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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-04-04
Nouvelles.

NouvEAu MoSDE.-Le bill de l'Alabama a
etc adopte all Congres par un vote de 102
contre 90 Et ce bill declare provisoirement
bonne la Constitution de Montgomery, recon
matt les officers elus, permet au Gouverneur
de convoqner Ia Legislature, ct csntera ct c'e-
terra, jusqu'a ce que 10 majorite des electeurs
qualities sous facte du Congress du % mars
1867 adopte une Constitution, que cettc Cons
titntion soft approuvee par lie Congress, que Ia
Legislature d'Etat rattle Particle 14eme. Car
touche, devenu I'm homme politique, n'aurait
pas etc de cette force.-L Senat qni lie croi-
.ra;t ? g yots-une penalite contre les fraudeurs
de whskey-Le grand jury des Etats-Unis
| tout est grand ici) a trouve un nouvean bill
d'accusation, bill de 50 pages, contre jeff
| Davjs.-Il est question d'annexer Ia Sonore
aux Etats- Unis: penste assez ridicule quand
on repo,,sse l'annexion des onze cidevant
Etats.-On dtcouvert un honnete radical /,
Washington Senat siege CONNIE tribu-
nal Chase prtsidant, bonnet en- tete. Butler,
I'accusateur, parle pendant cinq herrres et
tache de prouver quill n'etait point honnete
hOmme. LIE u CSL AnureW JOullSOu, Cal "
moralite de l'autre ne peut faire l'objet dune
contestation Chase est muct CONNIE unt
carpc, Grant CONNIE un brochet, johnson
CONNIE un requin.-L'ortlre assignant Han
cock au departcment de lAtlantique ct
promulgue. En- reponse une demande d
tribunaux militaires faite par un sieur Pease
Gouverneur du Texas lie general Hancock, i
defenseur des Liberties civiles americaines,
envoye an dit Pease lie plus terrible camoufie
que puisse recevoir un butor. Cette phras'
est de Hancock "Je maintiens que Ia libert
complete de la pensee ct de IN parole, ave
quelque acrimonie qu'e|e s'exerce, est con
forme aux plus mobiles aspirations de rhomm
ct aux conditions qui peuvent lie mieux asst
: rer le bonheur de 50 race.
LIE general buchanan commando en- Lou
sane.
y1Eux MONDE On commence rire a-bs
de la republique americaine.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-04-04
1c1 EFT LA.

