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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-04-25

The Virginia Conservative Executive
Committee has made call for State
Convention, 10 meet at Richmond May
7ih, 10 nominate State officers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-04-25
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Commissioners Notice.

Nicholas Msrmion, Elk. Of Gerard Is.
Wager, deceased,
VS..
Nosh II. Swayne, Ex. OF Gerard b.
Wager, decd.
Revived in the name Of Il. d. Doran's
Executor VS.. G. B. " ayers Executor
October 2Slh, 1851.
This cause came on to be heard tins
2sth day of October. 1851. upon the bill
and exhibits, and the answer and general
replication. and was argued by counsel.
Upon consideration whereof this court
being Of opinion that under lie facts de-
veloped, the frparle settlement made by
Gerard b. Wager IN his lite time, as The
Administrator OF Richard ID. DJrau, and
also that made by The defendant since the
death OF his ieststor, The SAID Wager,
ought no. to be considered as having any
binding effect on the plaintiff, ajd that the
whole account should be settled de moro,
upon the simple basis Of debtor and cred
llor, dolh adjudge, order sad dfc'ee, thal
Master Commissioner Of this Court, do
settle said accounts upon the basis above
mentioned, stating speclslly oil such mat
lers as he may be 20 To do, or as he may
deem pertinent, and mske report to thlo
Court in order TO final decree.
A ropy Teste.
w. A. CHAPLINE, Clerk.
Per J. ID. Fsymsn, ID. &.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-04-25
Premium Harvester of America
B U CKE YE
Mower and Reaper.

WARDED the highest premiums at the
A most important field trials ever hello in any
10000 SOLD IN Il SINGLE SE.iSON
10000 NOW IN USE.
All machines ssrranted and sold al masutac-
tures prices. ,
Circulars free by mail or otherwise
as Send for one. c.u
Manufactured by C. Auliman K Co, Canton
Ohio. ,,,DoN
New Creek,
General Agent for West ' a.
A. Also agent for the celebrated sweep
stakes" Threshing Machines, capacity IRON
five to eight hundred bushels per day, ,...
April IS, 1868 UuiN 4 %
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-04-25
RFII,S COALITION POWDERS.


A specific for ali diseases Of the Cow,
such as Loss Of Cud, Rough Hair, Tight
Skin, Weakness. Loss OF Appetite. Lean
ness, &c When administered to cows
in good health it increases The yield OF
milk from 10 to 90 per cent. For sale
by Druggists and all prominent Store
keerers. Price 25 cents.
No Health without Yigor
The wear and tear of life tells upon US all
more or less. What are we but machines
The vital principle is the motive power that
keeps the human engine in notion but as
beams, pistOns, connection pipes, condensers
and boilers wear out, so do organs, muscles,
tissues and and all the compound parts of that
marvellous piece ofwork called MAN.
The MECHANISM Of the Lody requires TO be re-
paired and strengthened just as much as the
mechanism employed 10 grind corn, or spin COT
ton, or weave cloth. Steam cannot drive bro
ken shaft, or impel drum or wheel that is
out of gear; neither can the vital force act
through paralyzed limb, or an inert organ.
AREYOU WEARING OUT; Do YOU feel
that any one of your organs-youF stomach,
liver, bowels, nervous system, or any other es-
sentiaf part Of your organization, iaIters in!ts
work If so, repair The damage with the most
powerful, yet harmless, of inyigorants, HOS
TETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. Rcmrm-
Der that debility is the beginning Of the End"
that the climax Of all weakness is universal
paralysis Of the system, and that such paralysis
is the immediate precursor Of DEATH.
Don't wait for disease to commit lis rayages
before you commence the Strengthening pro-
cess. Ksep the whole body in vigorous con-
dlion by prerenting, as far as possible, the IN
roads OF decay. Repair the waste Of nature
with natures best tonic, llOSTETTER'SB BIT
TIERS.
April Is, 1868. 4w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-04-25

@ Geo. W. Tabb. of this county. has
reno, ed t, Harrlsonburg, Va, 10 engage
IN the hard ware business.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-04-25
Commissioners Notice.
Abrahsm Isler,

