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chimes. This /, movement in the right
direction Manufacturing establishments
are what Rutland needs Ion IT. permanent
growth and lro,r,rity.
IN NTTU trTT-T t---------------- -
Your correspondent has just taken his hat
off and made low bow to venerable
and aged copy of the Rutland lIERAIp,
it now being in the tiity-siN,h y1ir Of its
age ana to all appearance it is as hale and
hearty ms at the day Of its birth, The
name Of the subscriber on the margin i,
J. Howe, supposed 70 be the name Of the
father of the late Hon. Ximri Howe. as.
the sheet was found among The personal
papers Of the latter, some of them Of differ
ent kinds bearing date a number of years
the other side Of eighteen hundred Thi,
paper was in volume XIX, and dated
Wednesday, February 81, 1913, published
by VIM. Fay y Co, few rods north Of
the Court House It's size is about that
Of the first daily you issued the print j,
coarse and plain, and the matter exceed
ingly interesting, the first OF It's contents
being a debate i'll the House OF Rcprosont-
atives ON the " New Army Bill" engaged
in 10y Mr. Boyd, of Virginia, and Mr.
. Clay. Of Kentucky The next is fo,eign
Intelligence, twcnty-dfth bulletin Of the
French Grand Army, dated Nikosko, Octo-
Der Goth, 1872, and the twcnty-~ixth Gulle-
tin of the Grand Army from Borow,k,
! October 23l; also twcnty-scycuth bnllct-
in of the Grand ARMY from Ncrrcia
October 21th; thtu comes Russian a.
counts of the army from St. PctcrSburgh
to his Imperial Majesty from General
Nittgenatien, November oh, 1872, and
from Marshal kum~ow to Iii. Imperial
Majesty, from Niasma, November 9TH
and an official letter from Count Rcen
dated Stockholm, 10Th November. 1872
Also dispatch dated Boston, January
9th. saying " The late reports Of IT,
lo>s OF $4,000 Frcnchmcn III one body i,
confirmed. Intercepted letter, from Eu-
=. -N -''i' ''''''' WV
his di,trre-,S and sacrifices almost iucalcu
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THE UNION PACIFIC RAIL

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their First Mortgnl,o Bonds az J,r. frtn,It,l sr.
interest PAYABLE m gold
m, Grel, Pacific Railroad Line extending ls.4
miles from Omaha, on the MlS>uau uy,r. 10 ta.
Underwater of the Pacific Ocean 4, h.ias bud. o.,
two powerful companies Tho Union ratruc. b,.-
ginning At bmnht, hulldlug west, and t.o.' rl. .
ralPactic OF California, beginning 1t ~a"ruaa .at.
building east, until the TWO road- s''ail "'e'
Both eomp4nlg, nave prosecuted H., ""'s "h'H
great Ii-"r' ti' mon ''''.' 'i'@ "N 8\-
pended over thirty tnlAlon HoIta - "Hi }.a '''-
uaI over twenty iAlAt.h-' AlaH |.-H ''-. .'''
parts OF the undertaking. lhe anon l#..t#
have completed, Atu fNlttN- haN" iron aui tIhrE
materials ior two hundred miles motr nuon .he
ground, and one hundred additional Uae- a'-
ready urtbe track. They Wl.i hANtA h'4.t. larger
force employed tins year tIfan ever before, and II
is expected Thar between SUD ana "h ia'ts "44 .t
IN odcgaton during iNt'. ih'rr seems o. FEE. 81.
rcd>ona6lr aoHyi That " distance @"'"''N b.af'
M ana Sacrament" VIII 't NA''F~.a 10y jt1 Of"
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ana - hnnaS 70 'he .''t't-r amount al >-9..'.'
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ton Of the Union Pacific Railroad, 4 thn..-h
pu'iht,, u ~ u "' w. ,',' ,'''.
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- 'i'lI IN M ~ ,i. XIX "
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-23

