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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-09

LosT--Betwccm Rutland Hul Cuttings
vile, few days since, a small packeth,ok
containing $50, mostly in small bills.
Anybody returning the same to David
Chapman, at Rutland, conductor Il. Il b.
Il. R., will be suitably
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-09
THE RUTLAND HERALD
THURSDAY, JULY ., 1868,
Republican state Convention.

bn -aklnS tue chtt hAlnt iNouhus
briefly and appropriately addressed the
convention. On motion OF Gen. Geo. w.
Grandy, Grenville g. Benedict was ap-
pointed temporary Secretary. On motion
OF Gen. Geo, w. Grandy, the Presiden
appointed as committee on credentials
Hon. c. W. Willard, Kitterldge Haskins,
George A. Merrill, T. c. Rodington, VIM,
II. Whiting.
C. w. Willard from the committee ON
credentials reported the following list of
delegates which was read by the Secre-
tary:
ADDISON COUNTY.
Addison, n,-Aslhrl Barnes.
Bridport-C, \. Hayward
Bristol-llarvey Munsill.
Cornwall-E. :. Stowcll.
Ferrisburgh-Lewi- b. Fuller.
Goshen--A. II. Knapp
Hancock-E. +. Eaton.
Mldlcbury-J. Cobb, J. W. Stewart.
Monkton-Lucius aE. Smith +. s
Lald.
Orwell Nathan Gale.
Ripton-P,rson, Billin,,.
Sali.hury-J NJ Dyer.
Sttrk,boro B W. Bidwell.
Nirsenncs Hiram johnson.
Waltham N A. Saxtou.
Wcybridgc- Nathan f. Parkil.
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Jericho Andrew Warner L II. Lane
M,tou--J. b. Robinson, O W Bul
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Richmond $. Colby, \. Burr
South BVrliuy'ou--S. \. Isham.
Il George Henry Lawrcnco
Unicrhill--A. l.. Lane.
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-09

MAINE STATE FAIR.-The Trustees of
the Maine State Agricultural Society
have decided that the State Fair shall be
held at the Forest City Driving Park, in
Portland on September Goth and Both and
Ostober LIST and 2d The total amount of
premiums offered will exceed $4,000
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-09

The FrREMEN's MusrER Al Sr. AL
BASs.-Horicon No j, with Hose Conn
pany No. Of rlattsbursh, and Water
Witch No , Of Mortified, have >i-u.hed
ther purpose to be present. Unofficial ln-
timatious have also been received that
Capitol No. ) Of Montpelier, Cataracl NJ,
l, with the engine Seth Warner NJ. > OF
Waterbury. will he ION hand"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-09

FEARFUL BATHING ACCIDENT-Th
little girls, named Mary Sullivan, Marga-
ret Dohrty and Ann Carroll, while bath
iug III Poplar pond ON Douglass street. st
Brooklyn, New York, Thursday, got be-
yond their depth and were drowned. Mrs.
Dohrty, mother OF one of the children and
James McGeo, who endeavored to rescue
the children, got beyond their depth and
were also drowned. The bodies have
been recovered.
ASSASSINATION OF HoLE-IN-THE-
DAY.'-The calculated Chippewa chief.
Hole-in-theDay was assassinated 10y
being shot near his residence at Crow
Wing, Mimi, on Saturday afternoon. by
three Indians of the Pillager band. The
cause is pronounced to be long pent up
jealousy and an old grudge.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-09

UNIoN CoLlEGE.-Ex-Senator Ira Har-
ris has been elected chairman of the Board
of Trustees of Union College, and as
such becomes provisional President of the
College Cen. Q. 0. Howard of the Freed
mcus Burctu was clccted permanent
prc..I u' ansl tho Trustees await his ac.
crpiaG,c of the iru,t.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-09