Abraham lsler,
rs.
VIM. 4. CssIleman, &c.
It's therefore adjudged, ordered and
decrped that this cause be referred 10 Jas.
D. Fsymsn, a Master Commissioner of
this Court. with instructions 10 stale the
accounts between The complainant and
James W. Can? bell, late Sheriff, touch
ing the matters referred 10 IN the bill, sta.
ting all matters deemed pertinent by him
sell or which any OF ME parties may re-
CURE to have stated and return hs re1ori
TO the next term Of this Court.
Transcript Copy.
w. A. CHAPLINE, Clerk.
Per J. d. Fayman, D. c.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-04-25

&- NoTlcE.-Rev. L. W. .Bedinger
will preach jn the Presbyterian Cnurch
on Sunday the Bird of May, at lOa A. NJ.
On tina, day collection will he taken up
for The benefit Of The Bible Association.
After services there v III be an election Of
officers Tor he Church.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-04-25
W. A. CHAPLINE. Clerk,
Per J. ID. Fsymsn, d. G.

This is To give notice that ! will pro-
coed to carry out The above ORDER on lhe
22nd day OF June. 1868. at my Office in
Shepherdstown. WesI Va, at which time
and place I'll parties interested are requi.
red to attend.
Given under ny hand as Commission
er Of the said Court, The day and yesi
irsi aforesaid.
JAMES d. FAYMAN. Com'r
April 25, IS6s. Prs re SO. 4w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-04-25

1OEH -JVI HuHy yt1'S
THE above is positively true, and their me
| stock consists in part of Cloths, CASH
meres and Veslings TricOt and Melton Cloths,
Tweeds, Silk mixed and French Cassmeres,
Spanish and other Linen, Cord, SC, which they
will sell by The yard or make up 10 order They
invite special attention 10 their large and eA-
tensive Stock Of Spring and Summer
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
which they have purchased with great care and
are prepared to sell on accommodating terms
Remember that all Goods purchased else
where will be cut and manufactured TO order al
short notice and 4 perfect fit guaranteed.
AZ They are also agents Tor the celebrated
No. Family Empire Sewing Machines. Call
and see them. ,...r,
RIGHTSTINE * HUMRICKUoUSE.
ShepherdstowD, April IS, 1865. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-04-25
HAVE YOU HEARD

THAT
Rightstine & Humrlckhouse
HAVE LAID IN
The BEST aud CHEAPEST stock Of Men and
Boys Wear thai has been brough! to ShfphfTaS-
torn fer many years
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-04-25

QEED POTATOES for sale by
- app Fl. II, BOtticr, Jr.
DLANTS.-As soon as the season com.
i mences, we viii receive daily from
the Winchester Gardens. Cabbage, iona
to, Pepper and other plants, PIT up in
packages Of IL, so and 100.
Ransom e. Duke.
Agricultural and Seed Store,
apps ChsrIes.ovp.
Yll KEELING Nails, Noslon Nails.
III BridgeIon Nails. full stock for sale
by Ransom &. Duke,
sp 25 Chsrles,own.
BUILDERS IlsrdWsfe.-Persons build.
~ ing or designing to build, will do well
to call and examine our full stock Of
Builders Hard ware.
Hanson e. Duke, Chsrlesiown.
: BUSHELS White and Red Onion SETS
v for sale by Reason 8. Duke,
sp rs CharlesicvD.
WEW Style Hoops. Irish Linens, Hats,
II Boots, Shoes. &c, can be found al
ap IS Il. r. Bofsier's, Jr.
DRIED Peaches for sale by
- sp ls J. II. Hont6raker.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-04-25

The Congressional District, of Virgin.
ia have been arranged by the Reconstruc-
ton Convention. There are TO be eish.
DISTRICTS with one Representative at
large.
Sixth Dis;rict.-Freder;ck, Wnches-
ter, Clarke, Warren. Page. Shenandoah,
observation-disclosures SlsuniCn, highland,
BAH, BurctourI, Allegheny and Rock
bridge. Population. l50.377.
SeveGtL DI>rIct s-AlrXandrs. Fairfax,
Fauquier. Rappahannock. Chpeper,
Spotsylsania. Fredericksburg, Orange,
Louisa. Loudouu aud Madison. Popula.
ton, 5S,274.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-04-25
Commissioners Notice.

