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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26


MtsoSIc-A new Chapter II Royal
Ageh Masona was organized at Middle
bury On Thursday LAT, under a charter
from the Grand Chapter OF the State, 70
be known a potter Chapter, No, -"
\ new Council of Royal and Select Ma,
nus was also orgaul j in Miillsbury on
the same day, to be Known as middle
bury Council, No, H." which was duly
constituted and dedicated by Edward 5,
Dana, Grand Master Of the Grand C1uu-
oil OF the State,
HoRGIGLE ACoIDENT,-Ou Monday,
WIN. Moody, a resident Of Wells, he'd
driven his team through q gate and jump
ed ont to close II again, leaving his two
little sons in the wagon, While the horses
were thu. unattended they started and
ran away. One Of tha lar, escaped in,
Jury, bu, the otAsr Ma, dragged about
thirty yards oyee tuc haan ground, aud
mauglel ia most awful manner, When
taken M bv bis asauital father j. said;
."Pa, I've got to die" AMI after enduring
the greatest suffering liel in ansat ta
hours,
sGNr 10 THE REFORM SCuooE a
juvenile named Joseph Robor, wa, ar.
,rdrp,d before Recorder lloyt, OF Bur
/ Nngtou, on Wednesday, charged with u.s.
sault and battery, aud upon conviction,
was sentenced 90 the Reform School for
one year.
PATRIOT SOLDIER DEAD,-The New
I port STANDARD says Proper d Clark died
in Coventry, last Saturday. He was a
son Of Milton and Jennie .Whipplc
Clark, and was born in Newport, July IS.
$50 lie enlisted at the age Of n, in
/ Company b, 81 Vermont Regiment, Capt.
L. II, Bartlett, was IN the skirmish IL
Lewinsyille, Sept. l2th, lSGl; a, Lee,
Mills, April 10, 1862; in the battle OF
Wnliamsbusgh, in My Is, 1852, and wa,
under fire from ; a, IN, till dark, in the
whole OF the seven days retreat from
Richmond, lighting by day and retreating
| by night; in the second battle OF Bull
Run; in the ,kirmi.h at Sugar Loaf
Mountain; in the battle If Autieiam,
where lac was in the first line Of battle.
snd under FIRE Is hours: m both lattle,
- Ir,,l .ri.lg lr,,.,I l., ,lt lt,tar 80 which
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26
| licensed BY THE UNITED
!. STATES AUTHORITY,
). c. THOMPSON & co.'s
GREAT
ONE DOLLAR SALE OF

six, shsUis dress Gopts, Linen Gu,is, Linens,
Dry "u.sQa 1otiOns, Fancy Gaods, Albums,
L,.gs, silver lta'ci Ware. CUTLERY,
Watches, sewing Machines, a..
EAtse article, 10 be sold At the uniform pms, ~
ONE DOLLAR EACH,
aud not "a be paid Tor until you know vha, you
lTt 90 TvgvINy.
The most popular am economical method at
!Hlue business VA the aHuUtFH.
hy Ps'Eoulaug THE sale yuU have Jhaune ts
sNcAau'r your goods.
The Smallest Article soll nor ONE DOLLAR
eau uv exchanged Tor a Silver plAtat
Eve Bottled Revolving castor. of
your chulcs % O. t-Isv N7-
Tiaty u utae4 H.-
3. les upon rNchHu.r Iyt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26