CONVENTION. LA Convention nominante du
parti radical pour le chox dun iuge de District ct
dun avocat de District s'est rtunie Samedi derner
4 la maison de Cour de Ia paroisse Saint-Jacques
Eaient reprtssnttes les parossc saln-Chailts, St
Jean Baptiste, St-Jacques ct Assumption l. Asccn-
sion n y compta pas de delfgn@s.
NJ r. Beauvas, ,e titulare actuel, a etc choisi
CONNIE iuge.
NJ. Cheevers etc chois CONNIE avocat de district
NJ Bcauvais est connu.
QUAINT a NJ Cheevers, il n'habite. croyons-nous,
aocune des paroisss du district Mas la lo librale,
radicae ct taale permet lhabitant du Calcassieu
Toccuper les fonctons de jnge dn Acme District
udciare sans autre formalit6 quun sfjour de 24O
heurcs dams Tune des parcisses susnommtes.
NJ Cheevers peut bien ttre Glu, mais nous men
rendrons pas moins justice ttulaire actuel, II. H.
Carver
| NJ Carver un 'sacri rebellc CONNIE dissent GER
tains indivlus pen sacrcs tat preuve dune grande
inItpen;lance ct dun merite incontestable dams
exercicc dc scs fonctions.
! lie ucc, les avocats, les juris mixtcs iusqu' aux
prevents, to,s dissent qu on ne peut ere plus droit
plus Intelligent, plus honorable que NJ. Carver.
ClrB Du DEUXIEME DIsTRlcr.-1.e club radi-
cal de CO district fait viva voce les nominations
suiyantcs Aristide Bourgeois, juge de pax,-V
Miles. constable.
NJ. G. Subra lie ttulaire actue est IN juge do
paix exptrimcntt.
) DEMIssloN.-Nous apprenons avec peine que NJ
Marcelin Onbre. lun des enregstreurs NOMINEES pou
la paroisse St-Jacqnes donnf sa dtmission.
NJ Oubre est nm homme trop rrtprochable ct trol
sincerement juste pour que nous n'ayons pas nou
paindre de cette d;misson.
NJ. G. C. Cotton remplace NJ Oubre
I DEpLACEMENT.-M. J. J. Roman, le juge lou
: sanas qui ma pas besoin des banales recommends
s tons du jounaisme, ct qui exerce aniourd'hui
profession d'avocat dams notre paroisse, transport
a son bureau au Convent Post Office, dams lie vols
f, mage de l'Eglse Saint Michel
LouIsIANAls.-Le 'Louisianais' qui, sauf ce
> tans moments ct scion ceranes rasons, etalt publ
IS en- Francais de Saint-Jac9ues, aura prochaineme'
II une parte anglase
= Pas nest besoin de dire quil ne variera pas da
l. ses principles.
e. Republican, modtri, il restera republican, nj
dtrt
II ne saccrochera point aux etriers des parts
Is des coureurs de place.
II gardera Independence 81 prtcieuse dams
temps de rtformes ct fexageratiops politiques,
sill trouve pas grace dcvant les radicanx
ct toue espece, il men aura pas mons fat son dew
e. de libre penseur ct de patriotic.
, CoLLEc1IoN.-Ic sheriff dc la parosse Sal
~ Jacques recu rorlre de monseigneur Ptral
= audteur des complies pubics, d'avoir collector
IS take des Levtes.n Cette take seleve a la SOM
lis de 2S66,45
ct II faut encore mayer; mais nous nous demando
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-04-04

ropprobre 81 nous nous asseyons aux cotes
de ces hommes encore primitifs, &c sera sans
bassesse, supplement, non point en- ivrognes
ct en- corrupteurs. Entres dams Ia fonle sans
souillure, il nous faut en- sortir sans souillure,
aprcs avoir fait nuvre de bien ct de chretien,
pareils au pretre que le sacerdoce pousse en-
tous lieux pour le rachat des coupables ct Ia
glorification de Dieu.
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LES HIRONDELLES.

-.O.-
Les oseaux ln printemps venaient mile par mile,
Joycux au rendezvous:
lis etaicnt lc bonhcur ct la grande tamille
Des sages ct des fous.
Lcur robe etat mbanche ct mi-noire, leurs allies
Frissonnaient dams lazur.
Salut Toiseau du printemps, aux hirondelles
Qui font leur mid au mur!
Ces pauvrcttes nous sont cheres, car elles aiment
Les rayons les paitums;
Car les doux souvenirs, les osillons qu'elles semen
Sont par tous les chemns.
peut-on ne pas Amer les enlants qui s'accrochent
Aux pans dc notre habit,
Gu les charnlants allies qu doucement rapprochent
Leur MD de notre mid
Or, ie les adnlirais dams leurs jcux circuaires
Et rur chucho,tcment,
Et ie suivas de ld les courbes ct les spheres
Decrtes vivement.
C'etait lie Jour d aleu, lie congo mtaire
| Pour lie permis amour.
Avant de Sc quittcr e fiere dit au frere
Quill scra dc retour
4 teic hcure tlu mos, ici sur cette branche,
Pour lie depart lointain;
Et qu'i!s front aeurs pour un autre dimanche
De joie ct de trstin.
Au SONNET dun We'll arbre elles setaient sem6es
Et causaient tendrement;
Et larbre etait tout noir de tuuilles animees,
Tout plen denchantement
J'entendais leur langage ct voyais eur sourire,
Car je suis bette aussi;
TT mon doux rtve allait joyeux, en tire-lire,
Bien loin, bien loin d'ici.
Mais I'm butor, trouvant un mauvais coup tare
t Prit son fusil, pointa,
Mitrai|la des oseaux la bande tamiliere
s Et, Scgueur! sen vanta.
It J. G.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-04-04
La moralitG monte.

