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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-12-02

BALTIMORE February 10th, 1868.
Dr. j. j. Laurence Dear SRI take pleas.
ure IN recommending your ROSADALIS as a
very powerful Alternative.
Yours truly, R. ". CARR, NJ. D.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-12-02

ITO be mart to local n<acs coi,sna.l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-11

Coon ADVICE 10 YousG Mgs AND BAcHE>
LoRs.-Rev. Henry Morgan, of Boston,
preached on Sunday night last, to crowded
house in the Continental Theater, on the sub
iect, :. Young Men and Early Marriage
Text: Whose 6ndeth wifa fndeth roca
thing and ohiaine:h favor Of ine Lord. ifov.
Syi.., "a. The speaker, said natnre, history
and revelation declare s.H is not good fer
man TO be alone Every man should have
helpmae, bosom friend to co-operas
wife him in iha battle OF life. a wife is the
balance Wheel Of mans character, the reg
p!aioF Of his morals, tie guardian angel Of a
husbands trust, confidence and prosperity.
Nan is but single blade of shears, useless
vithoata wife bound to him BY matrimo
pjal river. wife il tie magnetic needle
pointing 70 tie star # hope on .she soyags OF
hie. Her shadow is The wing Of his protec
ton; her genius the palladium Of his morals /;
her smile the inspiration of his great achieve
ments.
Better live in an attic under the halfewsd
influence of c wife, Than to revel In palace
in what is called single h.essedness. "A rr
tHoMs w0g.sa S > o-swa "a ess asspana. Ia
all yoat setkfnss seek he favor OF the fair.
In all your gettiugs get wife, and never
cease from getting until yon get married.
You say can't aaord wife say you can
not afford 20 he without one: that is, if chor-
acter isto be taken into account.
But woman is e4trasagent IN dress Very
vail; there are enough who are BOT do not
laarry such one do not marry miiliner
shop Marriage is Supposed TO be unconge-
NAL with literary pursuits. Opinions have
changed since the time OF Michael Angelo
sna sir Joshua Reynolds. The two wives Of
eirWalter Scott, Fenimore Cooper, Jonathan
Edwards and Edmund Burk were instanced
Is helpmates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-11

oppytysnee 10 ALIKE shove Real HsfAts ard NH "
8aie % tae pesaa Rropsfty Rave bsea ns1s sut and
depo ssd ~{th CON mtssioBrr. wha viii = apon :. tn
rswtas II eanse Dee6a to the ~
and B.s VI sse the perscs prorsrty, 70 be
and deliver TO those respectively dsavfns
the Rars.
to those ORA irK Them.
Itsl be seau thst Of ;.s ahoss zss ccnttst Of
unkspt lrtteiAs cheap Jos<h and that neng ~
principally located In Msrion ard the adjoining
lies well know ths bsss Fruis rsuton IN the WAt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-11

There will also be distributed among the
ticket holders, fairly and impArtialIy, BY
and under the direction Of Mana
gers not interested ir the Asso-
cation, the following
splendid
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02

MANUFACTURING POWER IN MAINE.
A photographic survey Is now going on
n Maine, of which a preliminary report
has been prepared. representing two-fifths
# the area Of the State. Thus far, 1853
tics of water power have been discov-
red, with a working energy of 100000
net horse power, equal to force of l,ooo,-
100 men aud nearly twice that of the
working energy, both by steam and
water. of Great Britain and Ireland. At
Watcryillc the sites aggregate $500 horse
ao1cr, and at Augusta, on the kennebec,
where they arc being utilized by thy
~prsa-ur. al Rhode I-land, strength of
1000 horsepower is afforded Lewiston
has 1866 horsepower, which can be
rreblcl by engineering at tho source Of
tho Androscoagin at Jmhagog Lake.
This water power Is scattered through ev-
nv section al the State Owing to the
BODY Of water in ! ,56s lakes which form
large reservoirs, and cover 2,44l square
niles,the force of the streams flowing from
them is more uniform throughout the
year than elsewheae in the United States
The laws Of Maine regarding manufac-
lures arc extremely liberal
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02
The Presidenrs Answer.
ANSWER To ARTICLE Y.

