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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-01

RATHER SMARr.-A pretty sharp trick
was played few days since, says the
Bradford Opinion, upon seizing officers
Butterfeld and Foster, of Derby Line,
by Albert Hunt, OF Monroe, N. H., and
who is an old smuggler. He had been
over the line after some DEVILS juice, of
which he had procured shout thirty gal
loni and the man he bought 1t OF was
me,n enough to inform the officer OF 1t,
telling him also when and where he
wolld crosse the line. The aforesaid OF.
fees watched for and intercepted him,
butas they were some distance from
whre they wished to deposit the whis.
key they thought 1t would be easier to
etHunt drive his own team to the de-
potthan to be to the bother OF unload
Ing So they told him to follow them
ant got into their wagon and drove
ahad, Hunt following as meek as =
shep till they got some rods ahead,
WIN Hunt turned around quick and
drive back till he got to where there
wee two roads, when he lodged off in to
th' by.road. When the officers found
tht he had turned about they did so too
AM came back after him; supposing
tht he would keep on the same road he
cone on with the intention of re.cross-
in; the line, they took it. Hunt waited
til he saw them take it when he wheeled
again and took his back track and went
atout his business, deposited his wills.
ky where he intended to, and went to
bd and to pleasant dreams.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-01
Local and state Items.

The GRAND LoDGR EscoRr.--Burling-
ton Commsndery No, 8, Eminent Sir
Russell S. Tan, Commander, have accept.
ed an invitation to be the escort of the
Grand Lodge OF Vermont, at the laying
OF the corner stone of TIC Norwich Uni
versity at Mortified, on Thursday, Au.
gust LIST. This commandery is one Of
the strongest In the State and In their
rich uniforms will doubtless make q flue
appearance at Mortified.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-01

sEA-Capt. Thos. P. Moore, who
died at Chelsea, last spring, at the age of
Sugars, was the son of Thomas Moore, the
first settler of the town, was bern the
year after his parents removed there
The first Mr.. Moore and wife came from
Winchester, N. H., and on arriving at
ROyalton, on the White river, they left
the stage and walt ed through q wilder
ness along branch of that stream. He
carried on bis back all their household
utensils, and she a child in her arms
After travelling Is miles, they felled the
first tree and erected the first log cabin
in what is now the "center of the town.
One of the grandsons lives upon the
same farm; another is Rev. E. j. Moore
of Shelburne Falls, Mass.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-01
WOODSTOCK RAILRoAD-The Wood

WOODSTOCK RAILRoAD-The Wood
stock Standard says
On Thursday evening last Hon. On
slow Stearns and his engineer arrived in
town for the purpose OF examining the
routes surveyed for our proposed rail-
road, and in company with several of
the directors and Mr.. Engineer Doten
spent the day in examining the ground
hereabouts and on to Queeche. On his
way up on Thursday he examined what
is known as "Shallis Hill" Being
obliged to retHrn to Concord Friday
night he was unable to visit "Johnson's
Hollow" but is expected to come again
for that 10 a few days. We are gratified
but not not surprised to learn that Mr.
Stearns vas very fsvorahly impressed
win the business asprct OF our village
ana the surrounding country.
lis doubtless well kown that Mr..
Stearns is expected to lease or run over
our road in connection with the North
ern road, and we therefore hope for
another and concluding visit from him
soon, that the work of locating and
constructing may be commenced.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-01

MAsoNIC.-A commandery of Knights
Templar, as Palestine Commandery No.
5,was constituted at St. Johnsbury, July
23d, and the following officers duly in
stalled: Sir J, L. Perkins, E. G; Sir
D. Wiley, Gen; Sir j. Bacon ID, Captain
General; Sir George May, Prelate; Sir
E, W. Carbee, s. W; Sir G. P. Carpen-
ter, J. w; Sir A. s. Livingston, Treas.
Sir F. j. Dalton, Recorder; Sir W. s.
Hill, Ward; Sir J. Worthen, St. B; Sir
s. Martin, Sw. B; Sir C. F. spsulding,
lst Captain of the G; Sir j. Bartlett, I'd
Captain of the G.; Sir J. Clarke, Sd
Captain of the G; Sir D. A. French act
ing as Right E. G. C; Sir J. R. Thomp-
son, acting G. G. G.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-01

WINDSOR COUNTY FAIR.-We are un-
der obligations to Lorenzo Kent, ESQ, of
Woodstock, the efficient Secretary of the
Windsor County Agricultural Society,
for pam phlet containing the list Of
premiums for the Twenty second Annual
Fair of the Society, to be held at Wood
stock, September oath, 25th and Goth.
Nearly $780, are to be distributed in pre-.
miums. This is one of the Oldest as
well as the most useful Agricultural
Associations in Vermont, and in practi.
cally benefting it's members in matters
that pertain to Agriculture, none have
exerted so wide an Influence, and others
should copy its example. Samuel Tay-
lor, Esq, OF Hartland, is its President.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-01
Washington Items.

