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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11
LNSFABLlSIIED 1861.

TuEoNENr AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
have appointed
J. GLYNS, Nurses Block, Centre st,
Rutland, Vt,
. \. Agent for the sale OF their Teas ami Coffees
lad have selected the following goods from their
stock IA meet the wants OF this community They
are sold at the same prices that the company sell
them At their warehouses IN New York, A. the
following price list whl show:
PRICE LIST Or TEAS.
Oolong. Black Soc, 9oc best u per ID.
Young Tyson, [Grecn 81, best 81 - "
rncolored Japan, Al, best 81 Is "
Gunpowder, Green Al Is, best 81 50 q
English Breakfast, Black Al, best 81 20 "
Long Arm Chop, Black Tea with green
flavor 81 10
We call special attention TO the Long Arm
Chop This Tea is composed OF the choicest leave.
and cured without coloring matter of any kind
and in precisely the same manner as il prepared
formative consumption. II cannot fail to suit al
tastes, being very delicate In flavor and perfectly
healthy. II il dried upon porcelain, process o.
recent origin.
Cotiees roasted and ground daily
tfound Coffee, 20, 30, best 4Oc
Hotels, Saloons. clearinghouse Keepers an,
Families who use large quantities of Coffee, car
economic in that article by using our Frencl
breakfast and Dinner Coffee, which We sell at tn
low price OF Soc.
From six to eight profits saved by purchasing
81 TINS company. All goods warranted to CIV
satisfaction. o
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11

TuEoRENr AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
have appointed
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-11
RE NOW SELLING MORE

please make a note of this. We have re-
Gently added to our trade a complete stock OF
Paints, Oiis. Varnishos Japan, Turpentine and
Paint and NarniSh Brushes.
GEO w. CHAPLIN, JR.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-22

Club
TRuz Or ONE DOLLAR
For Club Of so. (S8l-sne ffhe folloWiDg
trii fies VIZ Deief se dress psst. fancy e0oT-
81 bed spraad l0o'view Ea1lzay morocco aibuHa =
20 yardsshectinR striped cashmere delaine dress
Dsffs9a homer comb qniKs All wool sqaare
shaETi- set sold gold o0sam studs all wool fancy
cashmere pants ard pattern q MIS- haIr guard
sfs In psIs trirnrsins silver plated CHASED better
dish sgiirer plated s hrttle revolving eaEt@r, Cd
feet set superior sseied biadad knives ald fIrks.
WORT a % omenade ehawi : ladies' long gold plat
81 cnaiu; ladies god double Fings gents heavy
chased solid gold ng solid black wainut work
bux or WrsinE desk extra alaiiy baimQFai SKIRT
zet ieEeirF sleeve buttOrs 70 match violin and
bows gents caFdieaa jack q splendid eo9ay =
fute, ivory trimmings: superior Turkey morocco
shopping bag Iafies high cut 6almoFal boots.
For Club of6O. ts6 )--one Of the fO'lowinF
articles viz Biask ar oslaFsd d alpaGa dress pat
term popllp dress patternS one piece Il bteaehed
~ brown sasetiugs eBgraveds siver-plafeds 8 d
tle revolving castor 3 IL yards superior cash
mere for pants and vest pattern; extra heaFy
honey comb cuift; tg7o fancy CnlOTed bed spreads
% r gents Caf boots: yar Is farmers good wool
rock ing: fancy cashmere plaid 1reas patteFn' best
slnGk ladies' an wouf cloak pattern silver plated
nae or card basket; fur mu8 Or cape; 'adiss fash
o1able wool double shawl; spendid elasped fam
hy Bible. 9x12 rec r page and engravingsi yds
aubie width wat IF10I eloaking s. VERY han
la knives, with siiver-plated forks; set silver
E rkss one set ilce curtains
Bor a Club oF1OO, (S1Ol One Of the follow
rfHClss, viz: yards double vi IN closktng or
.l tug: 2 large, hne, blcacbrd linen table covers,
tpgeusy-dv, yards splendid hemp csrprt'ng1 gooG
euors tXtra quantity bla' k alpaca dress pat
feFnss extra quality poplin dress patl' rms on'
'arae ii-ce Superior quality extra width sheetlng
pair gent calf bouts best quality sIvei huLtag-
--aSed patei lever watch one dozen Ivory banded
& eel biadad knIFes and FORKS silver-piated en-
9raved SIX bettiB revoving-Gas r, with cut giask
o. t les splendid ii 1liH box and bow, complete;
Il gle ba' rel shot gun Bacon's sax barrel revo
yer pair superior white wool blankeis nice tut
NAL aud eaps tfver plated eng raved ice p tsheT,
s1th "a rrF; sever aud one ha yards an wO''
tuGy cashmere, for suit Que aUzeu R'gers' oest
YER plated firks common sense sewing ant
-ml idering machine TWO oeavy honey comb
quits; splendid Lmiiy Bibie, record aud past o
-raph page.
For larger Clubs the value increases in the
same ratio.
catalogue Goods and sampaes sent tl suy ad-
dress fee. send money in registered letter
Adj r-ss all orders 10
ALLEN, HALVES & CO.,
IS Federal ST., Boston, Mass
P. o. Box C.
Wholesale Dealers in Dry and Fancy Goods, Cut
r. Plated Ware. Albums Leather Goods, &c
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-22
AeBfcUE
T8FaERR FNNFFsR correspondent /
of he Owatoapa (dinnesota) Journal