Ia- ia, CONTAINS. s*sGiil ne. s., ti,a ale-Ia.,t
qutlltIcs OF ali other sales, t,c ,tssn improve
mSut ,saab5u'- patent which consist oil cooper
yc~-vl,.ilvi with water aUd So placed th4t when
the safe a. exposed to- fire, .tt4a IS generated,
carrying on thr heat lua preserving the contents.
Numerous practical tests havc proved it, sult-
rtoiI'y To all other sales Il has been burutl m
test Tires with Hfring'S, NIrrt1j'S, LUit'g, Val
cattn, 4 BgtiyS, latQf d Ncfd7idWdS, r. ans
& HdtsOn',, RdlCaTds d httlQys, HfySetful-
tiers MGi,trS, AiH,r'g, Jones, No5ss'y, a,A ne
fremont COS SAFES, aud always WA, mp,elc
success, pr%s7tiay It's contents t.Hi5J4fS3, VITA
but partial tss "a -piuoi lua.nlus, whl4
those OF ITS competitors welo destroys ell.
Entirely free tIum dampnrss when III use.
However the safe may iuIt IN a burning LuIi-
ing, the water cannot escape.
he steam has no effect 10 InjUre papers, every
written OF printed word coming ont H,' ciD.t .a.'
legtblc as when first made.
SAFES OF ALL SIZES FOR OFFICES AMI
BANKS, WITH BURGLAR-PHOuF
WORK OF EVERY DE-
SCRIPTION.
SARuENT'S COMBINATION LOCKS,
Old Safes and Vaults fitted with the steam ifu-
prOyement.
Old safes taken in exchange for new
One of the Steam Safes may lie seen in Ruilant
at the store OF Mr.. L. y. Merriam, who>e Oh
safe one OF Lilies make was destroyed at Tn.
late fire on Merchants Row.
The subscriber will I'LL orders from any part ot
this State Applications by mail Tor pamphlet
and any information to prices &c, viii tefel'-
prompt attention.
Call on OF address
gro {. HATHAWAY, Rutland
General Agent, N''
a,na3f.r.f
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SENATOR EDNUNDs.-The Times SAYS:
We published few days ago a paragraph
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ap2od&wtf

DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
Il given that the National BANK ol humane .tl.
has removed 10 Blaisdels Block, on Center street
near the Depot grounds, c.-,,.,
Rutland, April o, 1865. DAWN
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The Book BCYER-This IS valuable
little mnthly, giving a Summary of
American and foreign literature, and con-
tains many valuable suggestions to book
buyers and connoiseurs, md abounds in
extracts from recently Issued, with list
of the most valuable, productions. A
London letter from Wexford, containing
the latest foreign litonry intelligence, Is
one of much interest. Parties making
selections for their libraries. will find it
valuable aid. 1t i,publishcd by scribner,
Wexford x Co, 81 Broadway, New
York
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4 GENTS WANTED---FOR THE

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REDUCTION or TELIGHrs. -- Some
weeks since petition was signed by the
citizens of Montpelier, and sent TO the
managers Of the Vermont Central Rail
road, requesting modification of The
rates Of freights at this station. In pur-
suance Of the petition, Gov. Smith and
Mr.. Taylor, two Of the trustees, in COM
pany with Mr.. Merrill. the Supcrintend-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-23

from the Springfield Republicans cores
pendent referring Ia the chnge "t vote
m the part of several Republican Ssna-
tors respecting the question ui admitting
Shcrmn'S testimony Thu paragraph of
the Republican is porhaI> calculated to
misroprcyeut Mr., Edmuuds' position on
this question without the following state
mou, in explanation of the apparent
"yccriug round" attributed tohm ly the
Republicans correspondent; s'ua'or Ed
mma, voted steadily against every form
OF ShcunmS evidence except the feet
that he was rendered the office NOT 10
talk about it, which was admitted, and
the .ftt that sherman a&r.ad Tho Prcsi-
don, 10 MAKE % chang, al-1 admitted ;
both admitted a- touching tho question Of
engig' a'aah Both sherman opinions
and his talk 10 the Pre,ilou, he voted
aqfa,, and did not, therefore, "yccr
round as the correspondent SUPPOSE,
Fur A BENNINGTON tLNIEE-Last
Thursday afternoon a harm belonging 10
seymour Merrill Of bennington Center,
took fire and wa. entirely consumed,
Ney, day Mr. Merrill, house, adjoining
the barn, took fire aud Wiz l0Wag9t u
the amount Of alou, >.0U
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-30
TE\AS AGENCY.
No. ~ Barclay ST., New York
D. RICHARDSON,

