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Bologna sausage.
Snn POUNDS winter made Boiogua Eausase
aONO ust rscsavsd BY
lAs RoDERTsoN 4 ALBERs
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FROM THE SOUTH.

ATLANTA, July SO.
There was grand demonstration last ight
BY the Democratic party over the election Of
Hill and Miller to the Z. S. Senate. The
city was splendidly illuminated and there
was an immense gathering in front of the
L nited States Hotel. and the concourse were
addressed by several speakers. Mr.. Miller
in his speech came out fer Seymour and
Blair Mr.. Hill viii steer clear Of parties
and use his influence for the best interests OF
the country.
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ftos. Rrr. L. r WARD, Ar,n, Loraine Co. o
Ne erRoSd 4 ARMsfF FoNe,
Drtgaists, ciersand, Ohio.
Gentleman MT gives great plessars to state that my
wifi hedeiYed great bent A. from the Co.'s
psa Cure She mas been number Of years greatly
troutl With Dy pelsia accompanied with violent psr
aipaion, which pro. trated her she
all the while. for mouths unable to do any thipg.
she took at Your instance Goes Dyspepsia Cure and hes
derived GREAT fENhFIe FROM 1T, and is now G M
paraiissly we'll. s.ie regard, fhs medicine = great
tiles lag Truly yours,
Jan l2ih 1856 L.F WARD
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Home Testimony.
ssv HAVEN, Ct. June ], 1867

NEN HAVE. CT. June ], 1s6f.
Ness,s Z. g. CLARK Il CO.
feats-B+ipg ions from the great tenent derived
10 in spr. sins tbs Goes Dyspepsia Cure
would state my case. Something year ae', l
had violent sttsek OF Dierrho-a which listed eight
weeks during vii time Employed tn.es p ysicisus,
bnt with isf, til ritd Goes Dyspepsia Cura
Tns irst helped me: ok 1t three times day r
\ week ard rely cnres and believe to-day
thai saved my life. Being ar I'D 10 similar ~ N
sesso1 10 tse, which put all right ! would
-dy svey aniS 10 keep it hani ready 70. imme-
iiste use. In case If summs or Bower Complains
DUNN.
The above Mr. Dunn il in our employ, and We can
vouch for ne shove statement being trns.
Z ARNOLD & CO.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. July 90.
Speaker Colfax, accompanied by large
party Of Chicagoans, left here this morning
st $50 for South Bend. Great preparations
have been made for his reception at his old
-.
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LIME! LIME. LINE

ysyHE LAHpKveE LIMR CO. have their wors
pletla. sna prepared 10 furnish their superior
ae ID quaint ties suit, at the lowest msket rate,
The arrangements sn faciti"sfor msnufsetu
ring ana rausroItiug az their works w enable them
q keep tuii supply all times. Orders may be IL n ~
IL Hnel's Hardware store at the efioe CT The kso-
sak Msnufscturtng Company.
y. r. FORD,
,sn.lea.f Manager
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Prams,s American Chrofn0s
IN OIL AND WATER COLORS.

DRANG.S AMERICAN CHR9M08 tre
,ae-stnils rs-SssA.olisfs of ~ snA water color
pasttpgs: fsthfu1- and ski.iuy eoas that Il re-
qarss tie exeessn~s of sHrert to detect the dtr
sncs between theo ard ses originals
Tor ~ pasposcos decosaiou-lof paslcfs, fttirg
rooms drawing r0oAs, uurssrits eha1bs. both ng
exqustey beantifal asshess Oerosss be ootaal
cd for tbs a0ouns Of noney No other ornaments
Of the est admirably ealcuiassd to adrrn
hose; ~ cstivais leve fse Ar amsne ~ ysDDes =
large r Brigham sp ~ dwellings u svSl of sls9 Of
oar ssns saA tsteasA - rs6 sessesaaon y sAsr
slsnt yet rsosus innsenes love the bsasfa u Art
snd IN Nature Htthsr o, Ar has bses arlstocrsc IN
IL assoeiatinns bat the wealthy csass could Of
ford 10 buy dns works os ers but chrome rthoerapby
h.s chaaged al hsi, and brosght sxqsiate Daiatinzs
sthn the resch Of every family II Il doing Tor Art
what ths printiny-pr cid tof Literature Let FAM
fiy hsncssorth b. wthoct rf sical booss and one
or two esey psintiaes Both ahoald be regarded -
indispsns sbls to coGplets home.
A1-Ask for them Il the Art Stores aad Book Stores
Arcur Gu, omos ssst free, 70 any adirrs within
the y g., rast Of the Aisatsipp receipt Of price.
Oar Journal of Popular Art, explaining ho~ chromos
an usade, maiiud free. eeuA Tor copy.
Jysl-h L. PRAh0 co Boston,
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MRS. A. C. BURR, corner of Fifth and
4vA Fulton Streets most successful Teacher Of
twenty years expsrience-wiIl receiss few ore pn
pills In Mu,ic, French, and Drawing
is 26- dim
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our WILLS.
n SELLERS 4 Co.,,
IRON T. founders n .nHrhfNisfs