Geo. B. Stephenson. Nlssn Frank and
Wilson Young Il CO use Of A. IL. Her,
plaintiif,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-04-25

sol 10
Ordered, that the Recorder make a general
Index book for all the deed and will books in
his Office, and that the Board will allow him a
reasonable compensation for the same.
Ordered, thai the Recorder be authorized to
procure book suitable for the purpose Of ma
king o general index.
Oliver MiIborn offered his resignation as con-
stable OF O;boUrn Township, which was accept
ed.
On motion, the Board adjourned until Monday
the 9th Of April, 1868.
JAMES Logic, President.
ii. c. ENrLER, Clerk
The New York herald., 1868-03-18

dying out and being replaced by steam vessels the
time was Iast coming when sailing vessels would dis
Mr.. CAMERON was OF the opinion that sailing ves-
sells would continue to carry the heavier freghs long
ceased TO be Senator. The ability to pay tax came
from the commerce and manufactures OF the country
He was in favor OF the amendment
On motion OF Mr.. GRIMES at thrty-Gye minutes
past four O'Clock the Senate adjourned
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07

Bank OF France, After that he was mad,
President of the Chamber Of Commerce.
and thus he came into intimate relation,
WIN tho most influential people OF the
country,
The declmeof Napoleon power brought
linn into honorable political positions. Hs
acquired the confidence of the entire city.
and, indeed, Of tho entire country, IN con
sequence Of his wise and Wlia,ous counsel
Tor the government Of tho ri'y Ills dear
parents in Bayonue were suu living, and
he supported them all the time in the most
handsome way possible; aud after his
mother became widow, he took her To
his house in Paris Many Young men Of
talent owed their prosperity 10 hun, a. be
had started them in business IIo sup
ported great many in their studies NJ
has own expense
Whom Louis XVIII, was compelled 70
nee before the advance ct Napoleon AT the
beginning Of the Hundred DAYS" ne
committed his entire private uror,rty q
laIttte, and Napoleon, tho. pn,ea his
fortune in l1tttcs hlnd, Thus the great
banker had iar some time IA his own
keeping the property % bath rivals 10 the
French throne,
After Paris was captured, in the year
lNli, he advanced Two millions of francs
10 the state, which was compelled 10 give
that much To the allied hosts Que hum
drcd thousand francs were appropriated
10 him rs Director al the Bank OF France
but ltiite refused o. receive 1t during
the labnrious years OF the administration
Nearly the whole time go, the rcstorJ-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07

