Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-06

Iowa.
bonner is increasing the circulation
Of his Ledger.
The Blairs have been putting their
heads together,
Mrs. lincoln will not call on Victo-
ria unless she is invited.
Gen. Grants speeches are being pub
lished in all the papers.
-There'has been hroak in the canal
At Patterson.
The Senate recently passed ten bills
in two hours.
Mount Vernon is said to be in
wretched condition.
The first load of now wheat has lust
arrived at Sandusky, Ohio.
The Fenian picnic at Buffalo caused
a slight commotion in Canada
Patterson people are calling for more
brick for building purposes
cleveland, Ohio in few wears. eN-
poets TO be the Queen City of Ohio.
New London has Just bought 10000
pounds Of whalebone, What will abe
do with it.
Over a seventh part of the State Of
Mississippi is advertised for sale under
execution.
An abundance Of coal has already
been taken from the Pennsylvania coal
mines for the coming winter.
The Philadelphia Evening Star talks
about Sophisticated" wines, when it
means adulterated.
Sir Morton Peto hopes to make an
other fortune large enough 10 restore him
To Parliament
The farmers in Montana are yolking
buffalo calves with the expectation of
training them to do the work of oxen.
The Charleston Is c. Daily News
( says that city is now fairly alive Glad
to hear it; it's been dead long enough.
A groom in England. charged with
having poisoned race horse at Barnsts-
ble, has been sentenced to five years penal
servitudc.
1t is said there are one hundred more
newspapers in the United States than
there was five years ago Quite likely.
Mr.. Browne.
The camp meeting recently held at
North Hector, Yates county, \. Y, was
very successful, resulting in two hundred
conversions.
j Two hundred prominent citizens Of
Gloucester have petitioned the owners Of
the steamer \, r. Banks TO discontinue
1t, Sunday excursion trips.
AT Danville Miss. ont of seventy
seven negroes, one voted the Democratic
ticket, and has since received present of
"forty acres and mule
The Chinese embassy proposes 10 Wis
/ ii Auburn, shortly after the adjournment
of Congress.
Charles Bates man of property,
and of somewhat singular life, died OF
consumption in Clarksun, New York
lately.
The wheat and corn arriving at Buffa-
10 nowadays are greatly injured by the
warm weather The atmosphere of the
city i, imprrgnated with unwhulesome
"dur- IN consequence.
Russell Abel, a soldier Of the war of
1872, die4 nr Groveland, \. y, ON
the 2nth instant, aged eighty-seycn.
Til state Teachers Association met
this year at Owego, \. Y. 1t was the
twenty. .auvth annual session, and great
success.
Tn brjrklayers Of Oneida make se7
"a week
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Berlin. Chrn.mgo County, n =, Nov, ID
lS9s
"A iatlorr in Oneida raised seven
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"anoa!dI refuses to receive the Amer
lean vls'tors who call on him at Cnpre-
ra,
-Iuckerman, the new American Min
isf'r 10 "reece has been well received by
the hlnE'
Prince Napoleon has finished his
hungarian tour,
Carl Benson SAYS that twenty year.
ago there were only three New Workers
who rode horseback for pleasure They
were GOV. Fish, Mr.. Schemerhorn, and
Benson himself
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