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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-11-04
RnfIla Nufon,e Eatafe.

Is hereby given that the subscriber has been
In appointed and qualified executor on the estate Of
= Hnfus Kuto on late OF Portage County, deceased.
Dated at franklin Mills. this 30th day of October.
1863. tnovz-3w) D. l. ROCKWELL.
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EXCELLENT GREEN TEA, at .$1.25 per
Pound, at the Ravenna Book Store Bazaar
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Cheaper than sser,a
( sRAvENNA BOOK STORE BAZAAR
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LOCAL AMP MISCELLANEOUS.
ro-Day,s New Advert,semenas.

FST=W
IrP A4phonss Hart-Legal Notice. afE
HPH. NJ. Clark-Time of Holding Courts
II PAlphoa.o i5art--Legal Noiice.
NJ Taylor Grfswold & Co Dry Goods, GO.
MP. Z. Rock weif-R Rufus Naton's Estate.
NPR. A. Gillette, 2. M List of letters
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Nov.4. AZ
Legal Notice.

TuR STATS or ONO :, In Court of Comsnon Pleas.
{ Civil Action for money and sale
:. Fsrtage 5Cossnty, So. y Z Of land. = ssyss
e Ulysses spiaks Pl'fl
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To-day Advertisements.

lSTs OF LETTERS remaining in the
LIZ Post Once at Raye,,na. Ohio NoyembeT3 4 Isds
Braun, C.nstlap McEIhaney, Margret ssfs
eanmgardrers q Ces II. Powers, NJ aiilda 80
ABsechs M = 3fSsa - - Porter, John
Carl, Kate Gan, John
CaFigans James Reed, Mrs Matilda fsf.afs
Day, Lieut. Rogeis, Permelia
Dsvis, Sarah Rhinehart,. Rosalia
Gokey. Albert Shueman, Frank
Holman, Ellen Smith, Susan
Hodykiss, John Spare, Chas p
Jones. Elijah Vanauken, Emily
Jone5, Miss Arena Watts, Chas Il rs
Mcdonald, A M
R.A. GILLETTE, P. M.
Ravenna, November 3, 1868. Iw
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A mutual friend, has furnished us state
ment of the spirit of the later hours in the
life of Captain. Quay, which we gladly ap-
pend to tho foregoing, thus concluding our
farewell to a noble patriot, brave soldier, gem
erous companion and true friend.
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Legal notIee.

November 4, 1863 CIV
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q r o c 6 ri. e 3.