TlIE ST ALBANs ACCpENr-John
Gardner, of whom We made mention yes
teriay, in attempting to get upon the
train after it had started. fell from the
cars at ST. Adams on Muuiay evening and
received injuries fruu which ha died
about midnight. DR. Clark WIS in iIumc-
date attcndaure but to ~ purpose Tie
, unfortunate man WAS Il lahprrrou his way
with a party OF about twenty-five others
from Montreal to Woodstock, to work
upon the railroad there. The party had
been visiting a neighborin9 saloon, and
nearly all succeeded in getting safely az
on the train after it had left the depot ev.
cept himself. He was a native OF IrliaI,
and for a long time in the British service
and wa. recently discharged at Montreal
One of his former csmrades is now in til,
employ of the Railroad Company at st
Albans, but he leaves no relatives in thi,
country. His remains were neatly buried
on Tuesday morning by the Railroad
Company.
AcCDENTs.--A little sun ot M Wiley
five or six years of age, while playing in
the street in Montpelier Tuesday forenoon
caught on the wheel of heavily loaded
lumber wagon, and being brought under
the wheel was so badly injured that he
lived but an hour or two. No blame at.
tached to the driver OF the. wagon W,
understand
Dennis Linehan, son of Jumes Line
han, young man II years of age. WA,
drowned in Waterbury, on Monday, Junt
29th, at the bridge near Sylvester Hen
ry's, while bathing. He is said to have
been good swimmer, and the cause OF
his sinking is unknown, as no one wa,
with him except two or three smaller
boys.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-09

Loss OF A VALUABLE HoRsE.-On
Friday last the firm of Porter, Estey &
Co, of Center Rutland, lost valuable
business horse, probably one Of the best in
the State. He was valued at $3.50.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-09

GRaE> NouNlAI< SEMINNWY.-This
Institution is under the patronage Of the
Freowili Baptist denomination in YER
mont It is located at Waterbury Cen
trc, i, to he 9oxif feet, aud, three stories
above the basement The corner stone
will be laid on the 9th inst. at 10 a. m.
Hon c " Willard Of Montpelier. i, the
orator os the occasion
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-09

SUICIDE Elias Gliddcn, being in poor
health and weak mind, attempted suicide
last week, first by cutting an ugly cash in
the back of his neck with an old scythe,
and, whcn prevented by his friends, next
ran and jumped into Black river but was
rescued in time to save from drowning.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-09

Personal -- Rev. +. W. Holland
Pastor of the Liberal Christian Society OF
Rutland, read apaper ON the Rutland
County lnsurrection,' Mt the monthly
meeting of the New England Historic
Genealogical Society in Boston, on
Wednesday last
Geo. w Demers, editor of the Albany
Evening Journal, creates sensation al
Saratoga, with his fine span of blach
horses, who, are well set off by heavy
gold mounted harness.
The Boston press were represented a
the State Convention Yesterday, by Messrs
Atwell of the Herald, and White of tn,
Journal
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-09

A man by the name of Godfrey Bra
man was killed last week in PittStorl,
Monroe county, by bull he had care ut
The bull, for some cause, became cnraged
and attacked him, and his horn penetrated
the heshy part Of the upper portion of
the leg, serving an artery, causing death
by bleeding. The bull is owned by
Walter Marsh Of Pittsford n. Y.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-09

STATE CuNNIrrEE.-The present eff
cicnt Republican State Committee Were
unanimously reelected by the Conven-
tjon on Wedh, ,,lay, and at once organized
10y the choice of the old officers, General
Grandey as Chairman, and G. G. Benedict
as Secretary and Treasurer, The Com
mittee will meet at the American Hotel
in Burlington, on Friday evening, July
lith, :or tho purpose uf .dopting a plan
ior cluva>,iuG the State
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21
'isc ssiiaaai Iepub!icaa Ceavcs.-
Usn.

