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, 1866-12-21

rhr Fepiau Triuts-Propssstaaa to liam toc
st. Lawrence-Deutat In He'atl"H !"
sxrrTnHrne. December Sop. m: "a number
otwttnrsses were examined proving tde capture Oh
DC pstcner Madae" With arms IN a hs hapdf " 6erlln
Tic Cou1t took recess 70 a!oH Ma' ~
time TO look osc1 bis notes before aoo' 'ese4A-
Jury. -.,.s At thrrr o'clock.
Mcssrr. O'n1Isoran and ues!in 1aotssg a,, er,ton in
tx of x1. r. Desiins speech, the Judge adjourned tne
MONTREAL December co.-An aprliesn,on % Am m,,,
ne HsoG sw1encr hycr At de LachICe RAPIDS iof
he purpose Of ob,ain.ne hydraulic power oa,,,i n
n{liIuue OF dollars arc proposed a. -oe
" - t Thrre M,czs Jo&,na!, ou the authority y
, 1866-12-21
kgraffe Method Of Sttingillg,

Deserves particular nenten. Tfo thsee qualities
which art pse-emnen,ly sought afer hy artists a.e
FIRST, Bsl!sne1. Purity 1td r wer Of Tone second
Equality Of foi- tso that thc ,e.e shall not drox,
ont Tic higher paris and yee versa>; thi.h Ability IT,
siand in-1ure. Let how Mr.. steck's method Q:
ftrtneiEg contributes TO each Of tLeee.
The following cutA repreent the aRrade. the ttrtn-
which pskets through 1t. ant the plate Ia h1ch il II
Chord. The aErAnc IL vi GIazA Aad lserforu* nj
'ce ttnAr 70 that IT sht human upon the 1rrl
ef Eu.af, holding ibe .tEluk tt,y plsey bu1
doing it, Work uch bctles ot coutet ~ brass is
~ steiner AtCn than tle-h.
slppo%e III plate. however, ~hirh thi. 1Erano H.
Der ccrK " Gill;. koIt sab+tAtc Ii is rtgy 10 I
that Tie shund pr dtced would he Auort ¬h~rs
ieltss. 6upt trt VOID? hett~r; iron? better
still btffme'a13 n that ~ til tlHs vi rd! Au
tht u the Invent" ot Mr tteck hccco the wonder
l psrIty. bI1 n1ncy ard rsoa-ncc OF hts Instruments
THU connection a1th the great power II
she sounding boaln. ts secured the dfst esseuna.
namely. BrllEAocJ, Purity and 70" tF Of Tone.
a.-- ~ How abont ule becon.
-. E<-~- FoinI-Equ4Ilty? That Ii .
~ ;SssS s. !,:I s s;,$$; 81; = = s::x. s;s
Ing uttbeiDIcst Tone .sr-t
9-tSsts---' ducen BY 4 string ncaF1y tx'
w.. yafls lopE a. Il about guar
~ te: uf an inch tAlck. whit
The highest 1B produced By string scarcely INuEeE
thlcktF than Eood-szed ktwinE leedle, And this Il
The y ~ The problem Ia solved:
, 1866-12-21

ono II to protea American c11eus and their
property Genvrs1 Sheridan gfyes ~ b1s opintan
thai tho mc1chAnts Of tie city were. during tho
var. AID are now 1,upeklaI..s. FearIrs tbs,
property, eau1ed The General to do tnl. Hs
adds that the oeeut ation Of the city was a Elere
matter Of 1osm. and had the consent OF General
Eecobedo. ~ho made no objections; and since
the citJ passed lno hs h1nd., nas cslfed On 0eur-
sat scdEwick in The most friendly manner, and
A4zQ sakfd me IN forriFs hia acItnn.
, 1866-12-21