4lFFE FKSeE emrsspondent,
Of the OWatoRna { (Minnesota) ss10isFaseit
says
p ss.Tbe salipct Of live fence has often
been discussed 10 the agricultural pa
re1s 81 the West. but farmers general
IN have manifested an almost orlm
iDal apathy 90 the subject. propose
with your leave 70 give q few items
on-the .ieet. Five years ago there
vas man aelliog white willow sprouts
in this Geieh bOThOod aud among 9TH
ara sold Dexter Smith some i've hun-
dred. As Mr.. Smith vas the only
reallv successful eultivator OF the VII
low 10 this vicinity, I viii give MS
method Of cultivation, with me an
derstanding that the land must nave
been thoroughly cultivated BsEs the
willow is TO be propagated. eTn
four fuTrt w together. t"o ~ eaOU sl'-e
IN straight HBe, put the cut I0gs
Tsbonid mas be less than one foot 10
lenrtf) oss foot q paFt. pat from four
~ inches Of the cutting INTO the
ground as soon as the frost IS tHlrly
out 10 tue spriug The cuttings
should be taken from the tree aud I'm
mediately set out and should be cul-
livated like corn for three years. They
should be protected from all kinds OF
stock for four years, yet oil the pro-
lection Mr.. Smith 8 have had is an
ordinary outside fence He has now
about i60 rods of willows from one to
Eve years old. They are from eigh-
teen TO twenty-five teet high and from
four TO seven inches through. Dir.
Smith has proved by actual demon
stFation that a good live fence Gao be
faised ia Eve years which win last
age, and at the sania time provide d
himself with a shelt er lFOm the wind
and splendid ornament TO his farm.
Recorder, NOTfhfeld, MiaH 0fG.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-22
HouselEeenara

D EST PLATED FORKS. from the well known
- Rodgers Bros, factory, for sale at
novS 'b7-u No. 3, WILLIAMS BLOCK
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-22