Tha a., Aersi9ncd, constituting the National
Gausln5.tce dcsi aatcl by the Convention held
II baltimore. the Tth of june, 1884, do ap-
raias fhat cuus enti"n 81 the Jnien RcpuhH-
esu pstty s. held a. ti,c city Of Chicago. Illinois,
- heinsssiay. he 2eth day of May next, 1T
le q cle1a a, fer tie purpose Of nominatin z
es.r i4.f,s .s he Offices Of President aud Vice
Pg.,i ltnt et lhe nitca States.
Heh STATE in the United States IS authorized
~ tc rearvsentg in said Convention by a mum
hsi b, delegates equal to twice the number of
Ssaa1 sfs 1na Representatives to which such
Stas., Z satitled to IA the National Congress
" invite the cooperation of all citizens who
rasis>a ta Il our great civil has happily ter
minated ia the discontinue Of the rebellion !;
y III -5sg aoli fast the unity and Integrity Of
tAs Z, pGh'le and maintain its paramount right
- ae. a. to the uitermost its cx istence whether
.s.Ss.ilici ag sc ret conspiracy or armed force !;
wac src 10 favor Of an economical adminsstra-
sseR o. tue pabiis cxpen l.ares. of The complete
s~titp alton of tic principles and policy ,f sla-
.ry aai a. TIE speedy reorganization Of those
s.,trs NAose governments were destroyed by
saa re :, lien. and the permanent restoration TO
ta.s proper practical relations with the United
satcs 70 accordance With the true principles Of
rstshiean goysrament.
MARCUS L. WARE, Of New Jersey, Chairman.
John .. pEFREEs, OF Indiana Secretary.
lebn s. Clark, N. H., c. l.. Robinson. Florida,
tCt .iIssey, Me-. . Juui- Wisconsin,
= Gardner, VI, Horace Grcelcy, y. y,
~n. glaffin. Mass. H. III. Starkwcatkerl en-.
= a. purvcvancc. Pa, i. X. Cowan, Ohio,
! s. Power Tenn, Thcs. Simpson, Minn.,
> G. Csoke. Illinois. Newton Edmauas, pa-
l.r.t siiaainss, Nish., ko;ah,
4. p Stnshs Iowa. ID. s. Gocdlec. y. c.,
~ eAmibell, W. Va. .Thos. q. Turner. Il. /.
II u Hoffman. Ind. Saml Crawford. Kansas
=, g. S,sithers, bel. 81 Bowen, D. c.,
= Cswme. Va, J. Il. Chaifec, Colorado
g ii Boyd. Missouri.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21
SENATOR PATTERSON.

Ii seems, after all. that Senator Pat
terson has been misreprcscn;ed i'll the
report that he had introduced bill TO
have all county blanks printed by the
State Printer. lie not only did not
introdRoe such bill, but says he has
no desire to have the county printing
taken from the county press. The
report originated with The ccrrcspon-
dent Of the Dubuque Herald, whose
dispatches have generally been cor
rect, but in this instance did gross IN
Justice 10 Senator. We make the
correction all the more checriuily from
the fact Of It's relieving the Senate Of
the iaputatien of embracing within
its dignitied circle natural-born fool.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21