FIrr-Re-AA1e nt Forfeited Atatr Lnnda-A
ForEer Fr6ved luaanc.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago TT1hune.]
MADISON, Wis December %.
fire broke oul last night III tho 1o-s:ory IRAN.
building near the S.ate University, owned b3 r
:. Ncrnsan, md occupied ~ \ hotel, FALCON snt
.toir. scsultil in Its to;al distraction. Loss OF
tui1etng aDout $3.nN; Insured for $3,o00 Tue
insurance furniture. merchandise, &C.. ira.
fegdl, Of which considers 1ble xAs saved. III.
Atlantic. Manhattan. ltome OF New Haven, Buck
eye Ut cleveland, and New EnRlAId. arc the com
paLies i:snIlbg. Ibccutierism Il suspected,
ih4rc He1c 1pout 9,tNu acres Of forfeited Stat
land r.. old at the rale yesterday and to-dny.
kic1nont, whose 4 .rufd forgery Of F5,1W "a.
reported soEnt tftue stEce. has been prQnpuuceS
iceane aId tcui 10 the xylum.
, 1866-12-21
FROM ST. PAUL.

Reconciliation OF the Chamber OF Com.
siercC-tcnlan 31ceElnG-HndtcAt seakl-
MtufA EKpfCHAGd.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
ST. FAC1, December -.
A mccttue ef citizens was held lAst eteniag to
seosganixe tie Chambe. Of Commerce. It WA
well attended, and gtrcs indication Of being valu-
Ih,c In advancing the commercial interesu Of this
city and Slate. AnoiLes meeting will b. h.itt
next eek y perfect The orvRnIxalon.
The Etnisns had 1 rouei1g meeting last night.
OLe OF tho spcakcrs denounced President John
w. 10 LAY ae sAaa1 .shs t. n
.ith voci!e.ous applacss. The State tsuiAa Con-
stntou Ii III session to-day, and cIoscs With y
fhuuurt thI8 extNtNE,
, 1866-12-21
FROM ARKANSAS

The Political -ttaAtian-A Comullstee Of
Conference Appointed TO VtsIl Washtu9t IN
and Confer with the Gsoyernmeat-sstenm"
boat DtaAAter.
MtnrH1s. December e1.-A SPECIAL to The Ara
!0rcae, from Llue Kock. says a joint resolution
has passed 10th Ho1ec4 TO Appulut 4 committee
OF II, Including the President. and sn0 from tat
Senate the StcaEeF, and sl1 f'om The Huuse. md
tro c1,i1en- ~ be appoln:e1 BY thc Governor. to
ft7eucc with the Government ~ 10 the pallttcat
situation OF tue country, and REPORT Al lne rca.-
4tmblng Of the Legislature on The lo&n Of Jaan-
arr.
lhc etc1n.whee1er Mcaphis, hence to Little
Eock, stuck Enas. Tht bca: and CARO- a9e 4
ioicl toes. she wac owned ~ Ian Able and Mar
ltu Walt Of this civ.
, 1866-12-21

GREAT nEt1A1x.
LsERPon1., December I'll p. N.
The Cnite- Stztes ErnboAs Mmntono noh was
at Gibraltar on The 11th in-taut
FnAEcE.
PANS, December All u. m.
II Il reported here tha, Napoleon h.s received
tic abdica1lor OF MACMILLAN to the Aextcsn
throne.
-1Aa Aonas<ur t:4inke tho re1stiops bctsc.u thu
King Of 1ta}y 1nd the Pope will be senlcd on 4
soucd footing.
PAH1s, December e1-ETentug.
The French buoget shows dtahIle hllance In
estlmatcd recsapts over expenditures for the liz
coming financial yesr. No new taxos are To br
levied Oh aeeouut Of the army scheme waich ha.
just been prom u1ratcd. and Sh1cu Tit budget d.
c!a1t4 to te tlcsh gA~aulee Iut the peace Of Eu.
rope.
President Johnson's message Ii published cn.
tire III tue lAri. joIn1ie, aud ia publication In
full h1k Ind aruc: be rte' in all circles than
vi. anticipated after the pllon of the 1aracre
fe!ccsaphlc SUMMARY. which failed to do fl
1ueIct-
sra1E.
MAoElo, Drcelnbtr eJ-Ercuins.
The Government Ut Spain has neroualed With
NJ tould, the French Msaister Of Finance. fol
~; 0,0o9{rsne: ::.=o the French Government.
AcSGAnr.
FE-1A. december D-Evenfng.
The add,ess to tue Emperor Of Au.tr1s, recentl!
ADOPTED In he loRer Chamber OF the uuugariar
uicl has been 1cQu'eseed In By the upp.1 House
Lnic1t Foreign markets.
LsvkE1ent, Drc-mbrr aoI D. N.
Cd1roH-Opeos steady Quoted Today 1t las
uisLra closing pricB-1sAd.
Lospox. Dec.ub.r 1o-xoon.
GaS.o14-opened II 8!% I1f money h.2ot. 1lX
Erie .; Illinois Cent? 81. soH.
The Ha1k o En1and has ttduced IT. rate Of tnteecs
to 81 rer cent
FEAsk1oz1, December 2o-l O'Clock
F1ye-Twtnt'es~75x
Ax1~zE<. December 81 o'clock.
Petroleum, s. tr1ac.
LONDON, December e-Evaling.
Tic rnooe5 m1rtct II uuchanE11- The ottclA. cloa
Ing pYlc- cs ru1s-ls est for money. ClosInI
prices: Cn!tet tla.u tz7s, TX; Enc. 4sx Iuihol
CtntFa s8k.
LIVERPOOL, December z-2 .. n.
The mAIkesa generally closed steady. DEradstu1a
rypy1s1ot T. and pe4roiecsn Unchanged TIE AAlea 6
cotton were l3tGo pzlrs, bn11s Of I'D for dd1tni
[py Ste4sner.l
LIVERPOOL, December 10,
Lard hAd declined lG u. Sales Al &sA to1 American
Cbuese active and 14M higher. Sugar 5$sa hlghel
htee nm, Coffee inactive Rcs1n steady. American
COMMON 1ns. EptntA turpentlae doal, 1t s t0s
tr1n. Itusecd oil dull and ia lower.
, 1866-12-21

