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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-20

SAVAGE as A MEAT Ax-It is aston,
ishing to see how the Maine election has
Infatuated some of the Copper-J Johnson
organs. There is the old National Intel.
ligencer, for instance, formerly the very
pattern of dignity and good temper,
now crying out:
"The Radicals organized victory by
the expenditure of great sans of money
III substituting their ven,l supporters
and by speech making at numerous
mass meetings, at which Haml.n
Wilson, and other tricksters have been
some time engaged. Even that type OF
narrowest bigotry and most acrid tenn
per - Fessenden - has worked harder
than a wood, chopper in the lumber re.
gions on the highest sources of the Pc.
nobscot"
Some one ought to do for this editor
what was done by the friends of one OF
the defeated Democratic candidates fol
Congress in Maine on the night aftei
the election-they sent him a bottle Of
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-20

FoRREsTER's CONSTELLATION. - This
well-known Dramatic Company is at
present playing to crowded houses in
Burlington. The Constellation played
in Brattleboro during the Fair week,
and were each night favored with large
and enthusiastic audiences.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-20

FENIAN.-The Fenian alarm felt in
Cansda is spreading in England. The
London Telegraph says Canada is on the
brink of another and much more serious in
vasion, and remarks: Nobouy sup
poses the Fenians are going to conquer
Canada; but the contemplated move
ment is throwing some heavy expenses
on the colony, and making some de-
mands on the government at home"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-20

INJUNCTION An injunction has been
served on the directors of the Connecti-
cut and Passumpsic railroad company,
to prevent their issuing new stock be-
low the par value of 500 per share. The
case with other points of difference be-
tween the old and new stockholders will
have q speedy trial in court.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-20

The London Army and Navy Gazette
says that the gunboats lately added
to the royal navy on Canadian waters
were purchased on the spot, and were
manned by officers and men from the
ship Aurora" ..s
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-20

SICK OF COPPER-J oHNsoNIsM.--The
New York Evening Post, which has sus-
tanned the Presidents policy, and for
some time back occupied a position of
hostility to the Republican party, has a
long editorial repudiating Andrew john
son as unit FOR the great duties devolved
upon him as President of the United
States. 1t says plainly that the course
of the President has not only brought
odium upon himself personally, but has
rendered his policy unpopular. 1t says
of Union men who were at first disposed
to sustain Mr. Johnson's plan of recon
Struction, that now
"They respect the good faith of Mr..
Johnson; they believe he harbors secret
designs in favor of the Shareholders,
they believe him to be false friend to
liberty they are pursuaded that he
means to misuse the great power and
influence OF the Presidential office for
ends injurious to liberty and to the wei
fare and honor of the nation. It's quite
useless to argue against these cOnvic-
IlOus. IHG ltlOlb NOllto NuiShly IL
he is a true man why does he appoint
the most notorious cepperheads to office?
Why does ne insult again and again the
Congress, q co ordinate branch of the
Government, the direct and immediate
representative of the nation Why are
his chief supporters, like Montgomery
Blair, going about the country reviling
the most faithful defenders and support
ers of the Union? Why does Mr.. John
son himself consort with men who, du-
ring the whole course of the war; had
only scorn and hate for our SOLDIERS and
for Mr.. Lincoln 2" We confess that
these are questions hard to answer.
We leave them to Mr.. Seward, who,
alone OF the whole public, so far as we
know, thinks the President the wisest of
mankind, and who perhaps may be able
to give reason for the faith with which
he is filled to overlooking"
The New York Journal of Commerce,
which has hitherto been ready to swal-
low almost anything for the sake of "my
policy" now admits that the Presidents
style of public speaking has been
thoroughly reprehensibls, and has injured
his popularity throughout the country"
and it truly says that abuse denuncia-
ton, appeals to the Deity, the use of holy
subjects for profane illustration-all this
shocks the minds of the calm and think
ing portion of the community, on whom
the President must rely for the support
of his measures u
No stronger proof is needed of the fact
that Andrew Johnson is doing more for
the success of Republican principles by
the style ofhis opposition thereto, than all
his official patronage can counterbalance
The Union-Republican party never was
more united, vigorous and powerful than
now, Andrew johnson, Seward, Doolit.
tie, Raymond, Weed, Randall, and coun.
less post Offices and custom house
Offices to the contrary Notwithstanding
Instead of being bribed to desert theil
principles, the Maine and Vermont cleo.
tions show that the people are only the
more thoroughly aroused to defend
them.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-20