cabin, le,uius upon i,ble covered with
mnumcrallt maps aud route, a. l,ks-
burg, wholly abs abel ia r"utcmr',lIei,
ol III grttt matter htrW hW II,
paid IA an ntiau whatever Or what was
going m around uuthr dil uN Wr
dare 10 int aaJt him fen huur u, at
thus, until The howell anil l,m,nl.i Nc
Phersn stsrl 4 up 90 him with glass
of liquor in his hand Nud said, "Gyn-
rral, this won't da, YOU ar uJsrng your
,clt, Join with "a. Ia a i,w iu1st>, and
throw this ball,unil yUu mind Lock
ing up and -nllm- hu rpl,i Mac,
son know r,tu whisky Won't help me 10
think give me q dozen ol ile best cigar,
ynu can find, and, il tho bdj,- viii excuse
mc ion smoking think ly the time !
haze finished them shall haze ,bi, job
PRETTY u@rly planned Thu be- sat-
md, When tho company rtlTrd, W l'il
him there, still muklng aud thinking mot
having touched one drop IT liquor.
When the army lay around N,,k,hurh
during that hong siege, the tim that tried
men, souls, | watched every movement
d was possible In me 10 de-, feeling d-
uiust certain that he would ,,rntualh
,ucnmb tnlthe custom, alas too uu,vyr-
stl among IA, uiiitrr- Iva. IN company
with , gentleman from Chicago, who,
while calling upu Tho GWrral, remarked,
/ have some A,ry lmy brandy uu th,
boat, and il yau will -,ul m orderly With
IA, Ia tho rtE,r, viii sud y1, ua.c or
two. i an greatly obliged, replied the
General hut Do not a., the uliol,
have big lob GA hand, aud though |
know shall win, | kuW must do il
with cool head. send al the liquor you
intend for me- L. nay hospital in the roar
| don't think htlls viii hunt the poor
fcllow~ down ,larr
Alta yclyhrltiuuuu thr 2slut February
before the surrender of Wick burg, wAilc
al around were drinking toast, in spark
ling champagne, | saw Cen Grant push
aside elas, Of wine, and taking up a
glass OF Mississippi water, with the re-
mark, "rhi, suit, the matter in hand"
drink TO the toast, "God save us,I Lincoln
md Liberty; let Us fight for both"
should like 10 give You many more
ike instances of my own personal expert
ince in regard To Gen Grants inebriate
habits, but fear 70 trcspa,~ too largely up
On Your columns.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07

Z baggage master, We'hal eolliled with a
freight train ON curve and, as both
train, were moving at a rapid rate, the
ra-h Nas tremendous, The engineer Of
the freight train was in his seat, iammed
up against Tho boiler, aud almost dead,
They got Him uut as soon as possible and
carried him to a field, ! bathed his head
with water and with brandy until the
doctor came, lie was dreadful sight
and could hardly hear To look al him.
understand that he cannot live, Chas.
Perkins, Jr,, travelling agent for lIaughton
Perkins X Go, Who lives ON Dorchester
street, was in the baggage ear, and was
buried hcucaththc baggage; aud the ten
der at the engine Mas over him, and a
dead loly thrown uut uf ool,in which
Wa "A thu baggage car lay elosr by him
and pUtly underneath him He was
not hurt badly however; and I consider
that he had e most miraculous escape
from death,
II had remained in the ear five min.
ut,s longer where was, should have
been KILLED or badly hurt. as the tender
OF thr engine WAS forced hack into the
baggage car, into Tho very place where
,tnod tive minutes before the collision
You may believe that my'hr,, action was
% ottr thanks 20 Him who directed my
unworthy foot 10 a place of comparative
safety
We understand that Mr., Lincoln was
at first tu,cu,illc, but recovered in cou>c-
quoucp Of water from the tender uickling
upon his face, and was thus enabled To
crawl iromA place where he would other
wise have boon burned a. DEATH Eat,a
ltuaA.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07

