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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-08

loss will be felt most keenly by our citi.
Gems who were accustomed to depend
much upon his activity and energy In
carrying ont projects, involving personal
labor and sacrifice"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-08

BUrTER.-In the St. Adams butter
market on Tuesday last, the supply was
rather limited, and the best lots met an
easy sale at prices ranging from Is to
Fl cents per pound.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-08

sg- Military chieftains have the
knack of enriching language with cpl
thets and metaphorical phrases which
pass from hand to hand as current coin.
General Grant told US how au army on
paper was raised by "robbing the cradle
and the grave;" Gen. Butler gave us the
word "contraband" as applied to negro
slaves made frse by war Gen. Sheridan
now introduces the word "impediment"
as descriptive of a man who Is TO be
removed from office; Gov. Wells was set
aside by him as "an lmpedimeut 70 the
execution OF the laws" aud g vernon
Throckmortou loses his ufficial r~A'i a,
can impeachment to the Redistribution %.
Texas under the ~" l. = s4'her a
hu.nJrous way OF IAln5 Al & =. a., pdt
the term is likely to sticky. 7. Times.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-08

Austria on August 7th, as the guest OF
the Emperor Francis Joseph. The lat
ter will await his visitor on the Aus
trian frontier.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-08

G(g An American engineer has Just
discovered the fact that the same amount
of powder in Is inch gun will do much
more effective service than in 9-inch
gun; the theory being that the more
room the powder has in which to ex-
pand, the more power it will develop.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-08

Y Thirty thousand enterprising
young gentlemen in Ohio, last year,
promised to love, honor, and buy things"
for thirty thousand bright-eyed danes
and damsels; snd the thirty thousand
danes and damses blushed and whim-
pered, and said they "never could go
through the ceremony In the world"
aud then very quietly accepted their
destiny, and-on the whole rather liked
Ii.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-08

uCh az L
riding to /
quality /
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COUNT
COuIJG L
4 each L
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$3.50,
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on Sat&
e at C8u 4
10 heald Il
and Ngl, II
comp. Il
New EDg L
cd tOselt II
her store
to furnish 4
aw % gooo
Mr.. StimP
90 pounds L
market OF
Id % COW:
about llc
Cambridsr /
cows and L
q n. /
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air at 18c. /
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don atli@ |
the zane
ID at 1OH9 |
rabletoihe
le butchers
q 70 lover
,anada bes'
Dow sod
at the same
ep at seq
lead. rs
s2OO. One
8 at $8t"
varke q Ia
on 106 gooS
We therefor
e lower, ca
With heaV!
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-26

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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-26

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.da - -ri ln' l.nn sohsetrrI i'ss 10. i.iins
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-26

: ln'i.a" i,an odi ,zradssGa1t1 IA
"..r .lf' 4and isT ii; atuii hs;dp -
r .i'n rvodR .di HI. y!qareo e, asi
- Ni1pii "a,
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-26

Hickory Stripes rha, ,pa,sby or a!I,saTss-1s !I
MarlLaro Pais aud Stripes III. Nv n,iao, ~ "A
hinscys und Kerseys; .i hyi,ei .seT .pe.i a ,e,
Canton El,pnols .nd Io,,o :,is ss!Ia' cid
/, 'f3ayoT .abasN ~
Paper aud English Gambrics; yss.,aY :.
Brown Holland and Scliciss Iai.gnts Y -
Slate and Satin Jeans $ al :. ,,h;.x =.
Apron Checks; pa ff ~ gai,u.sa =.
Iickinss i'll great variety, /: -,.f.."r sr."v
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-26

Very Superior Linen Damask Napkins and Doylics;
Damasked Fringed and Colored Bordered Towels; z
Linen Crash Doylics and Cotton Diupers, .nr ,ci4
fine Irish Linens Of Very sqperior Quality 4
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-26

These principles trade we find be imuab RUTH
Meintl "1zIE" BUSINESS
purchase" Aud
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-26
OCTOBER 1867.

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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-26

y WANTING our part cultivate the asA
RETAIL aud Prices before
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-26
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The New York herald., 1867-11-01
TIE POLITICAL CAgIlaIGa.
CONTINUED FROM TT mn pAcp

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The New York herald., 1867-11-01
THE REGISTRATION TO-DAY.