North American Steamship Co.
THROUGH line TO CALIFORNIA,
Via PANAMA or NICARAGUA.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK On THE
5th s. 20th Every Month.
CT the dag BeftTs when these dates fan on Sitzdav
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE.
For uf0Fmadi addr.ss D. N. CARRINGTON
Agent. III West Street. New York.
". b, WEBB. President, CHAS. DANA Vice-PreF.
QiHce-54 Exchange Place, New York.
Thomas Bs AgneW,
$50 and 2s2 GREENWICH ST, NY.
Has reduced the prices or Teas, CoHees, Sugars,
Flour, ana all nds ot6rOceries from 10 70 20 per
Best japan Tea, 81.
Best Eugl1 h Breakfast Tea, ST.
splendid 0OlOng Tea, 90c.
10, ,OOa bbis. Flour, All RFSdes, from 81 upwards
So.gyg ga, Aoiassssi eli gFades. Ron SOC. up
LofTles, ro- sted and ground, I5c to 4Oo. sugars
all grad . ~ hners prices, and every thing used
n every ftni , cheaper and better than any
THOMAS X AGNEW occupies bis own store.
Wns the proper tzs and has no rent t. pay ; im-
ports aud buys exclusively f n cash, uev,r gave
note in his lif-, CONSEQUENTLY he can undeTseli
any house II The oitv
90 * CAPiTAL-onty required %. commence the
GpSO very Probable business Of Stencil Gut
ting Ioois snd ST { e the best quality and all
ntc' ssar y b flrmt [ furnished by J. NET
CAlFlS son, l0l uiou s. Boston. Mass.
81 eatesJ yurIos.Ly Of tne 10 h Century.
M QndeEtuA ElsctI1c Elsh.-lT PLEAsE5 ALL
wv ~ mail 10 etr. Rna sIamu 3 for 2 c. Ad
mss the Ilvcntor, NATHAN HALL, West Mill
bars, Mass
aa- Aeeofs wanted in ali part Of tie world ga
GStR JAMES LLAtKsfs EMALE ttLLp r, UOuIltIeIIsu
~ Genuine have name OF JOB AlOsRs on VIZ lpper
E1F Important circular adcr IS Jon MOSES, New
1eTk.
WE SELL FOR ONE DOLLAR,
CsoLD and Silver Wet hes, Sewing Machines,
~ SIX Dress Pait rms, Carpehngs, Domestic
Goods, SC,
CIRCULARS SENT Pauu.
REV Ing fult partcu rs, ten checks sent fur One
Boliar describing ten diheEont articles winch we
Will sell for
ONE DOLLAR EACH
Spledid inducements G r-d 10 Agents sending
as CiubA Address, "A -ONTE Il BABBTT,
No 50 Sudbury street. Boston, siass.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-22

USEFULNESS OF SKUNKs-In the
CtIfiUGfOr OF j auuary 30 notice col
urfin devoted to 'Skunks and their
Destructiou,' ID which the author Of
~ the article assumes the propriety otI
the destruction Of these animals. ques.
tioning only the best or least offensive
methnd Of accomplishing his purpose
Looking at this subject Ia the light o.
inherited .prejudices, the assumption
apDears right aud proper, but careful
investigation shows it to be uusound. /
IF rot tTespassing toe much upon val
liable space. please allow one, whose
exnerienee has proved. to his own sat
isfaetiOn at least the usefulness of
these small labOrers, to say few
words in favor of their preservation
andsDrnt eetiOu. Ee0DsideT the skunk
a very useful ANIMAL AffeF charging
him with all the mischief he does. the
balance Is still largely IN his favor
True some Aggs apa ppSslOy some
chickans must be placed against his
account but his principal diet con-
sistsof beetles, hugs worms and mice
Every farmer who grows hops is Iu-
fefssted in preserving him. and 10
every way guarding against hrs de-
struefinB. One of the principal enc
mics with which the hop plabter las
to contend. the grub. which Pnaws AZ
the root of lhe vires, freqa6utfy cuts
ting it entirely off just above the root.
is one Of the choicest moTsels which
the skunk feeds upon. During the
busy. season in the spring the farmer
is obliged TO devote many dav's labor
to searching for aud destroying these
worms which family ct skupkS
would much more elfect1ailg do.
They make clean work of gruhbIng 81
far as they 60 and return to the yard
night after night until all the worms
are destroyed.
In coru-felds aud gardens thev
take the cut worm and the white
huGsesflhe grub worm, They seem TO
be perfectly harmless and inoffeR-
sive except when attacked, do their
work mostly IN the night in the quie
test possible manner. seem to know
by hearing or the sense of smell exact
Is where the weFms are apQ 10 taking
II cir food " iure the hill less than the
mo ( ex nerieBced grubher unqvaidabiv
does. I have watched for years and
have never seen "a hill Of hops injured
bv one grubhing Of skunks ia Iced
their ssrvi cess scaDuot we'll he dispen-
sed with Nv hop growers. aud as rails
ing hops is'the mnsf pa Sing branch Of
farming. thew should learn 70 appreei-
ate these valuable friends IN their hus-
mess. and. instead Of considering how
best to destroy them, protect them
from harm.
I know Of no specially in farming
which is as prntitabie as growing hops
Nv neighhor. Mr. G. Langdau of
Rrighton harvested this past season
656 pounds Of first rate hons from
one arre which he sold TO Mr., Bre-
vier for 60 cents per pound. amountipg
tn 1916 for one acre Of hops. grown on
the cheap plan Of s5akes ard twipe
instead of using long poles, which
manner &c trsining greatly increased
his prof $50 the seTe Mr. Langdon
estimated the Drnfifa of bis oue acra
this past season. At 5000. While this
branch Of fargaing retains its impor-
tapee. the protection of skupks i
worthy of cnnsideration Fl. W COL
LTNs Rochester. NJ " CoUntrg
Gentleal0n.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-22
JEWELRY &C.


