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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02

| WAlLINufoHn,-Ma primary meet
my Of the Republican voters II this town
held on Saturday evening 10 appoint del
gates to the Republican State Conyen
lion, 70 be held At Burlington ON the l..
lay Of july next, and 10 to the Repuhli,
an County Convention, to be held al
Rutland on tho.sth day Of July next, J,
| ", Ainsworth was elected Chairman, and
J. {, Baker chosen Secretary, after which
lie following delegates aud substitute,
were chosen Ia the State Convention
Dyer Townsend, Alfred Hall, Substitutes
W, NJ, Congdon, c, u. Childs Tho
delegates elected 10 the County Convcn.
ion arc J W, Ainsworth, Vim. Kent. FL.
Martindalc.
The Town Committee chosen for the
ensuing year is j. c, Baker. CD. Child,.
W, NJ, Congdon.
\ NEST or TnEM.- The st. Adams
Transcript notes the following relative 10
he preservation Of eggs: Mr. A. H.
Lincoln Of Warren. Mass, j, now engaged
packing eggs at Swautnn, the most Of
which were purchased al st. Johns. at
y cents per dozen. BY a preparation
used by linn, in which the eggs are din.
ped, they are each thoroughly insulated,
md can be kept fresh and good for a long
Time, Three thousand dozens have been
packed up TO this date In the winter,
when they will be put into the Boston
market, they will bring from 40 cts. to 60 /
Its per dozen, thus leaving a handsome
profit,
INTERNATIONAL RAILROAD CoskEN. 7
'IoN.-An international Convention is
allied by the corporators of the Portland
nd Rutland Railroad "for the purpose Of
public attention upon Port
aud harbor, as the cheapest point for tie
xportation Of Western produce, and the ,
dvantagcs of direct line Of railway
cross the continent at its widest part,
hitting Halifax, Portland, Bufralo, De-
rot, Chicago and San Francisco hy one ,
onnected chain Of railways from the At |
mite to the Pacific ocean" The Conycn- {
ion will be held at the City Hall in Port
md on the 18th day of August next
VERMONT IN CoSGRESs.-on Friday :,
st, Senator Edmunds, from the commit ..
c ON pensions to whom was referred the a
'tition OF Lois Clark, daughter of Abra- fl
I'm Lawrence, deceased, n soldier Of the '.
voiution, praying 10 be allowed the pen !:
N due her father, reported a bill grant. Il
: the petition st
Ky unanimous consent the bill IS. No. Al
" granting relief To Lois Clark, was -
nd three times and passed 1t provides 7,
the payment to Lois Clark, of Milton, N
rmont, of the sum of So, due to her f.
her, Abraham Lawrence, a soldier of $
Revolution, being his pension from the \
OF March, 1881, to the day of his ~
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hinpLEBCRf.-Prof Weber filled the
pulpit OF the Methodist church, last Sab
bath preaching two very beautiful and
effective sermons. He is great favoritc
with the people of Middlebury, and after
hearing his discoWses they look upon or
binary men with rather critical eyes.
The Rev, Mr.. Lcavitt, formerly Priuci
pal OF tile Seminary, filed the Concrcga-
Hon&i pulpit Communion service takes
place on next Sabbath, and the admission
IT members.
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'N,N' nj ieaNltt, formerly Inncl-
pal OF The Seminary, filled the Congrega-
ronal pulpit. Communion service takes
place on next Sabbath, and the admission
IT members.
luz LiruE CORPORAL. The Little
Corporal for July has come to hand. This
Is the first numb Of the se,enth volume.
he work y published by \. l.. Sewell, 6
Custom li"nao Pace, Chicago, Ill. Terms
one dollar a year
CH111ENuEN CUuN1a NuNixtltnxs
The Chitcnden County Republican
Convention was held at the City Hall in
Burlington, on Saturday last. The Com
vention was organized by the election of
Hon Daniel II. Onion of Milton IA Pres
lden, and &. G. Benedict and l.. l.. Law
renee, Secretaries. Hon. L. Il. Hard. the
able and efficient Senator of last wear,
was very. deservedly unanimously re-
nominated. Hon. +. B. Green of Rich.
mond, was nominated for second Sersstor
on the second ballot; Hon A. B. Hubert of
Essex, was nominated for third Senator
on the second ballot.
The following We're the other nominees
for County Officers:
II. I. Morse, Bolton Smith Wright.
Wllliston; County Judges.
Daniel Roberts of Burlington, States
Attorney.
John {. Griffin of Williston, Sheriff
Joseph Burton of Charlotte, High Bail
III ''''''
I"rrey L. Wales of Burlington. Judge
Of Probate
u &. Benedict, from the Committee
feportcda series of resolutions in favor af
permanent reconstruction upon the Con.
gressional basis, and endorsing most hear
tily Grant and Colfax.
A. II. Chesman Of Huntington. samne, I
Bogwood of Winoosd and C. W. Writers |
Of Williston were elected County Com.
nittee.
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=. TELLER, NJ ID,
NJ s. Beaver street, Albany, n. Y.
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REcoNsTRrcToN.-- Con. Grant has
promptly informed all the military Gov
efnors in the South of the passage over
the Presidents veto of the omnibus re-.
construction bill, and instructed them to
shape their policy in accordance there
with.
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POND & MORSE.

