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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02
The Late Indian Treaty.

WAsiIINGToS, June JOth.
a petition was received here this after
noon, addressed to the President of the
United States, signed by all the chiefs of
the great and little tribes Of Usage In
dams, praying the Senate not to ratify the
treaty recently made with them, by which
their eight million acres of land were dis
posed off at the rate Of twenty cents per
acre. The petition says the treaty does
not represent the wishes of the. tribe, but
that they were induced to sign it on ac-
count Of threats and promises made by the
commissioners. The latter threatened
that unless the chiefs signed it, all pro-
lection would be withdrawn and the
whites would be allowed to drive the In
dams away from their houses without
compensation, and that the 100000 due
on the former treaty would not be paid.
The commissioners promised that the
government would not modest any of the
tribe on account of depredations com
mitted by them if the treaty was signed
and that finally, through threats and
many promises, the treaty was signed.
They now regret signing it, and ask thu
Senate not to ratify it, saying that fthei
lands must be sold they want it don,
without threats.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02
From New York.

NEW YORK, June 81.
The Brooklyn bricklayers have appro-
prfated $4,000 in aid of their fellow jour
neymen of New York, who are now on a
strike
Mrs. Mary Ann Air, residing on
Scholes street, Brooklyn, committed sui
eide by hanging. ..
Patrick McCabe, residing at $40 Water
street, last night attempted to cut his
wife, threat initiating serious Mnuud-
He was arrested.
Another 100barrels of whiskey, brought
here by the steamer Great Republic from
New Orleans, has been seized for nom
payment OF taxes
Last evening the Bricklayers' Union
held meeting. at which the impression
prevailed that the master masons would
shortly succumb to the demands of the
jonrneymen -...
The Citizens Assertion recently liz
yited Gov. Fenton to public dinner, but
he has declined in a letter, III which he
partly reviews his course in the guberna
torial chair.
/ The inquest in the Bowory fire engine
explosion was concluded yesterday The
Jury rendering a verdict which charge
Encouragement on the part of Patrick
Hand, the engineer.
The stock in the hat and fur store OF
| Charles Postner, No 157 Eighth avenue
was damaged by fire yesterday TO til,
amount of $1,000 1t was insured fo
for 81, 500 by the Park Company. JOS
Mcdonald, hat dealer, lost ~ 800 in
sured.
A dead woman was found lying in tn
upper story of the tenement house, M
l37 East Houston street, yesterday. lie
name was Ellen Nc Bride, and VIM. Flynn
with whom she was living, has been ar
rested on the charge Of numbering her.
Judge Barnard of the Superior Cour
yesterday granted an injunction on tn
complaint Of Jay Gould, restraining JOIN
S. Eldridge, President of the Erie rail
road, from filling vacancies in the Boarc
of Directors. 1t is said that Eldridge hat
for some time been making the interest
of the Erie railroad subservient to thos
of the Boston, Hartford and Erie railroad
and that he has been acting in the inter
est of the Vanderbilt party.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02

GENEROUS AcE-The Troy Times Of
Monday evening narrates the following
act OF kindness by Superintendent Nose
Icy, Of the Troy 4 Boston Railroad, which
is Characteristic Of that gentleman
Officer Michael Koran, while on patroI
duty ON Congress street this morning
was aceosted by a stranger, respectfully
appearing man, who stated that he wa'
entirely destitute; that he came to thi'
city few days ago from Rutland, Will
the view Of obtaining employment, bu'
had failed. lie had neither money MOI
friends, and appealed TO the officer TO pro
cure him something to eat, Officer ii
generously provided for his tcmporar.
wants, and afterwards accompanied hin
10 the Union Depot, where he stated tn,
circumstances Of the strangers condition
to Supt. Moscley, Of the Troy \ Boston
Railroad, who gave him a pass to Rutland
The stranger gave his name as VIM
Grace
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02

