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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-24

The London Lancet says that if
mince pie is made without a hole In the
crust, to let out certain emanations from
the meat, collie, vomiting, and other
symptoms of slight poisoning will occur
to the parties eating it.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-24

Snow AND HArL.-Snow fell at the
White Mountains Wednesday notwith-
standing the warm weather hereabouts.
At Bradford, VT there was a very Sc
we're hail storm about noon, and some
gardens were neatly DESTROYED. The hail
stones remained On the ground till six
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-24

CAR SHoPs.-The Vermont Central
will erect three buildings, 200 feet long,
at St. Albans to take the place Of the
car shops recently burned.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-24

FIRE,-The barn OF E. and Q. Allen in
stratton containing 80 tons of hay, was
burned the 8th inst. Loss $500, insured
$3.50. The fire caught from a burning
match in the hands of child. Great
caution should be exercised in regard to
matches,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-24

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE cP A
YOUNG WoMAN.-The Troy Press of the
10th inst. says:
considerable excitement exists in
GIen's Falls and vicinity over the mys-
ferrous disappearance of a young girl,
whose parents reside short distanca
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-24

SALE OF THE AcADEMY.-The Academy
in Whitehall was sold at public auction
to the highest bidder, Mr., a. P. Cooke,
on Monday last. The building is to be
torn down, and the grounds used for
other purposes. ..t.... ..-.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-24

DIyIDEED.--The Exchange Bank of
Springfield, in closing up and transfer
ring its business to the National system,
declares a dividend of twenty per cent.
free of tax.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-24

VERMONT AND SHAFTsBURY AssoCIA-
TroS.-The 18th anniversary of the Yer
mont and SALISBURY Baptist Associa-
tion will be held at SALISBURY Aug. 30
and 31st. The annual sermon will be
delivered by Rev. W. S. Apsey, of Ben
nington. The circular letter will be
presented by Rev. C. A. Thomas, D. D.,
of Brandon.
The sabbath school convention con-
nected with this association is to be
held at the same place, Aug. 29th. Rev.
VIM. Ledyard Palmer of Poultney is the
preacher of the annual sermon.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-24

PERsoNAL.-Maj. J. D. Atwell of Ver-
gennes, Paymaster U. S. Vols, has been
ordered 70 Now Orleans for duty. The
Major has the reputation Of being a
very correct and faithful officer.
Among the arrivals in Burlington
last week was Col. Chas, Mundee who
is ordered to report for mastering duty
in this state with headquarters at Bur
lington
George E. Hooper has been appoint
ed P. NJ. at North Hyde Park, vice Grid
ley Joy resigned
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-24

EASTERN VERMONT sIusIcAn AssocIA
TIoy.-The Eastern Vermont AEusie9
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-24
General News Summary.

The loss by the fire at Troy which
burned the Troy and Boston Railroad
machine shop was $4,000.
The New York herald., 1865-06-21
Marine AN.trs.

meeting OF the passengers held on board OF the
ship Alhsmbra on her late passage from Charleston TO New
York. their appreciation OF the Kindness courtesy
and attention extended TO them by Captain Benson
First Officer D. Ncwhcgn and tho officers and crew Of the
and wm Lardler was requested to act a. secretary The
meeting having been orgnuged committee, consisting OF
Colonel r. O. Mathcr and Messrs Gillsnd and Richards
were appointed 70 express the feeling OF thc
Unanimously adopted, and ordered 10 be pub.
shed in the NEW YoRx HrRAID and TINS and
:. meeting held on board the steamship Alhsm5s on her
high appreciation Of the and gentemanly at
tentions Of Captain r. Benson and first officer d. New
begin the wants and comforts Of the passengers while
board and cordially recommend them and the nne ship
Alhambra 10 the travelling public.
William wbsiy, chsirman; Edward Frost, B. r. Easter
brook = r. Holmes. Frederick Richards T. Pirrc " g
Swofneld, A. B. Gray John H. Moore, g. y. Slack, y NJ
Morgan " Gager, James N. RUSSELL George Williams,
james W Mscmilnn B. NJ Gilbert, Albert yon Harsen'
John II, ,6tenmyer, W. n, 0illisnd, j. IT, Mullen N Il.
Hart Blair Anderson, p,,msn q a Stewart JS'spn
N A. Bull, 3, O. Msther, W. H. Russell, !, Hymsn Q. D.
The New York herald., 1865-06-21
FINANCIAL AND scoMMERcl clAL.