We pay at all times the high
est market price for all kinds of
Produce.
Ravsnsa, june, 1853.
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W AN1EO.
NAMED Zoo rINIsHERs oN PASI>.
w Worn gwen out on seun,y or sooi rec omm,ui
| atoDs. Apply .. ISL CnAth,n st. 'op -oof =
WANTED-A MAN ASNALki 10 GO 10
w Europe 9th a merehsnt. sssry Hbets. . con.
ductors, p. hrake-nen, men for .t,a ~, men Tor
| river steamboats,. Apply , Chsham ,iuats ~
NVASTLD-l0 GIRLS To PACK sALk-
w r.tu'; none n ed app src,r, ho.- thu, tut
yWs s.i ,Sp N y. e'P' B. hAp"iri '',s''
NAMED lMMGDlAIELN 4 FEW
w a. emn. cal pssssr,. iani,m 20. and sr,eu
aahts, aso2e ered men, {, ss,esu.c song on The
sSc.ss shp isi r month aud -
\&-ANIED-2n SMART HANDS Ip,,,\-
w 81 mould, aui finish shade .ai .a,'re t...rl,
Inquire CuAELfS MEtLGEE. 10 Blve-j. {.
\(iS1ED "A PORTER u \ CHINA
'iore e'od psrI'f. N'ue 'iarr ue,i app',
w s,si, 10 general hcus".ott ,us ismi'v " ~.
| ~ Monroe 81
WASlLD A NAIL Roy NJ TuE 81.
w Ger'n>iu hotel. Rfoad.y aud .d.t -
WNSIED--A GOOD Rlr SNWYLR N
a. p,cs,ns m, msnu'acio'v oue o. s,pst-
eIce ?' q, .d Greens sch Of. See ! ors jNs.
WNNrfp >rGtR rA,k.l;. Al -
w ~ o. a,Nroosyu. -
| WANTLp--A SMART BOY. Il 10 III
w icNs Old, 10 ss..t In shoe .'ory. ono -ho ha.
80 va .'e Unnn.. snu lying N me ~" t'oihHod
WANTED INNIDI lrtIN SI,N,
w sr:,,et ~, ,Nou, 10 ys,rs old %. cu' ~, srtn.
| ca hc..r- TO vhom *,p,fvHt si!I b, s,tn. AZ
| = 20 lS' Orchard -, ha'rmrn' dor -
"a ANiLp lMNrblA Ely l,usiuith..
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w maker at 200 Canal st. N
w - ,,i,,,,a.. 49,. 49, - w, -, :, -
A9r'r Nine. RtLl's, ,s,hsrius. -
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,1'n..os rps nan H. ot maxi ,ins.f
| 'c, - TIC husne" pei-r.cd. Inquire ofjAMl :
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"A. NIin-GNi~ll ~ AND Ii\lSIllES
w ~ eli, pane. Appl,stg; tI.,l A., ,op foor.
| n a., s,.t 'T' " IVY 49,
\VrA\IJn .,.n,,n ,nttt> v,vi.It.
w A,pIy 80 U,~rr,.. Tor /, a.,.
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w ~ "oi ~ LIAM "OIb
| rs '''' " AM WI -
|
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| w for chamber .ort I; Cd r, t,-.,,. r..',,,-.J
| Appy - honfo'' =
| \NfANTEp-.1 GOOD lINSMIlIl~ Az
w Ply" ,oN "''ad 81. " '''m''"rsn. J"
/ w 49, ~ bpl, ~ 10 10 VIZ oi,
,,,,\rEp- INN ,.nnI, sI,,rr ,',,Ip
var. a,,SnS a a 1n,,c u" to a1s
! & hi. tpnW 4 Wi.0I''- fnnrhIns,. d hand AsW,s
/ T. f.. iltd,. t. i.r day, i,
Ir,NTLp-.t >lEAu\ ,,..u.i.r, m
w g. .ho,t d..,an,e IN ,br eoun, ~ Npp'y a, .,
'tn H. ~
| ~ ~ tl'-A lAlIpE ANII 'ibilIfS
" =, ak "A' "'" P''''''' A'"' = ~
,,.,,.,.- -
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CARPENTERS WAN1fD-CALL AT r.
~ b. JACkSOSS shop, Portland avenue, near Ds
haib ave, brooklyn none hut good hands D"ed sp.
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hAP flNiSHEkS--tiUUD ,IOIH CAP
y fnl,hsys wanted; fer Good s"s.rs will be taken
10 learn. Also good fancy fur cutter wanted. /.
eLAkLETr, 70 Dey o.. -.
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('AP MAKlES--M AS1iD LNltRIfNt-
apply. II. N snVEBuAN, ~ R,osiv,v 20,
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EuH CUTTERS, LINERS AND OPERA.
i tore for quilting; steady work and god pay Az
PystSoi Fulton 81, Brooilyu. mp sta,rs %
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HARklAGE BLACkSNIIN> WAIVED
y None nut the very tes, uschsnics need apply.
instant sort and beet '1r risn sns-sfius
alov, description. WN ~. \NDRAI, IT., .51 6 g52
N,n'h ave. bet 10Th and !.th 81 4ol
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IO DifRS--WANIED TWO COOP I'm
l. ishers: steady work and good wages Al.o man
10 attend &c steam boiler must have. c,rtdcap Of
hi. capacity. Apply at i, SOElAS' pyeinE t.isb
hshment, w Fa,i 10Th 81 q
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tOlPERSMiTHS WAIVED. AT HID.
- DkN's BIAsa Copper end Pur.h,ur Works, rot
Avenue aud lNh SIS LiLersl sage. given. 80
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L'UkS-WANIED, FIRST EAlE GLOVE
i makers slso an homes. German boy, one v no re-
s!es In Broohiyn And lives VITA his parents, al /
alton Of, Brook, u, I'd focl. s3
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ROl WAS1RD--AI - ,ARNlSk ST.
ITO ,un of srr,nis. 70
doom FOLDERS WANIED-Ai>OGiEi
- 'olrNn,r e. ". ALIEN NNpiE'S. II, - ana
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QUIET HANDS WASHED - WAS1kD
- operators 20 uoTA m flannel .hi~t, ON To, n 90
na"htnes At me. App'v - Warren - .1l
TNlLoE WANTED. 10 Gp WEI -G,.l
! vsgrs and -ts-ir vol guaranteed Npylv to :
NcNAli. At li.ouu.uss, Rltton krub.ll.. 40
btosdsa' IN Thu'siG, sept. from 20 urluf k,
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EXPkRlEN'kD HANDS 10 MAKE La
- dies linen collars by machine. st home. METZ
CO. AZ Broadway, up stsIIs. ~
lLk SEWERS WANTED-APPI.Y TO A,
i n BALLARD, Is Broadway 100
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'IO SnOEMAkERS-A MAN WANTED
l. on mems work. Corner 6>th a. and Brosd-sy %
ITO MARBLE WORKERS BOY ABOUT
l. 10 years Of ~. wanted, - apprentice 10 the ma
Bile cutting one having beginning OF tbs business
eferrsd. Apply ., l,Z,l broadway
ITO BOOK BIN DEkS-N AS1fD, = PLAiS
l. forvsrders and cs.e n,atsr, 81 Il, GEDSfY'S
- Duane II. AsD good stout hoy. 1913
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ROl WA>TfD--i Rom II TO 10 ItAk>
a. nj A.. q, 2n2 Bro.d-ay. ~ hcor i~O
ROukfOLDER> wANTED--\rPlN 10
- NcfEETfRa 4 co, l. Bs.tmauI -
[(ON WANTED IN \ WHOLESALE store.
- toae living in B-oohlvn rtclerrst- Aidrr, II,
. I1 gfifrr
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-01
HENRY CLARK,
Secretary.