NEw ioAK, June 80.
FLGur The market ior Western aud stats
niur is lower SALES :, $50 barrels At " So
sgs So foF superine statei 10 i66alo 90 Tor old
81 I.oui, extra, California Hour i unchanged
sales 100 bhls aud sacks Al .lO scala 10, "a
nathan aour /, tnartiNr and nominal, southern
hnnr IS laWer, sales loo ibis a. e. sstel Is tul
aGaauaIY H.. good extra Baltimore and country
so ~ t'r extra aud family Maryland and
Delaware
Nnru Lower, sales gGslO hush, at 81 81
for NJ thtpso sulns eoGt2 70 for white
southern,
oA1s-E,sj,r slys, 5000 bu,hel. Western
II = afaat
Cous Easicr, sales 's,2io bushels new MIXED
Western 81 Oo4sl D3i Western yslnw At
a on,
roEK lowers sales 1850 barrels, At s.s 90 lar
OLD nres a., s. h,r new mess
Nllr -tluiyt sales IS bins 81 2 OoEla W
iur eomuta trtuAs - au02i 90 fur extra mc>
Ian llull, sales Of POO bbls, and ueres ~
Ia Tor Mol Lea 6tl0's tor lar To prime steam
1urluN The market Is tlHer and mnre active
MnL,-,Es Very little aulug, and prices aru
uouuUGl
SUeAEs Raw sugars are firm, W. quote
AZ II isasll Tn tar "a gVol rrhuing, Refined
atc quot az u Tor hanls.
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Interesting General News.
&C. &C. &C.
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, june 10,
The Senate finance committee are hold
ing protracted session ON the tax bill,
and hope to be able to report TO the House
on Thursday,
Mr., Howe presented the credentials Of
Colonel Osborn. Senator elect from Flori-
da, and moved that he be sworn in. An
attempt was made to refer the subject 10
the judiciary committee, but after three
hours debate, Mr. llowes' motion pre-
vailed, and the oath was administered 10
Mr.. Osborn.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02

LARGE TREE.-A correspondent writes
Us from Castleton; We have tree here
that we challenge the county TO beat II
is an elm, standing on the II, \ 5, X. r.
ground, near the north crossing in the
village, 1t gifts % feet at the base, and
3 feet up, just above the first limb, 81 feet
Beat this who can
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02
DEATHS.

HAWKES. In Chester, june auth, freelaNe
Hawkes., daughteroi tohu T. and Lpylna Hawkes.,
aged 50 years.
MINER In Chester, Jane 18th, l.ston sum'
ner son Of John J, and l.uIeua IL. Minor aged .
years,
SWIFT ln Eu0sluph, juno cath, MAp Gut
nth, eldest daughter Of Rcy, A, u, swift,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02

COMMISSIONERS,
NnTICE,

" The undersigned, having hren appointed by
the Hon, Probate Court iW the Distinct u ltut-
land, Commissioners 70 rcgrlyt, ex9mutg and ALL
Just all claims anal demands Of all persons
against the estate bi Rufus hus, late OF brandon,
ia sand District, deceased, htrtby CIV uutiee
that We will meet for the purpose OF examining
aud allowing SAID claims at the office u briggs 4
Ormshee, ia brandon aforesaid, al the first lues,
days IN August and ogtnler, ISIS irUm O'Clock
a, m until 4 oeluek, p IN, each Of said days, aud
that six months tram thu s3i day Of June A. u,
ls6s, i the time limited by SAID Court tor said
creditors to present their CLAIMS Ia Us IoT examln.
atlOn and allowance.
Dated at Hraptan, this nth day Of June, \,
ID, ls6s.
T. JUNE, To-.
aTN3w +. HARRINGTON, N''H ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02

MASON REYNOLDS In Rutland, Vt, by
Rev Norman seayeF, u, H., Mr., ueoFse Masan,
Of Castleton, VT 70 Mrs. Harriet 4, Reynolds, u
Rutland,
HARRIS WATSON At the New England
Hotel BeInarlston, Mass lunc .sth, ~ the Rev,
Mr. Hatber, III, = HAIRS, u hlattlgb0lo, Vt, 70
Victoria J. Watson, al ManlSt1rO, NJ.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02

suoREuAM-As Rev. Byron sunder'
land, DID, will not be able to deliver the
address, as expected, on the ith OF July
the dedication Of the monument and the
centennial celebration will be again post
pouod,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02
\ WARNING 10 COt-NrEEFEIrEES, AMI
A Ckt from TO PURCHASERS.