La moraitG monte.
Qui oserat en- doutcr?
lie candidat sollicitat autrefois les blancs mas
il sollicite auourd' hui les noirs.
Auiourd hui plus de salut aux blancs mais salut
insou Il terre d mtsseurs les honmes de conleur.
Celia sappelle '.fouer les prejuges sous les pieds'
On en- vera hieu d'autres avsnt Il fin du monde.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19

individuals, a. the extent IT aboat one
million dullars, and that said road Is IN
HJureg ~ construC tiuu, and will soon be
s1mplotvd, forming, Ia connection with
other roads, direct and cuntiuuml, line
troln Montreal T. New York,
Al Chatham said read eros-,- the Alba
ny and Boston lalhaa
II appeared ,lsl 'H Bennington and
Rutland aud the Lebanon Springs rail.
roads are practically consolidated, forming
one interest, chartered with the right 10
lay double track
During the hearing before the commit
tee, Mr. Wood, counsel Tor tho Rensselaer,
and Saratoga railroad, made the following
oit1r in writing
The Rensselaer, aud Saratoga railroad
company offers 10 submit 10 a tariff Of
rates, flg the transportation Of marble
over their roads, either in the block or
sawed, and either for long or short dis
tance-, and 70 apply to the entire longth
q their roads, a. bo established by a COM
mittoe II three OF five competent persons,
u be appointed by the supreme Court Of
this state, and by the rates established br
such committee the Rensselaer, and sara.
toga railroad pledges itself 10 abide. said
committee to b. appointed on the aprli-
cation OF any of the parties interested ia
the marble quarrlos al West Rutland"
The committee, in considering the bill
and the amendments recommended, have
endcayored TO protect all railroads. lead.
ing into the town Of Rutland, equally,
On the finding Of the facts, and for the
reasons above stated, your committee are
unanimously Of the opinion that the ac-
amendments should be made
TO the BILL, and that, when so amended,
the bill ought to pass.
EoIIINJ. JoNT~.
W, ID, CRANE,
JANIS Il LANGpoN,
l. W. MARTIN,
GEORGE +. FOSTER,
Isaac y. HAIL,
JuuN /. IIuSEISnN.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19

Six thousand bushels of apples hay,
been used to make cider at one mill ii
Fcrrisburg
The mo. ;, variety of Brezee's seed.
ling potatoes are now worth more than
the Early Rose, bringing 500 a bushel
The new building for the Graded
School at Wdterville, is nearly completed,
and will be ready for occupancy soon.
Tho Town of Greensboro don't intend
to be in debt, they voted last week to raise
tax of 40 cents on the grand list to pay
the towns Indebtedness.
David Exford, of Pownal, had nine
sheep killed by bear, short time since.
The animal approached within % rods Of
Mr.. Exfords house.
The Grant and Colfax Club, of Ar
lington, closed the campaign by a salute
of 100 guns, on Thursday noon, fred by
the Carey Brothers, of the Chiselville Gun
Squad.
-Rupell G. IIoplin,on, Of Derby, for
merly prominent Democratic Politician
and for several years collector af Vermont.
lied at Derby on the 3l,t nit, aged 90
years.
Samuel Grover, of'GuiliJrd was on
Friday last arrested and bound up for
maliciously shooting and dangerously
wounding valuable colt belonging 80 A.
B. Mclcndy.
The Addison County Marble Compa-
ny has set the stakes for a new steam
mill at Middlebury, which is to be one
hundred and FIVE feet long and is 10 ac-
commodate twelve gangs Of saws.
The Rev. Asa T. Clark, of West Brat
tleboro, has accepted recent call from
the Congregational society in Peru to be-
come their pastor, and he commenced his
labors with that society last Sabbath.
Bernard Farrell, of Bennington, who
was committed to Bennington jail for at
tempting to shoot Rev. Father Ryan, the
catholic priest of that place, some time
since, escaped Wednesday night, and is
still at large.
Last week Monday, in Jamaica, "A pair
of oxen driven by boy five years old,
drew load of lumber weighing 7,040
pounds up hill which rose 81 degrees for
about 40 feet, and degrees for alb
feet, with sandy soil-winning II
of S25.
Burglars entered the store G.
Parker & Son, of Pownal rece ind
rified the money drawer of it ,nts,
about $40. BurIingham's he en-
tered the same nj ght, and a. were
made to open the money d with
tove poker, but they WERE ,essful.
"A sad accid emit occurre,. ambridge
)entre on Sunf+ay last. two sons
Il. J Perry were diggi 5 1t wood
hYcfS his hole ina o2ank, the
the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19