ssTEAM ENGINE and general Mill Work,
- Gass aud steam Fittings; paiu and Ornamental
,ou ana Brass Cating-; Agents for Meao~sn't
Double aud Single acting force and lifting Pumps Gil
~ Ipiaese, to~ supplyise Boilers corner bloadess
~ s~e. 9, nj 1 1s~~s ttnr .A-tts
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nATs, cars 4 FURNISHING GOODS.
f,fiIon & Jnncs a2 Main street
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I,al.dlav&nly.
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For Sale.

Frame Dwelling Honse, with four rooms,
n cellar stable. cistern, nice gsfdsn, grapes and
sat xefiety of uit s--fnl lot. al, good condi
On Frani In between 18th and lsta Title
GOOD Frise st2oo-halI cash. hsIanre on time, En-
g;re Of ~ Il IEN-EiGk,
Real EaaA,e aId rnsursncs Agent,
sls Cor. 4th and Main-sts.
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Gees Dyspepsia Cure.

fea will see ho it will dispe your bad feelings
and gioou 10 ,odines. How IL will chase
any peci, OF nyspep.ia bow It ~ill give you
new hi. and Wig and how 1t will make well man
wonfai Of ven Etr yenr SAKE for ths sake nf
ever. Iejy suffering, We beg entrest yeufo try it
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For Sale or Exchange,
~ pssrt fO1. CITY Property.

sYspE Furniture and Lease Of the Billings
House, keoknk. lowe. his Heese is in better con
!slon the of guests than II las been
several years Tho Proprietor Ia The meantime 20
f tle patronage OF his former friends srd the ruhie
fe-rsS-dtf
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PROSPECTUS.

This Company lie established with view to
cheaper Telegraph correspondence In the West,
and will locate Offices at all points where the re-
ceipts will warrant fair profit to the Associa-
ton. 1t Is organised under State Laws and the
National Act Of Congress. The shares put at .
low sum, in order TO induce ALL caaias TO become
stockholders, and thereby insure Its success by
favorng the Company with their business and
influence. Wedesire our shareholders to be COM
posed Of every business, vocation and calling.
The stock will be apportioned, according to pop
ulation, 70 the cities and villages in ILLINOIS,
WISCONSIN,, MINNESOTA, MICHIGAN,
IOWA, INDIANA, MISSOURI, KANSAS and
NEBRASKA. We expect every sntsrprising m an
in these states will second cur endeavors. Our
extensive correspondence in the States named war
rant this hope. The people are enthusiastic FOL
a competing line and cheaper prices. TAR SHALL
uAyy ruYN
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e. HINES,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
On T1ird.st., bet. Main a johnson.

UN IHHu~st.f Oe1. 1udtH q 1UHHsOH
HAS just received a fne stock Of Cloths Of
III ali ai.ds, anA viii make psuis, vests and COATS
cheaper than ever before. For proof Of this call and
ct29 em
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THE CAPITAL STOCK