SELF CONVICTED. - When President
johnson assumed the duties of the of
fee which he now holds, he received
many delegations from different parts
OF the country. His speeches in reply
to the kind expressions of the delegates
were resolute and patriotic. address
sing a number of citizens frm New
Hampshire he said:
"This government is now passing
through a fiery, and, let US nope, its
last ordeal-one that will tell is powers
of endurance, and will determin. whether
it can do what its enemies have denied
suppress and punish Treason"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-20

A TALL BEAN.-In the town of Mount
Tabor on the premises of Mr.. o. Il.
Round, near the depot, is bean stalk so
tall that it has blossoms twenty-five feet
from the ground, This is supposed to be
of,the same variety as the famous bean
stalk that Jack climbed.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-20

FRENCH WITHDRAWAL FROM MEXICO
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times, recording some French specua-
tions on the result of Withdrawing the
foreign dynasty from Mexico, says;
"To recover a comparatively small
sun due to French subjects many mil
lions have been expended. In the end it
may be the wisest plan to accept the loss
and so to avoid future complications.
To leave garrisons in the seaports to col
lect for the benefit'of France, the Custom
house duties would be to sacrifice nu-
merous valuable lives by yellow fever,
and to keep up permanent feeling of
irritation and hostility on the part of
theJaurists, who ceptanly will not accept
engagements entered into by the outgo-
ing Emperor. Commercially speaking
the firm of Napoleon, Macmillan & Co
(the sleeping partners need not be
namely have embarked In disastrous
speculation and the wisest thing they
can now do is to pass the money expend-
ed to to the profit and loss account,
and forget the whole affair as soon as
possible. No prophetic eye is needed to
foresee the state of anarchy and misery
into which Mexico will soon again fall
and whence escape is hardly to be hoped
until at some future day, the United
States shall extend their sway southwark
and put an end to spectacle long a
scandal to civilization"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-20

II locomotives, Iron Castings, and
Il Steam Boilers. The Hinclley & Williams
Works, No. 416 Harrison Avenue, Boston, are
prepared to manufacture locomotives. Com
mon, and gun metal castings of from ten pounds
to thirty tons weight, made in green sand, dry
sand, or loauf, as desired. Also Flue and Tubu-
lar Boilers and "Hinkley's Patent Boiler for
Locomotive or Stationary Engines, warranted to
save large percentage of fuel over any boiler
now in use.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-20

LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY,
Mrs. s. A. Allen's WOrl1y'a
Hair RestOrer and Dress
ing incigorate. strengthen
anil iessgthen the hair. They
act directly a.pOn the roots
of the hair, Supplying re-
Quiped saoa,'isHnse,sf. on,S
adfurCt coto5' an beo,tfa
returns. Grey hair disap
PEERS. bald spots are coo.
cred, hair stops falii,sg, ana
t'tattrtont gsoacth as the Pc
suit. Ladies' and Children
'ctU appreciate the delight
TH3 fragrance and rich
glossy appearance inapart.
ed to the hair, and no fear
of soitissg the skin, scalp, or
most elegant head-dress.
Sold by ali.Drusxisss.
Depot 1873 9 200 craenwsrh 81. NY.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-20

The TRrBUNE,-A gentleman Of Spring
field Mass, who was in New York city
Tuesday, went to the news stand in the
Aston House, bought a Tribune, read it
and went back to buy a Herald. The
news dealer seeing the Tribune in his
hand, satd-"Look a here, Mister, just
swap papers with me !" But" says
our informant, cant you get Tribunes
enough il New York city?" "No," re-
piled the dealer, " l can't get enough to
supply my trade" This shows how en-
phatically the people repudiate every
thing that supports Johnson's policy.
The Tribune is the only large daily in
New York that supports Congress in op.
position to the President, and its circu
latiOn is increasing beyond all precedent.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-20

SuBsID1ING.-The President, who talks
so much on Subsidized press" has no
objection to substituting his official de-
pendents. The following is an extract
from a circular letter that has been ad-
dressed to every Federal Office, holder by
the Executive Committee at Washing
ton:
From your Official relations with the
President, we presume you will cheer
fully aid his friends and supporters in
the momentous contest in which they
are now engaged. One method of doing
this will be by reasonable contribution
of yourself and friends 20 aid in meeting
the expenses necessarily incurred by US
in this matter"
Reasonable contribution of yourself
and friends" sounds rather queer, but
we presume the meaning is not difficult
to apprehend.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-20
Jew Aarfrtisemeuts.