I Some idea OF the length OF time
REQUIRED to reinforce Gen. Roseerans from
V.cksburg, may be obtained by consider
ING the distance between that city and
Chattanooga. First, there are three hun
bred and forty miles of steamboat
ing to Memphis, and next, by railroad
from Memphis to Chattanooga, is a dis
lance of three hundred and nine miles,
but the road is not open all the way.
Trains run regularly to Corinth and Julia,
the latter one hundred and fifteen miles,
and it is not unlikely that the road may
have been opened to Decatar, seventy
miles further East There should, too, be
railroad communication between Steven
son and Chattanooga by means of the
Nashville and Central road, the distance
between these two places being thirty
seven miles. But we can hardly reckon
on more than, say two hundred miles, if
so much, of railroad communication be-
tween Memphis and Chattanooga. The
transfer of troops began several days ago,
even before there had been any battle be-
tween Gen. Rosecrans and Bragg.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-01

to p. w. Hyde of Castleton, A. ID.
Smith of Dandy, B, f, Winslow of Pitts
ford, and Henry Hayward and Harvey
Kingsley of Clarendon, and G, R. Hit of
Centre Rutland, for their prompt and ef-
floient services, which contributed to make
the occasion a pleasant enc, and for the
preservation of order and decorum.
They are also under great obligations
to the Rutland Fire Department, the Mar
BILE Valley Band, and Capt. A, 5, Cook
of Brandon and his assistants, for their
procession aud escort on the last day OF
the fair.
The certificates of premiums have been
sent by mail to those to whom they were
awarded,
HENRY CLARK,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-01
MUSICAL CosyrSr,o,

