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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-23

RoBpBRY AND ARRRsr.-Last Thursday
night, about 8 o'clock woman by the
name of Laura Clayton called at the
house of Mr.. Haynes in this village, and
while there made the remark that she
had S115 which she was going to take
to Mr.. Blanchard's, which she called her
home, to leave it there. She then went
to Mr., Taylor's, and when she came out
she saw two men, one of whom, ran
forward towards the Huntoon Tavern.
When she had proceeded Is CT 70 rods
below the tavern, a man sprang upon
her, tore her shawl off, clenched her by
the shoulders, threw her down, and
when she screamed, he struck her, and
told her to stop her did noise. While
she struggled and screamed, he tore her
clothes, and succeeded in getting out
her purse. The purse was afterwards
found on the ground turned inside ont,
and two or three pennies scattered
found her lying on the ground, and car,
ried her into Mr.. Burgin's house near the
Jail, whre she soon became insensibl'
and had commissions and in this con
| dition she remained for two or thre'
days. ... s... .
On Friday warrant was issued ant
Deputy Sheriff Briggs arrested tw'
young men by the name Of Haynes ant
Nash, who gave bail in the sum OF $50
each, and are to be examined before it:
tice Smith next Saturday. Such al
the main facts of this most atrociou
outrage, as we obtained them from M
: Briggs.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-23

UNIVERSITY OF VRRMoSr,-The Cor
poratlon of the University of Vermont,
at their meeting Wednesday evening,
voted to comply with the acquisitions
of the Act incorporating the Vermont
University and State Agricultural Col
lege, and made choice of the following
trustees:
oliver p. Chandler, Woodstock Worth
ington c. Smith, St, Adams Rev q, =,
Fsrrin, Hluesbur gh; Rev. Charles O.
Parker, Waterbury; Lawrence Barnes
Burlington j. S, Adams Burlington
Henry Loomis, Burlington; Henry r
Hlckock, Burlington; Albert L. Catiin
Burlington.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-23

No TROUBLE AT ALA statement APP
pears in several of the metropolitan"
papers Of Tuesday that there was trouble
with some Canadian or British soldiers
in Maine. 1t probably all arose from
the fact stated in the following para
graph, which we take from the Spring
field Republican Of yesterday;
"The fact that a company of Han
cocks corps left Hartford for Augusta,
Sunday night, to relieve company of
veteran reserves that had been mustered
out, led some of the Hartford papers to
suppose that they had come(thero were
u OF them) to prevent the Fenians from
invading Canada, or to keep British SOL
diers from arresting deserters who had
crossed into Maine. The war depart
ment had not heard of any trouble on
the Maine 5order, and there is no rea-
son to suppose that there is or will be
any trouble there"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-23

~ EWSDEALEKS, t booksellers, News,
paper Readers and Book Readers, are in
formed that the Am"rictn News Company, Of
New ork, is ready to supply at the earnest mo-
P r, daily and week !, ms izines. books, dime
novels, cheap pubic lions school books, envel-
opes, pens, writing paper, and every thing
wanted by newsdealer or bookseller. Printed
trade lists describing the nature of the news
business, how to do it, names of papers and mag
aHines, with their prices, SC, will be sent Free
to all who may ask for them.
Address the American News Company, ll9
and l2l Nassau Street, New York.
Managed by Sinclair Tousey and II. Dexter
Hamilton u Co,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-23

HON PRESTON KING.-There seems to
be no doubt of the melancholy death by
suicide of the Hon. Preston King, Col
lector o. the port Of New York. 1t is
only a few months since he was APP
pointed to the Collectorship, at which
time he was, so far as known, in robust
health. 1t seems almost unaccountable
that he should so soon have become un-
strung. ....
Preston King was born at Ogdens-
burg, New York, Oct. Ia, 1906, and was,
therefore, at his death little over SO
wears of age. He graduated at Union
College and then chose the law for his
profession. Having served in the State
Legislature for several years, he was
chosen member of Congress from New
York in lS43, serving till 1S47 and was
again in the House from 1849 to 1858.
In 1857 ne was chosen to the United
States Senate, remaining there till 1858
He established reputation as an able
debater, an excellent business member,
and an honest man.
Mr.. King was originally a Democrat
in politics, and early distinguished him.
self as q leader In the anti-slavery wing
Of the party known in the New Yorl
nomenclature as the Barnburners.'
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CTATE OF VERMONT. District of

