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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-06
Directory for Rutland.

Editors Rutland Herald Il was but yes
terday informed that Gen. F, w. Hop
kins, the County Clerk, was preparing
for publication a directory for Rutland.
Having some business with the Generel,
l called on him, transacted my business,
and then inquired of him as to his pro-
gress in the Directory. He showed me
his manuscript, which l spent some lit
tie time in examining, and found he was
well along with his work, and that it
was neatly and admirably done. No
other man in Rutland county could have
done it as well. The General has been
the pioneer in all works Of this kind,
and it is to be hoped that he will be
properly remunerated for this his last
enterprise,
was disappointed in the amount Of
work required TO prepare this Directory +,
it must have cost the General many
weeks of his time. But it seems to me
that the advantages to be derived from
such work ought fully to pay the cost.
With the large and increasing business
of the town Of Rutland, Directory has
become indispensable. Tie citizens Of
the surrounding towns are here to make
purchases, and do their business; others
come here on the trains from regions
farther remote, To whom a Directory
would be not only very convenient, but
a matter of necessity in obtaining de-
sired information. Besides, as a medium
for advertising, it seems to me it would
be valuable, and that the business men
of the town would not fail to avail
themselves Of the opportunity.
l congratulate you, Mr.. Editor, on the
probability Of your soon having Di-
rectory, which, when completed, will be
another evidence Of progress, and a step
when taken that you will not desire to
retrace.
Rutland, May IS, 1867.
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route for Ohio, intending TO take the noon
train West. While waiting in the depot.
MIR. ID. was accosted by a young man.
named John NJ. Cooley, who professed
that he also was travelling West. To.
gether they took walk about town, and
brought up at the Troy House, Here
Cooley asked Davidson to lend him $40
until he could obtain change for bill.
Davidson took out his wallet and handed
Cooley three five dollar bills, which
he seized and then disappeared, running
mp the private stairway of the Troy
House. MIR. ID. becoming tired of wait.
ing for the return of Cooley, made COM
plant to the detective office, at the Sec
ond Precinct station.house, and steps
We're at once taken for the arrest of
Cooley. He was found by Detective Guy
in one OF the water. closets of the hotel,
and placed in confinement. The three
tlve-dollar bills were toand on Cooley,
and Davidson swore before Justice Neary
that they belonged to him. His son also
identified Cooley as being the swindler.
Cooley had 1854 on his person, and
claims TO be sample agent for the firm
of Chandler e. Co., dealers in dry goods,
Nos, %, q and 90 Winter street, Boston,
He registered his name at the Troy
House and had a friend with him named
F, E. Belts, both of Boston, Mass, who
was also an agent of some Boston firm.
So Cooley claims. Mr.. Belts has gone
to Albany, and Mr.. Cooley did not wish
him sent for, although Detective Guy
suggested to Cooley that he should tele-
graph for him to returntO Troy. All the
circumstances tend 10 the guilt of Cooley.
He secured bail last evening, and was
released from arrest"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-06

NOVEL RACE.-On Saturday afternoon
the match between the champion walker,
Adams, and the Sykes horse, at Ben
nington, came off as per announcement,
and drew together quite a crowd. Ac-
cOrding to the announcement Adams
was to walk a quurter of a mile in less
time than the horse trotted one-half a
mile. The first heat was won by the
horse, but Adams took the next two
with ease in 1:23 and 1;25, coming in
seemingly as fresh almost as when he
started. 1t seems almost incredible that
a man can perform this feat, but Adams
did it to the satisfaction of all. He also
made IS feet in three strides.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-06

aeg' The English Parliament have de.
cided in favor of household suffrage for
boroughs, as was demanded by the
Liberals, though they would have been
willing to accept less favorable condl-
tions few months ago. There is pro.
gress in England as well as in this coun-
try.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-06

A VALUABLE Cow.-Messrs. Putnam
& Woodman Of Bennington are probably
the owners Of as good COW as there is
in the State. At morning milking, a
few days since, at 6 O'Clock, she gave 25
lbs. Of milk, being MIXED the night pre-
vious at half past six o'clock. Her milk
is exceedingly rich, which, added to her
great yield Of the lacteal fluid, makes
her truly a valuable animal.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-06