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ehe finest linen is the
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For sale by Druggists generally. WEEKS d
POTTER, Boston, Sole Agents for the United
States. For Physicians and Cergymen's GER
tidcates, see circular with each bottle.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-20
DARN FOR SALE.
a
may1Td&wtf

I will sell my Farm lying one half mile west
of the village of Castleton, consisting of ninety
acres of land, suitably divided into Meadow ana
Pasture land, with good Buildings and Fences
on it. Said Farm is finely located for any person
having children to educate, as the Schools in
Castleton are excelled by none in the State
M BARNABUS FITCH, JR.
Castleton, Aug. 49, 1866. aug29d&w3w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-20

nRY YOUR TEARS.-Persons suf-
~ fering from any disorder or disease, no
matter of how complicated nature, by for
warding written statement OF their case, can
be treated as eflicaciously as If present in per-
son. Strict confidence observed. Terms very
moderate. Testimonials from all quarters of
the Union. The late Surgeon General of the
Army says, ~ have the utmost confidence in
Dr. Evans ability" Address, Or. CHARLES
EVANS GAO Broadway, N. Y.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-20

THE BOsToN Posi- AND THE MAINE
ELECTIoN.-The Boston Post of Wednes-
day morning has the following para
graphs
"The publication Of a few editorial
remarks on the Maine election, prepared
forl yesterdays Post, is deferred until
October"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-20

HEALTHY, SOFT, AND GLOSSY.
All who use it are unanimous in awarding it
the praise of being the best Hair Dressing ex-
tant, and without rival in restoring gray hair
to its natural color. Beware of counterfeits
and limitations; ask for Halls, and take none
other Price $l,00. Sold by all druggists.
r. p. HALL Il CO., Nashua, n. H., Proprietors.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-20

COMMITTING NEW-Of great inn
- portance to those married or about to be
married. Address,
DIR. CHARLES EVANS,
go Broadway, New York.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-20

" The Boston Post has large guam
tity Of big type, for which it could find
no use this morning Transcript.
The occasion is too serious for any
capital jokes"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-20

"Will the Journal please keep quiet
about the Maine election. We are busy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04
BOARD or ALDERMEN.
THE GAS CONTRACT AGAIN.

THE GAS CONTRACT AGAIN.
The Board met at o'clock yesterday afternoon. IN
the President Alderman Masterson was called
Alderman vArux presented the following reseluhOn
hs T' sS the @s Gs S s sSSSSs S S
2 Ssf 90 s l:i Tasy re S y
Comnoner be sha conform the following requirements;
Ff, No eonsc, shan be enless mere competing
bidder; .hsi spI y one o. %aies .ns ~ nj n. ev' OF %
second Before awarding any contract e Mayer street Son
b6ds rot intsfeed in s1iag ssswoh, prepared to
soS Ana contract sSa be sdsd TO
any bidder bde clause shall be inserted therein render
or franchises Of aid Company % their sres, to
any yo SoDsly :. ePp 0 sSs the city
Td Any COMPANY CosY'Pe eoa OF teo9, hs be re-
os Company Of the individual bidder bidders that he
, ss. nE no Il procuring the e g be- nsi 1 anS
the contract be gwen 70 any Oo@P' OF o2HpPr nov owning
hereafter shall be Inade appear to tie satisfaction Of the Mayor
Controller, and Street Commissioner. majority Of them thai
said Company Companies have coluded with the party
os No contract be at an annual cost per Amy
exceeding the Of the price paid during the last ten yesr
5s osc. sa,es,id @ ~ ,bn TX. bat he
experiment has been sufficiently tried ali doubts TO Its
Alderman vARSUM said he offered the in order that
there might collision in competing for the contract
There gas companies which had existence beyond
and he thought that such corporations had no legitimate
night TO bid for q contract Of this character.
Aldermen ELY and RYRRs opposed the passage OF the eso
ution 81 this times nothing Nond be lost UT sAoud DC Aiu
Alderman vAEsUn bad objection to Ae lying over
and that taken with IL.
Alderman JAMES OBRnN sent n communication tender
ing his resignation Chairman Of the Finaaee Committee
The resignation accepted and the Committee was then
increased from members Of the fol
lowing; Aldermen RyHs, Moore. Flynn. MeGinnis and
shannon
Alderman MORTON offered resolution. requesting the opin
ion of the Corporation Counsel the cOnstltuonay Of
the act which he Board Of Supervisors raise
money by the that the act mentioned contains
relating election Oi COnucmen and also that
all local bills can have reference 20 only one subject.
watch adopted aud the Board adjourned to Monday
next
BOARD OF CoUECILMEN-No QUoRUM.-The Board
met yesterday the but in the absence
Of quorum an adjournment TO Thursday nett was had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04