A.Na " A@AA - f'ANAANH.F#
And for the answer 10 the said filth al
uele, this respondent denies that on the
alst day Of February, 1868, or At any 9th
or time or times in the same year before
the said "a day OF March, lsOs, or At any
prior ~ subsequent time Ut Washington
aforesaid or Al any other place, thus re-
spoudcnt aid unlawfully eonspire withthe
said Thomas, OF with any other person or
per.ans, 10 prevent or hinder the exeeu-
lion ri the said act, entitled AN act reg
MATING the tenure Of certain civil offices,
on that, in pursuance OF said alleged con-
.piracy, he did uulawiully attempt To pre-
wont the said Edwin NJ Stanton from
holding said office Of Secretary for the
Department of War, or that he did there
hy commit or that he WAS thereby
guilty Of thigh misdemernor IN office
Respondent protesting that said stanton
was not then and there Secretary oil v an
hegs To refer 10 his answer given 10 the
fourth article and to his answer given y
tLp first article. a. to his intent anu paf,
pose in issuing the orders for the removal
If stanton, aud the authority gwen % th'
said Thomas, and prays equal beneh'
,hcretram. as ii the same were here again
r.paat,d and fully set forth
And the respondent excerpts 10 the SUI
tleicuey Of the said fifth article, and state
his ground for such exception; that y 4
NOT alleged hy what means, or by VIVA
agreement the said alleged conspiracy Wa
formed or agreed 10 be carried out or u
what way the same was attempted 70 .
carried out or what were the acts done II
Il
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02

JrpaE POLAND .-~ The Washington
correspondent OF the Freeman remarks
There was some surprise manifested a.
the choice of the board of managers on
the part Of the House. | heard that on cot
The Judges of theSuprcmeCourt expressed
hi, surprise that Judge Poland was not
chosen for he said that his argumen'
in the Supreme Court on the legal tender
law-which he also said was the finest ar
uument he ever heard in the Court--h'
showed himself TO be a remarkably tm
! LAWYER, and one who would do credit Il
any peaitiou he might occupy 1t Is Ger
tainly true if Mr. Poland had been chosen
/ Mr.. Logan permitted 10 remain simply :
member Of the House, the manager
would have been very much stronger and
the proceedings and results might hay
been more satisfactory. From thischoic'
+ Of the House il shows how hard it is IN
j body Of politicians TO choose men to
any service simply on account Of mert
and not to be governed hy political niiu
cuce"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02

-
.NeW II talemfH With nflt ~ our ees''
moss h@h. S7''t3'} ai'lhs'a, ~ m we
,''.s' t NY - -. rrs,li,,s. o.
'. " a,f. "a. l'1i'1,, 1aas'In .''aS
\ iisekesi, W hsi'a' ! ppsr nAmaitol
ale7e@ at,se'ea t.'tv,''' VII" i"'N'A'
iaslah y t@'h 'f"h''ht"n,
The W@ettns wa@ stllsd !" "laef ~
IL F'FieE l'tis ~ 'den' 81 the h"atu
II tr#ta sitsr Wht"h lAr Rehh,iaeh eA'
t-tz't-=t-T-i Ftttst'4'a fa'''e'
NM p w., 'ai'ews LEAVING me no"
tHf H,' ,s. .,"1 Portland ana Rochester
rulra1 A0aa tAfsa or Tour mites oeioN
Allnn by, paf7n@ imR"sh Alton near
"Am3nten iron N"A.. ELIMINATION, san
harnlan tr"st, ""3 IN l'F ~ fahslh' =
II. The route la'N represent runs thiuush
SgrN iF"al"#'sN'' ."t'tlt1N,Na' Nealsns
."i Fo@"3,'a@ .""o5,'f' se' Guy p,luanS
developed ny tue aaN'n'as'S &" me ra'l'
rHd. Tho only ehte'u"n % u,'s f'V'
plnl route Is latt the staae ~ oslh'eh'o''
le'shls y taanshl must necessarily pe
heavy, Ia A. i"ete h'S been no 'u ,,s
UrSty thelr II nope '''a' t''tso o"l',
i9uv M be overcome Nhe % the aa
vmias', held out " 't'' e.h''e'hen i
That thfil route u 'he Sn"teN'' ~ wen a.
the most advantageous 'h'' '"H'n % '''
1.t"at III. -.
l"s lFsl"'' A'"s W" NJ paa y
with er tar' me i'al ]" t"e hes,anu
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02