tios from Nat 1H s White River
junction
The enabling agL az amended, gIgnts
permission to any town iH Eut,aEl aud
Windsor Count,g tH.t.u nee building
Of this Road, a., ,. ..-#l rI#,' '.m,-
the amount OF III. tnt lis t@ IA
town.
The original 4. ..u lt,.d the HoUsa
iar a charter for d, Arlington Road" i
SO amended that the carpogators of tina,
road shall not have lhr night Of way from
West Dridgewatrg ta Woodstock, should
tho Rutland and Ne.tuk corporation
contract for and cNIN $4,000 between
said West Bgidg.Ws.g and Woodstock,
within two years.
Thus, il will be seen dat the whole
matter now depends upon tho amount oi
aid that may h. rendered by the several
towns in their town meetings assembled
/ Iii the towns vote liberal sums say half a
million OF dollars in the aggregate, then
may we reckon upon the Rutland and
B Woodstock railroad as "a fixed fact, Let
the subject matter be aaitatcd at once, SO
that the pie may t. prepared to vote
undcrstauding.v on the sa)jont, We hg,
hoye that We can safely ssy that the bu-i'
ness men Of Rutland, as woll as the me-
chauics and owners and tlllcrs OF the soil,
are ALREADY prepared 10 vote understand
iugly, aud that their voice and their vote
will be chocriully given in aid of til,
great project, that f. destined 90 douhl,
the population Of Rutland Within TIA,
next tea years, and udl largely q Ia,
wealth and population of all tho neigh
boring towns,
A. soon a. We can procure a copy oi ia,
enabling act, as amended, that passed both
/ Houses Of the Legislature on Tuesday
last, the selcctmcn Of Rutland will be re.
qursted 70 call town meeting 10 take tn,
/ proper measures ia aid Of the road, aut
We hope other towns will do the same, s,
that the grading oi the road may 10 com
mcnced as soouas ro.illo.--Eat'fad 'pa
r,,r.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26
+ UNDERSIGNED HAVING
DARN FOR SALE.---A DESIRA-

DARN FOR SALE.---A DESIRA-
BILE farm OF 1865 acres. situated miles north
t Castleton village. with or without the stock
herron. Said farm is well fenced, with living
water IN every lot, running WAFER at the house
md harn, can cut SO toos Of hay of the place
1uildiugs new, tr nearly so house contains IA
toms, and can easily be arranged for two FAM.
les barn S6xaO, with basement under the whole;
,ug II and apple orchards OF 100 trees each. Terms
.asy. Possession given at once. Price t6,cJp,
enquire of c. Nj. Willard, or the subscriber on
he premises. ~.
octSdSwtf T.. n. HOOKER.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26

many the water Of this spring T. proving
the ycritable eau dhie
Henry Jipson Ut 5hattsbury, has
lr,u arrested Tor .uAwamly beating his
li,,le -ever-se.ru,l dmshter about the
head na ,mh. a5r' su.A weapons as a
rallme-pju anal Me4 iy'a. The law
canno, punish h,m 'a' srycTcly,
The new cotton NALL at North Pow
nal is running $50 l,rm-
Mr.. Theodore juBl Postmaster at
Bethel, Was ran over ly train OF cars at
Norwalk, Ct, CA Friday h,,, aud killed,
The Congregational society in Ra'
pert, during the last financial year. have
given to their minister Rev, J, d, Clark,
besides a donation Of more than one hun
drcd aud sixty dollars $1,000, one hun
dral aud three dollars $4,000 in small
articles Of value in the family,
SANFORD Granger, Of Bellows Falls,
cut his hand quite severely a few days
/ since with an axe, but with proper care
litwill not be disabled long,
Tho one democrat Of Goshen, whC
/ promised tho republican eanyassers il
July that he would return over after tn,
September State election and vote iol
Grant redeemed his promise, and ia,
town remains unit for republieanism.
( Six persons, three males and three f.
males, united with the Congregations
church in Dullmerston, on Sunday, No
yemher Nth,
--Alsn,on Gates, At the east part o.
Dummerston, has a hens egg that is ,
curiosity. II is very large egg, nearly
As large a, a goose egg, but surprising j
20 be common dyuhle yolked egg, i
was broken without measuring, when i
was found to contain yolk and another
perfect egg with hard she'll, nearly roun(
measuring five inches the largest way
round it, aud four and threc-fourth
iuchc, the shortest circumference.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26

Hre 10 thelr foIu tNe thrOngh busI-
ness ns hi the people on tho line OF the
Bennington q Rutland road. He then
referred to the arguaaent that had been
made, in relation to the ,~eak in the con.
nection Of the bennington e. Kntlond
~ roy / Boston road, and tba
action that had been had by reason OF M,
break. The legislature had granted the
relief by granting charter Tor new
road by the way Of Lebanon Springs, To
connect with Commodore Vanderbilt
road, and thence south ~ New York.
That gave the remedy. and he. as a mem
Der of tho legislature. voted for the road
and voted for bonding the towns. aI,bopyb
ne thought 1t not wise. The Rutland Il
Washington road is dependent for an out.
let on the same Troy & Boston road. Of
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-25