(Ofhc Gel Ners and Tcras limoHac }
HAVING permanently located in the
III city of New York, is prepared "a
attend to business OF every description,
ON commission, sent to him from any
part Of Texas Collections made IN the
cities of New York, Boston, and rhla
dclphia, and the amounts, less the usual
commissions, promptly RENTED 10y
drafts on Galveston ANY article that
can be procured IN the Northern mar
kets purchased at the very lowest rates,
and forwarded rs directed An orders
for purchases must be accompanied by
the cash.
Liberal advances made on eonsigh-
menis Of produce, ON receipt Of Bills Of
L..ding and returns Of sales made &C.
oompanied by fomitinnces
Special attention given to the sale OF
Texas property, Of which n full dcscrip.
ton must be sent, which will be duly
recorded for inspection
Parties visiting New York are invited
to call at the Texas Agency" where
they will find full files Of Texas papers,
also files Of the Texas A imanac aud map
since the commencement of its puhlica
ton, with maps of different counties and
sections of the state, and other iniorma
ton in relation 10 Texas. OF mnch value
to those seeking homes there, or desiring
10 invest in Texas property
RsrgRlSo.-To the Galveston News,
Texas Republican, and tho Press Of
Texas generally throughout the State
September | II 1868. n7-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-30
PRINTING OFFICE


To he disposed of at Lottery, to be
drawn at Marshall, Texas, on the
Goth Of November. lsts. Their. are
two printing Offices Tho Texas Re
pablican, published at Marshall,
Texas, and The Je'Iarsoa Times.
published at Jefferson. Texas The
holder Of the fortunate ticket, makes
bis selection of one Of these Offices,
aud gets the huu-e au elcgaat build
ing, With the grounds attached uncn
eum hercd, with an ipdefcas.ble title.
printing material. &c, aud starts
With a valuable advertising patronage
aud subscription list, aud full sup
ply Of p,pvt, Be, to last sis months,
an for %, doiiap The property Is
valued at s25 600 There will be
i've thousand tickets issued, At i've
dollars u. ;. currency each Some
one is bound To win II
Tickets will he seat promptly on
the reception Of the money or drait.
Send, II possible, To avoid loss, in
pos,odicc or other aneseep,ioHahle
drafts on New Orleans. Address
RI " LouonraY, Marshall,
Texas
We give below only few of the
many favorable notice. of the Press
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responded 70 the insurgents fire,
cau.iug them TO retreat, Bc:S.S the
insurgents left Manilas they commit.
ted some acts OF violence. Town OF
Msb..zs burned. Lersundy issued
orders to hurry forward reinforce.
wents. Last nigh, the police brought
TO this city from Cienfuego- prisoners
Jpan Gusman Dominion and Lao.
uepida, a government official, who
was pretending to act as a guide and
carried the troops into ambush.
These prisoners are reported to be
concerned in the murder of the gen
damres who were made prisoners by
tbs insurgents. City quiet, but cit
liens are a little uneasy at the alarm
Ing reports now being circulated
Lersupdi has taken every precaution-
ary measure to insure tranquility
Cubans demand the right to hold
meetings. Lersundi refuses FOR want
of instructions from Spain. All
available troops sent from Havana to
aueil the instruction in the interior.
Havana, Oct 2G--Lersundi ro-
ceived satisfactory news from Man
zillo, Two hundred insurrectionists
surrendered. The Detachment sent
against insurgents at Tunas met
with success. Battle fought on the
outskirts of the town. lnsurrection-
lists dispersed. Troops captured flag
and all correspondence Of the rebels.
Rebels arc sacking and robbing plan
|ta,ions. Rcinforccmtnts sent from
Havana not yet arrived on the scene.
b,epor,ed negroes with instruction
Bats have under them white servants,
whom they COMPEL to address them
j. masters. Telegraph line has been
Irut twelve times within ten days.
nsurreciion confined to small dis
kricts. Rest Of the Island quiet.
All available troops in and around
Havana sent against insurgents.
rapt. Gems palace guarded by vol
hnteers.
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The Change Of Commander The
Proposition Emanating Directly
from Gov. SEYMOUR and Ger. Blair.

