,.n ar aha psxs Of eus eri&nas, tAas san SEsasAs
ss.Is, 81 la AAainz IL oar ssssxissloas oas sA'a'
..aus suessrssaErby tAs lss Of January, 1888, S"~
l. aAs time ts Aaaps -,
~ Our Tszzas are . % pea ysaE, sssSSAAs ~ '"
wanSs.
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~ wxAmRLE Pr no BK FOLLOWED.
We notice that she arand Jury Of
uuussrdoa County, n. j., have set most
noble example foE sal SIMILAR bodies
throughout The osantzy 20 foliaw. 1t ap-
pears shaG two sisiSsas u sAas eoanty
wsss arbitrarily arrested and Imprisoned
by ono Of tie psmss q he assssnnsnt,
By order Of Ssarss&zy Sras4es. DIR.
ABRAaAH HAAS, deputy o. .. Marshal
who made sas aErssss wsa iadisasd BY the
Grand Jury for making the arrests with
ous legal authority, aad he has bean ar
rested and will be held 70 trial upon the
charges alleged in the indictment.
The question will now be decided,
whsshss the Secretary Of War or State,
hmvs legal authority to cause the arrest OF
persons. II ii is decided By she court,
that they have no sueh power, and that
The acs Of the Aaxahal was Illegal, the
Marshal cannot axsuss himself, BY plead
ing sAst be was ohsying the orders Of a
superior skssE, because he il not bound
to do an illegal act, if ordered 10 do 30 By
q Superior bat il bound to diaobsy him,
sasAax tAan violate and outrage the law
The Plmp, Hoxis, has shsaght that he
coald make illegal arrests With inpuni-
sy, knowing thas the victims Of bis petty
zaAIios would nos bs recessed from in-
prisonmsnt, without EEss sblgating them
selves nos 70 prosecute him feE his illegal
asia bws the ssasios ignogamas, over
Issksa the faca thai the Grand jury OF
sas Osuzsy where she arrests were made,
might inquire inso the matter and indiss
him fos kidnapping.
We hops the Grand Jury in each eoun-
~ where the pimp has been exercising IL
legal powsg, viii inquire into the masss'
and indies the base tool Of the unfeelins
de&pess, who reside in Washington, and
are scresned from receiving the punish
meut, which thsir dsspotie asts 10 richl!
aerit, by bang surrounded by the Feds
raj Army.
They should bsaT in mind that they can
not kesp al army about them always, ant
after much expense and the exercise o
great dasposism, and no gain the army il
diabandsd and the despotS return 20 thsi
original places Of residence, the idsnsioa
old questions rs 20 the legality Of thsi
acts are again upon them, and will b
subject to the Investigation Of the Gran
Jury.
Not oAly are the marshAls liable to b
indiGtsd fOE making the illegal arrests
but all others who aided or abetsed il
making the arrests are also liable, an
we hope that every nan who has hs
anything to do with the exercise Of thi
aespotis power zay be indicted and pun
Ishsd a. IA svil-doeT.
Tbs Grad Jurors Of Hunserdon Coan
TT, h&ys shown themselves to ba the pho
nesy guardians Of constitutional liberty
and deserve 10 nave each OF their name
sagrayen upon tablets Of gold, to be hand
ed down 10 future generations, as nae
worthy 10 receive their gratitude.