To-day and 70 morrow the Boards Of Registry will
meet In the places given below TO close the registration
Of for tho election OF Tuesday noxt For the
beneat Of those who read the law as amended
Il may be well 70 state that person vote at the
election Tuesday who has not personally appeared
before the registrars and had his namo entered
shss year Tho list or last year is entirely
ignored, and vote at all who
Is registered The sttngs OF to-day and
properly for the purpose OF revision correc-
uon, addition, and subtraction. The completion OF the
Hat b also object The law expects all citizens TO
register at the hrst session which takes place three
weeks before tneeccton This last session provided
.or the addition OF names Of those who qualified
voters tho 18th ult, but who will have attained
their majority perfected their citizenship BY election
day.
The classes wiH be embraced as fonows:-
hrst-Ihose wko on election day, will have COM
peied the full year OF State residence that day be
fully OF age.
Second-rhose Who having previously comp etsd that
full year, election day, have completed the four
months cornty residence
Third-Those whc by election day, will have been
naturAxed ten full days
Fv,rth Those whe will have been fully thirty days
resident Of the Congressional Senate or Assembly,
or Aidernanc disck or Of ali those districts, when
election day arrives
The New York herald., 1867-11-01
ccusT or SESSIONS.

Conviction for Burglar, -Scufcncc, Two
Years in state Prison.
Before Judge Dikeman Justices Hoyt and Voorhees,
The only tried yesterday was that Of man
named John Ward. aged apparently about twenty ave
years, who indicted for burglary. The evidence
for the prosecution showed that the afternoon OF
3Is OF July last the prisoner while under the influence
Of Quor entered the house No. 25S Fulton avenue, aud
proceeded 30 the second Aoor where no beard BY
Mrs. Harscau to open the door of parlor occu.
pied by Mr.. Haeck. That lady Immediately
repaired 10 the apartment where she found the
who stated that he desired 70 NrS NcCaty.
Upon be,rg informed that persou OF the lived
there he made escape the street. followed by Mr.
Hearleaa and Mr. Hsleck. and was there arrested By
officer Alexander Barr, Of tho Central ohcc, who had
seeu him enter the house. Ward IL old offender,
having beea once before confined the Penitenlsry
Tor larceny.
The jury rendered verdict convctrg the prisoner OF
burglary IN the tnrd degree. On being csled up for
sentencs be stated that he was drunk al tue
entering the house that lie did know wha, lie
About. Judge D.keman scnienccd him TO Tie state
prison FOR two years
The coart then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1867-11-01