Is Three Million Of Dollars divided into shares
of S25 each. When $40 is paid on each share, 3
certificate of stock FOR $25 will be issued, and no
further assessments TO be made. We expect TO be
able to pay earned dividends Of interest on the
latter amount ss soon Is the lines are completed.
Installments from time to time, for the payment
Of the stock subscribed will be called far by the
Directors, ~ the erection Of the lines progress.
Subscriptions for single share will be received.
The more the stock IL distributed the better for
the Company. There IL no individual liability af
tar the stock il Maid for.
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For Sale.
an ACRES OF LAND-near Pennington, Iowa,
IN kiabt Dollars per Acre.
DkeIRAtLE REsibEsGkon Hiskstrset, between
n Fifth and Sixth streets. door East from the
Congregational Church frame House. y iih sig
and good Cellar inil lot with Stable Fruit Tr~rs
cistern Ac Title good Enquire ot
aprib-dly WM kulTs N. 50 Main str.tt.
a VERY desirable Brick Dwelling, with
a two lots, in good r'par. on side OF Grand
Avenue between 9th and a.h ste,ts.
Apply 10 WIN FULTON,
~ay2a 50 Msn ~.
o, binck II, 81 ana Concert
Streets, One of tho most desirable locations in the
oIty
Also parr of Lota and &, In block l37. corner
Concert and Ninth streets, on which Ia avery desirs
two story brick dwelling
Also Lots q and 1, In block l2a, corner Of Cor
and Eighth
All for sale at very Moderate figures. Enquire Of
WM gULTuN,
mays 81 Ma n stre.t
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Goes Dyspepsi Cure,

IL also be upd invaluable In all Of Dtarrf ora,
Dy.entery Collie, Summer Complaists, Gripping, and IN
fact every disordered indition cf - stomach.
Gold by D~r .s.ts In city and country every ywhere at
81 pr bott.e, or by application TO
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Acidity Of Stomach, Rising Of Food,
Flatulency, Lassitude, WEAKNESS,
Rliousness, and all disorders
Of the Stomach and
Bowlels,
Il urged ppan the attention and trial Of sufferers from
his horrible of all diseases Dysrep ia shows its
r ,vsges in thousand different furns, such Sick
H-snsehe. Heartburn Depression general sense
eatness and feeling that you hot W II Food dis
yon and eours your stomach breath -
bad skin at timss is nshed and hot; don't feel II
could move str sh2nt and worst OF ali 1ndgex
Cor stioatioD, othing ss than vs.
pepsa. Thousands upon houtands suffer and die this
WY aud neither them .elvts their physicians know
Wis: ails them, except that they 40 surely dying
R-aitr. rereat It, sAis i+ all Dyspepeia. If you
nld have rroof of osr statement, II you would
Children from cary grave, II would have
hsth ard energy and srsng b. again beg ,eu to try
oi & tn..feaf
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For sale.

.llNE EXTRA FINE YOUNG HORSE,
~ hvs years old, well troaen 70 10th double aud
siag,e hArnsvs Aso,
one pss6seJS WGxeA 40 sns ~ Of
Es@1s1 1s1piMo0zoQnsss.
sna.,re a. vANaANT Z HALLOw8LL
0Sstt No. llS Aain-st- Ksosuk
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The Great Western Telegraph Company II un.
der contract with the Atlantic and Psci6c Tel
egraph Company, who have wires now in opera
tion from New York to hicago, and are at work
pressing tho wire construction TO keokuk, Ito
which point 1t will be finished in few wseks,) on
ih way to California. We occupy the once at
Chicago with the Atlantic and Pscic, and receive
each Others mssss ges and forwar dtbs same. Tho
Atlantic and Pacific Company connects an New
York with all the competing lines that ars now
doing business 1t the principal an intervening
points In THIRTEEN STAfGs, and their lines being
daily extended. The Dominion line lopposition)
of Canads 10 now being built to all the Lake
Hntario and the St. Lavrsucs river ports includ-
ing Ogdensburg, New York. Southern mpetins
lines are now going up from Louisvile md q.
Louis TO New Orleans, afording connection for
tho Great Western In that direction In short,
tho North and South. and the Middle btates are
q work on eomps,ing lines, and il needs but the
construction Of new lines in the States above
named to complete the circle Of the mcst busi-
mess portion d the Union:
j.. SNOW, srcsrrAnr
Block, Chicago.
]. A. DlCKERSoN,
Aesnt for ths mp kO
Iuss ls-eAw1ns
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w all Paper.