WAIT BROTHERS, 4 d. ettta1u9 AHft-
RoH Dcnrb-rn-a1., rccrI1e advertisements
tar nj. The scndBnE pm pefs Throughout the
E1tte6 &int<A md t'unnGue,
, 1866-12-21

eon1h CaFolsuA Lerislaturc.
CuAnlrk1nx, !. c.. December a1.-the Consn
iutioual amendment WIS trItctcd yesterday NJ
nc Eunse ot Rrp escntatiTes ~ vote Of 35 10 ~.
, 1866-12-21

faithfully sustained the Government IN II emcr-
etfeirs md der clEcunAtAnecs that prove thelr
faith snd ndellty.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
, 1866-12-21
FROM DES MOINES.

he c'e!gy "A The dI-triet. ssys no Eathollc prlr:
At1t GithcI knew OF sa~ Surtau.
, 1866-12-21

FROM EURl)pR,
Latest Dispatches by Ocean
Telegraph.
Napoleon Advised Of The Abdiea.
1ian Of Ma1imilian.
Probable Settlement Of the Differ
ences Between the Popo and
Victor Emanuel,
Statement in Relation to French
Finances.
The Presidents Message Printed
in Full in The Paris Papers.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Conservatives Advise the Southern
States to Adopt the Constitu-
tional Amendment.
an Enabling Till tn he Presented
on tle HeasSe1bling Of congress.
CONGRESS.
Another Days Debate il the Sen.
ate On the Nebraska Bill.
Joint Resolution Adopted to Pre-
vent the Payment Of Rebel
War Claims.
Adjournment Of Both Houses
till January 3, 1867. ::
FROM MEXICO.
Most Of The French Troops Con.
centrated at Vera Cruz.
Official Documents in Relation to
Recent Movements On the
Rio Grande.
LATEST aDllcES FROM TIE SEiT UP
NiR II MISSOURI.
Gold Closed in New York al
134 81.
General Shernan's Me1ic n Mis-
sion Proves a Failure
, 1866-12-21

The taes Eottt have but one string As the wires b.
tpHc tn.alcr, tt3 onblcl still smaller The.
are tI4 fle6.
~ this means every f0pe As4est1 ft5es Clearly
.Ifs t,5 thru th.ut the eLtirr tealr. :;ut INV d,t
III '.ethcd rf t!rnxinF Contribute 70 II third este
ns. hr IT, ,nxtyne ~ mi I III nnaxer II ~ dut.tina
f
, 1866-12-21
33ublir mert;Eg.