Ds.-s sss s: ss zs.
SS;s. yilis%:ea' Lake wilmington mn
drsy NYork bark HArzourg tBrsm wachier. do In the
PdkIREss s1 MONROE. Oct as-saled shps Polar star
BORDEAUX; Joseph Clark. Panama: sulote Japan; v<r
mont Baltimore. brgs MAude, 90; Maggie Hammond Lily
GALVESTON. Oct ls-Arri.ed. .ehr. ) W Has H,ekn,
Lea Milton Philadelphia
M s q q. ssss, :.ss. sHr Ola
Derby: Harry Lsndeil whiidos Hudson Edward ESin..
oLoGoEsfER oas as@%r,sS i srs Tyre eBrI Ls1;s
aas.u: & sYarf for Pssssns
sh HOLE Ss - x :od .is 81 S
e. dNyora .ssD, ssss w.ss% ..h.. xsTSs o Port
sTols Eas9 sSe s5,'R so'ss ssI s'
on; mort; ss hnsss gs1wn = John NJ for Del
lBr, Edssii HnisSoro NB for kswari soais jos vii
s.rs ss &
H.sss
wssssooE Lissjohn. % fof NYo.k Arctic. lsaiy
ss - ss's e.
o1 ~ Ss Ri sss
for DO Ronny Ives bolt do for Fs River JAS Dcnahus.
iss'ss ssss S s:
Rsusp:s ssss: ;: S:S: S.sss cSss Raymond
i snf rsd. :sr; wss ss1 s r,o .I
ns ss s u S: ...
Arrived ao.h. rnle Partridge NYort tarA
s.i.s ga .ssT .s,s ssSsls rs,ss 5, .s.s1s
NYork: Argus Eys townsend. unc; Nets Carrier, %;
MIfiHRfpoE oesssY1rTSed. brig sophie, sso.uca-
NV oRIEASs oc; EAr,,.sd bar. .s,s ysTss % wass .
s.eam.hlps Monterey Edwards Nyork; Trade
XEw BEDfoRD Oct Sailed ship syrsn. Perkins,
.ss ss s s NSs sris Golden e, "a .h,
Mary Kenssr R.s.ed Y over Pass cavs0 b. pss o.
YORK. chr Emily M New Yors ss
PENSACOLA. Oct ss-Anived brig n Williams, Stan
vds.s 4 .ss. ns srs ss, T. osssss
Robinson Boston, Ruby, Lee, Neweuryport.
a. a0ds
sAa Il aT re"
%sy ss,. h :r MINNIE Rpp
e % S91 ) RIVE. oa
wsseSdgSs, Csl,i. % for Phila p...,m. r.-..
srs sona Br sssop dG schrs sophsrn S. STcss
II: r.s.
Ss S fS: gs
Ivanhoe tBrl chestney, London barks Amalia tBfeml
..: .sas nsmSuis SSn3 fome
Sailed Sept 80 tnot 6efore osrks we.sin, Siaschasd
Prince Alfred tBr Bsvan. Llvsrpool bark San Lorenzo
ciearea oc, 4 bark Irene tBr, Walsh Monseydso
HaSre M Amy a. 'sI s Ksnd:
do Oct ~. ship Gardner Colby Dunbax New
port w bark Oliver Cults (Brl Wilson. Sydney, NSW.
Farnsworth, Havana.
WILMINGTON, NC, Oct 29-Arrived. brig Thets (Br).
Mcdonald, Boston: schr ID Warner. Horton, NYofk.
WASHINGTON, g, Oct 30-ATrlved sohr John Tsucy,
Penobscot river.
Sailed brig Charles williams, Thompson, Georgetown
10 load for Eastern port
wAREHAM Oct Ss-Arrived schr Angler, Bssss. Eliss-
bcthporI
Nth-Saled schr Monitor Robbins NYork.
The New York herald., 1867-11-01
SUPREME C0uaT-clSCulT.

The Suit Against the New Jersey Central
Railroad Company.
Before Judge Gilbert.
Nary Harfy Adwinistratrfz, u.s. the Central Roilro0d
Company Of Nee Jersey.-The jury in this case, the
particulars OF which were reported in the HERALD OF
Wednesday. after remaining out for about four hours
returned into shortly after three O'Clock yesterday
and announced through their foreman, that they
unable agree upon verdicl. They were thereupon
dlscnarged by the court. II appeared that the jury
stood eight favor OF finding for the plaintiff and four
for the defendants. The plaintiff, will DO remem-
bered sued damages In the OF 5000
the OF her husband, Philip Harty, who struck
BY a locomotive OF a train this railroad Clare
VI dav
The New York herald., 1867-11-01
SUPREME CouRT-cnAMBERs.
The Pacific Mali Steamship Company Again In
Court
Before Judge GiiberL

Before Judge Gilbert
In re The Application cf Charles e. Richmond for
Inspeetioa Of the Scck Ledger Of The Pacific Acii eum
ship Company on behalf OF this application Mr. Rich
mond presented to tho Court affidavit setting forth
that be stockhoder in the Pacific Mall Steamship
Company and that election OF officers OF sad COM
pany take place within thirty days. that he had
applied to the officers 6f the company for permission
inspect the stock ledger, and that they had
offered him for Inspection with view TO
obtaining correct iiss OF the stockholders, such
books as would afford the Information desired only
upon examination which would occupy several days
that the stock ledger which In their possession.
would afford the desired Information by examination
Of about four hours Upon this affidavit Judge
Gilbert granted order 10 show why pcremptory
mandamus should not issue compel respondents
10 exhibit the stock ledger.
Yesterday upon tho return OF the order to show
cause and the making OF the motion. the Court in-
mated that 1t entertained doubt Of the right OF the
reator the inspection OF the stock ledger Respon-
dents counsel then applied for further tiino 70 allow
them properly 10 prepare 70 oppose the motion aud
tho Court directed The further hearing 10 be adjourned
until SATURDAY. morning, at ten O'Clock. For the
isto Ar Emo and Mr. Vsnderposl for the respondent,
Mr.. Potter
The New York herald., 1867-11-01