A BOMB FIZZLE.-S0me person writes
long communication from this city to the Boise
Statesman, in which he pitched into Frank b.
Britten, Assessor and Tax Collector, and the
Board of County Commissioners, particularly,
and TO all the Boise county officers, generally,
for alleged malfeasance in Office, and signs his
communication "Tax Payer" His animus
may be judged from the following nice bits ia
ken from his long letter: ~
'And this is the way the Democracy manage af-
fairs"
THAT Democratic ambassador Street." &c.
''I shall awat to what effect this has upon our
Democratic friends. / know it will be bomb-shcll
in their camp but they cannot gainsay it. for every
word have written is true" e ~
1t is a pity to crush or blight "Iax Payers"
exquisite and gushing modesty, but we fear he
rather over-estiinated the combustible proper
ties of the charges with which he so hastily
and sayagely cramlned his "bomb-shell." Even
if the terrible thing should explode, what harm
could it do dear TAX Payeri" But we Will
undertake 10 show, in the course of week Or
two, that when sifted down to facts and law,
Tax Payers" multitude of charges do not
amount to anything worth any actual tax-pay-
er's attention.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-25
by Last Nights stage.

WAsHISGToN, Jan. 7.-Stanton says be il
determined to hold ON to the War Office II
is believed the President will not resort to cx
treme measures.
The House has voted the privilege Of the
floor to the Senate Commissioners oil Internal
Revenne during the consideration Of revenue
measures.
The Grand Army of the Republican Conven.
ton at Philadelphia, Gun. Logan their chief
passed resolutions fayoring Grant tor the Pres
,dency
The Tennessee Radical Convention has in.
structed for Grant for President, Brcwnlow
for Vice. M m sagF ~
The Senate will reject $. S. Cox as Minister
to Austria.
The Maryland Legislature have yet failed to
elect nh Us. Senator. s-5 $50. $50.
The 400 inmates of Deer Island Institution
in Massa chusetts, were poisoned By arsenic in
food All but matron will rec0vcr.
Deasy, the Fenian who escaped from Man.
chester, is in New York, and has addressed
mrctings of Feniars. Sal d. s9s ~ ts.s. !
A bloody battle in st. Domingo, has been
won BY tho insurgents. The President and his
Cabinet aed.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-25
7 Farragut's feet is at London. His recep-

Farragut's feet Is at London. His recep.
tion was grand Affair." - Te7
The news of Maximilian's death had just
been communicated to. .Carlotta. His remains
had reached Trieste. rU3 tazBJs Jss
It is said Lords Clarendon and Bloomfield
have gone to Rome to induce the Pope to try
his influence in suppressing Fenianisln.
/. Russia's aggressive policyis creating alarm
in Turkey. .i.ritq ,4..e. l.as. ~ .IHG.g
In San Francisco match is likely to be
made between Tommy Chandler and Billy
Dwyer. to fight for $4,000. Forfeit money
is up.
The eoroner's inquest in Eisner's case dis
agreed. Robitscheck has been arrested for
the murder of Eisner. .
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-25

GIANT PowDER.-The San Francisco pa
pers say DR.. Fox has arrived from Hamburg
to take charge of the new Giant powder man
ufacturing works. This new kind OF powder
is equally as potential as nitroglycerine, but
unlike that dangerous explosive, 1t can be han
died by any one with impunity, and is not at
all hazardous in storage. Its use will, it IS
said, reduce the cost of tunneling through
hard rock from $40 the foot to only s. per foot,
and in ordinary mining uses it will save more
than one-half the outlay in tearing up great
masses Of earth.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-25

GETTING TOO Much NfGGER.-The Spring
field Mass Republican, one Of the best Rad
ical organs in the country, says:
II the Alabama Constitution is tolerated, it will be
q declaration by Congress that white man ought
70 vote who does not believe in negro suffrage.
That Constitution was made by the especial
pets of the Republicans own party-the ne
groes-aided by the whites imported into Ala
bama from the North for that express purpose.
1t is a fair sample of what such " Constitution
and lawmakers" and rulers viii do, not only
in the South, but in every State in the North
whenever they shall have the power to do as
they please. Let the Radicals of the North be
content ~ rest on the bed ot their own making.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-25

DEMOCRATIC VlCToRY.-At the Memphis.
Tenn, charter election, January lst. the Dem
ocrats elected their candidate for Mayor by
about $50 majority, and the whole ticket BY
good lnajoritics. The blacks and Radical
whites worked desperately for success. AT
one ward tho Radical Judge of Erection tore
victory - &-~ IS
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-25