Nprxpgu~e Will Dec spared. Tie. legal Heuths u
ua>b,us tra,I Wtll h. neglected, IN the effort 70
areysut tlt. nalutcriyIt3ue of H0STETrEK's
tom ACH BITTEKS. Bat scoundrylIsm, when
Is cunning and activity are stimulated by tbs
4ape OF gain, is very ingenious and industrious
fhs lHnn whose despigshe business II Is to siran-
,te valuable proprietary medicines, and whf
.lghsAtut, therefor dangerous or worthless prepa'
9Atious. agr powerfully difficult Ia catch Most
II them have many aliases, anil they fit from
state To- State with surprising agility III tlt" hop,
# es4tigne the clutches Of the law. The propnc
,ols ii nOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITfERS AZ,
determined, ii possible to hunt them down
Travelling agents are employed for this purpose
and whenever an offender is detected ae is prose
uted with the utmost rigor OF the law.
No amount u vigilance, however, can prevent
the occasional introduction of limitations anC
eountertelts. The public are therefore CAT
TONED not to purchase any article purportine
10 be HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIrTERs
which is not authenticated by the handsome gov
eminent stamp specially engraved for the pro
pretors, and also by their superb new label Will
a beautiful yignette, representing the conflict be
| tween st. George and the Dragon at the top, ant
| /. ninIture note of hand, signed Hostetter 1
smith, at the foot.
n. Il. The genuine BITFERs are sold il
sell the article by the gallon or barrel, are impos
| ters and the stuff they offer is worthless AM
probably poisonous counterfeit.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02

LOUISVILLE, June ~.
About three hun dred persons have left
here for New York to attend the Nation
al Convention, including the Kentucky,
Tennessee, Mississippi and Louisiana del
egatious
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02
House Robbed.

New YORK, june 30.
The house of Mr.. John Disborough, at
Newton, n. J., was entered by burglars
and robbed of $500 early on Saturday
morning. OF this amount $4,000 was in
government bonds, and $500 in money.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02
7 ANDS IN FLORIDA FOR SALE

i ! IN los uf from 20 20 400 acres These lands
were selected from over i.n0a,oO0 acres, and are
especially adapted TO the cultivation OF the Or
Anee, Lemon, Lame, Banana Zig, Guaya, Plan.
tam, Muscadine, and every tropical fruit known,
together with corn tobacco, sugar, and all Ncge-
tables grown North. One acre In Bananas will
yield crop ,gual 10 1873 acres IN Wheat OF 4, IN
Potatoes, and Oranges will yield irum 81 600 10
Al ,HtU l.r acre. The country ubuunds III tame,
and the rivers aud bays IN Fish in endless variety
Climate the mos. equaple IN the world. Free
.a.5u to g. per acre. Also, heavy yellow Pine
Timtat Lands unsurpassed in the South. A. b
STONEIAkE, NJ. H., hate Register II l. ;
Lands IN Florida SIS Broadway, New York.
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PRICES

~ T..
BEEF FER i"o ,9s' on 4'.aa 49,. ~. y, "a
a'a'i = snrorf nuol,fv slo SCALE ~ hind
nuaIty, I'll 0o,al2 90; a lew choice single pairs,
- some 0t the poorest cows, @e', SO w
-----..,..,.,,.,,,.x,,,,. ,,,.1,,,,
HANDY SrEERS-sl2jG20o, or much accord
IN, IA their value M beef
COWS AND YOUNG CALVES talr qualts
si39,Vi extra s'2a va" iaitos atiu t - e.
sItLtp iNItI sNRSlI er head in lots a co
as .
HIDES nshton ?s@tVc. eo"hf! ioS wy
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02

Nav YoRk, June 50.
This afternoons quotations are reported as ia-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND,


The Union Republican voters Of the
town Of Rutland are requested to meet in
Primary Meeting at the Town Hall on
Tuesday evening, july 1th, at o'clock,
to appoint threeNDelcgates and three Sub.
stitutcs to the County Convention, on
Wednesday, July sth,
By nrder u Town Committec.
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Aleu- Advertisements.
DOOK AGFNTs WANTED FOR

FWWN w ts-N ~ = "
- Hollands ',,lant, As q soldier ani States,
man." An aeyurats histnIy u his Military and
Etnl Carer. Ia Que large octave vol, nearly haO
pages, ilurly illustrated Agents Will ind tins
The hook 10 s,ll Il the present tlme The largest
commission atyen, We employ 40 'itnefAl Agents,
and oiitg eNta ,udueements = eahNass.ls,
Agents Viii ~ the advantage III dealing ai-
reetly With tAp publishers, tuT descriptive en-
culafs ana terms address J, b, BURR : CO.,
Publishers, Hartford, q,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02
Base Ball.