NOTICE-The pr rerty hold r. OF. CHI:
ease,.!, t,eua Cass :. 70 .: s..e ri, meta:
and La1rab~ e-st TON GE1, II o'eloc nave m
understanding Il 1esast 10 the impro rrelt Of .aii
sErc& 1Ak CJMMITTkE.
, 1866-12-21

Arrested TOR TnRrnncy-Ssenmbo,ts sank
TF~ubtc With the Hush :. .hackrFR-ltehef
Newspaper .Onlcc Drntruycd-Acrount ot
the Flslt ut LexinCtoh-Iclvcr News.
Especial despatch TO the Chicago Tribune.l
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

FENIAN PRoPHECIES.-It has not yet
been forgotten that the New York Cit
izen predicted three months ago, the
establishment of an Irish Republic
. somewhere on the face of the earth, "
with a port, a navy, and an army, be-
fore April /. The -fulflment otthe
prophecy has not impaired at all the
confidence Of the Citizen, which now
speaks as follows -
ave have all committed the error of
grossly under estimating the honest en-
thusiasm and resources of this Fenian
enterprise, and the sooner we begin to
try back on better scent, the sooner
shall we recover the trail OF the true
course of events. One thing is certain
the Sweeney or maleCOntent wing Of the
Fenian Brotherhood is etfsctuallyp played
out by these Developments and, for
good or evil, the policy Of the head
quarters in Union square is that which
must be accepted by all who hope to
see the liberation of Ireland effected
through American assistance. 1t is not
against Bermuda, but against England
aggressions on the American right Of
fishery on the Canadian banks, that the
Fenian expedition will strike its trS'
| blow"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

person except q pass over the Connects,
cut Valley Railroad aud Sl2l in money
The timbers are supposed 10 haya
caught fire from spark from the loco
motive of the night express south
though the track man at Winston, who
examined the track within fifteen min
utes after the passage, had discovered M
signs of fire,
Upon learning Of the accident, Super.
intendent Merrill teegraphed 10 this
city for Or. Thayer, aud both immedi'
ately proceeded u Essex Junction IA
which point the injured passengers had
been removed THE wounds of the sui
ferers We're immediately dressed by DR.
Thayer aut everything done by the off,.
GERS of the ruat to alleviate their Copdj.
ton. We also learn that SuprriuteDd.
ent Merrill promptly paid all the iuIupd
but two such pecuniary damage, AZ
were demanded.
The accident is the most serlou, ,a,,
has occurred on the Central since .5.
explosion of the locomotive "Jom
Smith, near Milton, several year, Since
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

VERMONT AT THB PARIS UNIVERSAL EI.
HlBIrIoN.-In the list of articles Offered
at the United States Agency, in New
York, for exhibition AT the "Paris UU.
versal Exposition, to open April l. 1856
are the following contributions from IA.
State
Photographs Of Green Mount.
Scenery; one case Of firearms Cav
of Sharp Edge Tools; Machine for Gu
rying and Cutting Stone; Is Sd" =,
superior weight Of fleece, Re- Cntp,
20 Merino Sheep; Is W. ,,oOt G ,,s.s.
Sheep; Sheep; a Ct amber for S SbaeD
u yermqa9 Merip,o Sheep Macbin pe' \
making Seamles.s Casks CONSTRUCTED st,
lOcyilnder saws, each OF which succe,,
iveiy enters solid piece of wood
Bringing out its own waste, and eac.
saw sr" dpateopao5tlDs one shell for cass
NV ~ -. Sheep, two and three yeaa
, old.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

Who CAN BEAT TINS Mrs. Luz
HinckleY, of Vershire, 81 years old, Ia
spun 131 runs, or 262 skeins Of yarn b
sides doing most Of the work for .oa
in the family, and a large amount q
knitting. She has walked one and CT
fourth miles to church once In 10
weeks,-Il, Chronicle
We should be more inclined to atteug
an answer to the question at the head
the above paragraph, If we knew whet.
er the amount OF work indicated VS.
performed within the past twe.7
mouths, or within the past fifty g-sa
cts a question of time, only
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

FAST DAY.-The places Of business IN
Rutland were closed on Fast bay and
interesting services Were held in the
churches. The attendance at thcchurcb
es was smaller, however, than 1t would
have been had the people generally d.
served the accommodation of The Gov.
ernor to observe the day in the devon,
spirit of the fathers
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19
Local and state Items.