tnoie complete than at present, and Won can sec
w our numerous advertisements that Ne claim
and VIII sell all goods IN our line cheaper than
any other Drug House IN Vermont.
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in mary a previous eontest-to secure its
dnal triumph.
These qualities you are now called on
TO exert BY every consideration of patrI-
otism, honor, interest and hope-the
pesce Of vi country and the libsrty Of
our posterity.
We impIore the gallant workers and
voters Of the Democratic party to keep
right on with the work which hes
gained 50 much under such adverse Cir
eumstances, and disdainirg the counsels
Of timidity or the Indifference Of despair,
continue the struggle till the last hour ef
toe Sd OF November, in the discharge Of
q solemn duty, the reward Of which viii
be the redemption OF our country from
despotism and anarchy. u
Maintain and perfect your organizes
tons.
Countenance no shrinking.
Get out every voter.
Repel every assault.
Expose aud defeat every frsad.
Rally every man TO the polls on cleo
ton day.
And never despair while q ray Of hope
remains to illuminate, or 8 plank to
stand ca,
Fought in this spirit, the two weeks
| vet remaining will serve not only TO re-
trieye 8 temporary defeat, but to achieve
q permanent and triumphsut success.
lsigned1 Z. F. BINGHAM, Chairman.
W. W. WEBB, Secretary.
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ST. LOUIS.


ST. LOUIS, October 20.-An Omaha
dispatch says that official returns from
twenty counties give a Republican ma
jOrity of 1850. -Four counties yet to be
heard from will swell the Republican
majority to 2400-being a gain OF 1910
votes over the last Congressional cleo
ton. The total vote of the State is about
II .060-almost double the vote for the
last two years.
Late Salt Lake papers contain the pro-
ceediDgs of the late Mormon Conference.
All the Mormon Church dignitaries were
represented. 1t was unanimously agreed
that commerce with the Gentiles should
be restricted to necessities. Mormons
purchasing generally will do SO at the
peril OF expulsion from the Church.
This measure is urged as necessary, in
self-defense against the rapidly approach
ing danger from outsiders coming In
with the Union Pacific railroad. They
are avowed enemies Of the Mormon ill.,
situations, and commercial non-inter-
course alone can restrain the MormOns
and encourage home manufactures.
BENZ. f. Cutter, Surveyor General for
New Mexico, and formerly Adjutant
General Of California, died at Santa Fe
on Sunday last. Oh
DR.. Mckee, Medical Director Of New
Mexico, was seriously injured by being
thrown from his carriage.
Jos. Emanuel Gsliegos has been ap-
pointed Superintendent OF Indian Af-
fairs for New Mexico. r
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NEW YOEK.