Inc ItCelpts lIOul luItIHdI I6NGuut
Friday were s818,444.
The question of the removal of Gen.
Sheridan, so persistently rumored as un-
der consideration by the Administration,
was not even limited at the Cabinet
meeting Friday.
The special committee on alleged
frauds in he Pay Department have ex-
amined ex Gov. Ford Of Ohio, who was
counsel in case in court where it was
proved that clerks in the Paymsster
Generals Office were in collision with
certain claim agents.
About 40 post offices were re opened
In Virginia and West Virginia last week.
In nearly every case the offices were old
ones which had been suspended by the
exig encies OF the times, and the former
postm asters, with few if any exceptions,
have been continued in office.
The Judiciary Committee of the
House were instructed at the recent ses-
sion to inquire if Kentucky, Maryland
and Delaware have Republican forms of
government. In order to accomplish the
work incident to the investigation, the
committee has been divided into sub
com mittees, each having State in
charge.
The evidence in the Surratt trial
closed on Friday last, the fortieth OF trial
the defence waving the right 10 ex-
anime the rebuttipg witnesses relative
to character Arguments on points OF
law raised on the evidence will occupy
the attention of the court for two or
three days, after which the regular sum-
ming up will take place. The case will
reach the jury about week from TO. day.
BY direction Of the President
proclamation has been prepared, in &C.
cOrdaDCe with the resolution of the
House, warning tlllibusters that the pen
alties of the law will be visited upon
them, etc, but, unless there shall be
rection OF Mexico by the fllibusters the
proclamation will not be promulgated.
MIR. Plumb, the Secretary of Lega-
zion TO Mexico, is now in the United
States, and it was by the Secretary of
State deemed absolutely essential that
our Government should be at once rep
resented at the Juarez Government. Mr..
Ottenburg being in Mexico, and acting
as our Minister, under commission,
which expired with the last day of the
late session of Congress, it has been
deeped advisable TO continue him as the
Representative of the United States by
special order, This action of the State
Department has been approved by the
President and Cabinet.
The regular Cabinet meeting Fri.
day lasted two hours. 1t was decided
to appoint Lieut.. Gen. Sherman and
Brig. Gems. Harvey and Terry as the
military portion of the Commission
authorized by the recent act OF Congress
TO make peace with the Indians. Gen.
Terry is in DakOtab, and Gen. Harvey
was the only Brigsdier who was not in
active service, he being on retired list,
of Commissioners named by COsgress.
Messrs. Tappsn and Sanborn Henderson
are in St. Louis. The greater part of the
Commission are expected to meet in st.
Louis in about ten days, when they will
organize and proceed at once to the
Plains. The War Department has pre-.
pared the necessary orders to furnish the
Com mission with sustenance, transport.
sion and proper escort.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-01
BLACK RIVER CLUB.


Total, .........,27 81 Total..........27 so
Time of game hours and As minutes.
Umpire-Wm. j, Blsrk of the Chester B. B. G.
Scorers-J, f. Spaulding for Black Rever Is.
B. c.; L. II. Morris for o. X. B. B. C.
The most friendly feelings existed
throughout the game, and at it's conclu.
sion the participants adjourned to the
hotel to psrtake of refreshments furnish
ed by the Black River B. B. Club.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-01

REscUED.-On Saturday evening, Goth
int, the crew of the Mountain Maid
pisked up two drunken men who were
fRting in Lake Memphremagog in the
vitinity of the Mountain House. They
were too drunk to give correct account
of themselves, but probably had upset
their boat In q quarrel.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-01

Owls CAUGHT.--Mr 0zas Cheever of
Walden, has had some trouble in raising
turkeys, and setting trap, he caught
last week two horned owls that meas
ured four feet five inches from tip to tip.
Mr., Cheever thinks now he shall be able
to raise some turkeys for Thanksgiving.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-01