BURNEn-Mrs T'G Beach # Nesttord
Was badly burned Monday night by the
explosion II kerosene lamp her arms
head and lace we've burnsd, but the llames
were fortunately ektinsaishel before
catching much hold II her clothing Tic
lamp Mas blown an ~ pieces what ~as
the cause al the explosion We have ~
l..rnel l,lt lralallY the I'll Va, net q
proper quality and not sufficient 'tre
taken IN using H.
ArrpusAI. - The following is tho
sehelal, Of appraisal agreed upon ty TIL"
lister. II Windsor County, at county
meeting held at Woodstock on saturday
last. in accordance with the "e5 fa>'aH
in that county, W. Suggest whether
such convention Of listers IA Rutland
County would uet b. d eend " a'F Es'.
aa.." thereby securing unrtauotty 1T 't
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02

TIM RrssrILYuIE, KY, BANK ROB-
berry The Nashville Banner of the I'D
instant furnishes the particulars OF this
robbery. which for boldness rather exceeds
ANYTHING that has yet been reported. AT
about 3 o'clock, y VI, while the cashier,
clerk. and a casual visitor were in the
back room, two men rode up, hitched their
horses and entered one of them who
had been in repeatedly before, on some
GRAND. offered a $50 bill to be changed,
and while the cashier was examining II
10 determine whether il was good, the
villain put pistol to his head and order
ID him to surrender. The cashier turned
suddenly away and made for back door,
through which to escape, and give the
/ larm. He was, however, intercepted and
fred on, and beaten and knocked down,
but vet contrived to escape and give the
/ ,larm. In the mean time, two OF the rob
| bers searched the bank, while two others
sat in front Of it, on horseback, armed
With Spencer rifles and pistols firing on
very man who approached the bank
But the neighbors being fully aroused,
md beginning to fire on the sentinels'
,hey became alarmed, called to their asso-
,iates in the bank, who came out, bring
. .na saddle-bags crlmmed with specie and
. .recubacks, mounted their horses and has
,ily made of, followed speedily by forty
i,ilcnS, mounted and armed, in hot haste
But the robbers being superbly mounted
md perfectly armed escaped.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02

~ httmaat ~ NJ ~ ''''"H IN ~ -
student Judge 'a,"'1"", WI -
" sih pleasure, as """'''"' "'""'' ''N"
excellent man. d,
Roy Milham Henry Ausaslu, hisseli'
y y, Geeoya, Western New York, ha.
EM M I'll bishop u TIN lisastse y Nef-
mont liz Is successor 10 tic late htshop
Hopkins nr Mssell Is . Nernon''F ~
birth, aud is now about tity'three years
n a-,. liz graduated % tho University
ot Vermont in 1870, and is q most learned .
aeaampli,hel aud Pure,miudet CHRISTIAN
eentlemaa. We knew him well and in'lr
uatrlv. and il may le truly said II hun
that
~N knew bna hg1 10 io'e bag -,
pr R..-all Is a fine llusu's', profound
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02