MUSICAL CONVENTION, Tbs NJ
teenth Annual ventlon of the w ''
Vermont Musical Association will BE- Saa
in the Congregational Church at MAJ. w"
Ven' commencing October 9Th and
timing four days, closing with , .. WI
public concert, Prof Baker and ' \,
Minnie Little of Boston are apnoD. '"S
be present. Half fare on the r,a. Nv "
aud steamboats, has been arranged f.. W.
The hospltaliles of the citizens Of y,
Haven have been kindly extended "a w
members of the Convention. al
BRUTAL ASSAULT, A most brr,,
sault was committed last evening o ,n'1 a a. q
Street, under the following circ4 n s@ lA't
A squad of recruit Tor the l7lh lTs'ys
regiment, who enlisted in Walmcc,. %''al
rived here on the Rutland mail Ira AMY a.
6 p. NJ. On their way to the head,'.".oOg
of the regiment at Montpelier 'T ny
We're in charge of Lieut., j. NJ Roi!
and Sergt, ?. ii. Smith, After snn,
the Lake House, Lieut. Buckley r gg9
the Central Depot to secure seals "a, ,
squad, and when near the foot Of M,
was insulled by gang of Irishmeo N
intimated that they would "hck ,nv
who wore the uniform of soldier y
Tho Lieut.. paid no attention to TIL,
suit and went on his way. As bs
stepping on board the cars he was H.
by one Of his men, whom he saw r,,
towards him and informed him l
squad had been attacked and that
geant had been killed and drayass
He FASTENED to the scene of the ,sl
which was in front of the Cusick hons.
Lake street, and found that the spr,,,
was missing and two of his men ms.
by blows from club or some "A.
weapon.
| seems that when Sergt. Smith and 4
recruits came in front of Cusick's NJ
were told to stop by a gang of ruGarsr
paying no attention to the command S.T
Smith was Immediately felled and unp
upon, receiving severe bruises and a
about the head. Two other men wen
so struck but not seriously injured. I'll
Smith was then dragged from the grrs
into the building owned by NJ.
Brothers, where he was afterwards 6r
by Lieut.. Buckley.
The perpetrators of the dastardly q
rage had not been apprehended u6 ID
late hour last night, though warrants ".
at once issued for their arrest. 4
hoped for the good name ofour commrr,
that they may be speedily taken. d.
and receive the severest punishment VI
the law provides for their erime.-Iy
tiagt0a Times.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-01

REBEL TREATMENT OF Colo
TRoops, The President has dir
Gen. Gilmore to demand from Gen,b
regard list of the officers and men d
54th colored regiment who were ID
prisoners ON Morris Island, and a Sd
ment Of their present status. IF The
be furnished an equal number If re6es
the same rank or higher, who are n0a
our ranks, will be set apart for such "
ment as our men receive. 1t is unders
that if Beauregard refuses to furnish
list or pleads ignorance as he IS reP'
to have done ia answer to inquiries Oh
subject from Commissioner Ould, eur
eminent will presume that the rebels
carried out threats, and will act ac'
ing y.-Specia} to the Tribune.
We hope this statement will p
true.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-01
Vermont Soldiers.
List Of the gra0es that are marked
battle .feld Of Gettysburg.

List Of the graUeS that are marked 8 d
battle .feid Of Gettysburg.
Lieutenant w w Hamilton, Co La|
regiment.
Private Moses G Clement, c, d
regiment.
Corp | Prefer, I, l4th.
Private Joseph M Martin, D, l6h.
Private Martin Cook, D, 10Th.
Corp. Chas. Morse, A; 10th.
Private Ira Emery, A, 10th,
Sergt. l Vaughan, c, l4th.
Private d Rogers, d, 14th.
" G l. Roseboom, d, l4th.
" w II Green, 6, l4th.
" CE Mead, c, l4th,
" c W Ross, G, l4th.
y j Ashley, c, 18th.
" Chas Whitney, L, 18th,
" Richard Archer, B, l4th.
" Michael McNarty, A, 18th,
Ord Sergt Il L Sweet, X, l4th.
Private B N Wright, l, 18th.
" John w Fletcher, 18th.
" r P Smith, c, LIST Cav.
" R D Thompson, lst Cav.
" W c Sturteyant (doubttul),
14th.
Private - Waybridge, L, 18th
Sergt Maj Fl Smith, 18th.
Corp VIM Church, H, 18th,
Private H c Russell, f, 18th.
" Willard NJ Pierce, l, 18th.
" E ? Davis, H, 10th.
" G f Simmons, II, 18th.
" zenal C Lamb, G, 10th.
" John Dyer, ID, 10th.
Corp Henry c White, Z, 10th,
Private H c Spring, d, 10th.
- - Molet, ID, 10th.
" A C Osgood, II, 18th.
" | March, 18th.
Sergt Thos Blake, A, 18th.
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Local and State Items.