n NEW stock OF tarnet Sets Just received a
A Jan 24'6s-tf No. 8, Willitms BLOCK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-22
gha gsadsnt., Disfanohising Law

The Plain Dealer, in a column, makes
sI a 5esutiesl pleq IN behalf IF the law
di-frHnohisine he students 81 auF Ohio.
ehiieges.- It assumes that bis law OTtv
puts sfuaen's son an equality with nthe
men. The assumptis n il false, and the
6 p plain Iaeaiers aknnas it. If an uRmnr-s
aFied man goes from here to ReFea. or
Oberfin. or Hudson. or Mount vethon
or Delaware tn sci whisky, to dig di- CHI
HR ess act rs f0HrnREfnen, to work on a
y p iarnt on for aHv ot her purpose, ard re-
mars erefhiffY days, he is voter.
aerordIng TO tha C"nstitnt on and laws
Of 'hlo, IN that place. But if q mHn
goes from here % either tf these plac'
as a student, be cannot vote there, even
lhnu2h be remain resident for four
Il years fhPIew is directed SaleIv against
students aud excludes onIythem. And
why Because they are presumably
young men nf education and intelli-
gnnce, and 50 naturally vote the Repub-
lican ticlzet.-L -LCleveIand Leader.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-22

IINsOUNDNEss or H0RsEs.-R Roar
inc "A horse is. called a rOarer when
he makes a much louder noise than
natural when being tfctted or gailOp-
ed. The Increased sound in breath
ing is produced by a narrowing or con-
traction OF some part Of the resplratO-
ry tube. This kind of unsOundnesr
may be temporary Or permanent IL
may be merely temporary when the
horse is suffering irOm laryHgatls or
bronchitis, or it may be permanent
from a variety Of causes which Will
afterwards be explained. Paralysis
Of the uostrils may occasion this DIS
ease, as theft partial collapse dlmln-
ishes the aperture for the passage "
air into the lungs when, ~ c0nse-
quence of Inflammation, any part OF
the membrane Of the respiratory tube
becomes thickened, this also produces
roaring 1t Is sometimes occasloned
bv tumors pressing on the Wjadpipe or
on the large bronchial tubes. The
larynx upper part of the Windppe)
sometimes becomes distorted from the
use Of an overnight bearing rain which
also. occasions roaring.
Hgares. This disease frequently de-
pends on rupture of some Of the air
cells of the lungs, which renders II
more difficult than usual for a horse
TO ex bel the air from the lungs. This.
10 the healthy state, seems 60 be done
without effort, but In a horse with
heaves the gradual Upward movement
Of the dank is terminated by quick
Jerk. A horse of this kind Is usually
unfitted Tor fast and hard work, as Il
soon becomes exhausted and distress
ed when driven fast for a considerable
dislahC6 1t occurs frequently among
horses that are allowed TO gorge them
selves 10 a short time. and are then
hurriediy brough out to work after
ward. Immedis te work, when the
stomach is overloaded is severe trial
of a horse, and may produce LESSONS OF
the lungs. which will terminate in
heaves A horse with heaves should
be fed on nutritious diet, and should
not receive too much at a time, as the
overlooking of the stomach and bowels
renders breathing more laboriOus.-
WesteTR RUTul
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-22

BOOK CAEvAssERs WANTED
Ti1OH NEW t'FANILY PHOTOGRAPH BTBLI.' ,
E For Terms, address A., BRAINARD Hartford
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-22
PARKER 3 co
To the Ladies.