STATE OF VERMONT, District of
~ Rutland, So. The Probate Court for the
District of Rutland.
To all parsons interested in the estate OF
Mary oatnsn, late Of Midsletown, In said dis
trict, dec ased int tate. GREETING
The a administrator of the said decea- ed, hav-
ing represented that it will be Necessary TO sell
the real es ate of said deceise I, for the payment
OF the deb's and expenses of administration has
made application to said Probate Court for IL
oense 10 make such sale. Therefore
By the auth ority o. the State of Vermont, you
are her-by Motif d TO ppear befoIe said Court,
a. the Prob tie office in kutlsnd in SAID district,
on tee frat Iu sdsy Of December A d. 1858, TO
shov cause, if any you have, way said license
should not be granted
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this 18th
dsy of November, A, d. 1855.
v86 JAMES BROWN, Regiter.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-23

CLARK's SCHOOL VISITOR. VOLUME x.
A DAY SCHOOL MoNTHLY.-The Visitor
will commence it's tenth volume with
the January number, 1866. This is the
only Day School Periodical published at
seventy five cents q year, magazine
form, beautifully illustrated. New type,
new features; readings, music speeches,
dialogues, stories, puzzles, enigmas, re-
buses, &C., from the very best writers.
The Visitor has the largest circulation
of any Educational Journal published
Now Is the time to form clubs. The
publisher, In order to reach all parts OF
the country, will send the Visitor one
year, free, to one person (who will act
as AGENT at any Post Office in the
United States. Address, with FIVE cents
for particulars, J, W. Daughaday, Pub
Usher, 1903 Chestnut Street Philadel'
phia, Pa.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-23

eYThe Baltimore American says the
petition signed by $1,000 ladies in that
city for the pardon of Jefr Davis was
carried around to several private schools,
and the names of number of little
girls were obtained, riany of whom are
unable to comprehend what they did
Some OF the signers are only seven OF
eight years of age, ...
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-23

REAT chance for agents. What the
~ people want: The Standard History of the
war, complete in one very large vo ume Of over
1000 ses. This work has no rival as candid,
lucid, complete, authentic and reh BILE history of
the "Grest Conflict" 1t conta ms reading mat
ter equal TO three large royal cctsvo Volumes,
splendidly illustrated with over $50 fin portraits
OF General battle-scenes, m tps aud diagrams.
Ia the selection OF matter for this grea. work,
the author has coLfned himself strictly to ofic-
ial daa, derived from the repOr;s of no,thern
and southern Generals, the report of the COM
mi tee on the conduct of the war, national and
rebel archives, etc, etc,
He has carefully avoid I'd the Introduction Of
any matter not strictly reliable and Off -ial, and
has succ eded N produ ing what is un yer ally
demanded, a fair and impartial history Of the
war.
Retained and disabled officers and soliiers,
ana en- rgetie young men IN want OF printable
employment will fnu this a rare chance TO make
II oney. We have ageh's clearing $3.50 per
month, VIII Oh we W II prove to any douotins APP
plicant for proof OF the above send for circu-
lars and see cur terms. Address, mes Bros. &
Co IA Phoenix Building Boston.
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lington Wednesday morning from AL
bany, and are now stationed in that city.
Capt, Brooks, of the Veteran Reserve
corrs has been .salieyed, and ordered 70
report at Brattleboro.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-23

THE FRENCH TROOPS IN MExIco.-The
Washington correspondent of the Phila-
delphia Ledger says the proposed removal
of the French troops from Mexico is
based on the condition that our Gov
eminent will guarantee that Maxmil-
ian shall not be disturbed in his pres
ent position, but that he will he left to
carry out his plans for the establishment
of the empire on durable basis.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-23

But with the full development OF the
Nebraska and Lecompton iniquities, ne
separated himself from bis party ior
good, and was ever afterwaro Aa"""
as one OF the most innexible and trust
worthy of Republicans.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-23