To the exclusion of other matter we
give to-day the completion of the list of
awards of the Rutland County Agricultu-
raj Society.
FRIENDSHIP DIVISION, No. 81. AT
a regular meeting held on Monday even
ing last, the following officers were elect
ed:
G. H. Kinsman, w. P.
Geo. c. Thrall, W. A.
t. J Thompson, R, S.
W. Fl. Gleason, A. R. S.
z. Stevens, f. S.
n. G. March, Treas.
Geo. S. ChAdbourne, Chap.
NJ. M. Croker, Cond.
D. Ellis, A. C.
G. L. Vance, |. S.
B. f. Grooms, O. S.
- The dwelling house of Elisha Will
bur, of Putney, was destroyed by fire, to-
gether with most of its contents, on the
Goth inst.
- The anniversary of the Vermont BIZ
BILE Society will be held in Montpelier on
Wednesday, the 18th of October. The
Rev. Henry Wilkes, D. D., ct Montreal,
will preach the Annual Sermon.
- Benjamin Lisco, of East Franklin,
committed suicide by hanging himself on
the 10th inst.
Lieut.. S. F. Brown, who opened an
Office in St. Adams about month since,
to receive volunteers, has obtained about
forty recruits.
GLENwooD LADIES SEMINARY. We
are glad to learn that the high reputation
as teacher, obtained by our friend Or
cult at the North Granville Seminary has
followed him to Brattleboro, and that the
school now under his charge has lust
opened with 100 pupils, 80 of them board
ers in the institution.
BENNINGTON COUNTY FAIR, Hon. A.
L. Miner of Manchester delivered the
address at the Bennington County Fair
this year.
THE ROBBERY IN BRooKFrELD Fran
els s. Kimball, Sumner Kimball and
Robert Y Blanchard, residents of Brook
field, have been arrested on the charge of
robbing Mr.. Braley of Brookfeld of
$500 short time since. They were ex-
amined on Friday and Saturday of last
week, before Sprague Arnold, Jr,, at
Braintree. The states attorney and Hon.
?. Perrin appeared for the state, and Hon.
j. S. Marcy and Hon. j. B. Hutchinson
for the respondents. The respondents were
bound over under $1,000 bends each, which
they at once procured. Mr.. Braley iden-
titled them as the robbers.
FIRE. About ten o'clock Tuesday
forenoon, the kitchen wing of the resi-
dence of Carlos Baxter of Burlington, now
occupied by BIB. Smalley, was discovered
to be on fire. The engine, and hook and
ladder companies were up the hill and at
the scene of the fire in an incredible short
space of time, and a few minutes work
suficed to put it out. The building sus-
tanned but slight injury, the damage not
exceeding $50.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-01

= The Souhegan Bank, at MllloFa.
H., was broken open on Saturday y:
and the thieves succeeded in getting Y \
with bonds to the amount OF SsVV
notes worth $4,000, and slVW
bills.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-01

- The vault of the Berkshire flTel
surance company, at Pittsfeld, Mas,
entered by burglars on Sunday nlg5s
robbed of about $4,000 in United =
stocks. 1t was entered by bur'as
massive iron door and locks.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-01

e. 1t is not often that we coin
contact with an article that we ieei
fed in recommending to our nai'n|
readers, but the article of Fanny H. \
Colors, manufactured by Howe y - sJ' i
advertised in this days paper, We g 4
can heartily commend to all WIZ u, &
have use for dyes of any colors' 7 /"
by all druggists.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-01

