Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-25
mssceIianeous Items.

Wales
The Queen OF the Betgau- .s--ra-
ally, you don't say 50
The project of ship.caua con
meeting The Hudson river with Lake
Champlain and the 81 Lawreuce j.
again agttated
Two cases OF cholera art exported
TO have occurred on board The spanish
mail steamer which recently arrived 1t
Havana.
There Is a new comet it'll, .c.-
low, visible for a few nights only. He
will call again in the course oil several
thousand years,
Cholera threatens to depopuate the
West India Islands of Guadaloupe.
The deaths numbered 1870 day at last
accounts, and the entire population is
only 10000.
An oil well in Eagle creek, Oyerton
county, Tenn, has sent up column Of
oil ten feet high since it was struck
What makes it remarkable is the fact
that the we'll = only seventy-tiye feet
deep.
the Snanieb Admiral parpias saw he shot
bimsalT from mortifcatioH at hearino of
the exploit of the Chilians in taking one
Of his vessels.
ten. Grant has written a .cttrC 20
Gov Andrew approving both the areu
mcut and spirit Of the governors recon-
struction address. Good Tor .he gen
araI GOOD for the governor
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gGC palr Oh pooi7l LOOv 10 get Il SUIT
OF CioChes, ana Two IONS 10 eeV ION
Oh coal. buI Jhens corn - pIeD's "ol
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A Norfolk paper amuses It's readers
with & letter purportine to be written
in sober earnest by a man who has seen
and c0nyersed with J Wilkes Booth
who he declares is still alive aud never
was caught after the assassination Of
President Lincoln. But he saws his copsti-
tuition is badly shattered which is no
donht trnp
The Dictator ami most Of our other
monitors are Iald up IN channei at tLe
n% nj ., Te@ I9 e+ 1S," tb 14' h m,,"4 +Lo
tido zoos ont The bottoms If tha vps-
sells will be much Injured by long CON
tinuance there, and irOnclads that have
Ioot lnlll5T l VI Collals are 1i@Gle W NC
HesViU G ~ nc Ileonel'' ein"Po Do,
1ole I'VE" Lo '.o auI teasu e AsI"uu
arc goIe nSntIpg 1oI tne IlGnCia" navy
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Winter sports IN the West: A bull,
astray from drove OF cattle, met
man on the Ice OF tne mississippi river
aU o. Louis mlschlei ana WIaCh was
IN Ihe aniLhals eye Ine man turned 70
run Dull aIGeF MN caught MIN TOOK
nln ny 1lie olach " inc olTeCne0 on MS MS
n L!' anu toSseu nlln uP Iniee VI our
LINES us ITns'n ny 'He al 1nu 'e1'
Eit! sP }1,T on we 1Ce IA me LeaE
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GVnet man w MY 49, ,l ~
ueI . 20 Iahe 'ue Gun Wy tnc nol n9,
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$500 Fl>,',> u.s.
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ing one related by Colonel Ellis. ate oil
| the First Missouri cavalry. II B st.
Louis paper
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