STATE OF VERMONT, DistrI
y Firhayeu, So. The Probate Court d
District OF FsiIhaven.
To all persons interese ed in the estate o.
iamin @ .Naramose, lac OF westhaven in sd
trict, deceased int stat, GkEAIY
The administrator OF said de,eas hayrI
res, ntei that it will be necessary to 81
The real estate Of said deceased for the psi
Of the debts and expenses of 'm!nis'a
has made application to said Probate ca
license to make such sale. Therefore
By the authority, OF the state o. va q
you are hereby notified to appear before
Probate Court, at the Probate Ofhee III
land, IN said district, on the fourth 4
Dec. A. d. 1895, to show cause, AZ
have, why said license should not be grane,I
Dated at astleton in said district,th u
Of November, A. d. 1866
46 JOHN Ho"E' req
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CTATE OLE VERMONT. DisuI

- Pairhaven, SIS. The Probate Court !
District Of Fairhaven
To al, persons TO- crested in the estate O.
P. Ransom, late Of Poultney, IN ID ~
deceased, testate. bHkhI.
BY the authority of the State Of We n on
are hereb notified to appear be fore SAD n
Court, at the PrJbate Office in Csstletoh, !
district, on the four b day OF Deeemus
ID. 1865, TO ,hoE cause, if any you have, "
account Of Joseph Joslin Administrator
estate of said deceased should not be a
and also why the residue of sail e tate
not be distributed 10 the parties entitled :,
Dated at Castletop, in said district, III
day of November, A. d. 1856.
ia JOHN HOWE, Reg
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BuTrER.-The st. Adams Messenger
of the l4th inst. says that butter has
got into "decline" which consumers
will declare interesting" There was
a good sale on that day at Al to AZ
cents. Perhaps this may be one Of the
benefcent effects of the warm Indian
Summer which we are now enjoying.
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OHEVALIER'S Life for the Hair.
SARAH A oHEvALIER, NJ. D.
EFT READY!

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n T I G E.

This f. to certify that / have .;rns ID
nay son, James u Butler, Jr, Us .sIl d1
remainder Of his minority, ana sITbs eos'
ofhis earnings AMI pay no deo's V
At .er this date. ,,pc n Bull
Pi.sford, Nov. IS, 1865.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-23

THE MOUNTAIN MAID.-The Newport
Express says that the report with regard
to the sinking of this steamer was
somewhat exaggerated. 1t seems that
she. had heavy cargo, a part Of which
was one hundred barrels Of magnesia,
which is quarried quite extensively at
Magog, and just before reaching George
vile, the wind being very high, the
waves dashed into her portfolios. No
damage was done, however, and but lit
tie delay occasioned. The "Maid" was
up the next day, all right, and Captain
Fogg as lively and jolly as ever.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-23

The SKATING PARK.-Workmen have
broken ground on the park. Prepare
tions were made yesterday to build the
dam.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-23

BRoURsrs.-The will of the late Jo-
seph E. Worcester, the celebrated lexi-
cographer, provides that the Harvard
University Library shall be presented
with all his English Dictionaries and
glossaries not already in its possession
The copyright of his quarto Dictionary
he gives to the American Bible Society
and the Peace Society.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-23
NOTICE,