SURRATT's CAsB.-It was stated in
Washington on Wednesday last hat the
legal advisers Of the government in the
Surratt case have decided to lbaudon
the indictment Of murder found against
Surratt, and to have new ones bund by
the Grand Jury of the June tern Of the
Criminal Court, charging him With trea-
son and conspiracy. 1t is the knowl-
edge Of this course, probably, that
caused Mr.. Merrick, one Of The counsel
for Surratt, to incidentally declare in
open court on Wednesday, while arrang-
ing another case, that the trial of his
client would never take place.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-06

BURKE, THE CONDEMNED FN1AN.-A
letter from Dublin, dated, May IS, says;
Poor Burke, who lies in Kilnainham
Jail under sentence Of death, il in a dy-
ing state. 1t is not likely tina, he can
live up to the date fixed for tie execu-
tion-the Goth inst. On Wednesday
evening, his decease seeming tobe immi-
nent, he received the last rites of the
Catholic Church, He exhibited spirit
OF resignation and most profound piety.
His death is hourly expected"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-06

To SHUT DowN.-The Messrs. Burdens
are soon to shut down their extensive
furnace works in SALISBURY, if, JUDGED,
they have not already, and it is thought
the stoppage will be permanent, This
will be a great loss to SALISBURY, the
Messrs, Burdens having carried on a
heavy business. -
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-06
Washington Items.

""S"6s"u .ses"ss
One OF Surratts counsel says that
he will never be tried,
Smuggling on large scale is said
TO be carried on by the Indians on the
northern frontier, and 1t will require an
expensive line of military posts to pre-
vent it.
For the week ending Tuesday, June
4, 22l patents will be issued from the
patent office, During the past week
about 45O applications and 70 caveats
have been filed.
Gen, Allen A. Benton, late minister
to Bogota, has presented to Gen. Grant
a pair OF solid silver spurs, Of very an
tique pattern and weighing pound
apiece. A similar pair, but not so heavy
were presented to Gen. Rawlins.
The President has received from
Gen. Sheridan the record of the first
military court held under the reconstruc,
ton bill, by which a white man named
Walker was found guilty of assault and
battery upon a negro. Gen. Sheridan
sentenced him to Imprisonment.
The Judiciary Committee will ad,
iourn over to July at the end Of this
week. The testimony is not what was
promised, and Ashley, Butler and in
parchment are nowhere" 1t has cost
something to explode the nonsense but
perhaps it pays, there were so many
who honestly believed in it.
The claim of the government agains
Frazier, Trenholm & Co., Of Liverpool
for confederate property in their hands
is yet pending in the English court O,
chancery The property is not secured
but the firm owns nearly fourteen mil
lions of property at Charleston, Or a.
least one.quarter Of the CITY, and tina
can be levied upon in spite of English
courts.
What the japanese Commissioners
were after at last comes to light, and
they have bought of the government THE
iron-clad ram Stonewall, for 100000 in
currency. The japanese are going homt
in about fortnight. The report by thu
Atlantic Telegraph that the government
has offered to sell the Miantonomoh AMI
other war vessels to Russia, is denied 1t
both the State and Navy Departments.
Secretary McCulloch has issued a
circular to collectors Of customs, et:.,
calling their attention to the illegal
| practice Of allowing importers to camel
the original entry when the goods are
found to be undervalued more than ten
per cent. on the invoice and make ntw
entry, thus avoiding the payment Of TIE
additional duty of twenty per cent, in
posed by law. The importer can OILY
add the amount of differentiation to m
voices at the time Of making the Orisi-
nal entry, and before they have been a.
praised by the custom house appraisers
But when he omits to do so, and thu
value Of the merchandise, including
costs, charges, etc, is found by the ap
praiser to exceed by ten per cent, OF
more its entered value, the said addition.
al duty of twenty per cent. ad valorem
accrues thereon, and there is no proyi-
sion of law which allows collectors or
other officers of customs to remit it.