NorloE TO TEACHERS, persons de-
sirous Of teaching in the town and
wishing to obtain certificates, are re-
quested by the Superintendent of Schools
to be present at the High School room
In West Rutland Mt ten O'Clock on Fri
day, the Goth inst,
DoN'r Senator Poland has
received q letter from Hon, Al, Willard
of st. Johnshury, Vermont, in which he
says that his appointment as one of the
vice presidents Of Montgomery Blair's
wing Of the Andrew Johnson National
Club was without his knowledge or con-
sent. This makes five of the vicepresi-
dents who repudAte this use Of their
names
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

the grave his companion, friend, adviser,
so long associated with him in the ser
vice of the country,
These two great American Senators
both alike eminent for their Christian
virtues, their eminent craftsmanship
their devoted patriotism, their long aud
useful public services, and their unsul'
lied integrity, have passed away, and
the places gu earth that have known
them will know them no more forever
They have zone, but they have left tc
the country the richest legacy IN the
recollection OF their well spent aud hon
ored lives.
An abstract of Mr. Morrlrs remarks
we shall publish tomorrow.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

EVLoGIRs on SENATOR FooT,-A cvsG
luton was introduced into the U s.
Senate on Friday, by Senator Poland
for the printing of 5000 copies o. t5
eulogies on the late Senator Foot o
gether with DR.. Sunderland's sermon
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

Mustered OUT.-Another lot OF ma 0,
and brigadier generals were honaugy
mustered out of the U. s. service By sD
order issued from the War Department
dated the 10th inst. Among them wa
Brig. Gen. Stannard Of this State
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

A PALFABLE DIsTIXcr1OS-A Wash
ington friend, says the Providence Jour
nal, writes us the following Laao fde in
cident
"An appointee prding himself on
being an f. F. Vim the Intc;lor De
par .ment at Washington, being ordered
before the Board Of Examination for
clerks, the other day, was asked this
question Mr. -, are YOU q gramma-
rian 2? He answered, NO, sir; am a
Virginian
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

trial az JEPF. DAylS,-A Washing
ton dispatch says tits currently reported
that Attorney General Speed is making
elaborate preparations for the trial of
Jefferson Davis for high treason, proba-
bly, at Nashville, Tennessee-he having
been present At MurfreesbOro during the
battle of Stone River William NJ. Ev-
arts is to aid the attorney general-as-
sisted perhaps by a prominent member
Of the Massachusetts bar-and Davis
will have as his counsel Messrs, Charles
O'Conuer, James and Brady.
Another account says the trial will
take place at Richmond. Attorney Gen
eral Speed is anxious to hasten it, and
is making the necessary preparations, and
Judge Underwood has given notice that
the regular term Of the United States
circuit court will be held at Richmond
in May.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

THE RELEASE OF THE PIRATE SEMMES,
The Mobile Times of April 8th, has
the following in reference to the release
of Semmes, the ex-Confederate Admiral:
Our GLORIOUS PRESIDENT AND ADMI-
RAJ sEMMEs.-A dispatch to the Hon;
Percy Walker, dated April 9Th. real
thus;
Released to-day.
RAPHAEL SEMMEs.'
Let the nation be jubilant over this
new evidence Of magnanimity and indie
pendenCe.
The friends Of Semmes have proposed
him as candidate for Judge Of the Pro
bate Court for Mobile County.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

CoaREcrIoE.-The person, whose death
we noticed yesterday as having occurred
by his falling, while in a fit, into the sap
pan at his sugar works, was Mr.. Andrew
Whitlock Of Chittenden, He was TWEEN
ty-tye years of age.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

FoR SMUGGLMG,- Cornelius Driscoll,
of St. Adams was taken before U. 5.
Commissioner Houghton in that place
on Saturday, for smuggling fifteen gal
Ions Of high wines, and was bound over
to appear at the next term Of the Dis
trict Court, in the sum of 5000.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