~
The non resident proprietors of the +
Chittenden, in the County Of Rutland a.
of Vermont, are hereby notified that q
assessed by said Town within the thfs
next preceding this date, remain either
or in part unpaid on the following 4
lands in said town of Chittend' n, 20 wit
The house, barn, carriage shop, bs
shop, and one. fourth acre OF land in Sou
tendon, called Slab City. Tax $40 81
the list to Z. Price and d. N. Jenny.
100 acres I'd division OF Samuel LII
s. OF. Set in the list TO kee!er Lott @
Pond.
40 acres I'd division of Ebenezer Dud|
S80 do do Enos Lake,
so 4th do Zad ,ck h yerts.
100 do do Ns.h Iniel lad'
so do do sam~el Lily.
Tax on the six last named pieces or p
land s54 20 Set in the list to the esta'e'
ner A. Weber
800 acres, In the large pitch tso-cslit
essterly part of said town OF Chlttendsj
sl8 o. Set In the list to the estate d
Ormsbee.
IS acres in the east part OF the said toS
Morrill's mill called decided by l.
burn TO WILDER F. Freeman. Tax $40 \
in the list 20 WILDER r. Freeman.
The LIST division of John clark No. .
one other piece or parcel OF land siDg
In in Chiitendeu Aforesaid bounded ~
TO wit: on the west by lands recentld1
the Brandon Iron and Car Wheel coy
Knapp, on the soulh by lands of PsJcSa
on the east by lands uukn own, on tn ~
the lot No. 20. ,,.
Also, one other piece or parcel OF ~
and beng In slid town of Ihitten6en,
one equal undivided hLlt Of a lot o.
decided TO Alfred II. Knapp on the l2l
July, A. d 1861. ny Truman Tavle' ~
Set in the list to Burgess ?, Field. !.
100 acres 81 division Of the right N
Smith savmill, house, barn and lot, II
John Price saw mill. Tax 80 so. sa Il
of 1854 to Ira Chaplin.
200 acres I'd division of Elisha Adams
so I" Thomas KeeF
10 q John Barrett
Tax SIG %. Set in the list OF 1861
& Name.
The storehouse and one-half acre
what is called Slab City, in the SCUM
town Of Chitteu den. Tax sls 70. o"'
of 1864 to Fisher & Ravens 80
u acres In said Chittendep bounded
to wit On the east by the highFs
from Charles Hewitt's TO New bostol.
on the north b 2 lands OF Il Long, ~
| by ands of M. L. Dow, on ths ~
high ray leading from the SAID M' sItss
| the Widow Clark's. Tax slS d. ~
to Jaw II Morgan. EF
And so much of said Ian 10 will % 5sRe
lie suction, at the dwelling h'yea
Harris in said Chittenden, on h,sS
December, A. d. 1866, at 10 oGSiu sd
shall be requisite to discharge saw
costs, unless previously paid. IN
Dated at Cnittenden, this 6!h '''
Der, A d 1855. ,uISslg
.ssv Constable and C',
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-23

AcKNowLEDG MENT.-Our thanks are
due to Senator Foot for valuable PUB
lie Documents.
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MARRIAGE and Celibacy, an Essay
w OF varnin and instruc ion for young men
just publ shed By the Hovsri Association, aud
sent in sea ed letter envelopes free o. charge.
Ad5ress, DR.. j. Skiilen Houghton, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-23

VERMONT REFORM SCHOOL. - The
Governor has appointed as Commission
ers of the Verm ont Reform School
Rev. Aaron G. Pease, of Norwich !;
Rev. L. A. Dunn, of Fairfax; Lewis
Pratt, of Woodstock.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-23

HANcooK's CoRPs.-A company, So
strong, of Hancock's Corps, Capt. Rich
ardson commanding, arrived in Bur
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Miscellaneous Items.

The president gets up at O'Clock
now for the purpose of writing his mes
sage.
The Mountain Maid steamer which
has run on Lake Magog for some Years
sunk ON Sunday last, near Gorgrvllle,
c. L
Col Robert Johnson, son OF the pres
ideut succeeds Col Browning as private
secretary of the president.
--Gov Hamilton Of Texas writes to
the president that he expects 10 call
state convention in December.
The republican majority in Min
nesota at the late election was not over
5000. as shown by the later returns, and
the negro suffrage proposition is evil
IDENTIFY defeated.
The members of the western aSs0cl-
ated press are TO have Il meeting at
Louisville, November -, to make Que
more attempt to throw off the Incubus
of the New York associated press, and
set up for themselves.
The citizens of Tullahania, Tenn,
who were actors In the destruction OF a
freedman's school house, some time
since. were ordered by Maj Gen Thomas
to rebuild the same but refused, when
directions were toenforce the order and to
put every citizen under guard until the
order was complied with.
The reward of 100000 for the ar
rest of JEFF. Davis has been paid. The
rewards for the arrest OF Booth, offered
by the General Government, the State OF
California and the cities OF Baltimore
and Washington, amounting in all to
$4,000, will be distributed in few
days.
Moral suasion is efiectuai in Petro-
liza. clergyman, stopped by high
wayman there, commenced feeling 1oi
his money, at the same time saying
| You can have my money, friend, bu
| for Christ's sake, and for your owl
| soul sake, give up the business 0
highway robbery" The freebooter drop
ped the pistol at his side, and in Volc
trembling with emotion, said "1o,
can pass on p The Clergyman passed
"A young lady remarked that sh
could not understand "what her brothe
Geo. Henry saw in the girls that h
liked them so well and that for he
part, she would not give the compan
of one young man for that of twent
girls"
The following is veybatira report
a speech delivered ct religious me,
ting in a town in Massachusetts oy
good, pious decon. 1t is queer con
bination of terms, certainly My I
male brethren it is of the most in
highest importance that we should a
be clothed in white remnants ~
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aasf as le 81 AS 1azgs ,7rts#ag
E Foir hae as aa-
Ass ITlg@s as .aaat
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EARM FOR SALE.
Il Containing about
TWO lrNDAED ACRES 0R md

