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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-26

THE EXECUTION AT WISDsoR-The
Burlington Times has the following Incl.
dents in addition to these already given
by us concerning the execution of Ward
alias Lavigne, at Windsor, on Friday
last:
The night before the execution was
spent by the prisoner for the most part in
writing out what he declared to be full
and truthful confession of his connection
with the crime for which he was about to
suffer. About a. m. he lay down and
slept soundly until o'clock. On Friday
morning he ate but little breakfast
During the morning and up to shor,
time before the hour for execution, the
prisoner was in close conversation with
the chaplain of the prison, Mr.. Butler
and L. 5. Deputy Marshal \. b. Flanagan
of this city, the officer whose energytand
sagacity, it will be remembered, were,suc-
cessfully exerted to ferret him out and
secure his arrest.
To Mr.. Flanagan, Ward said with great
apparent earnestness of feeling; Flana-
gan, the time has been when my feelings
against you were so bitter that | would
il possible have killed you. All that feel.
ing is gone now, and | feel no resentment
towards you, knowing that you have only
done your duty well. Il only wish to warn
you, however, to be on your guard, as
there are men still on your track to dc
you mischief. At the time of my trial q
Thousand dollars was ntfered for Your life
and at that time ydl were followed and
watched, and by the merest chance
escaped on one occasion, when some
roughs We're watching for you at the
Stanton House."
The caution was evidently sincerely
meant, for on the scaffold when Marshal
Flanagan, at the prisoners request, shook
hands and said "good bye" he again
earnestly repeated the caution, urging
him to be on his guard.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-26

TEXAS Returns from the
late election in Texas show, thus far, the
choice of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dele,
gates to the Constitutional Convention
out of ninety. There are eighty-one
white and nine colored delegates. Gov
Hamilton and brother, c. Hamilton, are
members Two Judges of the State SUI
premo Court, L. Lindsay and Caldwell,
with number of ex-District Judges and
members Of the Legislature, several prom
inent lawyers and journalists, are also
elected. The convention Mas carried by
a small majority. The registered vote
was III 900, about 5000 being added I'M
der Gen. Hancock's order re-opcning the
registry. The vote was about $1,000, Civ
ing majority on the registration of less
than 1000
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-26

RAILWAY ITEMs.-The Rensselaer, and
Saratoga railroad bridge, which was
washed away by the freshet, foated past
New Baltimore on Thursday
The bill appropriating s250,O00 to
aid in the construction of the Whitehall
and Plattsburgh Railroad has passed the
Senate Of New York.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-26
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-26

MoRE LOTTERY ESTERrRIsEs,- Circu-
lars are being sent around by parties in
New York, addressed to persons claiming
10 have drawn prizes in the various lott
terry schemes so prevalent Of late, and
which prizes they have not received
These parties say they will recover the
prizes for claimants, if the sum of 50 is
forwarded to them. This plan may en-.
trap some of the unwary. 1t is evidently
a confidence game of the same stamp as
the lotteries themselves. The 81 required
to be RENTED will, in all probability,
take the same direction as the dollar or
i've dollars previously paid for the tickets
in the lottery, viz: into the pockets of the
SPECTATORS, without redress to the vic.
Tins.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-26

PArENT-A patent was granted on tho
l,th inst, TO Ambrose yose Of Randolph,
This State. Tor improvement in ealendars.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-26

CONVENTIONS IN MAY AT CHICAGO.
On May 10Th, the Soldiers National
Convention will be convened in Chicago.
On the Goth, the Republican National
Convention viii be held. On the same
day the National Convention Of Wool
growers and Manufacturers will take
place. On the 2lst of May the General
Conference of the Methodist Denomina.
stion of the United States will be held, and
init will be represented l0,460 churches
embracing no less than 100000 commu.
nicants.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-26

AN OLD FoRM-The old form of Grim
mal indictment in Virginia ended with
the words, 'to the displeasure of Almighty
God, and against the peace and dignity of
this Commonwealth" In 1851 "A woman
was indicted, tried and sentenced to two
years imprisonment, for teaching slave
to read The Indictment read as follows
'And the said -, not having the fear
of God before her eyes, but moved and
instigated thereto by the devil, did teach
certain negro woman to read the Bible,
to the great displeasure of Almighty
Cod &c.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-26

such as remain can be saved for usefulness BY this
application Instead OF fouling the hair with pas,y
sediment,it will keep it clean and veorous Its oc-
esional use will prevent the hair from turning gray
or falling of, and consequently prevent badness;
Free from those deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and injurious to the
hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not harm it.
II wanted merely for
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-26

\ LETTER FROM REV DR. LORD
The many friends Of Rev. w. II. Lord,
ID, will read with pleasure the follow
ing extract from letter published in the
Montpelier Journal
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-23
Guardians Sale.
rs HEREBY GIVEN, that,