ATTEMPT At RoBBFRY-The News
dealer says that recently on retiring to
bed, the Hon. Henry Stowell, OF Cam
bridge, discovered the presence Of chloro-
form in his room. H. opened the win
dowS and aired the room The room wa,
again filled and he got up and opened his
windows and sat up all night. The same
night Mr.. Cutting heard a noise at his
door, and got up and found two men try
ing to open the door. They ran away.
The McssrS. Warmers were also alarmed
by seeing some persons lurking around
their premises. As these men are all
money men, the inference is that some
robbers are about. Tunes are getting
bad
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19

NESERAGIE REIC.-Thc Burlington
Times says that during the progress OF
tearing down an old chimney in the house
now belonging to Mrs. johnson, of Essex,
recently, fur hat Of the stove-pipc style,
containing an old style blue and white
homemade linen handkerchief, was found
buried in the hollow portion of the chin.
ncy. The hat was in a good state Of pres.
ervation, and after a burial Of sixty-fv,
years is now in style again. The chin.
ney was very large, containing four fire,
places, and wa, built in 1903, as was de
mined by marks upon the bricks. Tn,
house was built and occupied for many
years by David Tyler, one of the early
settlers of the town. The handkerchief
is now in possession Of Miss Maria Tyler,
a descendant of the family.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19

eldest, boy about 10 years Of age, aud
the dog. The younger after a iruitloss
enaeayor to dig out his brother, became
frightened aud started to the house for
help, hut before the boy could be eNtri-
,ated, life Was extinct The dog being in
the woaachuckS hol. Ind air enough 10
keep him alive
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19

The American people emphatjratly its
ltvers." The constant wear and tear OF BRAIN au,
muscle brings on MANY ailments, including d.
pepsla and all its attendant horrors such az bill
Ious headache, loss OF appetite, stupor. hypochou
dria, and general debility OF the whole system
AI'persons thus afflicted need some gentle stlnu
liant, which comprises medical properties and tn,
virtues OF the best tonic. Such an article can /,
found in ALIENS CONGRESS BITrTRs. They ar
not cheap Whiskey, but scientific cuiu6na
ton of some sixteen kinds Of Roots and Banks
all OF which are acknowledged by the Medlca
Faculty TO contain curative and tonic properties
One important ingredient is the pllckly AL
Berry. celebrated throughout Europe as a pre-
ventiye of Aslatic cholera, and OF ali sulninel
complaints and diseases. All persons should hay,
somefehable family medicine on hand not only
as cure but as preventive, and all who believe
that pure curative stimulan is preferable to tht
many poisonous compounds usually called "Bour.
bon Whiskcy," should purchase and use AIIFN'f
CONGRESS BIrTERs. Address w. ALIIN, Pro
prietor, Fort Edward, y. Y. li:wly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19
THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY


Cures Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Diptheria
| Bronchitis, Splitting of Blood, and PULMONARY
! Affections generally. 1t is remarkable rem.
| edy for Kidney Complaints Diabetes, Difficulty
| of Voiding Urine, Bleeding from the Kidney
| and Bladder, Gravel and other Complaints.
Boston, Jan. 90 1868
| poLAsp's WHITE PINE CoMPoCSD.-A hav-
ing given IL a thorough trial, we can confidently
recommend Poland's White Pine Compound as
very valuable article for the cure of colds coughs
and pulmonic complaints generally, In seyera.
cases we have known it to give prompt relief
when all other remedies which had been tried hat
failed. 1t is an article which, in a climate so pro-
motive of sudden and severe colds as that Of New
England, ought to be in every family and we ar,
sure that those who once obtain it and give II 4
fair trial. will not thereafter be willing to be with
out it.-[ Boston Journal.
A VALUABLE MEDIcINE.-Dr. Poland's White
Pine Compound, advertised in our columns, is
successful attempt to combine and apply the me.
dicinal virtues of the White Pine Bark. 1t ha,
been thoroughly tested by people in this city and
vicinity. and the proprietor has testimonials e
its value from persons well known to our citizens
We recommend its trial in all those cases of dis
ease to which it is adapted. II is for sale by al
our druggists.-[N. Y. Independent.
The White Pine Compound is now sold In ever
part of the United States and British Provinces
Prepared at the New England Botanic Depot
Boston, Mass. 2lYly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19
MEDICAL AND suR GIUAI. OFFICE. No. As
HOWARD ST, BOSTON.
L