a75.s20,ooo bushels. .-----There a,e 1890
families in ST. Louis living ON charlty.---
Cincinnati is in debt $3,iG0, 500, and St.
Louis Slo,91 800. Chicago sold l20,>
coo, 900 feet more lumber in 1867 than in
ls66- Silk culture is progressing iavora>
bly, ut the Cape ot Good lope.---netroit
aud Cincinnati are about TO play a chess
match by Telegraph. alliance be.
tween Mexico, Peru, Chill aud Bolivia, is
heng negotiated. 1t is decided that the
Democratic Convention is to be held at Gin
cinnat-A Russian vessel sailed from
Alaska on the 2lth ult., taking off all the
Russian soldiers. Michigan has 1921
school houses worth $3,2j0,0o0, and sends
2s3,lss children to ool.---'rrack lay.
ing on the Union Pacific Railroad, West Of
Cheyenne, viii be resumed early in March.
----Ovcr q hundred men make living in
New York BY catching rats and selling them
to the ra. pits.---Maine has l,56s lakes.
No other area Of equal extent in the world
possesses so much water power. Twenty
five thousand bushels Of potatoes were used
BY one firm in Maine last year in making
starch.---Quite scrimnage occurred be>
tween the iceeutters on the Schuylkill, all
abou, an imaginary boundary.--The King.
dom OF Bavaria, which is smaller than the
State Of New York, has standing army Of
100, 900 men.---Canada is getting alarmed
at the emigration from that country to this,
and wants to know the cause.--The Gree
tans have declared their independence Of the
Sultan, and are to unite their fortunes with
those Of Greece. No less than 5000 fam.
lilies were unable to pay their rent last year
in Paris, owing 10 the depression in business.
~ new Cabinet has been formed at
Athens, Greece, with Bugaris as President
and Minister of the Interior.---Mohile is
still difficult Of approach BY water on ac>
count Of sunken vessels, piles and torpedoes
yet IN the channel.-There are 1919 CO.
operative societies in England, with an az.
gregate capital Of $4,000, ,000.--An
earthquake has~visited China, and the MA.
tives have been scared almost out OF their
wits, say the cable dispatches. dis
tress for want of food prevails in sections OF
Prussia and Russia, and relief committees
arelbeing formed. the grea, celebra>
ton of the British Niceroy Of India, four
processon.---Over two million acres Of
the State are advertised for sale under ex>
setstioH - uDilc SOUP houses nave been
ordered to be established in Boston during
the months OF February aud March, by the
city sathorities.---0egon farmers having
obtained such good prices for their wheat
last year, have sowed greater quantities than
ever for this years crop.--A bin pending
in the Massachusetts Legislature provides
that any city or town may choose one or
more woman as members OF its school com
mittee. Why not There are at present
3,S95,030 bushels ofwheat and s2,s05 bar.
rels of flour stored away in the elevators and
warehouses Of Chicago. The city won,
starve to death Immediately.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21
THE pHcpoSED STATE ROUSE.

Mn. EniroR by the reports in the State
Register, see there is bill of magnificent
proportions before he Legislature for the
erection Of q rev State House, - expense
Of the same 10 be limited TO the modest sum
of one and a halt millions OF dollars. Where
this scheme originated am not quite Ger,
tain, but presume it had It's inception not far
from Pe,S cnuatv, through her members who
rcpresen, that regioa. /; is quite natural
that the citizens of Pes MONIES should he
ambitious 10 have erected at the Capital an
imposing e2iice, an ornament TO their beau
,iful city. State Hoase which wou.d in all
coming time justly stimulate the pride of
every persoa in the commonwealth. and also
to make j, permaaeacy. 1t is also quite
possible that there are several hungry con-
tractors standing by waiting ior IA; jobs, and
there may be men who are willing 10 take
the position Of commissioners, to superin>
tend the huildiug for good pay. But, gen-
ilemen, is il hardy senerons 10 thus tax the
yeomaary ofoar country TO CRAFTY your de-
sires, Are We not already sweating under
the load Of war tax with which We have been
and in many counties are still hardened
You SAY the State Is cat Of deb. and now is
the time to strike for a State House. Please
give US little time 10 get car breath and to
wipe of the Precipitation before you increase
our lead: besides the State is at present much
interested in the cause Of education and are
taxed in their own districts all they arc able
to pay, for the erection Of suitable aeeom>
moda;ions for this worthy olject, and one
which should certainly take the preference
at this time. Probably the old State House
is good enough for ten years. and then by
the influx OF immigration and capital the
objec, can be easily accomplished withou,
any one feeling the burden Of the taxation.
At this juneture, with huge national deb,
hanging over Us, it becomes Us to study a
rigid economy instead Of Launching into deb,
and extravaganza, and to wait patiently for
the g good time coming"
Darrs
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21
PnocEEDlsGs OF CONGRESS-.