ST.. LOUIS June 80
The Atlantic Base Ball Club beat the
Empire Climb of this city, yesterday. The
score stood 53 TO 10. The Atlantics left
INDIANAPOLIS to-day.
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4 GENTS ARE MAKING MORE

~ in r,pvasslng tor the "Soldtor's Individual
Memorial" than with ANY other wetA, aha are
" mtri IA every county, Ier lnl"rhh,iaN ~ ell
uulars address HAkER & MLIu ERlS, Drawer
II 81. Columbus ohio.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02

1STEGRrTY.- Unceasing care in the preparation
Of Russia SALyE, by Redding & Co, Boston, has
caused it to retain its supremacy over the hun.
dreds Of trashy limitations to which its success has
gwen rise. For Flesh Wounds scalds, Burns o,
Bruises, it has no equal as cure. Sold by al
druggists. By mail S. cents.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02

THE BIRTHPLACE o. AN EA-fkES'-
DESr-The Troy Press Jays About
two miles from Bennington on the road 70
Hoosick Corners is an old battered build
ing we'll known in the vicinity as The
Old Dimmick Stand, About hundred
rods east of this, on the cross-road is q rec
wooden farm house. In this house, which
lies in the State of Vermont, Ex-Presiden
Willard Fillmore was born. A cousin
the Er-president resides about mil
distant from the old homestead"
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Princeton College.

NEW YORK, June 30.
Rev. DR.. McCosh, the President elect OF
Princeton College, will be inaugnrated
about the 1st Of September. de has
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02
By order Of Town Committee,

MASONIC regular communication
Of Rutland Lodge will be held this
Wednesday. evening, at Masonic Hall
at :! o'clock
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02

MlppLERuRy Justus Cobb, ], W,
Stewart, I!Stbsti,utss-Jaeob Dewey, +.
Il, Clay,
UNpERHILL-E Hanafordl
MMToN-J, II. Robinson, o, w, Bull
lock,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02
4 GENTS WANTED EVERY

n where, The be,i Reaper KNIFE Grinder
Made oi hue Emery and NuleaniSed Rubber,
tIm a. st,el and ala4ys true. cuts hNe time, a
last Is the uIiudstour, and gives perfect edge,
Weighs but 20 pounds, Is ulampei 70 the machine,
a plank az table, runs rapidly by gear, and turns
easily. l. the best and cheapest see II before
you buy. Fog Ciruulars AMI best terms to agents
address 4. q. SrOkhE, Auburn, n. y.
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Inward bound.

FATHER PoIST, June 30.
The steamship HISTORIAN, from Liver
pool, has passed in ward
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02
Rutland Retail Prices Current.
Reported expressly for the HERALD by c. KINGS
LEY, Wholesale and Retail Grocer.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, July /, 1865,