new stock OF
WALL, PAPER AND ROIsDERS
tnr sale al rcdncet preesby
.sng Mw WRsTcoTT
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DIRECTORS.
ELISHA 3. wADsvoRTH,
Chicago.
NATHAN AEARs.
Mesrs, Bates Il Co., Chicago.
tIAls, Aver 4 Co.. Chicago.
John v Farw ell 4 Co.. Chicago.
VA TURPIN,
VA Tusp.n Co.. Chicago,
pAyID GAGB.
Gage Brothers 4 Walters, Chicago.
JOHN HAMS,
Pres't Fifih National Bank, Chicago.
DPoRAY,
Gray, Phelps 4 Co., Chicago.
Culver 4 Co Chicago. -
FB Gardner 4 Co., Chicago
KrA1RRAsk.
FArbsuk, feek q Cos, Cnichgo.
SNOW,
Sec. g. ". Tel. COMFY.
GEORGE NJ GRAY,
Gen westn Ag't ". s. 4 LIS. \. R. Line Chiesss
NJ D GILMAN,
Chicago.
ROBERT MecHEsNEY.
FRANCIS r sHEss1s.
Chicago,
JOSEPH DAKE,
Chicago.
CHI BECKwITH,
Chicago.
A 7 DWIGHT,
Corey Dwight. CAoAsol
JAdRs foGs,
JP fogg, Son Co, Chicago
LIP SANGER,
Joliet, III.
Ew HUDSON.
Detroit, Mich.
BE ALLfN,
Bsfksr, nss Moisss, Lava
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NJ. Dean. ...cor Tnffd nhfn streets
uuiskamp 4 MatIeas so Main street.
auiskamp Bro...... Main street bet 4th 9Th.
Hart, gt......... ..... 13S ain street
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EURNiTV WE

Engraving, Brands, 4 seals.
Bridges Nos L h Estes House
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

dold Pens. Pencils, Pocket Books.
q Bridges. ...Nos i / 2 Estes Hous
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aneiiI. Jones 4 Co.....cor Third + Main streets.
L ess Stern 1 Co.......cor Second Main streets.
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nRncEns-RETAIL.
nAnnWARE.

Hardvare & House Furnishing Goods
M.hsr 4 "a / g Ms in street
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.oar a SON johnson street, bet Sd 4th
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.
oOKsAs STATIONERY.
BooTs = sa0Es-RRTAlL.

David q Lowry second street
" Westcott .......... Main street-near Fourth
Webster Bros ~. .... SO Main street.
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LATEST NEWS NJ CABLE.
Geo. r. Train In BANKRUPTCY.
FROM WASHINGTON.

GOLD CLOSED In NEW YORK l44s.
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
VAN, Armitake o.. .........o Ninth = Jehnson.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
( ErExhnuN lpEAPATCHES.
From Washin & ton.
Arrival OF speaker COlfax at
his Home.
The President will not Sign the
Funding Bill.

JeE. Davis Gone e Europe
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Assessments ON Each share not
to Exceed Ten Dollars Each.
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EVIENITV VII
mean, Karle Co........l40 l42 Main street.
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This world renowned remedy for the unfailing
cure If
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DfRkCToRs-s HAmill, Wholesale Grocer; Il. D
woodward Dry 0oods; H 4. Love pres't lst Nat Bank
4. brown, Commission Merchant n. Tncksr; L. Goa
OAas HubbsiE A.y. Leopold esdler; Z. Manning Eco
saaQsa IsaiAh Assk, Bonaparte; Richards Bsnsoas
peYt: B. Y. Bower, Wholesale Grocer.
SIXTH HA MILL, President. n, D. WOODWARD w
President: SAMUEL .CARKY, Treasurer; HOWARD
OKDR, Secretary sep3o-l1y
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For Rent.
TEHREE PLEleANr ROOMS TO RENT, without
board, Tn Exchange street. second door west from
Eecend street tvs -2w
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CLOTHIEhs.

CLOCKS, WATCHES = JHWELRfs
sam Bridges..............Noe Noe q hstes House.
T r. J. syres & sons..... ..........s7 Main street
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-22
New York News.