MASSACHUSETTS, Republican Con.
vention to nominate State officers In
Massachusetts, is called to meet st
Worcester on Wednesday, September
IL. 1t is expected Senator Wilson will
nreside
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-01

fEw LIGHT HoUsE.-A new wooden tow.
erhas been erected at the South end OF the
Beakwater at Plattsburgh, N. Y, Lake
Camp-Map, from which a fixed white
liIht of the sixth order will be exhibit.
&c for the first time, on the evening Of
August lst 1867.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-01

ST. CONSERVATION Friday evening of
last week dedicatory exercises were held
in the rooms of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association at St. Johnsbury. DR..
Brooks, president, presided, and made
an appropriate congratulatory address,
explaining the objects of the organiza-
tiou, and the principles of christian
union which entered into it-members
ofall evangelical churches uniting in the
association. Instructive and very in
terestiDg addresses were made by Rev.
Mr.. Titus, Rev. Mr.. Cummings, Rev. Mr..
Weber, and Rev. E. T. Fairbanks. The
services were interspersed with singing
and prayer, Young men, though not
members of churches, of good moral
character, are received into the associa-
tion as associate members. The rooms
are to be open for all young men for
reading and social intercourse.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-01

Dead. Curnow, one of the men
that was hurt by the discharge ola blast
at Barton Ore Bed, died Wednesday P.
NJ about "a hours after the accident.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-01

SORROW AND ITS RgsULrs.-The Lyn-
don Union gives the following account
of the death OF an aged citizen, brought
about by sorrow OF mind:
SFlvanus jenkins, father of the AL.
bert jenkins who was recently convict
I'd OF msnslaughter, died at his residence
Friday, the l9lh inst, aged ~ years.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-01

LEGISLATIVE APPLICATIONS. $500 Notices
of application to the General Assembly
are beginning to appear in the papers,
among which are the following:
A charter for railroad from Richtord
to some point on the Vermont g. Canada
Railroad.
A renewal or extension of the Mont
pelier and Connecticut River Railroad
from Montpelier or Berlin, to connect
with the Vermont Central, thence east.
erly in the counties of Washington and
Caledonia to Wells River, to connect
with the Passumpsic and New Hamp-
shire Railroads at that point.
A charter for railroad from Montpe-
lier through the towns Of Berlin, Barre,
Williamstown, Brooktleld, Randolph and
Bethel to Royalton.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-01

ARREsT.-Some time ago Waldo T.
Davis, postmaster at Van Vert, O., was
charged with robbing letters and ab-
seconded, but last week a deputy United
States marshal, who had been on his
track, overlook and arrested him at
Brattleboro. He was then taken to
Cleveland, o., before a United States
court. and rele ased on s.. 900 bail.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-01

RoBBEBY.-Mr. Geo. Taylor had his
pocket picked of some SIS to $50, while
standing in the cars at the depot in
Bellows Falls last Tuesday. He was
Just starting with mis- family for his
home in Kansas. He formerly resided
in keene, N. H., and is brother of Capt.
Walter Taylor Of the Falls, with whom
he had been spending few days on a
visit. Capt. Taylor searched two sus.
piclous looking chaps but did not find
the missing u4oley.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-01

LARGE HBIPER.-L. Wilbur of Putney
has a two year old grade Durham heifer
which weighs ITO lbs Who can beat
this1
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-01

KLLED.-On Wednesday July 18th, a
man named Newell, watchmas on the
Concord, Montreal & Boston r. R., was
killed at Woodville, opposite Wells
River. He stepped between the cars to
couple them and backed into a cattle
guard, falling across the rail Thr cars
passed. over his legs. The accident &C.
Cured at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, and be died at
10 O'Clock the same evening.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-01

not how the captain could for moment
hesitate to comply with the demand for
the surrender of the fugltives.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-01

TRoUBLg.-An American vessel in
Bremerhaven, Germany, has got itself
into trouble by hsrborlns deserters from
the Prussisn army. As the vessel was
u O ~ ubtsr! Pfuss.al 1a.eTs, We do
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-01

TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT and un-
safe remedies for unpleasant and dangerous dis
aeses. Use Helmbolds Extract Buchu and i'm
proved Rose Wash Enthusiastically
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-01

BUTTER.-Bsrton sent 10000 pounds
of new butter to market, last week,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-26
influences uf Aloshsrs.