schr Katie Mclean. Conkliu Huntington for Essex
Schr Daniel Webster Packer Rcndout for New Lonoon
srhr Percy MuInan. Newbrrs Tor Boston
Schr fzmA Underwood. -
Yacht Dauntless Lyons Hampton Roads Oct - va Deia
ware BreakwAter II hours James Bennett, "; Oct ~
IN heavy Ne gale the Delaware potboai Moses Grinne
was Ia collision with unknown schooner while ylng ~
anchor In the and had b0lh mas and Dowspf
carried sway. Damage 70 schooner unknown
sailed,
Steamships Union. Bremen; Eagle. Havana; ssrstoga.
Norfolk, Barnes. Savannah. and from quarantine
steamship Atlantic. Bremen
Tie ship Idaho anchor Al the sW SPIT ana osrs
Mary Belle Rooerts for Hamburg anchored In oravesend
Bay.
Below.
Brig Alco Franklin from Porto Rico
No 81
Wind al sunset NNW.
The New York herald., 1867-11-01


FRS Hea.-lne betting ran one hundred TO eighty
on Pel,ee. There evidently disposition TO aws'
the result oi tie rst nesl With but little delay tbs
horses besan 10 score and =. the second atcmpt shot
away beautifully. Pesec having the pole. Around the
turn they were neck aud neck but nearing the quarter
polo the horse forged srh'is ahead reaching thai point
and passing u three lengths IN advance movirg
very steadily. Tme ihirty-eight seconds Down
toe bacKstreich, against the wind, blowing very
stnly upon thar part of tho Course tho horse
maintained this position until approaching the
haii-mle pole when the mare broke, and he sped y
four icns'hs ahead IN llTk. This zap could no, te
mnde up by tho mare pettec trofiDg very evenly. and
tins down tho lower turn, and homeward Dasy breaking
t the areeqlsrics pole and again The stretch Pc,tee
came home tne winner seven lengths in advance time
234h rhis result seemed to have been anticipated,
aud tbe only observations u evoked were that Pet,co
was acting beautifully, aud ,ha, hts victory fore
fonc CONCLUSION.
Sscgrd HssL--palsv's friends were but few. One
hundred TO ten offered upon Pctter but these offers
not readily taken, the mares chances Of win.
pipg we're thought 10 be less than nothing. Amer
inefecual attempts 20 obtain sr start they rec sed
the word head and Lead shooting around the iurn
Daisy worked away from Pettee aud dsshug up to tho
quarter pole ~ gallant s.yie. she brushed ny
u three lengths ahead, VA ihry sccnnus, with
cries O. appreciation from tue a.semblage Down tie
back stretch this position was maintained, and APP
preaching the hali-ia'e pole Il evident that the
mare was oAtroIng her antagonist Tnis puint was
passed three aud haif engls 10 advance W Daisy
lio Leaving the pole fettec broke but quickly re-
covering he srnsged nsgnitceuty catch the feet
footed mare the csaz forth chocrs from the
spectators Atboirh be could 10, accomplish fhis hs
tapped her and thus beautifully they rushed past the
stand. Dasy neck the winner making tbs heat WITHOUT
. SKIP Time. "a.
Ihsrd Heai -ihe marc hai gained few additional
friends. bat their condolences IN vas limited. fhe
horse was SUI ine ia,prite. tue pools seingpettee
$50; Daisy, s2l ~ ne afst aitempt they HAD capital
scndoG. Arolnd the turn lie mare forced length 10
the fron'. tr0iiirg vely siead.y. Approaching the
quarter pole they boa troke but toe qniskis re-.
covered herself aud rIsAed by thus poni three
lengths she,d 10 lhitty-ssven seconds. Speeding
down the back stretch. the mare retained the
sdvancsd posNou. bnt nearing tue hsli-ine
pole the horse made srecuvs burst end lesreaed tue
ON xflpa
by II 10 ] ie Down tie lower turn sud by the three.
quarter poie Prttse struggled aaHsntiy, and rpon
tue homsarscL crept 10 ihe mare and wss sfeaaiy
forging shead oi hef inch by inchwhch vas aided by
her breaking though she quickly recovered herself
By the stand Deck the winner IN the ercslsst time Of
2px. Cheer upon cheer greeted bsr upon thh an
The New York herald., 1867-11-01
Boston Jockey Club Meeting.