NEW YORK. October 20.-The stake
l holder between O'BaIdwin and Worm
aid, the pugilists, declined yesterday to
pay over the stakes to either party, and
stated be would fix the time and place
for the fight within ten days outside Of
the State.
At meeting Of the Protestant Epis-
copsl Evangelical Society last evening,
remarks appertaining to the purposes
and progress of the Soeiety were made
by Bishops Nicely aud Mashburn, of
Massachusetts Whifas, OF, Minnesota,
and Rev. Mr.. CUMMINGS Assistant
Bishops Of Kentucky, and Rev. Nh. Fox,
Of England.
Police officers arrested one John Mat
terson, on Atlantic street, Brooklyn, for
disordsrly conduct, and whileconveying
him to the station were assaulted by q
mob OF some two hundred men and
women, with bricks, stones and other
missiles. Two of the officers were Sc
verely injured, but beld on to their pris-
oner. An accidental discharge of one of
their revolvers caused the crowd to scat
ter, leaving Daniel Conan, said 70 be
. Of the raiders, In the hands of the
police. sg * e8ge
John Callary, q policeman, was Gned
ons, hundred dollars, yesterday, for sFi-
king a woman with hisclnb, while taking
her to the station house, doing serious
damage to her. .ra o
= The World editorially says the views
of Gov. Seymour, and not those sttribu-
ted 20. Gen. BAR, should be regarded as
the basis of. the. campaign. Gen. BAR
has expressed his Willingness 70 with
draw. il the good of the party requires
it. We think reflection will conviEce
him that the ticket would be stronger
il some other name, were snbstitntsd for
HE. 5Iaa v5ge - Il
Itis-expected that the port Of Labsc,
the island of the same name, In the
Gulf OF California, will soon be opened !
To. the geperal coastiug trade. -
J In the Episcopal Convention last even !
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ENpAHKAaTNR.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer Of
Monday last we extract the following
| summary o. the result Of the recent cleo
tons. It agrees go exactly with our own
| conclusions that We give it to our TsaGeFs.
with our endorsement SIS to its correct
ness:
The smoke Of the great rCUticsl bsttla
! which has enveloped the State5ot OhiA,
| Indiana and Pennsylvania, has now baea
I dlssipsted, and We can clearly see the
| 6eld before Us. In Indiana, which was
| Is, 000 against u At the last election, the
| Radical majority ID not now 1000. The
! fight in thai State hss, IN fact, been :
| drawn one. The home of the Radical
! candidate for v ce-Presidsnt, Mr.. COlfsx,
which was expected to give 20 900 Radi-
cal majority at the October election, has
| disappointed al their calculations. The
most sauguine Republican who has hith-
| erto claimed /. As certain for the ticket,
will admit that it now hangs trembling
in the balapce, With an wen chance for
the Democracy.
II Pen8sy lUs1ia the Radicals on q poll
of more than 600, go, have Q small sppa-
rent msi0rity fer their State ticket, cut
il is so little s per centsge of the whole
vote as to be a very unsafe element for
future calculations. Tits meager result
has been achieved by base fraud. Many
thousands Of naturalizsd citizens hsd
their votes rejected, throughout the State
by dishonest Radical judges of election
many more, in fact, thar Ws5 Necessary
to have carried it FOR the Democracy.
The Democracy OF the old Keystone
Ststs-Rhich is VIGOROUSLY Democratic
can easily redeem it at the coming cleo
ton. All that is wanted 70 secure that
result is a bold and vigorous canvass.
L. Ohio the proud majority Of 10 900,
which the Radicals had &c the last Con
gressionai election, has dwindled down
to some 1900, and accompanying the
Ioss Is the suPpisuting Of four Radical
I members Of Congress with four DsmO-
Gratis. In Indiana and Pennsylvania We
have also made, over dishonest sppGT-
ton rents, very decided gains in the
Congressional delegations. There has
probably been a change OF sixteen votes
in the next House OF Representatives
against The JEcObiu faction. A similar
change il all the States would almost de
the House, where they have hal one
hundred msj0rlty. While complete sue
cess has nOt perchec upon Q banners,
we have 1t least shsEsR the Enemy in
his strOBghOlCs, and given him an
earnest CT our proWsss IL the gsneTsi
battle which is soon to take place. Lst
us EoW make every arrangement Tor tESt
momentOus conflict. Clear The deck Of
the ship Tor action.
So handsome a showing SHOULD en-
courage Us to believe that cur cause is
not hopeless. On the contrary, that We
are to-day, as a party, in better cordi-
ton fer TIE greater contest in November
thsufwe could possibly have been had
We, Without the developments OF Octo-
Der, struggled on in blind sslf-coGd-
dence that w we're equal 10 TIE saer-
gency. We now know what We have 70
accomplish, and In great psrt what We
have on hand - material to accomplish
it with. Thus encouraged, We echo the
words Of the Enquirer, " clear the decks
tor actioa 4" and We pipe "a-I hands to
bheiE pCstsp
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TIE APPEAL TO Il AVALANCHE.
The Avalaache Of yesterday, ia an
article Of greater length than We can at.
ford in answer, takes US 70 task for our
Statement OF circulation" We know the
figures to be correct. They have been SO
veuched for tousby our Superintendent OF
Circulation, who is prepared to substaR-
tiRte them on oath. The editor or editors
Of the APPEAL have not and never viii
knowingly indite or print a falsehood OF
shy Of its contemporaries. As to whet is
termed " sdulstion, - VIZ propose, inc3m-
mon with ali engaged in business, TO sd-
vertiss what We have to sell, to the very
best Advantageous IS any grocer
or dry goods dealer msy advertise bis
wares As superior to those Of any others
engaged in the same business. And we
will do this Just as we bsve, without con-
sulting our contemporaries, and without
rejecting, OF intending 10 ref.ct upon
any Of them.
We have been careful in all CT our
statements or paragraphs, not "a mention
the Avalanche, or any Of our contempt
rarles, because we do not believe in
originating r sustaining 3 war Of words,
upon 8 matter that has never, to our
knowledge, been settled en- n other
than the basis Of "a man convinced
against bis will, viii be Of thessnse opin-
ion still"
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ing the new canon on the subject OF An
additional list of bishops wa adopted.
Hiram Walbridge, in behalf, hs says.
OF many wal Democrats, has issued an
address in favor OF Grant.
John Savage was nominated for Con-
gress by the Democrats OF the Ninth
District.
1t is stated in revenue circles that
Buckley has been ordered by the solicit
tstion OF the Treasurer to cOnine him.
self to his clerical duties in his Office at
Washington.
There was a meeting Of capitalists at
the residence Of Peter Cooper tonight TO
discuss a plan for building a canal across
the Isthmus OF Darien.
Inspector Of Police Wilkes Issued an
order for the attendance OF g force OF
400 policemen to- morrow evening at
Cooper Institute, to protect the Wa
Democrats, who favor Grant, from q
threatened attack.
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THe FAER.

