Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07
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-Gnr,S ptach,s, apple, ml wheat
Mtll he plenty IN Missouri,
Our Of the County Commissioners
rl.rtel in Nashville, is negro,
Hereafter ballots in ohio must he
printed on Whit paper
-Cleschmd has over six Thousand yll-
Iron in iia sehonls
New YoIk state has ll.ii6 school
houses which are valued at Sli,lN0.
800
NJ NJ. Etllou, the pictorial paper man
nj Boston, built the St, James Hotel,
1t h,,'hecu proposed to make tie SUI
as Canal neutral for all nations,
Nh. Carolina IL. Dan writes avery
hlml, stubhy hand, a terror to typc-sct-
turs.
"A monument To the memory Of Dante
viii shortly hd erected in Maple,
-Oberliu College has had something
over six hundred student, thi, term.
Tho Washington Star think, Pcndlc-
'ou win be- the flag bearer for the Demo-
rrus,
An unknown lady" in Buffllo has
been giving away buckwhoat flour, 1t
eaU,e, much excitement.
--rec Minneapolis MINI Tribune
warmly urges the nomination Of Hannibal
lIamliu for kicg-presiicnt
The next annual meeting OF the H.
linoi, Pres, Association l. To be held at
Rockford on the 18th Of June.
Tho improvements to he made in the
Insane Asvlum in Hartford, will cost near
ly a hundred thousand dollars.
A clergyman Of Rochester has APP
piled To his parishioners for an assistant
lr horsc-hc did not care which.
The town of st. GATHERINGS. Canada,
has agreed TO pay fifty cents for cyery
rec planted and boxed on its streets.
To-day Mrs. Harry Thomas under,
takes TO walk one hundred miles in TWEEN.
ty-four hours in st. Louis.
Two hundred and seventy-fyc feet
II completed work were made on the
Hoosac tunnel during March.
The cost Of raising cotton in Egypt,
under favorable circumstances, is six cents
per pound.
There are 10000 Englishlncn in
British India, who rule about two hun
lred million Hindoos.
A single opium factory at patna, In.
lin. sent down to Calcutta last veal
5000 chests Of China opium, worth $50
100000.
Two vessel owners had a fight in
Cleveland, last week, during which one
lost nm ear The ear is valued at $1,000
for which suit has been brought
The rcgimentll education of the army
and a very superior one it is--co>ts
everything included, jmd.r Ctj.000 PEI
tnnum.
A Young lady, twcnty-threc years
I'D, six feet two inches high, weighing
BPS { pounds, is among the curioSitics OF
Cheyenne City.
1000 barrels Of -four and 10. 900 bush.
els of wheat were shipped from Hastings
Minnesota, last week, and 10000 still
remain.
lis stated that an old woman. over
ninety years of age, passed through
Charleston few. days ago, on "A pedc>tri-
IN trip from South Carolina To the noun
tains Of Virginia.
The Boston and Albany Railroad
have engaged negro laborcrs to supply
the place of the men who struck at Dos.
ton, last Saturday They pay them ten
cents more per day. Hard on the
whites.
Telegraph wires are being laid down At
the back of the high altar in Notre Dame
to receive the Pope's blessings for the
Prince Imperial on the occasion of his
taking the communion.
The Baltimore City Council, on The
Of Lincoln's murder. ordered
the name Of Lincoln street to be changed
to another name.
james learns, % years old, commit
ted suicide in Warren, Ohio, by hanging
himself with piece of toweling thn1wr
over doorframe.
Tho Furlong Paper Collar Company
Of Mechanic Falls, Maine, had orders last
week, for over quarter of a million OF
its patent corded edged collars.
Il Miss Rye of England, hopes to
leave England by the last of May with
100 girls for Canada. The girls will make
wry faces when they see that .desolate
province,
--Samison, the Radical candidate fol
Lieut.. Governor Of Mi,sippi, was burned
in cfiigy the other night upon his arri
val at the town Of his residence
Benjamin f. Butler i son of Col
Mcdad Butler. He was born in the Town
OF Undertook, December fl, li95, il
that part of the town since erected int
the separate town Of Stuyvosant
Major r. Med. Collins, who has tray.
elcd once around the world and bSDh hall
a dozen times in Europe, is living quietly
III Jersey City. Though resting in body,
he is active in mind and is now engaged
in pcrfccting a now tolcgraphic enter
prise.
Two children belonging to kcokuk,
Iowa, on the first, got lost in the woods
Their lives were savd by NewIound-
land dog which conducted them to the
road, after they had slept two nights on
the ground.
The late Netherlands Minister to
England, Baron Bentinck, was Il large
collector Of yiolins of an antiquated and
costly charactcr-of course including
Crcmonas. They are 10 be sold in conse-
quencc of his death, and will doubtless
bring the amateurs together from all lands
to outbid ono another.
u Who wants more extended vision
of the political horizon before he accent,