LsEs as va sasy stAsr Nssasns thsEs
ssaaa Dc fsssl ard lssaFssssbas tss soss sE
s'noshss;;" |" CARA y ws may 90 other II;
ass, ear mpshsrs fsss d stiIl she fairsss
bead ~ ne shsll % oshaT iaHaansass sssll
svss ail, sileas bas magksys sssshiAs r.
as from long game years, is > noshsr's
infasnce. Ths hesrs msy bs saYwafd
as tbs sims; fear, sasresty, ths siisas
agony, al IN win; sAs may sink inse
bss grave dsspairipg bat these are 40,
fos, no prayer, ns ssunsel, ne appeal.
When tossing oeeans separate, and 9TH,
o. scenss alssraot; VIXEN years have soli
ID their sssady increase, ana care asd
toll and grief haze joined 10 make ihs.
sif-rellant man When shs green grass
wsves abess her grase-thsn, aadike'io
toe soal, as whsa Arst spoksa In zoe ear,
eoms shoss aeglssaed words 70 strength
sn and to says. In the mighty wsntpi
bis soui, the pfodigai hears his mothers
voice, her hymn, her prayer, her preoeps,
flashes over bin 10 Bis rios vision Of
Der form knssliag by bis bedside and
tescbing his Innocence TO pray. In upon
scenes Of sin and shame and liesase
soues that pure, that holy, thas all-loy-
hg presence. Tbs wins-cup falls the
lsmptsr is as bay. 4 listis ehfld ID spis-
4, bus giant 10 . nsw-f fouad strength,
be dsshes all away. and goes ont Int
shs wcrld With nsw resolvs And hope, TO
contend, not alone, against she refils
viii, ,h hAd wsIi-nigh mastered hsm. Full
many . siuss jGss Al ths srisis hour
yoa hsvs kneWn a. hare knawn ia
hong forgotten wssd or laok--s hstls
wAif Aoaaiag dOwn shs sids Of ysars-
has borne the perilled soal into iss safety
Do ron sgmamb bsr thai toast which vas
gixen in the camp 81 shs Mass&snusests
rsgimeas lass Thank sgiving dsg-"our
matharsf" Did NOS 10, and the
ahe Eesreass ns3s 10 ID sears, and whsr-
svsr shs kuowlsdgs Of II wsst, speak a.
40 eloqususs or laagaese ssslds 70 The
all-perSading, unqasssionaals xiaaasacs
81 nashsEs 2-v Bee. J. y. Ward
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-26

! raUEsD1Y alpRsIso. DEC, %. !


The fsllswiag under sAs head "a
Protest. from NilAia,n = ws alp frea sAs
Uasea DssaOerss, pablishsd u Asashss.
ssss = u. Yys4 s.
4 The article 80 nsaEls rspsessnss our
issliags and pssssiss tor shs lsss sigh
sesn ysars. thai We adopt a - cor own.
Prior 40 ls4a ws assd 70 astaad shareh
regularly, aad asEiFsd mash piaasars, #
aos psoas, In hssfiag the ssgipsussa AK
psanded. Bal whsn The pssaebsss egs-
ssaasa 10 tsks shsis taxs Tram ihs Biblss
aafl sAsa preached . sermon upon shs im-
esessses Of shs sdoption oi ths s'Wilmos
and aa.smptsd 70 shsw thai
Soc paspls si The nossh wsss responsible
for the tsin Of Slavery SO called ano
whsn shey began to preach pslisiea, in-
stead Of stohriss and him srualaed,'' ~
. Msaas % ssivaaion; ne quis going to
oAafsb, asd sxpsSk lo aontinne 10 absent
oassslf shsrefseu, until We can fad some
ehaFcb, whea the pEaahsE prsashss tbs
Gospel Of Divins truth and iasids Of The
church ausirsly igaorsa politics and 20
lisieal Issues. Here i whas the Dssso.
eras ssys ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-26

Hsa ssnssas With hayiag ssasszsss ap-
% sha aezra popslasioa hal bas nsskss
iaso tAis DissrisG frpm thsa aaisiaiRs
sassEiss Of Aasyland and virKlsiss -Aas
fram almosi evesY othss ssafAssn Ssaas,
sha right 10 vefss 70 Bic - iarlsss = hsss
eizss, As.. 10, lbs leaders af he sskrsa
pAsbis party hsrs sra siraalaliag pssss
siaas 10 ospgfsss. 70 sspssgrsssss = - ms
psrpssratioa u sal farshss estzagsss by
passias isws % ssppsl snpis1Es4s kAs
aakra lasorsss. TAs asxt ssse wiil y 4
sanpsl ~hils people = aasxsy sssrsss-
Il ii posslsls shsa shsss nadnen II 0ss-
grass. xhs ass resting spss ~ tfssss.
les psspls u Wsshiastea - asssxs~
sewa shsir petty spiss fsf - ssssrs rs-
haks samsassssssd % thsn n her sssN
ssilasass ii hose, nd . rssliss saas
sasy ars lsvskisg slasn a popalss ~
aisnAsiss tbaf ~iil swsep hsR sas 81
soaisissl aHissssss fsssSss = afsssa
5mtefSzqaexv,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-26