New YORK, Oct, 20.
1t is stated in revenue circles, that
Buckley has been ordered by the solicitor
Of the Treasury to corfnc himself 10 the
duties of his office at Washington.
There was meeting of the capitalists
who favor the construction of canal
across the I,thmus Of Darien, TO connect
the Coribean sea wife the Pacific Ocean,
to-nightat the residence of Peter Cooper,
to discus, the various plans proposed.
Inspector Rice. to-day issued orders for
the attendance Of force of four hundred
policemen tomorrow evening at Cooper
Institute to protect the stands and friends
at the meeting of War Democrats in ia
yor Of Grant and Coifax, from an attack
which it is reported is to be made.
The. international Base Ball match,
between Nine All England Eleven Crick-
eters and Union Nine of Morrissonia. was
played this afternoon, on st. Georges
Cricket grounds. The Unions beating
Cricketers by 30 to II. The Cricketer,
accepted no odds About 1000 spectator,
were present.
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ilarriagrs.

PARKUURST MANN On the I'd instant,
az thu residence Of the brides mother, by Rev.
Geo, ?. Hopkins, Mr.. Leonard r. rarkhurst and
Miss Mary Z, Mann, all Of Troy, IA.
CoRBEA vANIER- In Rutland, by Row, l.
Howard, tTt -rh, Madison turbea and Ur,ule
NaniyI, hutA al kutlaut
RICHARDSON BARNES In Rutland, OCT,
18th, by Rev Leland Howard, Mr. J, :. BIyhanl-
son, OF Rutland, aud Ms, Marion T., Daughter
OF W. /. Barnes, Ia, Of Wet Rutland. NJ
Cards.
MOtLTnRGP billiard In Rut!and,
Oa', li;h, BIZ Rev. Leland Howard, Robert Mpul-
thIup aud Helen }. Nilliald, daughter Of Miner
HIliiaIl, E,I.
!. ALLEN BROWN IN Tinmouth, oct. 18th
10y Rev A.j4ar Walker. MI. John c. Alien, OF
Iiumuu'a and Mis-, HATa' Brown, VI C,atei
Rutland.
sMllH BA>COM In She Congregational
churyh, henson, Oct ii'h, by Rev. 4. K. Hawiy,
Nj h,gl1uj +. Siai'h AMI Mis- Amelia \. Has
com.
+ rARME$TlR PARMlNTER In pittshell
Oct. li.A, iy E.y VI. swan, Nj. lynn Al Par
msu'er and Mis- Martha ratmen'cr, both 81
FIt'-Erlt.
RUSSELL GIBSON In Rutland, oct. l4th,
a. 'hr ry-laouee ot the brides father, by Ley. g.
Woo hua~e. Nj. Gee. T.. E.S-,ll su8 VI $, s.s.,Il
\. Gibson both 81 Is4tlIua.
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owner q one car load, ai,er putting them /
TIE yaIds, aud learning tho prices and faAhh a,
reloaasd them Tor home, declaring they ~,
worth enough mafv AZ home TO pay the cost .
Feshipp'hs' Most II the dToyeFs, however, -,
posed q their f'ock to-day and vii, start 10
home to-noFrow morning, PepeT hillaTd I'D,
10 two year olds at s.5 10 $40 each. one eXtr.
good COW Tor go To dress 80 pounds OH .
eoSs At ~ TO .ti, Sin three year Old steers IN
- each J, NJ, North sold tour two year olds At
" III per sb'' AMI atheT stock ny the head at l..
10 lN' ~ I"una, IA, w,loox sold eight tire
year old steers, gross hive weight, $3.50 pounds at
lie. Mutton having heen very abundant during
the past week at faneul Hall market, prie.,
have not been sustained theTr, aud the trade va.
exceedingly duh Al Cambridge much dressed
mutton Is sent from Maine. BALDWIN Bowen
sold AZ - u pr head II, D. Hancock at 500
hatehelder at ts,a', y, Cock at O., Is and $500
j. H. Gordon at ;9,s3. d, Rice hity at Sc, AMI 20
AZ 49,
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ARrINGToN.-Wea are wide awake here
in old Arlington, and waiting to do our
part towards increasing the State MAORI
- in November from five to ten thousand
over that OF september. Our club meet
ings are kept up and we are getting up a
good deal If interest in them. Our last
was addressed by Edgar Hall, Esq, OF
Fort Edward, n. Y, reconstructed
Democrat, who opened the eyes of some
fhis old friends by showing up to them
the sham democracy of the present day
The large audience showed a great deal
OF interest while listening to his speech OF
one and half hours. At its close vete.
ran Democrat of over so years Of age
wished the privilege Of asking few
questions, which request was very cour,
one or two very immaterial questions
started off on an argument, on the defunct
and Low pretty near settled question o.
the right OF government to coerce State
Mr.. Hall answered him very ably ant
conclu~ively, and the quotations from tn,
letters and speeches of prominent wal
Democrats, and the illustrations brought
forward to show the gentleman his pres
ent position, will not soon be forgotten b,
the audience who greeted his many ex
celent hits with rounds of applause. w
think that when this. gentlemsn come
again in the neighborhood of Mr. Hall h
will give him wide hearth. Mr.. Hall
although young in years and new con
vert to Republicanism, is doing veteran
service for Grant, Colfax and peace i,
New York State. We expect to be ad
dressed at our next meeting by the Hon
D. f. Nicholson of your place, when W
expect treat of course.
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Interesting General News.
Neutrality-suspicious.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 90.
Quito large number of applications have
boon made for office Of Brigadier General
in L, $, Army, made vacant by relieving
OF Gen. Hooker, Among the applicants
are several Civilians who were officers of
the volunteer army during the late war
Probabilities aac now that Colonel and
Brevet Maj General Stoncman, now COM
handing LIST military district, will be ap-
pointed to that position.
Very few official dispatches been re-
eoived in this city recently relative to the
Indian war on the plains. The army is
known to be no the move, and in active
pursuit of hostile tributes, but no dis
patches concerning its movements here
been received at Head Quarters here for
two or three days.
Internal Revenue Department have
made several appointments of storekcepers
as follows;
Thos Robinson, 23i district, y. "
James llanlcy, Sd district, y. Y; II, Fer
ri, 9th district, y. Y.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-22

