Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-01

supporters OF seymour and blair bore his
fathers name ona Transparency IL Raj.
eigh Few days previously, he said:
while gazing upon that namo re.
mombered the time when these same men
declared him traitor TO every principle
OF honor, because he preferred his country
TO party, and bitterly denounced him Tor
his efforts 10 rally tho people % the West
for the defence Of the Union / remember
all these when ! am declared Degenerate
ed son, and for Nv, fr quotation they give
me from his speeches, will give them a
dozen. When the sentinel parades a sen.
tenoc concerning white mans govern.
ment, would remind them II his diving
words, when his wife bent over the scarce
breathing form OF the expiring statesman
ana asked II he had no message to send 10
his children, Tell them, said he, in a voice
rendered almost inaudihle by the near ap-
proach Of death, 'to obey and support the
Constitution and laws Of the land This
solemn injunction / intend To obey"
RonBEn.-L,st week, Thursday or Fri.
day, Mr. ". +, Paige, well known to
our citizen, son Of 5. T. Paige, was
knocked down and robbed Of $4,000. his
watch, a'ad everything Of value which he
harper cd to have about him. The par
tioul'.rs are As follows: Some four or five
me .nths ago Mr. Paige left Rutland for
Chicago, intending TO 10 into business
there. lie soon engaged in the buying
and selling Of produce. Having consider
able butter on hand, he started from Chi
cago for the purpose of disposing of IT,
At town some fifty miles west of that
city he found purchaser, and sold his
butter, receiving about $4,000 therefor.
/ The town bring small, he could not de-
post the money, and 50 placed it in his
pocket and took his teams and started for
home, 1t was nearly dark when he start
ed, and, while going through a piece Of
woods, his horse was suddenly stopped.
the click Of a pistol WI, heard, and then
demand for his money. Mr. =. reached
back of him TO get his own pistol, but be-
fore he could do So, received a severe blow
i'o". " '',"' cutting q ''"g anu "eop gas"
III nus ','''' anu igi't''''i- MN l'I'''t'!
unconscious While in this condition he
was ui"Hs'" from ."' wagon ''"''" "i
every NM '''t '' '.y '"s "pU" '"'
o",'N, ~" 'uns "' Jay ''1'' ~ was
nhroip I" say "h'h ne came 10 himself
nc '''i""S'i !" crawl 'h'' ms wagon
L., n.
dro'e 10 oho nearest railroad station where
ms wounds were dressed ana from thence
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IERsoNM-W G see by Chicago papers
tlat I'eV. RANKIN ln&hury' OF brandon
gave inc op, mag i'c'H'r ol the season be-
iore lhe Dung Men $ Library Association
Oh 'i'"V Guy i"S' li''''''~'E evening
Rois W,rEr>, Mr. 1r,r,,Ly cr,c.
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mos aaiocen, Ia tbe. ,,,aco of ,,orfor,ra,o,
vos flloJ vii. 49,. Il,
{ '. 49, "'''' ''''0' WV were
moved to cheers by the skill and case with
which he performed the most difficult
feats. Murphy Is young man of p
years OF age, 5iuctiy temperate IN habits
and diet-a necessity OF his profession.