Approved March :, 1850,
Ry order uf the Secretary ug MaE
4 h. IuNN>rNn,
Assistant Admtant.heuanl
lOfFIcIAL. Assistant AdlulM'-hahFr
raj, 4, G, O., No, IL,
Gen. Emory not only called thr Mith-
ton Of respondent to this order Int !"
the fact that it was in conformity Win
section contained imam Appropriation A''
passed by Congress,
Respondent, after reading Il. order 81
served This is not in accordance With
the Constitution Of the Onllgl States,
which makes me COMMANDMENTS hlei ~
the Army and Navy, OF Of the Language oil
the commission which you hold,
Gen. Emory then stated thar the 9Fs'r' F..
had met respondents approval
Respondent then sdid, in substance
Am | TO understand that the President
Of the United States cannot give al order
but through the Geusrl-Iu-tmgi 81 1rh.
Grant
Gen. Emory again reiterated the state
ment that il had met respondsnts APPROX
Al, and that it was the opinion 81 same %
the leading lawyers Of the country that
80. - ,,-aa .#.vstftutiau4l With
'hla -. -, ~. ..,,.rsstinn r,.pandaut
ssu'e ~, ~ ,,s,nss Al II. lawyer.
'te'' ~ -, -, ma lr Mon
, ','u ~ ma nam ~ !, twe Respondent
then said that the object vi The law Wa
very evident, referring TO u, t'. 1'" -
the appropriate" "e' 0to9 Nh. asear1.
~ ~, as . ~ n Ta15ITcdti1H Wag TEg
substance II tic conversation with G,n.
Emory.
Respondent deuir, that any "'',-.'1'g''.
N the s.ld art'e" ~ a''s ~ -. ~.
NSe'''a,'9" : - M, ~ .,nt,,ry h. M il.
, .1I;,;,,, j. Ma !. bsrrinh,tsr, ~ forth.
ara trne Respondent denies that IN >ait,
= conversation with Emory h. hsA any
other intent Than 70 rAt's, l ,t,, q W.. ,
gwen V " s.''' i.''',' l.,,I., H.. ..gI
/ - :. I,-,3,.., amy law ar any order
: issued in e1nformi,, with amy Law or in.
tend 70 otier any iudueemea' e. 'a' ~.
Emory b violate any "''' 1''+
!. te'l.u"'"' '''' -, 49,
simply the expression ~ an i'"N'" '-.o.
i a.. tG.u Fully believed u be- sound. aNt
l. ,l.a.I l.. y,t1..1f,ye. Ia ls ~a. and tla
d /, ,ha, by the express provisions vi Tia
Constitution this respondent a, il,''@,n
Is made 'omi"ahd. .E '''' 80 ''', -
r. me- ~ 'n' nj. ',. ..5 49,, II. n,l.r
d ,l'.,Ler is.ne5 ,hr,ugb tho War D,parl
Z, mont or through the Geueral.iu-C hiet, d
= by any other channel Of communication
u are entitled U respect anu o,''.',''.' 80
ii IH' N0th ON q ',9.'1i a,g, ,
n , an" R".n"r1s,, do., dior, lore a,
g nv That hy the expression Of such opinio
- the did commit and was guilty nj @-
mi>lemgHuar ui office.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02

A SHERIFF IN TROUBLE. L. X.
Smith, Of STAFFORD, who is u Deputy
Sheriff for Orange County, was arraigned
before John Stratton, Esq, Justice OF the
Peace, on the ID inst on complaint of the
Grand Juror for the town OF Fairlee, fol
firing into the house OF Marshall f. Rugg
of said Fairlee, on the night of the 18th
of February. He waived an examina-
ton. and was bound up to the County
Court in the sum Of 5000. It appears
that Smith, in company with several other
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02

FlRI-=Ihe tool house, hen hoa.e tt.d
shed ii Vim. II Hoyt, ou Pearl street
Burlington, were destroyed by tire about
2 p. m. on Wednesday The fire was first
discovered by Mrs. Hoyt, hut before 81
general alarm could be given and thu an
ging, reach the ground, the buildings
were almost burned down, The Ethan
Allen" was soon got into active service,
and the boys soon pretty cifeetmlly Put
out the flames, 50 as to prevent the IRE
spreading TO the barn which was near al
hand. The "Hooks" also did good ser
vice ly pulling down he frames OF Tn
burning outbuillmgs The origin Of thu
fire i, unknown. as thcrc had teen no hr
on the premises destroyed.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02

RAILROADS MATTERs--We take from the
Portland Star the following notice Of the
recent consultation held between the "iti-
zens Of Northern New Hampshire and
the people of Portland in reference t" the
proposed Railroad connections to the West
The article refers to,the route introduced
by Gov. Page, and that this would not bc
rival route. Gov Page did not, IN his
Portlandespeech, indicate his preference
for any particular route through Ne"
Hampshire, only as far as to enable a
through connection to be made, to CON
meet with the Woodstock Railroad. lie
made no distinctive linc-from the fact
that he had not at that time made any
specific investigation OF the line through
New Hampshire From an examination
of the map We can see no reason why this
route can be rival one, as all are seeking
one end tho NOS. feasible and shortest
connection with the Northern Railroad
whether it be at Franklin or any Other
point.
The following gentlemen composed the
delegation which held conference in re-
gard to proposed northern route through
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02