excellent specimens of this very beautiful
art, The rarest and most costly marbles
are here so faithfully and perfectly repre-
scented, that the most critical taste OF the
greatest admirers Of those beautiful prod
ucts of nature, can but be fully gratihed,
The various uses too, to which this kind
of slate can be applied, ornamental and
otherwise, and at far less costly rate and
more durable than marble, ought to rec
ommend it generally to public favor
There are on exhibition specimens of man
tells in Spanish black and gold, Sienna
and Galway green, that are very attract
i've. Also center and round table tops,
showing rare skill in design and work
manship. These probably have been no
tioed and appreciated by those who have
a taste for works of art. The use of this
kind of slate is by no means confined to
merely ornamental purposes. 1t is used
also for bathing tubs, tanks, wash tubs,
toilet bowls, tubing for springs, urns and
pedestals for lawns and aquariums, and
many other purposes, The production of
this article is now mostly confined to this
country. The capital invested in this
particular department of the business by
the Forest Mining and Slate Company at
Hydeville, is $50, 900, and the amount of
sales by this company for the last year
will also be nearly $4,000. Their work
is sent to New Orleans, st, Louis, Column
bus, Cincinnati and all the principal cities
of the west to Halifax, Montreal, Que
bee, Toronto and other large cities in the
Canadas, and thus adds wealth and pros
perty to our country.
In conclusion the committee would
award to the Forest Mining and Slate
Company, for the best specimens of mar
BILE slate, $500.
For best carving and lettering in mar
BILE, to j. E. Manley, West Rutland,
$500.
For the best specimen of manufactured
marble, to j. E. Manley, $500.
B. F. WrNsLow,
For the Committee.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-01
DISCRETIONARY PREMIUMS.

DISCRETIONARY PREMlU MS.
The Committee on Discretionary Pre-
miums recommend the awarding of diplo-
mas to the following named exhibitors
Philips Edgerton, Clarendon, on bee
hive.
Barrows & Graves, Castleton, on cast
iron scraper.
Z H Remington, Casteton, on one dog
power for churning and other purposes.
Also corn shelter.
A W Grey, Middletown, on "empire
washer and universal wringer."
Up Nevins, Lewiston, Maine, on dou-
BILE action pumps.
NJ NJ Campbell, Pittsford, on a finely
painted wagon.
French & Kingsley, Rutland, on bu-
rial casket and carpets.
Weeks & Cheney Rutland, on ftlrni-
ture, china ware and carpets.
VIM 0 Brown, Fairhaven, for grape
brandy and wine.
Mrs B F Winslow, Pittsford, for wors-
ted chair seat.
Miss Ella Sparhawk, one case of wors-
ted flowers and monocromatic.
S G Smith, West Rutland, for wreath
of flowers.
IR Barnes, Rutland, for two oil paint
ings.
Miss Mary A Kelly, Rutland, one case
of wax fruit.
Miss Elizabeth, Kingsley, Rutland, for
one cotton tidy.
Mrs Phebe Spencer, six pieces of wors-
ted work.
Miss Mary Marsh, on worsted work
and bead baskets.
VIM Wright, Whitehall, N 7, for lot
of Merino sheep.
MERINo SHEEP.
Bucks.
LIST premium on 2 years old and
upwards, to Joseph Sheldon
Fairhaven. ............... 90
I'd do to M W Leach, Pawlet,.. 2 90
LIST premium on 2 years old and
under, to j B Proctor, Centre
Rutland, ............... 90
Cd do to Lester Fish, Ira. ....... 2 90
LIST premium on best lamb to Leon
ard Fish of Ira ............ z w
I'd do to M M Dikeman, Hubbard
ton. L w
LIST premium on eve lambs to NJ M
Dikeman of flubbardton. 3 90
I'd do to Hon Bradley Fish, Ira. 2 90
PLoUGHING MATCH.
LIST premium on horse teams to
Frederick Eastman, Rutland, 3 90
I'd do to Harmon Clark, Rutland 2 90
rRoTTING MATCH.
1st premium to H D Noble, on
stallion Abe Lincoln, ..... Is 90
Time 2:4l, 800, 2:55.
I'd premium to g Stone, on Adams
horse, .............-. III w
GELDINGs AND MARES.
1st premium to Josiah Willard,
bay mare Fanny Nearing, Is 90
Time, $50, $50, $50.
Cd premium to John Buckbee,
black mare Kitty Green. -. 10 90
The fair was more than ordinarily sue
cessful, in consideration that the State
Fair had been held in the county only
two weeks previous, and the members
may congratulate themselves on the per-
manent prosperity of the Society.
The thanks of the Society are especial
ly due to the Hon. E. w. Willard of
Montpelier, for his chaste, elegant and in
structive address, and it is sincerely hoped
he will comply with the request for copy
for publication.
The officers would tender their thanks
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-01
Che gntlaaa 9srala.
THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. /.
The Award OF Premiums

Made at the daaaal Fair Of the Rutland
County agricultural Society, held at
faiaad, September 2Sd and 24th
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