For q beginning, the Agricultural So.
cIety of Shelby county made q " good
showing" yesterday, the weather con-
sidered. The attendance vas our
ging. Under most u%upropitious circum-
stances the Fair brought together the
choice spirits who approve and encour-
age such undertakings by something
more than mere Well-wishing-by work
and by such other efforts as may be de-
manded Of them. Nearly all Of
the officers were present. Hon.
LAEDoE G. HAYNES having been
prevented by sickness from attending,
his duties, or so much Of them as de-
volved upon him, the opening speech,
fell TO the lot of Judge SwAYNE, who ia
a few but pointed and suggestive re-
marks i~Dsugursted, We hope, an era of
revival Of Interest In mechanical and
agricultural industries on the part of our
people.
The entries OF stock are not so many
IS we expected, but the number OF blood
ed horses surpasses what we looked for
The show Of hogs Was very good, that Of
Mr.. NYE particularly attracted our atten-
fiOn.
The entries Of stoves and tin-ware, Of
house building material, or evidences Of
PAINTERS skill, are not quite what tbes
ought to be, but the agricultural imple-
ments are in numbers and variety be-
yond our anticipatioIs. &C.,
Our hOnsekeepers have not quite cone
their duty. In the domestic department
the show Of preserves, pickles, cannsd
fruits and vegetables, butter, cakes and
bread k mainly confined to a few per-
We noticed 3 pair Of crochet u
taiDs, q dozen or so well designed sud
handsome quilts, Of siIk aBd worsted, a
few pisces of embroidery, aud wresths
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DEMOCRATS, REGISTER.

All who sre entitled to naturalization
and registration certificates are requested
to call At the Central Club Hall, Still
man Block, corner OF Second and MAdi-
son streets, Memphis, on and after Mon
day, the 18th inst, where they win re-
ceivs assistance snd instruction in re-
gard to the same. The Courts Of the city
sre open to naturalization, and due no.
tice Of the reopening Of Capt SEARS Of
fee, for registration, viii be given by him.
Delays are dangerous, and all who de-
sire the preservation Of liberty and re-
publican institutions in our country, viii
81 once avail themselves Of the facilities
now afforded them. By order Of the
Committee.
A. WOODWARD, Chairman.
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FOREIGN.

MADRID, October 20.-Reorganization
is proceeding rapidly. Governments,
civil and military, have been appointed
in all the provinces. Democrats have
assembled in various localities and de-
clared for q Republic, and sill males
reaching the age OF twenty to be allowed
q vote. %.
LONDON, October 20.-A dispatch from
Paris reports that Senior Maafori, the IN
tenddnt of Queen Isabella, has fought q
duel with Henri Rochefort, editor of the
LanteTne. The latter is said to have
been BADLY wounded. No further par
ticulars have been recsived.
The HGughtOn q meeting COM
menced ut New Market to-day. The Cri-
terion stakes for two year Odds was won
by Wild Osts, beating Beadman second,
Heatley third, and EGnius fourth. Seven
an.
Miss Bateman appeared last night at
the Haymarket in her great character of
Leah. The audience was immense and
enthusiastic. She had been three years
absent.
LONDON, October 20.-It is reported
that the Alabama claims will be referred
TO Russia for al arbitration.
LONDON, October 2l.-The Times has
al eulCOrl1I On the FuL40feU Withdrawal
OF the Democratic candidates. 1t says
the Democrats will doubtless think it
best to fight the battle to the end, and
lose, II it must be, with Governor Sey-
mour at their head, than at so late an
hour take Chase for their leader. AL
though power will be thrown in the
hands Of the Radicals, Gen. Grant is
likely to act with more discretion than
the balance Of his party. He has evinced
kindly feelings for the Southern people,
and if the Radical policy is 70 be pressed
it could not be executed under more
favorable conditions than with Grant AS
Chief Executive.
LIVERPOOL, October 20.-The address
which the Chamber of Commerce has
voted to present Hon. Reverdy Johnson,
eongraiUlstes him On peace aad har.
mony existing between Great Britain
and the United states, and urges the
necessity Of the practical adoption Of
lree trade in America, declaring such
would give great impetus to
eommeEcs, and show that the
resources of the United States are greater.
in peace than in war,
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TIE OFFICIAL journal Of the Papal
States on the s0th September published
an apostolic letter Of the Pope to all
Protestant and other non-Cstholic re-
ligious bodies, wherein His Holiness an
nounces that, in his quality Of universal
pastor, he has eonvoked a General Cosn-
eli, snd His Holiness prays earnestly at
this tihAe for their union with the Roman
Catholic Church. The Pope concludes
by exhsrting them to profit by the oe-
casion, and by his prayers.
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v