AFAsr PEINrrR-Th The ST. Johnabury
Caledonian gives the following account OF
printer
We frequently see notices Of rapid
type-setting. and We will now tell our
story: Horace Curtis lad IA years old,
who has been in this office only eight
months, set up two and a-half columns
Of the outside of this paper, and distri-
buted one column. last Friday, IN only
nine hours. He can set one thousand ems
per hour and follow it, which we call last
Tor an eight months apprentice.
We have printer in the HERALD office
who sets his fifteen hundred ems per hour
day after day.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02

DEATH CT CAPT. RICHARD ". SHEK-
MAS.-Thirty years ago every American
and every Canadian who traversed Lake
Champlain, knew, respected and admired
Captain Sherman, whose steamer withher
equipment and management was a model
of nea ness, order and comfort. 1t was \
luxury to make q passage with Captain
Sherman, who, gentleman in education,
manners and taste. and yet a strict disci-
marian, created an atmosphere of order
and propriety in all the departments OF
his beautiful steamer. And we all remem-
Der the noble gallantry and general self
sacrifice he displayed on the memorable
occasion of the burning of his vessel
n. Y. Commercial Adceltiar.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02

fourth article and to his answer gwen 70
tLp first article. a. to his intent anu pafs
pase in issuing the orders Tor the removal
ii stanton, aud the authority gwen 70 me
said Thomas, and prays equal beneh'
thergtrom, as II the same We're mere agar"
repeated and fully set forth,
And the respondent excerpts 10 the SUI
Hficney Of the said fifth article, and states
his ground for such exceptions that y
moi alleged hy what means, or by wha'
agreement the said alleged conspiracy was
formed on agreed 10 be carried out or N
what way the same was attempted 10 DC
carried out. or what were the acts done ~
!-..az-. 4-.-- tLere4t--
1Sswi.i; 10 ARTICLE VT
Ana tsr answer TO the said sixth artl-
,la his respondent denies that on the sald
us, day 81 February, ls,is, at Washing
tom aforesaid, or ii any other time or place
b. did unlawiully conspire with the said
fhama, hy force 10 seize, take or possess
the Irararty ii the United States IN the
Department 81 War contrary to the pro-
visions 81 tho said act referred 10 ~ the
said article. or either II them, or win m
tent - violate either Of them hesloha-
gut protecting tlat said stanton wAN' NOT
tl.t' and there Secretary ot the Depart
mtut of War not only denies the Nald
conspiracy 50 charged. but also deme, any
unlawful intent in reference TO the eust"-
.y. aal charge Of the property Of the
/ .uits States in the said Department OF
Var. and again refers Ia his former an
-...r fora lall statement Of hi, iuteut and
,...r...-. la the premises.
....,,... -., ,r.r,,,.,.,u
Aud tar answer To the sud seventh 'u,
r,e.e. respondent denies that on the ssa'
,1-t day IT February, lsbo, al v a>"ihE,,
're aforesaid, or ~ any other tune ana h,
''' w. - "'H univ ~ ,ii,ia,sfnliy
.'s '''.' '','''''s' '''' - ,'r'.,,ar,,. =,
we. 80. ~ - ~. IA r,,,.,,,,
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49, Vs. w, ~ ~, !, -. .h,rntb arrirl,
.1 NV ~ ~. -. AKA ,Lsr and thor,
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'''o'' " .'' ..s ,.'' ~. ~. - ,., r,fr
' @ - a,,.n.sr. IN - f,r a.. tho,
- ---------7-7-- - -T7w The iutrut Wit
,.bf.G H. rraaeeael in the premises an.
..,..y. ...,at r...nsgt tlerefram Il, ii til
.,.,.. ~. f,r... ,,,.in n,llv repeated.
I..r..rg}snt further AK, exception t
.,g.., .t,+ss;a,,l,, ~ The ALLEGATIONS Of thi
.,...l..,.s r. ne r,,,,.r,rary ALLEGED. upo
~. ,.rs,,n3. -. stated in the cxcer
-.r.... ..r,h in ri. answer 10 said articl
..T.l
... -,.,,..,-,u
f>~"'' So ''' sew - ,
AMI .er answer to the said eighth Al
p RI. l.. tNs respondent denies that ON III
i 2I-t1ay ot February, lN6N, At Nashln.
tan at r,,ai3 or at any other time an
f...- me- ill issue aul deliver g the sal
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02