Nos. 50 & 100 Summer St., Boston.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-22
AGENT.9 - ANTED.
AGENTS WAIVED FOB THE
Hl@TGREo OF TIE SECRET SERVICE

BF EEHsL l. C. BAEER.
The astaandins reFsls fiens and staFtliaE dIs-
closures made f8s work are creating the most
intense desire in & ie mtds ae people % ot ten
H. Us official cha actfF and reads sale Coanbiued
witl an increased cpmmissf7us make o fh- best
suu ubCrtBtfou book ever n1b lsued send 3 Cir-
cuiarz ana see cur ter ms. and WI g seia steF
aud gives b. er sat 'acr ri0g than any other Wo
Address JONES Bio THERs & CO., iuCtnuatI,
ohio, ChIcaeo, IA, or - L0uis. 80
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-22

- ~ a y tx a u y n. "a
Aay person ordering either Of the Clubs men
TONED below, can have their selections Of premi-
ums enumerated, corresponding e. the size Of the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-22

~ OLD HU NTT'SG LEVER WATCHES fer $40, sg5,
" I'd $50 WHrrsutrd 10 keep correct ZINE.
lull assortment American W hss 10 Gold
and Silver cases selling az Invest cash r oeR,
BY ,PLATT.
JGR24 e3-1 No 8, Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-22

~ ATT TE ..

no MAKE ARRANGEMENT with one good
A man IN each eouT ty to sell By sample, new
tld useful article that every body uses and wi l.
buy. For terms address Rev. ". G. c. FINK,
5ittshureh. Pa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-22
WANTEl, RaENT8, 80 ..I.5 Z s20o 9l-I. 9.r

VII. "a, male aud female, to introduce the GNU
NE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE, This machne viii stitch, hem, fell ,
ruCk quit, cord, hind braid and embrnider in
most superior manner. Price only SIS. Fuly
warranted for I've ypars. It makes the stElnStiC
Lock stitch. Every second st tCh can be cut. and
stiH the clOth cannot be pulled apart without
caring it. We pay Agents ON SIS to $40 per
month and expenses, or Commission from which
ylce that amount can be made Address Sc
OAB X Co, PITTSBURGH PA B 4STUN, a ass
Gaution.-no not be imposed upon by tnsr
par'ie paiming oG worthless cast-irOn m4chlBes,
md T ne same name or Otherwise. Ours IS the
1niy genuine and really pra,t teal cheap machine
mem ftsn Tys1
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-05-22
Hair JeWeIrv.
HOWE SEWING MACHTNES


IF you want strong, 4 ,sdy and pleasant light
b to read sew by, try the "Saut Hsrmaiu''
aud Will last for years, Antthtr desirable anaIity
they have is. tl. The chimneys do not break IN
using. For sac by
f,bT6s-W, No g. Wiuiar1s' Rioct,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
TIE NATIONAL GUARD.