NICE OFrIcE-An Eastern exchange says:
John B. Weller, ex.Goyrrnor and ex-senator
of California, finds his latest employment at
New Orleans as Commissioner to look mt the
BLACK Crock" and tae "Tale Of Enchant.
ment." and see where the Infringement OF
copyright comes in.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-25

Decentralization the Salt Lake 1ele-
graph Of Jan. 20th, We learn that Jsdge Titus
discharged NJ A. Carter en habeas corpus, IN
that city, from arrest upon the, requisition OF
Gov Ballard, served BY Deputy U. s. Marshal
Robbins, and forbade his rearrestin the ease.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-25

--LATEST PApERs.--We are indebted 10 C. L.
Goodrich. Wells, Fargo g. Co.'s Messenger,
and to Eugene Howard aud L. I.ebeastcin.
Hill Be,chey's Stage Agcnts, for the latest
Nevada and San Francisco papers. by stage Vt
yesterday. s -.s..4..f..
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-25

IL BoNDs.--J. FL. Z. Greene, old Treasurer
Of Ada county, is in custody for refusing to
surrender that Office to his legal successor. He
was, reman.icd ON y habeas corpus, ut last ac-
counts, heard before Judge Cummins.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-25

NEw BRIDGE.-The bridge across Boise
river, from near Boise City to the opposite
shore, built BY II. r. Isaacs, IL now open for
travel ssge asa IA lBat an3 SSH e9i3 gss
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-25

GOoD HAuL~-Yestrrdny' .Siatesman says
Hicks. the Indian scout, brought ~ captured
Indians to Fort Boise on Wednesday, taken ~
a fight 10 OwYhec . fortnight nge.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-25

HUNG.-It was stated yesterday in Boise
City. before the stage left, that Anthony Ne
Bride would surely be hung. The Governor
had refused 70 commute his sentence.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-25

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. OF
n nee over Centerville Brewery, south side Wall
street Idaho City. sS-Al business entrusted To his
care will inset immediate attention, and prompt re-
mitaIrrs will be made. nltf
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-25

4 TT0RNEY AT LAW. OFFICE OPPOSITE THE
A Court House Idaho City. nl3tf
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-25
seplii aYeeklp aYurld,
:: ..vlo WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS

forms ,,:::: Invariably in Advance.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-25
a'rotessiunal Cards.
AINSLIE d EOOTE,

A TToRNEYS AND C0CNSEIORS AT LAW. IDA
\ no CITY, Patents obtained for mining lodes,
nnder act of Congress of July 20, 1866. orrIcE-on
WsI street door below Andrews Co. =. nltf
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-03

"IT TAXES A WoMAN."-In illus
tratiol OF the eager demand Tor tick.
cts to the Senate gallericsto witness
the impeachment proceedings, the
correspondent Of the Tribune tells
tins story:
One Senator was waited upon
last night At II o'clock by an es.
tcemed and highly respectable wo-
man, who drove TO his residence III
her carriage, ana demanded to see
him. The servants informed hcl
that the senator was in bed and
asleep. But the fair applicant was
not to be denied an audience on that
account, and insisted that she must
see him, as her business was urgent
ANA admitted Of no postponement
The senator, thus peremptoriiy sum
moned, descended the stairs halt
asleep, and not more than half dress
ed. He was met III the hall by his
excited friend, OF whom he inquired
in aStonislnent what was the mat
ter-whethar anybody was sick or
had suddenly died, or what it was
that had induced her to call at such
an unsacnly hour.
"Why, Senator" she said, "no,
body is sick, and nobody is dead;
but | do want a ticket for the I'M
pcachmcnt, and | must have it,"
Bat said the senator smiling
at the extraordinary call which had
aroused him from peaceful slum-
bel, aud rubbing his eyes to get the
few remaining winks ont of them. II
have given all my tickets away
"WelI but l must co. said the
applicant, not at all discouraged by
the reply that had turned away Il
hundred applicants ofthe same kind
to the same senator during the day.
"Thcrc's no use OF talking SIR. -.
| have made up my mind to go, and
| have been trying all day to get a
ticket, and have finally come to
YOU
The conversation continued, the
senator protesting that he had no
tickets, and his fair prosecutor pro.
testing, with an indifference to un
pleasant facts quite refreshing, that
90 she would.
The interview lasted nearly half
IN hour. aud was terminated only
by SolcmA promise by the senator
that he would persuade Il friend to
whom he had given one of the tick.
cts to surrender it, and he would
send it to his visitors residence be.
fore 9 o'clock this morning.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-03