Bosros, Oct. 81, 1867
The autumn meeting OF tho Boston Jockey Club COM
henced to-day at the Clyde Park, the grounds OF tho
association, having been postponed from yesterday on
account Of the Storm There . large attendance,
comprising representatives OF all leading families
There three races-two on the fiat, and secpie
chase. s-.s.*s. f&
For the FIRST race, mile dash, there were two start
ers, and IL was won by Captain Ewee's Grlmald, tho
other horse Black Knight coming in lengths ahead
having lost the weight contained hts saddle cloth
he was disiancsd, tho time Of the winning horse
being 2;0l. s.s..
The second race was also dash Of q milc and four
horses OF the FIVE entered put appearance II was
capital and close contest being by the gray geld
ing Grmadi by couple OF iengths, the brown mare
Dina being second ee
The third race was sieeple chase, about two and .
half miles, and the bay Relding Tarquin and the
bay horse General Williams were the contestants
Brown, who entered the chestnut horse tycoon.
having taken his animal away. and being ruled
Off tho course for not having paid his for
feits. This race proved 70 be almost . walk
over. from the fact that General Williams refused
wall the very early part or the course and nothing
could induce him to take ts consequently Tarquin who
took all his leaps well, was an easy winner.
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Trotting al the Union Course-Daisy Burn.
Lew Pettce.

There had been much speculation and considerable
interest manifested in the tro,ting match announced
take psce the Union Course yesterday between
horses, as they favorablv known In the racing
world. Although the numbers present were less than
had been anticipated. owing to the unpropous charac
ter Of the day, quite animated throng had
gathered at the appointed hour. The track
in very fair condition. but the stin Wind
blowing Incompatible with good speed. vet
the result Of the race both in regard TO the and
the time made under the peculiar circumstances exist
ing. surprised the throng OF turtles. Lew Pe:ee be-
causs Of his easy victory Daisy Burns few
since upon the track, and her Known pccu!ares
OF suikine made him the favorite But these ideas
were greatly modified before the over. AZ
Daisy. after losing thc FIRST heat and acting Va manner
thai discouraged her hackers second thG and
fourth In grand style making the best time recorded
against her.
RACE.
Match for 81 COO mite heats, three in five
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nounoemenL and many congratulations were bestowed
upon Hiram Howe, her driver.
Foarsh Heat The spcrting gentlemen were in d.
elnna They had made mistake aud hedging was
the order OF lhe uomeut and where only half an hour
prsvioassy one hnnffod ten offered on the
hofxe the NJ are the favorite, ffy to forty.
Al tho 0rst attempt they rot away in handsome style
Eulefrg the Petee broke very badly and, before
e cogd be brought CONTROL Daisy mad shot ahead
six lengths. and this gap was retained at
Tue quarter pole. lime, 81 seconds Leaving
this pont the horse broke again. ard. although
he roted very effectively down the backsretch. the
mare az the haif-mile pole was five lengths TO the
'front.' Time 1l6 II was evideut the gap could not be
yercome by Petee and loud offers from the discounted
vera heard shat Daisy would win the race. Down the
lower turn Pettee broke again. and repeated s the
homestrech, Daisy speeding by the stand At rafting
pace lengths in advance making the heat without
skip In 232k and winning tho race.
The revulsion OF feeling In the minds OF the gentle
present At this unexpected termination was udic-
rousiy manifested; but ali left the With the
pressed opinion that the character OF the trottng and
dinaTy
The New York herald., 1867-11-01

BROOKLYN CITY
THE COURTS.

supreme Courf-Circnit.-Ca This Day.
Held by Judge Gilbert
al O'Clock
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The ciTcntnstances attending The scenes to-day were
all wrong and will have tendency cast q rcproach
upon the powers OF management Of those connecte
| with getting up the trot.