TUESDAY, June 20-0P p. n
The gold and stock markets have been extremely de-
pressed to-day but at the they manifested recu
perative tendency At the rst board New York Central
per cent lower than at the second board yesterday
Erie a. Hudson River Reading =, Michigan Southern
az, Cleveland and Pttsburg 2k Rock Island 2k, Fort
Wayne Y, Cumberland Coal ~.
Government securities were shade lower Coupon
fvetwenties sold at 1885 " coupon ten-forties s6K
The closing quotation for nve-twenties-namely 66x
eT-in London on the 10th inst tended to desden
the market, the moro especially the steamer
Cuba which carried ont the OF Kirby Smiths
render arrived in Liverpool early the morning OF the
10th The Asia left Queenstown the llth ult, bring
ing the closing quotations London the previous day
Saturday The Cuba sailed hence on the 31st inst and
took out tho quotation of 1874 for gold The quotations
from that time 70 the 18th inst. we're as follovvI-
The New York herald., 1865-06-21
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.


BomcHs- -McCApEN On Monday, June 10, by the Rev.
H. Toclke, JONI BoEsoHE, from Hamburg, Germany, 10
MARY JANE MoCApEN, from London, England.
DosALDsos-BRrASr.- On Tuesday, Juno 20, at 81
Bartholomew's church, by the Rev. Dr. Cook, THOMAS
DorALDsoS 10 HxLEN BRYANT, both OF this city.
New Haven papers please copy.
EiLHRy--EiisRY. .--On Monday, Juno 10, at Casteton
Vt, by the Rev. w. Diller d. D. of St. Lukes church.
Brooklyn EuaErE ELlERy TO SARAH NJ, daughter Of Cap
tam Frank Elery, United States Navy. No cards,
KAssLRR--srEBBrNs On Wednesday morning, May 81,
ut the residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev
Henry r. Pyne, Mr. GEoRas W. KAssIER, OF Denver,
Edwin J. stebbins' Esq Of Clinton, N. Y No Cards
MoRsoS-wLscs On Tuesday, June 20, at st. Annls
r ro.es.ans Spscopa. onqron Y .ne rev Duh
this city.
sMri-ANsfn. On Tuesday, June 20, at the Re-
formed Dutch church. Brooklyn, K D. by the Rev. DR..
Elbert Porter J. HrSRr SMITH, Of New York, TO Miss
KAun Y. AISsIln, Of Brooklyn, r. D.
nguration, Tuesday, June 20, by the Rev. George
Jarvis Geer D. d., HowARp Van AMRrvGn 70 CoRSktxA,
daughter Of the late william a. Bucknor, Of this city.
The New York herald., 1865-06-21
Passengers Arrived at new


Clara. Milne Marie Kolss admc Jane Isy MSms Thercss
aa
Odcnho rhco Layien, Theo Nan Loco john Van fhcvel
Nm aa9% s John Ss S es . James s?!ph n%shos
Taso Myers Hs. Owens Mr.. Marlin hnxs a1f
@ II Stuart, William stewart, Masses Mary +, Gcorgna
fca Rsa snrs w S% w mr. cssS %na
Iss msssr yn *. msn B0d and '' hun
Kate Msrrss Miss iiorner Miss Xlieo Reiy MT White
Rsn %a s'IaS S!ss NJ:
Master Eccesion Miss Iin6bsrd, Georsc Stuart TB pcn
fs susse wife r.'%sn nna d asss. is Ra..s Hail.
2 Patton; Wilson z II Mitchell % Hsjeht y MORGAN
Russell, " Mcmillan, q Abrens and child Rev =
ySfn ySn a1u Iplf James. a''s .m sTsnsa
In the steeraCe.
NEwnrRs,. steamship Ellen Terry-pr .Meumuser,
pown"r ss Sey York oSsieers sa ADAMS and
ncr Morgan, Captain Marshall 18th New York cavalry
Brown wssarr AbrSas% = ~ MT srSsman
NKwpraS--sicamship Charles Benton-Major General XII
patrick, Brgadicr General Gordon, Cocnsl savage NV
ssd? %?0s :1? saS sS' sssss5 I
Mrs Haskell, MISS Haskell, James \ witse W u Barrows
i sherman Lieutenant Monssworh, Alfred Mac James
fFs a G& & sss ss1g Malr., Es
der Brown jaime. Martin Foley, Mr. Moscly, Morgan
Dearborn Ncterson Charles Psrmsice and SON. Mr. cass
Mr. Tyson VIM Myers, A smth-and 50 In the stecragc.
w.smscros, D, ,c-s.samshp 9 Knight Tho. Fisher M %
siear, i Meruin, limerick, Guterry ! Richardson
s %.so a sSs oH%s
Theodore Augeram Thomas Finney.
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