f@t@ S@s macy. a@a@s 10
The bill passsd by beth nsusss Of
CobgYsss, slsikieg tbs wefd 'swhiss'' cut
Of the charter sf shis city, and all shs
lava Of Congress sAfarEing 80 ID, was
sent from the House YESTERDAY and siga-
ed By Mr.. Vice Presidsnl Wade. This
bill proposes to give ali power 10 shs
Dis.rics 70 Iss nsggo popalatisn. IL will
snsasstionably BE- vssssa By tnS Prasi-
dsns, and undoabtedly BE- pssssd By q
kws shirds vote ia both Houses. 1t nass
thus stand upoa tbs ssasass book uatil
s6s psopls demand its repeal. Mr..
Wade, In assigning the reason which ia~
duced him 70 believe that he would Be
successful in his lats ssrugsls Id ohie,
10 reported I'd have said that be could
not be persuaded that msn could Be
"mean" enough to require communities
where negroes wsrs In . majority to a.
cord them the electoral qualification,
when the likb was rejected In thoss
which contained bus handful Of negro
voters. lie nsvsrthsIess signed this
abominsbls bill, which. In eHaos, lesis-
latss the Negro into 80, auqaessionsd sa-
prsmaey. - Na!. fntsiRgsaeer.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-26
The Supply Of Arms 10 Loyal Cfti.
xeus. &@

Tha falIaxins q IA sA-&LA-+& sxvEa saza
regular sspofl Of the proceedings OF tbs
House Of Representatives On MQnday
lAss:
ssAr. Mangsu.-f ash Tbs unanimous
eonssnt Of lhs House 70 Offer sAs fell
loving prsanbls and sssoiasion;
ssWhersas, on the second page Of the
pamphlet entitled "fseport Of the sesoad
Auditor OF tbs Treasury, December .,
1867, there appears an item Of sxpsn-
dituss OF several hsadred dollars on as.
count oi "suppIying arms and munitions
Of var to loyal oisizsas IN revolsed
states.n Thsrefors,
'sBs II ResoiVsd BIZ the House Of Rep.
resen.ativss Of the United STATES, That
the Secretary sf the Treasury bsinssrse4
ted 10 repors f6rtswith to this House the
facts eosnsstsd Win this expenditure I;
who snsb lpyai eitfssns were She svi-s
deaos of their loyalty; shsshsr shsy
wsts white or oolored and toe name Of
ths State or States which wers 10 rsvols
when sash expenditure vas made. e.
ssAir. Msynasd,-I objsct.@
The infornaslon here called FOR will
be traiy Interesting be The soantsy. There
Ia much curiosity 10 know sEAs States
were 'tsn rsvolsS ID 1857, aad to sAem
eaursd the beneEl ef tAss nyassfioaa sxr.
psndGsurs for ssms and naaisiens si
var Tor aioyaio fsisis snsss From he
sagernsssof the gsssissaan from Tsaass.
see Is prsvsss shs iatrsdassioa Of The
sippis rsssfatiaa Of isauiry, II may
well BE- inferred that this sxpsndisars
was made 10 bshslf os Brownlew'a min
ssas. asd thai shgssis ssssmrshine yos.
sss fnsllsamaskn q shisA he Rsps sse1sa.
i've OF sha ss~callsd Yspsesass loyalty
wosla Eain hide from We public gass.
II " 10 BE hoped thss Mr.. Munges sail
press the ssseaatien - she sszaisas op-,
Uos4aaikF - iNwsS Iseieli iSaskeeys
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-26

gT Thils be question of iaapessas
.aase usa psndipx ssIors the Hssss. Re
pl,sassg Gassits .saIa; II coszy&s
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ii val rshsreby pass ssatsnes q seas
asaaAatas apan iasalfs1 =
oosesss Asstss sa1sd nos % tnSsasA
ahs Prssiasse. iAsmAiaEisy = - ssds
akaad self- seedsnxAd swk~- e
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-12-26

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