TIM STATE FMR-We take the fol
lowing relative TO the State Fair from th'
Burlington Times, The Times j. mis-.
taken in saving the location Is for three
years, as the committee are only author
lied 10 locate the fair for one year
Shall Rutland be behind Burlington ii
her offers for the State Fair II Bar
lington can afford to spend five or sly
thousand dollars to fit up new ground
Tor the State Fair cannot Rutland, witt
tho best Fair ground in the State, aitor.
to raise sufficient funds to afford tn
additional accommodations on her TAI
grounds to meet the requirements Of tn
Society Ii it will pay Burlington e
spend $4,000 will it not pay Rutland t
spend 81 800 10 secure it Yes, it vii
nay our business men double that amour
/ for one year. The Times says
Our citizens are doubtless aware thai
the place Of holding the next State Fan
will be DECIDED in a few days. The PEG
! pie OF Nergennes and Rutland Will prob
ably offer liberal inducements To recon
mend their respective towns 10 the com
mittee of selection.
Burlington, in order to secure the stat
Fair, will be obliged to promise 10 pm
the grounds in suitable state Of rePii
for the reception Of the exhibitors lhl
cannot he donc without mourning yer
considerable expense. Our citizens, PEI
haps hardly need any further promptln,
than To say that the money raised to pre-
pare the grounds for the State Fair vii
in any event be needed to accommodate
the necessities of our County Fair, an
by liberal payment at this time We ca
get ready for our County Fair, which "
of course expect to hold. and at the sam
time secure to ourselves the State Fan
III the committee asks is the assurlne
Of proper preparation Of our grounds fc
the reraption Of the fair.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02

CAvENDIsu. The village Of Cavendisi
was thrown into excitement ON Monday
last. BY the report that son OF Albert
Bemis, about five years old, was missing
and that his hat had been found in the
canal His tracks were found where he
walked out on the ice and fell in, and il
can be imagined what the excitement
was. He must have been in the water
some two or three hours.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02

BLOODY AFFRAY. - The Burlington
Times gives the following account OF a
bloody affray which took place IN thai,
city on Friday last ellison Stock"e'l
and Louis Norton. employees in the car
rage shop of H. 4. Ray on Front stree"
who have been on bad terms for some
time past. had personal encounter yes
terdav morning about ten o'clock, wh'ei
ended in Norton Selling a.hd~het ant
striking furiously at Stockweils head
Stoekwell lodged the blow, which missed
hi, head, but ga,hcd his right shoulder
teariullv. The wounded man was a
oner taken to his home and attended 10y
DR.. S. w W. Thayer, assisted by DIR, L /
Thaver Norton was arrested by Sherlt
! Munson and committed TO Jail Stockwei
/ is about forty years old, is earring
trimmer. and has worked in the shop eigh
wears. Norton is u man OF thirty. and
painter by trade.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02

Coon FISANctERISG.-Thc trustees OF
the Passumpsio Savings Bank at St, Johns
bury, at their meeting last week, voted,
agrecably to the provisions of the act OF
incorporation, to divide the surplus earn
ings of the last five years. 1t amounts to
a 8 per cent. dividend-thus giving to
such depositors as have had deposits in
the institution during the last FIVE years
some over per cent interest annually
During this period the bank has not suf'
fered the loss of one cent 1t has charged
only 6 per cent. on its loans, and yet has
been able to divide per cent. TO its de
positors, after deducting all expenses
This may be deemed moderately good
finaneiering.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-02
,be Cultivation OF sorgh"" "
Manufacture

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ths sarghan Cane eu1 llS mamma
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Ma sxteut, utTardipg u those engaged Il,
". cultivation and the manaiaa'ofe o'
,ag,g anl sirupa profitable business \
,s,y item, in reference to il tor the Pem'al
-, ,nr agricultural readers may he inter
,s,ins We nra lead 10 this subject hy
ia ,ar,,sal nj the rsoaeelinss Of the Sev-