CorrfK was quiet, With sales Of $50 bags Rio on pr
vate terms William Scott Sons quote as follows
Rio prime 22lSc.; good, 21Sc. &c. fair, 2O,sc. a
2lc ordinary, 1sc. 1Skc; fair TO good carsoes,
a $50 native Ccylon, 23hc. Maracabo, 2oc 23c. ;
Layuayra, 211Sc a 22isc, ~ Domingo, 1sc. lskc.,
gold net cash, duty paid. Stock OF Rio and Santos on
the 10th June 1s8s3s 1884, Java 81 las; Ceylon o0o
Maracabo $3.50; Laguayra, 125; st Domingo, 0s5;
Balm, 6,973 other descriptions 2,72e Total-7s,ss7
bags -
FaKcnTs The market heavy and rates were
scarcely 70 Arm The engagements were:--To Liver
pool, 1000 bushels wheat at 3hd., $50 ticrces beef
2 900 packages bacon and cheese at 30s. 40s, 800
bales cotton at I'd. I'd To London, 500 bbs oil
cake at Is 1OKd. To Bristol 90 hhds ialow al Us Ga
To Bremen 900 tobacco nj 81. 10s 400 bbls
sloe pegs at ls Sd 200 hhds tobacco at 13s 3D. l5s
1O0bbl ashes At Is Cd A brig was chartered with
-, TO Glasgow, at 4s Cd, and one rom Philadelphia
TO Hamburg Bremen Havrc, petroleum, at rs The
government has taken good many small vessels for
Southern ports on private terms.
mapd The sales we're 500 Bucnos Ayres at 17c, gold
and 500 country slaughter At &C., currency.
HoPs were steady with sales Of 80 bales at from l0c
30c.
HAY steady at 81 for shipping, with largo sales to
government
MoAssss was quiet At auction so hbds and 20 tierces
Porto Rico sold at 52Ho a67kc., cash.
OiLs.--LiDseed was quiet at 81 10 a 81 20. The New
Bedford Shipping L reports the market there last week
as follows;-There Is inquiry for sperm and whale oil
and movements In the latter have been quite brisk The
transactions for the week include sales OF ,276 bbs
sperm in parce600 bbs for export and the balance to
the trade private terms In whale the sales embrace
parcels amounting 10 235 bbs for manufacturing g175
bbls. M u % and the balance prices not Nanspred
The New York herald., 1865-06-21