three races over the Jockey Club Course
to-day. phe nFst race was a mile dash
for two year olds-entrsnce, SIS Asso-
citation added $500; won by e. A.
Smiths Nandall. Time, loo, There
were ~nine2entrie5.
The second race was for three year
olds, mile heatsAentrsnee $50; Associa-
ton edded $500. -Four started. Race
won by B1ford's Grassland. The first
heat was taken by Keene Richards
Betty Bry. Time, l:49l, I;59, l:514
The third race for Association Purse,
S200-dssh of q mile and q quarter-was
won by Coulick's Little Mack. Five
started. Time, 2:l6. The track was
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AND V E

CAIRO, October 20.-No arrivals cut
eide the regular packets. The river fell
4 inches. H1=
{ CINCINNATI October 20.-Arrived-
Clifton. Depsrted-MinneOla.
ST. LOUIS, October 20.-River 5 feet to
Cairo, and falling,
Depsrted-COmmonwealth. River de-
elining. wl
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VERMONT.

MONTPELIER, October 20.-In the
House Of Representatives to-day, Hon.
f. f. EdmunGs was reelected United
States Senator for elk years, receiving
rs votes to IL for T. P. Redfeld. The
Senate will elect him unanimously this
o. NJ, and both Houses meet in conven-
tinn tomorrow and complete elections.
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BUFFALO

BUFFALO, October 20.-The Erie
County Democratic Committee issued al
address, c~ondemning strongly the sur
render proposed by a handful Of tresch-
erOus politicians in New York city,
whose God is gold and whose organ is
the Rqrk& 90 "a az 8 4
4 dispatch just received from HoTstio
Seymour announces that be will take
the stump IN person, ana open the cam
paign at Buffalo, October I'D. l1
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encased under glass. Before the war
our women were somewhat famous for
their domestic industries, and are yet.
To sustain their credit, we hope they viii
make haste to retrieve their failure to
compete, on a scale becoming them on
the first day OF the Fair, and enter some
thing more Of their handiwork before
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We trust the weather viii clear up
sufficiently to-day to admit Of a large
attendance Of the visitors who, within
the pact few dsys, have filed u hotels
and boarding houses. And, also, that
our citizens may bestir themselves to
patronise and support en- effort that re
fleets c~reditsbly upon the gentlemen
having the Fair in charge, and who have
labored so assiduously for its success.
We are encouraged to believe they will,
and that nothing bus the miserable
geafher that set in on Monday has 80
far prevented them.
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MASSACHUSETTS,

Boston, October 2G.-The schooner
j. G. DeeriDg, of Djgby, Nova Scotia,
cspsizsd on the 18th inst, of Cape Cod,
and seven lives were lost. Another
schooner sunk in the same locality, with
al on board.
WORCESTER, October 20.EMary Kelly,
q domestic inthis city, wae accidentally
shot by her lover, Dennis Braushan, last
Sunday evening, and fatally wounded.
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question in the affirmative; when the
gentleman from Memphis informed the
Convention that his delegation was not
authorized to subscribe to the stock pro-
posed, but when properly appealed to,
Memphis would test with ingots her zeal
in the enterprise with any other locality
Upon 8 call for subscriptions the fol-
lowing were reported .
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WAsBIEGTO

WASHINGTON, October 20.-Quite q
large number OF applications have been
made FOR office.
Brigadier General in the army made
vacant by the retirement of Gen. Hook
er. The probabilities are that Gen.
will be appointed.