The St. Louis Times, Of the l7th
inst, gives an editorial protesting to
furnish all the facts connected with
the proposed change of Democratic
candidates. As Gen. Blair was in
st. Louis at the time, the statement
is probably made with his consent,
We extract the following:
Gen. Blairs letter to Col. Broad.
head, which undoubtedly went far to
secure to It's author the almost unan.
imous vote Of the convention for the
Vice Presidential nomination, and
unexplained as j, was, has been made
the object of most injuriou. misrcp.
resentation. While perfectly dcfen
siblc, even placing upon j: the forced
construction which the new apostlos
OF peace give to it, very many wor-
thy men in the Radical party, con
WINGED Of the necessity of change
of administration, and who were
willing to unite wi.h tho Democracy
to cfiec, that change, were deferred
from doing SO by the fear, a thousand
times magnilied by every Radical
press, and every Radical speaker,
that Gen. Blair meant war, and in
the event Of an election would en-.
broil the SCARED land in strife for
the accomplishment of a mere politi.
cal purpose.
Lately ms our readers will attest.
this has been the entire stock in
trade of the Radical party. Gov.
erpor Seymours record was found to
be proof against any and every as
sault, The most forcibly impelled
darts ratified only against his shield
to fall blun,ed and impotent at his
feet The impatient uttcrances Of
few men in the South, the driyel of
some foo, like that of the Tuscaloosa
editor, and the I'foadhead letter of
Gen B'air's, was a,' That was vul
nerablc aud all that We had Ia defend
Relieved from these, We could 6erccly
assail, and as all believed, with an
almost certainty of success
Gen. Blair. seeing this. and heino
much more DESTROYS of the success.
Of Democratic PRINCIPLES than the
achievement of any personal am.
bi,ion, nearly three weeks ago placed
his resignation of the position To
which he had been so unanimously
named in the hands of the committc
If they thought that his withdrawal
from the ticket would remoye the
only serious objections tn it-theonlv
obstacle in the way of lis sueccs.H
thew were ot liberty to m,lo snch
u.e of il III. would oooon,,'i;sh ~"
dc.;rod result co,eJonno 80 H.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-30
PLAN Of,i LOTTERY,

II viii BIO drawn On the plan of the
Havana lottery, which Is subs,s nii.l,
ss follows There ace two re,ol,,np
boxes, which are so framed as to miA
the tickets that are placed ~ them
In ono Of these will be placed folded
STRIPS Of paper, oil tho .ime sise
each of which will be numbered. IT,
tho inside, from Que to a,c thousand
In the other will be placed like strip
Of paper, similarly folded, eli 81
which will be blank, except one,
upon which will be- written, Prime
A iieks, will bs drawn simuita neoa-ly
out Of esob, the ticket drawn from the
second box showing whcthcr a blank
or the prize has been drawn. When
tho prize is drawn, the balance 81
the tickets will be drawn from he
boxes and opened before tho.s pre-.
eot 10 show that tho tickets have
been correctly placed in tho respective
boxes. ny this means, fkesr can he
no collusion, and no one, no, even
the committee themselves, eau poss,
b. tell until drawn from the box. the
number of the fortunate ticket
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MA N1MOrli
l. ] V r. RY STABLE.
korsss Bought and Sold

YHis splendid Stable. iossts< oa A..
i Tin street. North OF thu cosst Houp
v nov open, aud we'll stocked With sd -,
and harness Horses, uugx,es, Hacks, 1. d.
oil Of which viii In hired on f,..oasl 80.
tsfs~ iiorsse boarded by thu uoa !
wcek, day, or single Iced.
Hoesfs and Msies bought an; s.,.i ~
comm :ss,on.
wA. uhADFIELD, Protsssso,
Marshall. Yss, 20, 1890. aM,V
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-30

No, 52st
YNHE SINE OF TENAS, County oi
l. Harrison, To the Sheriff or any
Constable Of Harrison County. Where.
Us On the the 2sth day of October, A. y.
1865, in the District Court Of Harrison
County, Afclne iiodgc fled her suit
against John c. Hodge, praying for a
divorce, alleging that on the 10th day OF
May, A. u. 1886, said plaintiff and de.
PENDANT IRE married in said County OF
Hnrrisoi md State of Texas, and that
said Adciine Hodge and John &, Hodge
lived together ~ husband and wife, un.
ill the Ist day Of January, A. ID. 1861,
and that, whereas on the day and year
last aforesaid, the said dciendent John G.
Hodge separated from, and wholly aban-
doned the said plaintiff, and has contin-
ucd to live separate and apart from ~ Id
plain,iA with the intention of abandon.
ment and tina, during said time he, the
said defendant, has wholly failed and re-
her two children any of the nceessaries
Of life, and left them to support them
selves MS best they coald, without his
aid or sympathics, and affidavit having
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-30
TEXAS NEWS.
eleanings from all the Texas Paper