On. CAKE-We note sales Of rs tons Western at SAT-
PROVISIONS Receipts 900 bbls. pork $50 do beef,
% pkgs cut meats and 046 do lard The pork market
was dull and 8Oc. 69c lower The demand continued
quite light and the absence Of speculative demand
was q noticeable feature The sales for forward
delivery light and both Juno and July iots were
held lower The sales, cash and regular, were 1000
bbls at $40 90 $2T so for mess S24 50 S25 for
Old $1s s19 for PRIME $40 $40 25 for prime mess,
the market closing at ST. and $ 90 Tor new and old
mess. Beef was dull but unchanged; the sales wore
$50 bbs. at $40 $40, including all kinds. Beef
Hams were steady, with sales Of 200 bbA at $25 so
$27 So Bacon was dull and nominal. Cut meats were
In fair demand with sales OF $50 packages at lie
1870 for shoulders, and 15c. 17xc. for hams Lard
dull and &c lower. The sales about 900 lbs.
at l5c to 1870 &c., the latter ratio for choice But
ter was dull, bat unchanged Cheese was fairly active
for export at &c. a 16c. ~
PETROLEUM. The market was dull and heavy Tho
sales about 600 bbls at 35c for crude 5lc Sc
for refined, in bond and 69c Tic for free
RIcE.-The market steady, with sales OF ! 900
bags at 0c a 0Xc for Rangoon, and 10c a IL Nc for
Carolina. .
SUGAR shade lower with sales OF $50 hhds Cuba
at l1kc l2c, and 500 boxes Havana at l2kc a 1910
ToBACCo.-The demand fair for choice grades but
light for other kinds. The sales IFS hhds Ken
lucky, mainly at &C. to 2Sc but including choice ots
high as 3Oc
TALLow dull dull and heavy, with sales OF 10o 900
lbs. at 10c. a 1919
TEA-The market steady, with sales OF 10000
pkgs green's, Oolongs and Japans on private terms
: WInsxxy. .-Recepts, 474 bbls The market dull
and heavy at yesterdays prices The sales l60
bbls Western at 81 OF 81 03
The New York herald., 1865-06-21
CITY COMMERCIAL REPoR1.
TUESDAY, June 2o-s p. NJ

AmEs.-Receipts, 11e bbls. The market was quiet.
BREADsruyrs Receipts 1909 bbls -four 2,6l0 do
315 bags meal, 7s,456 bushels wheat, 67 742 do
corn 65 921 do oatand 6ss do. malt The flour market
continued dull and heavy, and prices again de-
clined 10c. Zoe per bill There was no export
demand, and tho demand from the local trado was
very moderate The receipts were fair though not very
heavy The sales 1900 bbls. Rye -four was dull
and nominal. Canada flour was dull and lower with
sales Of 400 bbls Southern -four dull, heavy and
lower The saes are 700 bbls at quotations. Corn
meal was quiet Sales OF 100 bbs Brandywiuo at $5 l6
The New York herald., 1865-06-21
Personal Intelligence.

wc are pleased to learn that Count wydentruc
tho Austrian Minister who recently fractured his arm,
has far recovered 10 be allowed by Dr. Carnochan TO
leave the city for the fresh air Of the country.
The Rev. Edwin A Bolles Of Orangoburg s. G., who
for many years prior 10 tho General Agent OF
tho American Bble Society arrived here from Charles
ton by the steamer Alhambra
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

The wheat nark was still dull aud heavy and prices
aga fell Sc &c In sympathy with gold The receipts
are pretty large and they ncr asng, though the
rvns at tide water this promise TO be unusually
small The sales were $4,000 bushels at 81 05
Milwaukee, and 81 90 for amber Michigan.
Rye was dull and no sales reported Corn also
dull and heavy and &c. &c lower The sales 40 900
bushels at soc s5c for mixed Western SEC SIC for
kiln dried and zoe for heated. Barley was quit and
nominal Malt was dull and heavy Oats were duh and
&c. sc. lower The sales were at '4c a75c for
Western.
CorroS was dull and heavy, with downward ten
dcncy The sales were about $50 bales, mainly on the
The New York herald., 1865-06-21
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN
sscoOo
VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS FAMILY AID FUND HE.
DEMPTION BONDS

OF THE CRY or NEW YORK.
Sealed proposals will be received s this once nee unit. m
publicly opened tho whole any part o the sum or I'VE
hundred thousand dollars Of volunteer ramy Ad
ized by Chapter Of The Laws Of 1893 and BY an
The said bonds will bear at the rate OF per
cent per annu payable half yearly on the r day Of May
deemed red on on he nrss day Of November 1858
The rropssls will the OF bonds desired and
the nrce Der one hundred dollars thereof and The
whose prposas accepted will thereupon be required
deposit with the Chamberlain at the Broadway Bank
before the day Of July 1885 the awarded 70 them
On presenting the Comptroller the recepsof the Cham
berlan for such deposits the parties will be entitled TO
bonds for equal amounts Of the value Of the
awarded 70 them bearing interest from July I, 1855
Each PROPOSAL should be sealed and endorsed Proposals
for volunteer Soldiers Family Aid Fund Redemption
Comptroller
The right reserved 10 reject any or all Of the bids II
sdered necessary promote he interests q the
CRY or Nxw yoRx, DsrAsrxsHr or FINANCES, Coxr'
ssntiSRl Qrrios June ], 1855.
The New York herald., 1865-06-21
FINANCIAL.
LIMITED STATES TREASURY
II NEU vnRK yIrNE