DR.. FREDERICK MORRILL, gives special al .
trDi9n "a diseases Of the gvulio-uf,naTy organs,
aud al lhnut and difficult diseases ia both sexes
h,, great success IN those long standing and dltf
cult ets,s, such were formerly considered in.
durable. .. sufficient 20 commend hlm % the pub
hc as NugtAy the extensive Patronage he has re-
cylNtl,
bH, MoERlII'S FEMALE SPECIFIC,
fug Named and single Ladies Twenty year,'
cNIsu'uaw has pTuyed It superior 20 any other
mrle'nr Tor suppression, irregularities, Ae. IL
restores 'aR patient 60 health and Nigur, The
constantly increasing demand Tor this reliable
remedy has induced Us 20 put tins within the
means "a al, luo, $500,
la MoRRHL Is admitted by the hest meli-
cal talent OF the country 20 have no equal ia TIN
tTyatmyut ~ Female Complaints, and IL l. no un-
usual oocuruuee tor phynoians IN regular prac-
tlru 20 recommend parties TO HIM Tor treatment
when afflicted with diseases m his speciality,
Ladies will receive the most scientific attention,
both medically and surgIcally. Board, with old
and ,NTsuruaol nurses, wlll De furnished those
who wish a. rvmAiu IA the city during treatment.
The I.ur advised Ivy OF change. Physicians "a
patients wishing his opinion OF advice, by letter,
and enclosing the usual ier, will D. answered rs
UetUu mail. Medicines sent 20 all parts OF the
country. slwly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19
Railroads
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY.


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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19

RS Twenty-Five yvaEs' practice IA the Treat,
ment Of Diseases incident 10 P,Inales, has placed
p'' Dow At the head ofall Physicians making such
practice speciality, and enables him 10 guarantee
asleedy and Isymanrat ciy ,p the worst eases
All letters Tor advice mat ctutaia A.. Office.
No End,oott Street, R,,ton.
~ Il, hoard furnished 20 those d,sirIur 10 10,
main under treatment.
Boston, July, lS6S, aSyyly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19

lHk attention q our readers Is directed 10 tn
advertise ment Of CO.'S CoU0u RALsAM and
IuLe pieiLfslA CURE, in another part Of
this paIer
Ihs Truly valuable medicine Is recommended
by all who ut, e6.weowly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19

H., rl'her Sex may instantly gain the indy
,us lave 81 any ptrsau they choose, The single
MARI q, The married happy, ami WISE IN
TIM. simple, harmless and sure. Also journal
ut Iur, Secret Of success, How 10 Get Rich, etc.
Al. mailed trrc ior 20 cents 100000 sold.
Allgcss REEVES q co.,
a5R Boa - Nassau-st,, New York
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19

BUTrER:-The st. Adams market for
butter was rather inactive, on Friday,and
less than the usual quantity was brought
in on account of the miserable condition
of the roads. The price paid for the best
lots was from Al to As cents per pound.
and the total sales GOO tubs.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19
THE RUTLAND HER AID