r,ror1ed trials, viz "l.et him that y
.ithont sin east the lint Stone ! max,
.na comparison between NY selt and vlhpl
men in the country Who drink iunlr 'he'
can ur have done, aud with les disturb
,nr,, of their nyr,aus organization than
have 4 do not wish, in saying this, L.
seem inyidious, or in the attitude 81 max
inc A special plea in my own hchali,
To err is human u forgive divine
crave only such an cNeiyisc II the dlynf
attribute a. the enlightened judgment ~
nv frlluw-clli4en- en- permit ilrm "
vauth,,ie 10 me ] e,n iruthullN aver
hat no man has 4 kpenrr appreciation oi
duty. a liyclicr pride ia the honor Of Hi
nois. on deeper sense uf gratitude to-
ward those Who have hnorrd him, than
| have. was, in my humble way, true
10 the country during the late rrh"lliun-
struggle, and Throughout a long public
life, against bitter persecution, aud ~
fearful miRoIitira, Notwithstanding all
NV faults, have constantly, mNaryingly
ma always been true To the Republican
party, and 10 the principles ofhuman Tree
dom.
am not, and never have hccn, the adj
yocate Of drinking; for, though alcohol
may he useful as q medicine, and IN some
other respects. yc, il kills mere than u
cures, and Is much more productive 81
misery than of benefit 10 mankind And
were il in my power. | would al one trll
.Noop blot il from the face OF the earth
and ohlterate the knowledge of making
il from the breasts Of mankind
am aware that ! have many friends
who will disapproye, perhaps dcnounce,
the seeming humiliation of writing thi,
letter, as they did my Congressional tenn
pcrance speech year ago, While. ] r.
grct their condemnation, | must insist ~
is always manly 10 confess ones trror,.
am not so welded 10 political life as 1"
desire to remain in office long than my
friends desire. but have never abandoned
any post of duty assigned me, aud shall
not leave my present one before the eN-
piration Of my term, while q single stain
rests upon my honor a. Senator. Such
an act would be cowardly, diSgraccful 10
you and myself, roproach TO my children
who depend upon me for defence of
heir good name-an act which can only
be compared TO suicide Besides, | feel
hat | have not yet accomplished all that
owe 10 my State, and am determined 10
cancel part Of the debt.
Notwithstanding your justifablc dis
trust. looking to God, my family, my
State, and my high duty, shall not de-
spair, but look forward to an uncluuded
future.
Thus much | have written with clear
Consciousness of the chances of miscon-
,eption, doubt, and unkind criticism to
which am liable. / care not. II is al.
ways manly and noble to reform an error.
and it is generally rood policy TO speak
ingeniously have tried to do both.
Your obliged servant,
RICHARD YATES.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07
The roetry OF spring.
ny FgEpERIKA mrNER.

AN NE trcca them snow-eapss don,
a.. Whlie the swallows, light d Wing,
ul lher any trips set OFT,
Merry haIbingers OF spring,
Zyphyr with his team Is dashinF
swiftly over land and sea,
WheFe he sweeps the waves are tashlnp.
hanks afe GIVEN, and slnlmkls ure,
Meath the azure skit, OF spuup,
NJ tht budding groNcs amuna
LATHE binds IN Joyous nue,
"''h'f ior Their feast q sons
charmed by their strains, each tut
1olss iIN eyes IA field and brake.
While, applaudlng M the wood
itnd't leaflets thrill and shaGr
Msrry midgcs loudly cheer,
- Dancing ia their chambers lr.sbi.
l'9nhd the honcyed blassOm near
h'ee 'fc murmurins with deHphf.
In the golden suuheams flash
Puuilt-Wlngcd butterflies
hyr the tiuwly mcals they dash,
full Of hUttenng hopes and loy..
Spring all living creatures hail
Whilst man claims, with NeaninT, hash,
Promises that ne'cr shall tail,
Ana hc gahrd toward, the sky.
Tor this sholt-lNcd spring, TIN, clear
'tt~'vut moNn OF hic, VAS given
\. typc Ton -haaoWing herr
That eternal spring OF Heaven.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07

FouNp Der The Newport Express
says We have ascertained from persons
knowing him, that Jacob Bedcll, who
begged money here last week TO get home
with, on the statement Of having teen
robbed, is a good-natured, shifticss sort Of
a fellow, who don't know but it is Just as
honorable to beg as TO work, and had
much rather do it. We are sorry his
looks so belle him, for he did appear very
much like an hopeSt man. The next time
he gets short he'd better try to beg in
some other community.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07

NEwroRT.-- the village meeting last
Saturday evening the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Clerk
and Treasurer, L. d. Livingston Collect
or, II. 5. Root: Trustees, E. B. True n.
I. Page, Alfred Randall, Geo. Boynton,
Z. Z. Huntley; Auditors, Daniel True,
d. NJ, Camp, c. D. Reynolds. The Trus-
tees elect were directed TO confer with the
Old board and others, and ascertain the
exact financial condition Of the village
and report at an adjourned meeting, to be
held ne:st Saturday evening.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07
thines Going Or.