TINTED STATES TREASURY,
u NEW YORK, JUNE H. 1885
Parties holding thirty (30 Coupons OF the several
United states Government Loans which the
payable July requested to hand them In 10 this ONCE
with schedules. atany time previous 10 that date.
Holders plying with the above request will have their
coupons examined and checks given for them the 3h
inst, after o'clock r. NJ
Blank schedules will be furnished application
Interest Department JOHN A. STEWART
Assistant Treasurer, United States.
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

TERRIFIC THUNDER srosM LOIS ov Lrss IN Pxnsss-
BURG-Our city visited last night by OF the most
thunder storms which has occurred in Petersburg
within tho recollection Of OF oldest citizens
Melancholy 70 relate attended with fatal results
Instantly depriving mother and child Of life. Tho gath
ering of tho commenced about hafpast cicht and
at nine the skies completely oversprcad The light
ming flashed with startling vvdness and loud peals Of
thunder followed in such rapid succession 10 recall
very forcbly tho terrific bombardment TO which the mill
tay lines were subjected the night April the I'd The
lightning, fear struck In many places, but in
some portions OF this city its effects fearful.
Near the upper end Of south Old street bolt entered
the store Of Mr. James Spaudns, instantly killing his
wife and interesting little daughter about years
Of age. Mr. S.,auIding himself severely stunned
and for some timc his life was dcspared Of but the
ncghbors instantly rushed TO the fearful sccne and by
the aid Of rcsoratives succeeded in rovving the appa
renty inscnsbie form The sadly stricken husband
aroused to consciousness but only TO realize action
that we'll calculated TO ovcrwhcm the stoutest heart
The pale and nanimntc form OF his devoted wife and the
ghasty corpse Of his beloved child lay before him in the
cold embrace Of death The truly heart rcnd
ing, and not dry eye to bo seen in all the largo
company which had quickly assembled. DR.. Joseph
Smith responded promptly TO summons; but the light
nngs ash had done Its work, and ho could aiord no
relief
We fear that shall hear to-day Of other fatal
altics caused by this truly terrible storm-Pcters6Sr9
E5prcss June Is
The New York herald., 1865-06-21


time ago took into its embrace the Saratoga and
whitehall Railroad Company has now purchased the
Rutland and Washington track, and wiped out the dis
tinct and existence Of that company Tho Rutland
and Washington concern originally Vermont
poraton with part Of its track laid in the State of New
York. and for few yoars several miles Of is road
closed by injunction During the short career OF the
Albany Northern Railroad It the connecting link
northward. Since then portion OF tho Troy and Bos
ton trains have it through nourshng region
Of country
The Great Western Railroad Of Canada earned during
the week ending June 10, s57 20l which is increase
the receipts for the corresponding week In 1894 Of
$751;
The earnings Of the North Pennsylvania Railroad for
the month of May, 1885, compare follows with the
same month last
The New York herald., 1865-06-21
The business ct the susrsssssry ss-dAs was y fol

The aggregate value Of the expors exclusive of Specie
from the port Of New York during the week ending June
20, was 50, ,45S, 900.
The total value Of the foreign exports from the port OF
Baltimore last week was S1s6, ,35l.
The Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank OF this city
has declared semi annual dividend OF i've per oent
free; the Shoe and Leather Bank additional dividend
Of three per cent fee the Great Western Insurance
Company Of New York has also declared semiannual
dividend OF three and half per cent Free
There has been yet revival in the coal trade OF
Pennsylvania, there indications Of resumption
Of business many Of tho collieres In the vicinity of
Pottsvile Tho quantity sent last week TO market COM
pares with the shipments for the time in 1884 as
follows F rf trR nfr
Shipped last wcck (tons) ns)................ 81, ,461
Shipped same week in 1884. 64................ 99,307
Falling of. 81, $50
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

Decrcoso III Aoo0''' eA''0
The following comparative statement shows the avcr
age condition Of the leading items Of tkr Philadephi
banks for the past and previous woek:-
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-20
A Standing Army.