Br--rFn Per pound, 3OdS5c
CHEEsE-New, per pound, l5Q.l6c
EGGs-per dozen CSC
Por,roFs-per bushel, 81 IS
/ .,Rp-Per pound, 22c
TAILow Per pound, l0@lle
U.Ns-per ponnd &c
BrrF-Per round, best cuts lsG2sc
poRK Fresh. per pound, l7Ge20c
Mtrrros Per pound, l2@l7c
yFAt-pcr round, as to quality, l042Oc
T,u,rrrSs- per nnuna 2Sc
GOLDFISH Georges, per pound, IaS
FRFsH FlsH Per pound. 5@sc
MAckFnFI.- Per pound, loaizc
HAppocK-Per pound, &c
M,ckTSsw TRoUr Per pound, ioc
SALMON Per pound, Zoe
fRIPE-P Per pound, isc
SUGAR Mutravado, per pound, iE&iS
Coffee extra, &c
Crushed and granulated isc
tnSprr fxtn, rionnd, : S0@50c
:. $50 Iva. nngruund 45e
:. RI s0a35c
Flour Per bbl., spring wheat, 5oai2 %
q" new amber sl3 25(nlS %
q a. white winter s2@l5
MrAI-- Per 100 lbs, y 90
kERosESE Ou.-Per gall, aoc
CEMENT Per Dbl, " %
T. l, SALr-Per hushel, NC
DpfFp AprLFs-per pound, loc
MISS PonR Home, per Dbl, ~ W
+ CLEAN PoRK-rcr bbl., $40 W.
BESSs- hnshei,- !, M
oAas ii 60
NV psr ton. &ls 90
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02
4 GENTS WANTED TO SELL

n "kATHRlNA," Or, MY Meditation et
Thee Shall be Sweet
An pronounce this 20 be, not only the most
beautiful IN design, but also the h,st executed,
and destined 10 be the most popular ana rapld
selling steel engraving ever published IN the
United States. Nov Is the time Tor old agents,
aud all wishing good paying business TO CON,
menue and ssn tins magnificent new work. send
Tor particulars and see our terms,
+. = FULLER i co, Pubs, Springfield, Mass
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02

TIN Errs ,~p Pr,To.-An ancient writer tells
Is That be,s hoverrd around the lips Of Plato, at
-fgtete3 by his houeyed words. That is a classic
abs, bat II Is fact that our birds Of beauty
,ho tl0'j,r theft r'Wmss at Saratoga and New
port Isrt1 10 all elders that scent th, rural or the
ceaa Az the eutnnoius fragrance of Fhaion's
Flo, az Mayo" the new rottume Tor the hand
zAl-- l-z-i Sill = Ii ltlL--.-sts-
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A TREATISE ON THE HAIR,
Marriagfs.

TRIPP-PRINDLE-In st. Johns church,
Poultney, on the s5th inst by the Rev. o. Hop
son, assisted by the Rev. N. F. Putnam, Mr.. Gin
ton c. Trip Of Chicago, H., and Miss Florence
e. Prindle of Poultney, second daughter OF Gil
bert b. Prindle, Esq.
BRAINERD-LYNDE.- Brattleboro, by
Rev. +. II. Smith, Lawrence Brainerd, Jr., Of st,
Adams, and Helen NJ. Lynde, adopted daughter
Of Mrs, Daniel Kellogg Of Brattleboro.
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AN olNa Vac
kNsT slhre thr
EllAt ~ AhkaNt
lhuas thds hANr
Tam falnl api4'nh'
lisase Mtn iS,
"a call 4 hunting,
Atu TIE dusioia,
Not aeQualt,
Ynr th,.y always
uay, bf,n Jealous
When tGplr patients
Iss Pam pItut
p,l.nn facts
Ahi.h a. mountains,
I,.h the Truth
rstn,I their uNrs,
INT the cry
atoay~ humhur,
Mru ii Science
lull of hes
.--,, ..,..,.,
lam faHl has i*sh teI'S5'' ~, W ~ ~! w
huuihs, every Jay 'NN'pt 9""N's ~ ~. ~ -
htm square =, =" NJ ", NJ In !. ,,,,,
nU manner ~ l'.in al,i 4l,,'a III, y, aim,
,lWtly H"N1ti Nam l''Sutes, ~ ~, - ,,.,.
kNgtE Is'taon u.s. hGtH Nh ,'S' T. n "
nl nast, knows l4at al M'a tA' f" ""'"''o VS. -
itlN,hu'd
NJ, want no poison ia our lips,
Nn,nll. ~ swallow dawn
w. want M burning lnmputs
A, g,ty County Town
.,n
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02
Bo.top Produce Market.