y CHINESE DoCroR.-In China
there are doctors for internal dis.
eases and doctors for external, doc.
tors for cold diseases and doctors
for hot, doctors for moist diseases
and doctors for dry, doctors for dis.
eases of wind and doctors for dis.
eases of water, doctors for "mulli.
Grubs' and doctors for "msericS. y
doctors for women, doctors for ba.
hicS, aud doctors for old men. But
IelllngtScen is the seventh son OF a
seventh sOn--fortyniuc doctors in
one, 1ortynine times muddlrd -
AID he is also n, lert Il Ito lsand
Ncais old, with ten thousand thcor.
etical wIimscys and ilnpilical zig.
zageries TO find his way through.
The department OF Our il.end is
cminently dignihcd, and his man.
ners are ScrupulOus ly poli,c; Il pro.
irssor of ceremonies might learn of
him. When he meets you on the
way he places the fingers of one
hand over The fist Of the other in
such a manner that the thumbs
come against each other, aud then,
standing a little off, he raises his
hands gently up and down in front
.! his breast, as it were shaking
hands with himself.
Seven times has Tehungtsecu
! bowed down with candles and in
ccnse, before the tablet Of his an
ccstors, to inform them that III con
sequence of their respectable vir
tues. he, their grateful descendant
and representative, had been PIE
tcrrcd TO new degrees and houors
bv the grace Of the Emperor. Thus
bis ilial picty is distinguished.
He lives according to the Five
Cardinal Nirtucs,-hcnevolcncc
righteousness, politcness, wisdom
ana fidelity.
lie teaches according to the rites
practices according 10 his lights
aud charges according To YOU
means and his own necessities
Atlantic Monthly.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-03

A SUSPICIOUS VISITOR AT THE
TrlLERIEs.-.Napolcon has now
and then Il queer adventure, which
reminds him that lie may be assas.
sinated, like many another emperor.
The Paris correspondent OF the Lon.
don Daily News tell this story, only
a fortnight old:
On Saturday, about o'clock a
we'll dressed man, under thirty
years otasc, of most gentlemaniy
appearance walked under the arch
III the Place du Calrousei, in the
two riches of which there are sen.
tries on horseback, rs at the horse.
guards, climbed over the ratings of
the closed gates with extraordinary
deyterityand ceierity, and ran across
the spacious court yard toward the
private entrance to the Tuileries, ON
the lc I hand side, towards the Seine.
The cavalry sentinels sitting solemn
" on their horses, and never expect.
iug to be called upon for actual du.
~, did not know " hat he was doing.
lie was prcccivcd from two guard
houses and pursued, but having a
great start. he got into the Tuilciics
first. There he took the cent guard
on duty by surprlse, and dashed
past him saying he had come OH
earnest business. lie got as far as
the ante room ofthe emporols s study
before he was arrested. Then he
said, Il must speak to the ladies.'--
lie was lodged in lookup chamber
at the corner of the palace, near the
gate ut the corner OF the garden
sulmounted by two lions. A mag.
istratc was sent for to intcrtogate
him, but he had not been IN con.
lmement more than u few moments
before he dashed himself against II
window looking out upon the river
and fell through upon the quay
When taken up ho was foind to
baye a broken wrist and his fore.
head badly lacerated. Ihc empef'
or,s house surgeon, Dr, Petra San.
Ia. examined him, and after sceing
i'm what n serious state hc was, or.
,lcrcd him 10 bc taken to tho Charlie
hospital, whore he now Is. The man
ia n Cerman--whether o madman
or an assassin is yet q question.
A great nid tot . temperance
causc-IrmoD.ade.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-04-03

1t iseasy TO say ill.natuied things,
and thus get reputation Tor smart.
ness; but genuine humor doesn't
flow from u bitter fountain. 1t is
gentle and genial, comes from q
bright and loving spirit, and refresh
cs while it cxcitcs TO inirth and
laughter. Less brilliant than wit,
it is more agreeable. While tho one
oflends by its severity, .,he other
makes q man ashamed OF his iollics
without exciting his resentment.