States and Of France In fact would conformity act as
guardians 20 Mexico until that unfortunate country sbouo
have learned how 70 govern itself This alliance wou,9
have two or three exceedingly desirable effects II would
give the assurance needs supply you WIN soVo
beghboT, which u always desirable ana open eaieo 70
the and spint Of enterprise OF your eo" QUEENS
which would certainly reap nch harvest IRON oaI muua
II fbis scheme which have heard with my own ears
srNrtcahe or metz The position hitherto assumed by
euY Goyeument would seem 20 preclude such idea if
then mention It, il IS more 10 give you the opportunity
Of looking OF the phases Of the Mexican question
In Paris than with the expectation TO such PROJECT
'''' THE TERRITORIAL CONVERSION TO FRANCE.
II Is stated IN political circles that on the 18th OF August
Fhe day of Louis NapOleons fee the Emperor gave Pr
sete audience TO the ambassador of Pruss who Is said
g have communicated 70 HIS Majesty the answer OF the
Cabinet of Berlin 20 the imperial note concerning the rec
tAoaton Of French frontiers. The PTussinn Government
Declares that for he Prsentsuch arechhealon is mPos
sable
In admitting this news TO be thing which have
no Of ascertauing for neither LOUIS Napoleon nor
Che PTusan ambassador have done me the favor oil taxing
me into their confidence will notice that the interview
a represented having been strictly private, when
makes II difficult 20 know IN which way such piece OF
news can have leaked out But according 10 this very IN
tegence and accepting II az genuine II IS by no means
demonstrated that Prussia had declined the demand Ci
France The PIussRn Enibassador, yon viii observe,
aays the TectfcalOn Is impossible or Ht present 0Hy
which means evidently, that Prussias determination may
change hereafter.
not addressed 20 Prussia any formal demand for the rech
6catOn Of he frontiers France has only stated that her
good relations with Prussia would be considerably
streDgheued By such reetfesaon. Prussia not oP-
posed "a The rtses y France The note Count OF Goliz,
the Prussan Embassador has handed TO the Tuileres,
states only that there great agitation this subject
In Germany. Everything is in such state Of dsoIgan-
iEAton that notwithstanding his desire to be Just Prus
ia could for the present think OF territorial conces
sion. But e C0tEe o. Berlin hGs fuHy ockRorledged
GAs right Of FraHoe II VIII yield Sarrlous and will
proceed to rectfostion Of frontiers as soon as ercum-
tanees are favorable for the solution Of this question
Thus you VII see that Az the noise made by the En-
psh papers abou; the demand Of France and the IefGsa
b Prussia were IN reality without foundation, and that
The peace Of Europe which represented as being on
The 81 being broken that account runs no rsk Of
being disturbed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04
THE TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Justice HOGAN.
ARREST on A y