.tdie,aus resemble dogs lht hl."
lar" taa, iag thee SAX, ot very h''l
meet.
lM~ @ ~ ia@. if '.- i','.'
Let W. have plenty ~ sh'ir Ar'' H''"''.
'fr
A rnaar.sau= .ammer s., predicted.
and the ~'"r'r If COMES along h''' 'i.
h't''r
A Bridgeport man ay.rs shat Le has
teen cured II dy-pcl-u ly RIDING over
Connecticut r''if9ad- 'h'- winter
-Falr,v Fern. baud writing is like a
lnwrLorn hedge ia blossom. round. rr,ttv
and rather -tr,rln-
al -.
tecn discovered at L5,kau, Mountain.
Tcuns .-fe-ail .haard fer T,nur~sea'
,-,,.,, Ill.,. IL
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~ Co., a..,- ...-. So.
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''' me- ''..F'
'''' t."ii''' "a ~ .'t'I.l VI '',
...-...... Of.
NJ H.
w#atz ti"Hsaut t"t- OF slate ar-
aan"'iE ..ap>si % li"-i'" i',n Chg quar-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07

70 The Hon. David Heaton, Repre-
sentative from the ID district of North
Carolina, was formerly editor Of the
Middletown, o., Herald, member of the
Senate Of that State and subsequently of
the Senate Of Minnesota.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07

New STAGE LISE.-There has lust
been stage line established batween
Montp ,lier and. Calais, which arrives at
Montp elier Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
nsf!ay :. in the forenoon, and leaves for
Calais in the afternoon Of the same DAYS
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07

BURLINGTON Policeman Drew ar
rested a couple Of fellows on Friday for
violation Of the city ordinance against
fast driving in the streets. They were
fined 81 and costs by Recorder lEollen-
beck
Professor Ordromcaux commenced
his course Of lectures on physiology aui
pathology before the Medical College on
Monday.
AS Messrs ira II. Paul and John W.
Nardlow We're returning in a box wagon
from the residence Of Collector Crane,
Winooski Park, Wednesday afternoon,
and when near the residence of Robert
Scott ON Colchester avenue, the hanger Of
the wagon broke, which so frightened the
horse that he immediately veered and
forced the wagon into the carriage of l..
NJ. llagar, which they met at the time
The inmates Of the carriage, the Misses
Hagar and Miss Lucia Lyon were thrown
out, Miss Lyon sustaining severe injuries
upon her side and elbow. Miss Katharine
Hagar received slight wound on the
nose, but Miss Maria was ,mhurt. Messrs
Paul and Wardlow were also pitched out
by the force of the collision, Mr. Paul es-
Gaping with hruise on his right temple
The horse, which is a "skecry" one from
the stables OF the American" at once
proceeded down Pearl and Church streets,
at race-horSe speed damaging on the route
wagon loaded with shavings, and finally
bringing NJ 1t the stables of the "Ameri-
can. The only wonder is that some one
was mol killed by the accident II was
certainly u narrow escape
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07

MENICo.-L Latest Mexican advices are
by way OF Galveston, Texas Congress
rc-assemblcd on the LIST inst. Much time
had been given to the consideration OF
railroad schemes and other internal i'm
provcments. Twenty of Negrete's fol-
lowers had been captured, and were to,bc
tried under the law of January %, 1865,
by the provisions of which Macmillan
was executed. Foreigners who engage in
an honorable calling in the republic are
hereafter exeRted from the decree of
Punishment
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07

ErRorE-The Prussian army will be
reduced by twelve thousand men
The trial Of Burke, Shaw, and Casey.
was continued Wednesday The evidence
adduced was highly unfavorablc to the
first named prisoner.
The London newspapers of Wcdnes-
day. deprecate the late Parliamentary
proceedings in regard to the Irish Church
question.
--Owain, Glnydwer. Jareban, Brigan-
tine, Hippia aud Uncas. won the princi-
pal events during the third day of the
Newmarket rnces.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07

NEW StDEW ALK.-E. 4. Morse is put
ting down Il substantial concrete pave
ment on the northcrly side of Union
Block, on Centre street This description
of walk seems 10 he meeting with much
favor by our inhabitants, both on account
of its cheapnes7 and durability. We hear
Of many who contemplate laying down
such walks the present season.