Fer the week ending Thursday, Is.
Senator Sherman introduced a bill on
the l2th, declaring Alabama restored
to the right of representation in Con
gress. Referred to Committee on Ju.
dietary. A bill has been introduced
in the House to prevent the imnigra-
ton Of criminals to this country. On
Saturday j. was decided by the House
that Brown Of Kentucky, who had
aided the rebellion and had been elect
ed by the rebels of his district, was
not entitled to seat. A bill passed
for reduction Of the expenses Of the
war department and gradual redrc.
ton Of the army. A large number Of
uniInportant tills were introduced,
and but little Legislation Of great mo-
ment effected during the week.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21

VOU are hereby notified that on the l4,h
Il day of March, Is68, at o'clock L. NJ. in
front of the Montour House. in the CITY Of In.
dependence, Iowa, will sell at public auction,
70 the highest bid err, for cash. the following dc.
scrlbed mortgaged property, to.wit One sor-
rel horse, SIX years old one white horse, seven
years old; one bay mare, three years old and
one sorrel horse, three years old one double
set of buggy harness, and one threshing ma
chine, J. ]. Case & CO., No. l29; ten horse power
~ inch cylinder, separator. This sale is to be
made IN order 20 satisfy in whole. or in part the
amount due on three promisory notes, executed
by Q. J. McMurray to J. I. Case 4 Co., dated
Sept 9th, 1867, for seven hundred five d, liars
with ten par cent. interest, which notes were se
cured by chattel mortgage, executed BY said O.
}. McMurray to J. !. Case 4 Co., recorded in
Book 26, page 53l Of Buchanan County Records
upon the personal property above described.
which notes and mortgage is now the property
OF j. ]. Case K Co., for whose use end benefit
the aforesaid sale Of said described mortgared d
property is to be made. to satisfy IN whole or in
part. the said notes above described. with in.
terest and cost, and Hccruing costs, by virtue
hereof. JOHN A. DAVIS sheriff
by 7, NJ. Huxr. Special Deputy.
independence, Fcb'y 90. 1858 n3i:3w
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21
DoNVs.
@ A-s-@
correspondence from Uashingt ton.

En-. BULLETIN TO an.f.n that ii is " all
quiet on the Potomac" is To give rise Is a
1oub,fal statement, for ,ror9y war IS being
carried on. with grea, gusto, between She
President and General Grant, In sporting
language. We nigh; say. lively passage at
arms, or rather billet doax' came off lately
between the s. Chicken and TIE White
Horse Pet. which resulted in draw. The
tarkers Of both The men are anxious 10 re.
re~ the match.
4 few evenings ago, General Grant gave
his last reception of the season and nutaith.
sanding the very unpleasant state of the
weather, the rooms were crowded to suffoca.
ton. Phil. Sheridan was present and was
received Is usual with the greatest en,has;.
asm, the ladies kissing their hands and wa.
wing their haudkerchiels. The little hero
was all smiles, and seemed to be pleased with
these demonstrations.
Dickens has been here and he may ,raly
say reHi, rsdi, risi, as far as large audiences
and corresponding profits are concerned.
The admission fee 10 each reading was three
dollars, and there was an immense rush to
obtain the best seats. The sale Of tickets
commenced, | think, at seven O'Clock in the
morning, and long lne had been formed
al tiFe, and the earliest arrival found an old
gentleman in an armed chair directly before
tie door, and il was currently reported that
he had been there since seven o'clock The
nigh, before. As for the readings themsel.
ves, they have been criticised, and described
so much tina, it is not necessary for me to
say more on this subject, than that vas
greatly pleased with his manner OF render.
ing them.
In the way Of amusemen,s We have had a
series Q! aFSs class dramatic representations
ct Walls Opera House, given By the 81 Wa.
lack and Davenport Combination" sol.
yer Twist was their opening performance
and proved 20 be great success. The Rich.
. ing's Opera Troupe, are at the National The
atre, and are doing very well. a, the Can.
.erbary they give s. hetrogenious" exhibi
ton Of legs, dancing, farces, rautomimes
gymnastics, and Ethiopian performances
Besides these regular places Of amusement
we have numerous balls, masquerades, con,
eerts and tie like.
Night before last the President gave hi.
last levee.1he rooms we're crowded By a par
'ieularly large and brilliant Assembly The
toilets Of many Of the ladies were gorgeou.
beyond the powers of description belongin;
TO your humble servant.
The weather here this winter has been un
usually cold for Washington, and our ska
ting park has been crowded by the patron
Of the skatorial art.
Ireraain yours truly,
FELIX CHEEK"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21
Lowest Living Prices.
n2etf N. o. LAWTON.