LONDON, Oct. 90.
Consols closed Oil for money and &C
count I. S. bonds quiet at -! Illinoi
Central 9f! Erie, 81
FRANKFORT, Oct. 20.
Five-twentie bonds, IS.
Fiyc-twenty bonds closed at - Is s
IS o.
LONDON, Oct. 20-Eyening.
Tallow declined to Sic. Cd; spirits O
petroleum quoted ct llId.
HAvRB, Oct 90.
Cotton tirmer at 1877 france.
ANTWERP, Dot. 20.
Petroleum dull at an advance. Stand
ard White so france.
PARIS, Oct. 20.
Bourse, firm; rents, 10f. Acc.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. ..20-5 p. NJ.
Bacon closed dull at 55s.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 20-Evening.
Cotton closed steady and unchanged
Middling uplands, 10,d. Middling Or.
leans, Id Corn declined to 3ss. Other
articles in breadstuffs, market unchanged
Provision and produce market unchanged.
The address, which the Liverpool cham
Der of commerce has voted to present to
Hon Reyerdy johnson, congratulates him
on the. peace and harmony which exist be.
tween Great Britain and the United
States, and urges the necessity for the
practical adoption of principles OF fire,
trade in America, declaring that such Q
change would give great impetuous to
American commerce, and show that the
resources of the United States are even
greater in peace than in war
HAVANA, Oct 90
Generals Supison and Cabral have ar
rived at St Thomas from Hayti, having
failed in their attempt to cross the from
tier into st Domingo.
Gen. Ogano is at the head of another
rebellion against the government Of
Baez.
Great misery prevails throughout the
Republic, owing to the discrganized con
dition Of affairs
The news from Hayti is favorable to
President Salnave. Iremel was still be-
sieged by his forces, Gen. Hester, the
revolutionist, died of wounds received in
a recent battle.
An arrival from Venezuela reports thai
the country was comparatively quiet
Gen. Roias had recognized the Manager
General
1t was reported that Gen. Switzerland
President of the State of Maricabo, and 6
strong friend of ex-President Falcors
would soon give in his adhesion to tn,
new government, and deliver over thre,
ships of war which was still in his posses
sion, and return to Europe.
An attempt was made to assassinatt
/ Villegers, the minister of foreign affairs
but failed
I The vomito was raging at Caracas anc
many deaths are reported.