COPELAND's Country LIFE.--A HandJ20k
Of Agrjcmtsre, Horticulture and Landscape
GordeaHg. This is the title of very
handsome and very valuable book by R.
Morris Copeland who is now resident
of our county. What the contents of
the book are will be seen more partic-
ularly by reference to the advertisement
in this paper. The work receives the
highest commentator from the leading
newspapers of the country, as a most
complete and valuable manual "alike
for him who has only his few narrow
rods Of garden and for him who tills his
many wide acres of farm"
The New England Farmer says Of 4:
"The work, indeed, is library in it.
self upon hesubjects which it describes;
and the most uniformed could scarcely
fail Of finding in it all that is necessary
for his guidance in any Of the depart
ments of farm management, or in the
more attractive pursuit of landscape
gardening We wish that each of our
readers may have a copy Of this book on
his table"
The publishers are Dinsmoor & Co. 25
Cornhil, Boston.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

INVESTIGATION OF THE LATE BoEp
RoBBERIEs.-It seems that the Commits
siOners Of Police of New York are about
to investigate the facts connected with
the custom Of compromising felonies by
police officials, when the shares taken
by certain detectives in the recent safe
rObbiDg transactions will be ventilated.
The inquiry is to be private, but it isex-
pected that the result of the examina-
ton will be made public.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

WIEDHAM County CoURT-Judge WE
son presides over the April term oil
Windham County Court, in place.
Judge Barrett, whose health, thou,
gradually improving, will not admit"
continuous labor.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

RETIKED.-D. <. Simonds, ESQ, has
retired fom the editorial chair Of the
Newport Express, and D. NJ. Camp I'd
has taken it.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

e." Daniel S. Dickinson sent as his
dying request to the President that his
son-in law, S. G. Courtney, be appointed
as his successor. The request has been
complied with.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

NAVIGATION 0PEN.-The line boats Cd
Lake Champlain commenced their rts''
lar trips on Monday, leaving Buringt@
for the south at 9.45 p. m. and for u
north at s p. IN. The Montreal, Cap
Mayo, runs the Ferry, leaving BurliD:
ton for Port Kent and Plattsburgh at'
q. IN. daily.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

PATENTS. Patents have been reCeDa!
issued as follows:
To J. H. Fairchild Of Highgare, y
signOr to self and George L. Hay"sIO'
for improvement in grain separatorS -
To Levi II. Thomas of WATERBURY \"
improved mop head.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

= 1t is said that Louis Napoleon is
really withdrawing the French troops
from Mexico, although Macmillan is
receiving achievements Of Frenchmen,
Austrians and Beigians for his foreign
legion.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

Dramatically on Friday man
broke into the Millinery Store of Miss
Beatty, at St. Adams broke open the mo-
ney drawer and found only-two cents.
Whether the man took the two cents or
not does not appear, but the Messenger
presumes he did as man mean enough
to rob a woman is mean enough to take
two cents wherever they may be found.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19

THE NEW PRESIDENT or MIbDLE8Ca
| COLLBGE.-Iti is understood that Rev. I
! D. kitchell, ID. D.. of Chicago, who is L
become President of Middlebury Col,
lege, will leave his present sett9meG:
over the Plymouth Church in Chicago
in June.
The friends Of Middlebury Co.egs
must be well pleased with DR.. KG.
ellis acceptance Of its Presidency n
ne is one Of the best scholars, as Wi
as one Of the ablest men of the coultr
There are many earnest friends 0. .ttI
institution, who have labOred gratuitooS
ly and contributed literally for its per-
maneut success. and we believe the ben
President will prove an efficient aid ID
their efforts,
VERMONT STATISTICS. In 1855 Yer
mont produced as follows, according
the monthly report Of the ,AgricuItof'
Department for February 1856
Indian corn. 1896 $50 bussas
Wheat 1905
Rye, l46 872
Oats, I,347 $50
Barley, 101 976
Buckwheat, 1886 Ks
Potatoes, 8,183,500
Tobacco, $500 pounds
Hay, 1882 tons.
a year ago there were 40 1920 horses 0
the State, the value Of which was -
75S, 1913. There were of cattle and oS52
15,2O95, valued st $1,000 899; Of d4i''
COWS, 1000, valued at $6O99OOO Of
sheep, 1852 900, valued at 81 49874
of hogs, 32,445, valued at 1894 1876 III
tai value Of the above description o.
live stock, $24OO5, 756.