The Military Board of Examiners will con-
yene tomorrow at tho 7h Regiment armory. The phys
cal ability moral character, capacity, attanmentS ef
1eency and personal fitness the service OF every o
Ger ordered before II will be particularly inquired mo-
The 10Th Regiment assembled at the AroTy on saturday
evening TO decide pattern for full dress
The I'm and 22d which are admitted 70 be the crach
Regiments Of the First Division, are aE. t.e most e@
orsive arrangements for their grand promnGe concerts
which are 10 take place on the evening OF tho 10th Inst
The 7th Will Inelr guests at the Academy OF
Music the programme being concert between te honr5
or and 10 O'clock and after that the moor VIII De
for dancing which will continue uuti O'CLOCK Inc pa
IA 10 be increased to 100 performers, ana VIII
be under the direction Of their famous leader bShor
Grafula the affair is TO be exclusively ull uI"ss,
there will undoubtedly be brilliant display OF gorgeous
uniforms aud costly aud magnificent attire Inc ue-
mapd for tickets has far exceeded the supply so huci
so that number OF the members arc without tho uu'
Grafula is nexorabe. aud refuses 10 Issue my nV
On the same evening the 22d Regiment VIII give an on
tcrtalnnent to their lady admirers who were
az Long Branch during the summer encanPhtIt OF llo
regiment on which occasion tho command VIII po IIu.
sented with an elegant silver punch bow, gt run ~
their Long Branch guests, which VIII he pestmleu "
AttOrnev-Cieneral Brewster OF PennsylEahla
neut will parade I'm full uniform. Atter the ptes
ceremonies there will n promenade concert me ul,
play OF beauty and fashion VIII be grand aJ Ooln eoA
ments as many parties have tickets ior e"cI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
INOnTSTS

The following inQuests were held yesterday
by Coroner Flynn: At the corner OF Gin and JOhnst
over the body Of Richard WOlcOtt who was found dead
in bed at the shove pace...A Bellevue Hospital over
the body OF Robert Cannon, aged lC who Totally In
ured ny falling from the fourth story Of building in
Gthst. SUcOnG-ave. the
place. over the body Of Catherine Wetimann, who
over Friday night, at the corner Of Rutgerg
81. ana East Broadway by truck driven by John Mott
Her residence was at No. 194 secoDd-ayeA the cor
ouers Office over the body Of Benny Ehrenfcld n Ger.
man. aged % years, who died suddenly on Saturday
morning, In tho saloon I'm Eighty-slxth-st, near
TLird-ave., where he employed as bartender
At Bellevue Hospital the body OF Capt Thomas vii.
ams Englishman, aged g years who fatally In
ued by being over IN FarkrOw by No. IS OF
BecCker-st line. The Coroner will Today, at
Bellevue Hospital hold inquest oyer the body Of John
Co. Wing whose skull was fractured Oh the Both ult by
hloY from Uusket in tho hands OF John Lynch,
during an qltcrcatlon with the latter aud ms
wife Joanna, Ia The tenement No Weehawenst.
day: At No 10 BrOOmest the body OF Terence =.
McDeyitt aged months, who was accidentally sufIo-
Gated by being OveIain By Ills mother while She was
toxicated, After repIimand from the coroner, the
woman promised to amend her ways. At No.
co Mulbery-st, over the body Of Ellen
McDOnOugh, aged eight months. who was sufocatcd on
Friday night by being accidentally Overain by her
mother AT Bellevue Hospital, the body OF James
Flynn, native OF Ireland aged IS years. who died from
the effect Of injuries received abn three months ago by
falling from a scafOld erected the Presby teran
Church at IrvnCtGn, " j., where he employed At
tho COrOners Office, the body OF Mrs. Nina Aus
pache ged % years who fatally burned No SO
Third ave. by the explosion Of a Kerosene lamp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-07
ANOTHER PHASE OF THE ERIE WAR.

The Evening Post OF Saturday contains the
following: The Erie fight assumes and interest
ing phase to-day. The Eric Railway Company paid to
Mr. vanderbilt for the stock in his hands last Spring the
sum Of 100000 and bonus of 100000 in order to stop
the suits instituted by Messrs sche and Others This
was concluded against the wishes OF essS
Fisk Gould, and Howe Teday Ir FISK waited ON Com
modore Vanderbilt, and teAored to him the stock pur-
chased from him by the Company at the same time max
ing formal demand for the restoration OF tho a5O0UO
paid to HIM This action is taken preliminary to SUIT
against Mr. Vanderbilt in order that the transaction may
be brought before the public. In the affidavit accompany
ing tho complaint OF Belmont this arrangement rcrIItt
To made OF the grounds for npugnS Inc acton Oh
the directors aud they desire to have tie whole
matter Investigated"