sleanings from all the Texas Papers
As We 20 to press We learn OF the
Hing Of pait Meador, n, Washing
pn, last evening, by g. W, Crawford
Nc learn no particulars, further than
be killing was done with double
arrcl shot gun,--Ponger.
LARGE BEEr.-Our young friends
A. Gill Il Bro, butchered beet
81, week, weighing nine hundred
nd eighteen pounds, net This is
be weight of the aieat alone, after
hing properly prepared for market
he hide weighed one hundred and
netcen pounds This proves Bias
ION 10 be the banner beef, as well rs
ptton and corn, county of the State
Basfrop ADJ,
RAPE AND KvTRIBuTToN.- The
ountryman gives the following par
culars of terrible affair near Wal
RS store, to which VIC alluded some
me since;
1t appears that on the evening Of
20 Goth September, while Mrs.
cnix, a German lady, wife of ped
! |cr, was preparing to retire for the
ght, it being about 0 o'clock, her
Ola was entered by large, power
negro, when Mrs. Wen,z asked
bn as well as she could what he
nted. Receiving no reply, but in
ice OF it mcnacing gestures, she be
me alarmed, and, calling to her
le son, who stood an nfrighted
! Actator, for help, tried to defend
fself, at the same time screaming
IDLY for assistance. Her efforts
piled nothing against the powerful
cngth OF her assailant, who sues
ded in accomplishing his hellish
rpose and making his escape. The
y's husband was away, and no
p nearer than half {. mile, Thith-
he proceeded, though greatly in.
I'D, and arousing the inmates, told
s,orv and described the negro,
. ucxt day a party of white mon
tted in pursuit and succeeded in
|turing the ficnd. lie was taken
pre- . magistrate, at Walters store,
the lady and her son appearing
;n., him hs xas found rn;ltv ot
cr;me ~ r,nc and rcmandcd To
10 rms ms in chorco of some
ia mon N cordpc, him there and
/, dsv hc VIVA rouna hanging to a
IN ;he woods dead
he Time" learns mat Vol far'
and Capt, d. " NEW eoh,em
9 cssa o'sshing IN Houston a da''y
weekly paper, with a German
ION weekly and sem, monthly,
latter TO: distribution IN the va
hld, Inc new psrer VIII appear
o"io'D-ha,,y '"s' ,""''u',
III. - =, Nna.r,;.
/ ;r;. .a;a;m;,a, ~. uons,on Gam
To-. H." sa,.;,;a. v,s com.
~ L.. ..maa u.rrola Ma
=. ~ " .a ac nav;s anJ
"e.' ". "'"'' =" ,a.-. ,Sam,
''eu e,,' u" s,i1 .an, a.
,s 5 house and M alteration took
] Z between them Just IN ''on' 81
sT door; A,'er sou" IN. my 4
+ as "arrc'a p'esea up ''''.s - q
- OF Pieee % raj , anu I'll ,',r
IS ." .''s apa'; ,'"'ao."s 'e ,.',,
~ ~ ,ns'an''y' no a"a :, s w"S s son
"a ~ 10 o" ~, oAo'p' sas 49, ~ !
r. Jaws he 'iu'u',' , "a" ;,
NAV OF oaa MA" ~ N''s saa,us,
., '% ' county liza o '' = a.
'cuiars learned haf'o'" If :"
''o''"'' 'N'''"'''
e copy the following nom the
|derson Times
tfrr DoLLAns REwAnp,-Ih'
10 me If , cer,aiu gorrel horse
and. b;ah ana Gve mr. six wear,
,nd ,ha ndom.n, or N, thief
q n COLEMAN in auy iail
"A, can bring him to Justice.
~ -
IA oo'ema" !" :" ~, smS' ;a"h"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-30
WA. C. ALEXANDER, Pre.,den,
Col PHILIP STOCKTON, General
Agent iof state Of Texas, Galveston


tol fiilLlf sIotkIoN, Uenerel
Agent Tor state OF Texas, Galveston
,'sh dsssfsi way lNo', i,Wn,bN ~
1"nhaf Income "rcF s,Awn %
saH' 'ss'Ffa d''''s o. i',-5s,'th 90
Nh"bF f"Heff o"t"iHy
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