Reported expressly for the HERALD by CHAMBER
LIN, SrrRGEs Il Co., Commission Merchants,
70 and 81 Fancuil Hall Market, Boston.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02
LIVE MAN can MAkE ONE

4 \ Hundred Dollars per mouth by selling
Lluyd's Double Revolving Wall Maps. Every
body wants one Address at once 70 secure ter
ntory. NEW ENGLAND MAP AGENCY,
Westerly, X, /.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02

TuE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO I'll. =
Among the many agreeable ways OF eel
ebrating the coming anniversary, we no
tice particularly the excursion trip OF the
new and elegant steamer Adirondack from
Burlington to Ticonderoga, " here grand
celebration is to be held on the grounds
adjacent to the "Old Fort She will
leave Burlington at 0 a. m, on the arrival
r he Rutland train, and return at s p
IL to be accompanied by the
Chor,n.to cofnet Band of 16 pieces, wht
will entertain the trip with their choices
STRAINS Fare TO Toonderoga and re
turn, 81 so. -
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IF A HUMBCG,

What wonder
That the ao.as
An oIen vide
Ever since the
First II August
Thousands have
Pam PANT applied,
Those who he,
% t.,ll II hmmhus,
40 tie dueiaH,
Not aequand
For Jhvy always
Have t4,u Jealous
When their patients
l'sa Pam Pant
rllt up facts
A hlgh a. mountains,
Flash the Truth
l,rimr their eyes,
liut the cty
/, always humhus,
Men 81 -clenre
lmu Ot hes.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02

written that he expects to be able To reach
this country hN Tint time.
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WEDNESDAY. July |. lsG.
uosroS LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Brighton. Cambridge and HediOrh'
For.thc week ending July |, 1868.
tod for the Rutland HERALD.


AMOUNT or STOCK At MAEhEF.
C.ur sheeP. Shoes, Fat Hogs. Veal.
THIS week, 2,Ss0 6lJl $40 2,TU0 b5o
Last week, I,ss2 43a9 100 Loco 200
one year ago, zoe soJ7 SO 1850 COO
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02

YUtNG PIGS -l21lie + b.
NEAIS a nnf.ri3 tai.
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The state Convention.

In an article on our approaching State
Convention, in the last st. Johnsbury
Caledonian. we are sorry to notice the
following
There are some rumors about oppose
ton to the denomination of Gov. Page on
account of the way he has mixed into
railroad and other matters which many
consider out Of place in man in the Gov.
ernor's chair"
We do not know into what "other
matters Gov. Page may have become SO
mixed as to justify opposition 10 his re-
nomination but doubtless his railroad
pHcuse, ut least in the eyes of our st,
Juhnsbury neighbor. consists in the efforts
he may have made in behalf of the pro-
posed Portland and Rutland Railroad.
We know Of no law or custom which for
/ bids the Governor Of the State discharglng
| al the dutic, that devolyes upon him as a
citizen, or which legitimately pertain To
ais business engagements. That Gov,
| Page has gone beyond these limits, and
! Employed his official powers and preroga-
| ives to subserve his own interests. or
| those Of the locality in which he resides,
It the expense Of other interests or Sec
| ions Of the State. we cannot for moment
believe. He has both too much principle
tud too good sense to so abuse his trust
And until such official misconduct l.
lcarly established, we trust and believe
| that no voice will be raised against his
denomination M such critical or short,
ighted policy was pursued toward Gov
| smith. notwithstanding he devoted him
| ali with his characteristics energy 10 tn,
great interests entrusted t. his charge.
We anticipate a hearty and unanimou
re nomination, not only OF Gov Page, bu
.lso Of our excellent and popular Lleuten
mt-Gavcruor Thomas, and State Treas
lrar Page Noup,icr ,ioTum
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02

l 6 EMS IN " 4AAIEp- For II l.
"A REST ROOk OUT-A Picture of the Dcs-
olatcd States, and the Work OF Restoration St5-
1905, Largest inducements offered For clreu-
lars. address l.. sTEBBfNS, Hartford, Conn.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02

New HAMrsunEE.-A message was
transmitted To the Legislature by the
Governor, on Monday, covering resolu,
tions adopted by the Legislature of Yer
mont in relation to decimal system Of
weights. measures and currency, which
was referred to the Judiciary committee
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02

pnon,..,,,1z.. Brooks Il Co have 80
mon at work for then this season, and
more than 2,200 axes and matches are
made each week.