7 akAAfHA
Ta. ca f5i-o .el.la,. u rs.
lsgn. ~ .-,gral lss- ''''
s,-.u.,i.r... I..rsH tf.. n ''AI'N.'
t,,As N .J t'. .s..rf## 's8"tE
Gran, 4 ht, pa-,un 1t ,'aueH N'
Army. aIr a. assuming ID. -# r
the Presidency twill t e#
r,al.us # 90. Urst '5.. 81. .A
which tbg grad, el ,tuar ws .h
h.hoI. that although ,ae Hant.H
asum,llvN rafs, that N t# '.a
lie parrs-. It airyiu- iA @
General grat yg, tba o'ir Is tae.fes-
li,h4,.. g. ornament ,ank in o., arHy
tle same f..t ef Major Cm,r', a.a.
.u-. ar.s. Hhsg rank IAuft.. u'..='
aasar,e Ua 70 m
up.l %. ..t, 10 ,,i.I d1.'aa alra ..s
T.. I.att fuhr garsrs lty hn
ra.a.r Es'as tl THmeut IN
.4l.ft.ak. aH O. V5l 'a,e f De- ..l-
armai ty the ~u,ta taan aal b, ~
apprehension that uur ua,t Ga.ud viii
De .ptJul ut, .T q taa. at ally p.rsau GO.
clique % t,5=.i..
We make rguaEs- q, ~, have
.,yu 1u.ilertil isr Expressed, ly som,
Rsgga ..eu o. -papvr,, that Immediately
ur.r "a. resignation Of General Grant
Precedent johnson would tiil the "a. .ncy
ty 'he appointment ei,G Gen Hau.a#k ol
.rme other person equally Objectionable
We append 'he first section # the act O
C.uxrt,s establishing - rrylyns tbs
grade Of General
n 4 st - 1h.t the grade O
General IT the Army Of thc United State,
b. AMI the same s., hereby revived aut
that the rrc,ileu, i. her,hy authorized
whenever H. .haN lem il tvpslieut, I,
appoint ty aud with the advice and con
cent 81 M, senate, 4 General # the Arm,
Z the United State. 2, to -,lt. tel from
among thasr Htlirr, M the military sr
woe 1t tie United State. most aistiu
suishtl ter courage. kI,l aud ability, VIII
bang commissioned 8, General, may d,
authorized, under th. direction aud dur
ing the pleasure IT the President. "a com.
maua the armie, 81 "a, uitcd State"
Report OF the Committee ON Rail-
roads on the Eiii for the Extension
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19

hlautY INTERESTING NEWs. Mothers take
not'ess MatAeT Ralleys QBeting Syrup Tor chill,
by Druggists, ,4.wSily
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19
sE&ATE-Afternoon.
HOUSE-AFTERNO0N.

! The Speaker announced as select Com
mittec on Resolutions relating to biennia
sessions Of the Legislature, Messrs. Brig
ham, Of Hydepark, Wales, of Burlington
White, of Springfield, Drake, of Bristol
and Robertson, of Putney.
Rports.-Against House bill No. 112
in relation to grand list; Third reading
refused.
Bis Passed.-Relating to school dis.
triots
House bill No. 2O7, fixing the pay Of
the Directors Of the State Prison.
Changing the standard weight of beans.
Mr.. Wheelock, of Berlin, caused to be
read the statute of 1866, in which the
standard weight Of beans is fixed at GA
pounds, the same as in this bill.
On motion of Mr.. Hancock, of Worces-
ter, the bill was dismissed. .
In addition to Chapter y of the gen.
eral statutes, relating to the standard
weight of grain.
To repeal an act relating to public
burial grounds and their enlargement
To protect fish in Chandler Pond.
Changing the name of Florence de la
Susia
Changing the name of Nelson ". Nc.
Donald.
To legalize the Grand List of Peru, for
the year 1868.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19

HIGHLY INTERESTING NEWS. = Mothers tax
notice. Mother Baiisy's Quieting Syrup 70,
children Teething. Large bottles only rs cents.
Sold BY Druggists. 4i-w&dly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19

Mu'hrr Baiey's OuictLng syrup for children
f,rthlrs, makes sick and weak chl1rvn strong and
healthy, gives mothvr- day AMI night l. quiet
iuS medicine Tor ohildrvn. Only IS cents sold
hy Druggists. 44-vSdly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-19

Manchester, Mr. Wood, of fairhayen
took the floor, and poke until the al
iOummeni,