MAYORS OFFICE.

MAYORS OFFICE, ],
Independence. Iowa, February 18th, 1865.
DY VIRTUE of the authority in me vested,
I'D by the laws of the State of lows. and the
ordinance Of the City of Independence, Iowa,
notice is hereby given to the qualified electors
Of the City Of Independence, that on Monday,
March 2nd, 1868, an election will be held at the
places hereinafter designated for the election Of
the following named officers, to-wit:
Mayor, Marshal, Treasurer, Solicitor, Asses
sor and .our Trustees.
That said elections win be held at the follow
Ing named places, to-wit:
In lst Ward, at the Court House.
In End Ward, at the office Of ID d. Holdridge.
In the 3rd Ward, at the Drug Store ot A. b.
Clark.
In the 4th Ward, at ths Office Of W. @. 4 j.
B. Donnan.
The polls will be open at Q o'clock, 4. NJ, and
will close at p. NJ. ON said day, and the re-
turns Of said election shall be made to the City
Clerk within "a hours after the closing OF the
polls.
In witness whereof have hercunto set my
hand nd caused to be aft xed the seal Of the
City Clerk.
WILLIAM A. JONES,
Mayor.
b. $. LIE,
Deputy City Clerk. n34:2w
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21

NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified
IN electors Ct the Indedendcnt School District
Of the City Of Indep ndence, in the County OF
buchanan, and Stale Of Iowa, that the regular
School Meeting Of said District will be held at
the Court House, in said District. ON Monday
the 9th day OF March, 1863 for the election OF
officers, voting school tax, ana such other bust
ness AZ may lawfully come before the meeting.
The election and vote will be by by ballot
Polls open from o'clock A. N. till 4 o'clock
NJ.
nal fw L. W. HART, Sec.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21
An Ordinance.


HNo appropriate eighty 5llars per annum to
Il Engine Co. No. !, in four quarterly pay
ments.
De il ordained BY ske City cosseit Of Jndepen-
deacc, joma:
Section lst. That the sum of Eighty Dollars
per annum be hereby appropriated by the City
Council Of Independence, Iowa, to be paid 70
Engine Co. No. I, in quarterly payments of
twenty dollars each ana the time for the nav
ment Of said sum to commence on the lst day
Of March, 1868.
JED LAKE,
Attest President pro tom.
ID. s. LEE.
Deputy City Clerk,
do hereby certify that the foregoing il a true
copy Of an ordinance now on file in my Office
Witness my hand and Official seal, this 10th
day Of February, 1868.
D. s. LEE,
n3f.2w Deputy City Clerk.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-02-21
DmIEF ITEMS.

The mules are all dying in Arkansas. .--
There are III lumber yards in Chicago.
Erie, Penn, is to build marine hos,
piinl this year----Ihe cholera is causing
great havoc in Buenos Ayres.-----Green Bay
IS tie largest Single market in the world.
THE com crop Of lsG7 is estimated at