Situated three miles south of Poultney Nillage.
The said farm is about equally divided into
blowing, moving, aud pasture land, with wood
enou gh on it to pay for it. Is IL ais SIT lated on
Wells Pond, or Lake Austin, which, of late, has
become quite ort for pleasure parties, rem
dering II very desirsble location for one wish
ing 10 fit up a tummer resort for those wishing
to leave the city, during tie warm weather, for
more quiet life.
The above farm will be sold at bargain. For
particulars enquire Of D. N. Giddings; on the
place, or Of c ARK and Brothers, Rut and VT.
janl7deod&wly ID. n. GIDDlNGS
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N iscellnlleOus
7 H. WINSL0W & CO.
ESTABLISHED 1850;

100 eco Watches, Gains, Silver Articles, Sc
worth sSoo,OY1, 70 DC so. "a " ysue N''''
And not 10 be paid for until You know what
you are 10 get,
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DING,S VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
A GREAT HAIR REST0RATlVEi

A GREAT HAIR REsTORATIyEi
This preparation is having an immense sale
let 1t restores 6ray' Rsir TO It's original Color
Cd 1t impsrts a beautiful auburn to light, red
or faded Hair.
ga 1t cures all humors and diseases Of the
scalp.
4th 1t is an infallible eradicator Of Dandruf.
9th. 1t is richly perfumed hair Dressing.
1t is not dye! II does not color the skin or
the finest linen. 1t is not composed Of noxlous
drugs, but mostly of harmless vegetables, and ia
natures grand restorative. Try it and be con-
WINGED. Price only 81 per bottle.
FEM FUTILE, Rutland, Vt. are whole
sale agents, and for sale by Pond b Morse and
t. W Chaplin, Jr., Rutland; Robert Forbes,
Brandon; W. P. Russell, and II, A. Sheldon,
Middle5ury; A. s. Adams, Cuttingsville Bry-
ant q Kent, East al ingfori A. +. sherman,
L-d ov; anf by druggists and dealers in gen
eral.
All orders should be addressed to
l. M. TUBBS & co. PROPRIETOR,
Peterborough, n. II.
F. s. Pierce, Travelling Agent, East Jeffrey,
( n. II.
June 6, 1866. june7d&w6m
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pATENTED July llth, 1865, the Re-
& movab w ndoR Sash. State Rights for
sale s. VALE, No. 7 Water Street, Bos on,
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JAMES BaovN, R,b,,

NOMMISSIO ERS' NOTICE,
~ unders gHei having been appointed Ia
Hon. probate Court ( T he hi 5tric. Of Ru,l
Commissioners TO receive, examine and y
all aims and demands Of a ! Iers9ns an
Levi Long, late OF Rutland, in said
trict, deceased, hereby give notice that We
ing said claims at the dwelling house Of he
ceased, on the first Tues Jays Of JlnUIry =
April next, from one O'CLOCK ?. N. VI
four O'Clock P. NJ. each of SAID aays,
that six months from the 7th day Of oc;o
A. d. 1866, is the time limited By sad c
for said creditors TO present their said CLAN
US for examination and allowance.
Dated at Rutland, Vt, this 18th d
November, A. d. 1865
MOSES HAYWARD, C,-
az JOHN A DAVIS, '-
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JAMES GRAY, Real Estate Agent,
~ Scolley g Building, fremont Row, Bos-
ton. Fsrms and country residences bought,
sold, ar eXch ,nged.
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WANTED.
ESTRAY.

II 01HAI'
Came into the nclosure OF the subscriber, one
light bay horse colt, with white strip in the face,
two white feet, and supposed to be four years
old. The owner is requested to prove property,
pay charges and take him away.
GEO. I'll. CAMPBELL.
Brandon, VT, Oct. n, 1866. 46 3~,