In an article on Peace and Ratrenchment,
the New York Tribune has The following:
The Union armies sreyery rapidly dissolv-
Ing. We doubt that so many as one hundred
thousand men will remain in service on the
4th OF July next. Thousands who have sery-
Cd through years without murmur are now
as homesick as the rawest recruit. Even the
negroes share the general longing, and wish to
pc mustered out at the earliest moment. Those
who deprscate large standing armies need not
borrow trouble concerning ours. 1t will be
difficult TO keep It up TO ffty thousand
through three months Of unbreken peace. The
only danger In this direction is that we shall
maintain the skeleton Of great army with the
actual force Of small one-that the land will
blossom with Brigadiers and be :estooned with
Colonies and such like ornaments when there
shall be nothing TO command or call for 1.-THE
OF them, Here Congress must promptly and
resoutely apply the pruning-kn We can
perceive or foresee no necessity for keeping
onr army more than fifty Thousand strong
after next December, and our taxpayers must
not be asked to pay thrice as many officers as
the number Of rank and Gle will justify.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-20
! RULES AND REGULATIONS.

& lst--Eatriesg with names. number Of oars and
color OF each boat, must 10 nal on or before July
lst back is open for that purpose at Messrs. Da-
Wis Prothers, No 50 Exchanges st. % 80
Ind Entries b. mail may be made BY addrefeing
either Of the members OF tue Committee on r gaia
srd.All sppn atoms for, entries must designate
Tor which race, or races "a sAF tsalsns sail1 a
- 4th-Aii Boats will enter free. ne2sa alvpa .st
n 6th-Thers VIII be two Guns ard at each Race
the frs; for the Boats to come into line the second
for fhs start. - ~
I .sth--Al Boats to carry COxswains or mot, as
they may elect. foi1tt.0 nias NJ auit. 81
TIFFANY Boat akins another Boats water. there
by causing . collision will be ruled out. i-af
Sth-Tn rounding thelower station, the inside boat
must have tbs 3 use; any boat interferi & with
said oat lok 60 her chance for the PRIZE.
Y sth--An Boats entering for either Of the Iaees
must report ~ imselves ready tho star 81 q
Judges sta ion atpreci ely the hour amed for the
rae Boats TAI Ing 80 10 report, will not beallow-
ed to pull in either Of the races. 1851. IL /
lOth-zNo Second Prize will Re awarded in any
unless three or more boa contend FIR the
prizes. alfsu tsiassaaai
fith-Ths rulings Of the Judges win be final in
I2th-Du, notice will be given of the time and
place of the drawing for positions.
l8th-Suitat le sccommod afiona win be provided
for the housing Of bosts out OF the ity on APP
plicAsion 70 Caps. RsnjamlpJ Willard, sfLAwrsnce
$3.50 W Il. CLIFFORD. Eso. - rsfI .
..faget & CAPT JOHN A. WEBSTER. II Jrii (,
fsad Ia -Ilf u 8. Revenue Service. ffs
l4s ta CAPT. HENRfISNAAN. 80
siiaqg CIR REsJ. i w VI AIIy i'aass''
5fes B HALGLi DAVIS Eco 1'a agz1a
sf GEOR5e TREFETHtN. Eco ~ ar7i i
s.sI s MOSES PEAR son, hso., allJ aa1sio
8 junel2atoj sfaa1er1A 81 faye elait
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-20

ARREST OF A Horse THIEF.-Constable
James Alexander of Brunswick, yesterday,
committed to our county Jail, q young man
named Benjamin Willis Of South Abingdon,
Mass, who conlesses to have stolen on the
9TH inst, horse, chaise and harness from one
Jason Hersey Of said town. The property was
valued at 5000, and has been recovered, the
owner passing through the city yesterday,
homeward. Willis had a preliminary ezamin-
alton yesterday forenoon, before the Municipal
rtof Brunswick, and awaits requIsition
from the State authorities to take him to Mas
sachusetts for final disposition. He is very
me looking man, carries the manner of a gen.
tieman, and has been circulating about Bruins
wick, Bath, Lewiston and Harpswell. a