u
An old but respectable-looking woman, named
xssba Goodwin erAgSea before the magistrate yes
asr1sy morning on charge Of picking poekes The CON.
xsissnt Miss Amelia crusoe young lazy aee I'VE N
go in the morning she crossed the river in Fulton ferry
I'D and that che accused beside her In her lap Icy
~ fhef was seen by william Rudkn Of No "a William ST.,
ho informed the Of the fact Isabella Wss sccnseo OF
As the protested thai sAe was Innocent sooo A.
vsn IN eustody Of an ofesr whs way Second
Rsone hoEse she vas seen to throw away he vshet
and monsy which recovered She was sgbseqaeDi At
STABBED WIFE A SWORD.
nEehse Mccs,rJ and Am Motion both o. whom I've o.
10 e ROOssvshsi., had nisandsrstancinE yesterday
nsrnng which brought 70 Gilman BY the man serng
zre sword and stabbnR the In the arm inhieng
ssVsrs wound Mehael va arrested and the AassnAs
STABBED wITH KNIFE
xvhn McDoaad proprietor q boarding beDss a. NO el
enine Gs abe former vas stabbed ths groin end es q
a. se with iergs butcher katie IN TIE henr Of kedmuno
ia ktieE arrested and heh 70 swat the sesDk Of
4AaDonAds injuries which ere considered Dangerous.
u J. ~ THEFT 0P COTTON
@TAss Haley bostmaD arrested yesterday charge
= AAyHs sOlss qnsaty q cotton from NE steamer fsp
karTs DusAass cav the man the f1smbesn in
email baat cotton which pitched overheard
she steamer By an unknown MAJ Haley Waa committed
&EegIs1TIoE yoR HoTn~rExF-x wsrT o. HABEAs
49, CORPUS IesUKD. af-a.1 -l,
WThaE Jsokson alas Pa Asbsya the posed hStsi tsf
sssy saa .ssiT sn 6ossdss . sas eca;sosstsI
E1sea a long D1n16A n j. ysssey1oy afs6ooA
glsfsl eet' tpn Lesg Bs:.eh By ires e srssui
~, s wSs shs Scs wss ysssssn to az
80. 100 =. 2; s: sss: ssT,:s ~; As
sss.s Ssss s.Srdsy Il he s line JsssoS vii =
fisAsa sssennedstOhs OF tse fsubsc sve:i ibs
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04

Bulls HEAD, Monday, Sept 3.-There were 3,l79
sale at the National Yards today This taken BY
itself k not large number bat taken with the 100 head sold
City ysr, asa $50 sold elsewhere and The
total Of makes heavy for the week. and title
nearly 800 offered previous week is therefore not
surprising prices began TO fall of over the river Friday
when cattle were &C. lower than the previous Monday
and tina. they still e0ntnue downward Tue top cattle were
very ne to-day and Ascass buyers always pick them up
early in the morning Some Of the statesmen thought they 80
nearly last weeks prices o their fr sales Of beet cattle but
these were generally dse lower SUI very certain tnaI
considerable numbers were sold at 100 Ihere was good
show on very cattle In general fat cattle brorght l7
l7Ie and fair steers 6a 6ic Before night all grades bad
fallen of s from the no[ping prices sno was ,sI
were several droves Of these and very moan oxen sag Cd
cows and bulls which sold liza 49, with one lot OF
SoyeaI old State bulls at eJ EACH or about &c gross
weight Some Canada cattle sale butas they found
no purchasers paying priess IL s questionable whether
more will 20 per cent gold duty bias to be
WITH no buyer bid fair 20 hold week longer TIE
weather has been hot for two days winch operates Again.
trade which sEusmely dull the afternoon and owners
There smAsh-Up the Harlem ROAD SAturday aRhs
about II O'Clock the engine Of he stock tram Tannhx eyer
some head Of cattle either killed outright or so oad
injured that hsy died Others were more o. s' ~
tbs propreto Of the sales yards promptly settled win inc
doTert taking the cattle q fair ysnaton and
having sold account OF the raroad whch was gen
ersIy entirely satisfactory 10 the owners.
Sheep number nearly 81 900 for the week They are oohg
sbout cold day Fat sheep are worth 1s7tc fsv 7tc
lot Of 35 as wOo Ohio sheep CT 100 70 TAT we're soso
for 7ic They brouEhi in byJ simmons Thin shss
sel slowly al saSte also doing better at bench
being &C. to-day bat they must Be hhs e bring that
rough lots ofIsrsd BY the head at not over GO
Hogs have been coming In more freely and the VAIN
weather opposed 70 quick sales rrSs. are yer ~. pss'
al u Oc Receipts l t32 for the week and several thou
sand remain Oh tbs market unsold