NOTICE rs WAW EMS budLf
10TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1888,
Rv virtuR a. q decree of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Wand erburgh County, Indi-
ana I viii offer for sale, at PRIVATE
SALE. to the highest bidder, the follow
ing Rel Estate, to-wit: Lot No. five, in
block No. nine. in the Eastern Enlarge
ment OF the city of Evansville, in the
County ofsYanderburgh, and State of In
oiana. on the following terms. to-wit:
one -third of the purchase mem on the
day OF sale: one-Jhird in one year, and
one-third in two years, with interest from
date, the purchaser giving his note with
approved security, waving relief from APP
praisement laws. And, II said prOpe "
shall notbe sold by the seventh dag Of March,
1868, then / VIII, on said ScUenth day Of
March, 1858, sell said Real Estate at Public
Auction, at the Court House door, In the
said city of Evansville, Indiana, on the
terms above set forth.
Said Lot has a good twO-story house,
with i've roc ms and cellar. The curbing
ard sidewalk are paid for, and the alley
paVed with stone. mia IS L
For all desired information, inquire, at
the Office OF ALVAH JOHNSON, on Third
street. between Main and Locust Evans
Vile, Indiana. w VI. JOHNSON,
janis dim W3w Guardian.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-23

Ranger Morris 5 % It 81 inches
Water street, extending back
.....-..-...-...-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-23
COlIsctOr's Sale
az Id LID BY CIV

NYOFEAE n ID EMF BY CIV en- That
IN I William, G.. Hazelrigg. Collector of
the City OF Evansville, between the hours
of and - O'Clock Am, and and O'Clock
PM, on
FRIDAY, THE 24TH OF JANUARY. 1868,
will sell, at public auction, at the door of
the CoUTI House, in the city OF Evansville,
Indians, the following Lots, par L OF Lots.
ana parcels of Real Estate and improve
Taxes for the ear 1867, due from the own
ers thereof, to the city of Evansville, said
the cost of said sale, and that the sale viii
be continued on the next day following,
viz: Saturday, January the Sth, 1868, at
O'Clock PM. at the door OF the Court
Hodse n Evansville, for the purpose OF
selling such property as may have been
sold on the day drst above mentioned and
not pSiC for:
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-23

Keller % G5und "a lower part OF "a % ~ I
~ feet wharf property. be-
tween Pine and Leet streets ISL
Ohio River......... .................. l29 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-10

t. Csssaes ssssss 49, @ ..
80 ~ p. = - -
sssfas IS - y >. - II .ss.
bas sAasas Ne ~ Sese s2a 81.
dsasstsd - . essswssssasa
addition 70 - antaSaaAJ e y ssss{ ~
the ffienas o. psoeipsoea = 80 ~ 80:
Ssass wsfs ssasfsi isss y..s:..; ~: :.
s1oosu = ...;. he rs,aaauf (S,nse;.
asd, psssssr'se 70 !. !. -.
tation with pfoa,e''' r--.g-.-. ...,..,-
The new Coss1saao - -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-10

Here isa Characteristic specimen Of the
= syas snd nnpersf ~ lACsssse lDeeu,sSo,ee,ut,
the most popular Of Ceppe.hAd papers.
Brick Pomeroy don't specially adnir,, the
*cousetvaftsF sishenss d hds 49,, We
should infer, from the followine objursatory
descrip6ou Of tie " critter ;"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-10


How OUR ROMAN CATHOLIC BRETHREx
MAsAGE.-The following, from Mr.. Parton's
last article in the Atlantic KostAly, may BE-
sntsrwsrsainsd, bus n sfrdy nltSf for
lseIbN csosaaer.aon, .Assssshkle
j s4tksHxI Ian setbosc tEiihsssi1ss AcSsir-
ing so great an estate in the United Sssssss
and acquiring it 80 rapidly, that il becomes .
matter of public concern how they get Il,
what they do with il, and, especially, what
they riH do with il by and BY, when it shall
have become the largest property held IN th4
country by or for ID organization. Other or
CARNATIONS usually lisp fsonAapd y mouth
but, sasstcM In GAAoaics 1tInys contrive
to have little money ahead, to invest for
the future. The Catholic Church. seven
tenths of whose members are exempt from
the income tax because their income 10 under
thousand dollars year. is capitalist, and
has the advantage over other organizations
which man has over his fellows Who, be-
| sides esrpiug bis livelihood, has thousand
dollars to operate With. There are spots in
the Western country, over which the prairis
Nyip pov Ysep gwtsA6ntOepgpGiSe,fs t
IA 80 bSahs ttssS bfESeat ct6$x Our
Roman Catholic brethren mark thots spots
and construct msps npns Which not existisg
towns aioneufo lnuScateuf Dot pfoOapi0 towns
slso. Professor Of one Of our Westera
COLLEGES ~, .yo yssEs ssp, :. kcssf BET
sfpbi tban he ever Ssv 81 home, upoo which
the line Of the Paci6c Railroad was traced.
and every spst - doassd where settlement
would naturally gather, and . conjecture 70.
corded ~ TO it, probable importance Five
.hysass& dsilarsjukeis9 injesA1.l - or
fAin locaiitiea nov will buy land which. in
Fifty years. or in twenty, may be worth $780,.
4OQpQ0x Thin5-sssen ls~t - - eFt
thSssss& ssses 81 she sks 81 eAieskr cooid
have been bought for 81 rs An acre and
there il ons man nov in Chicsgo Whip owns
. lot worth, eea0 ON rid -hks bought Of the
Government for l5s cents. Nov, there are
in The Roman Catholic Church men whose
business, il j. TO turn such facts 20 The hduass-
Hebf tho thuMhs GB6 ihefeS hl60A 1stSn-
sfic provision OF money for them to expend
for the purpose"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-10

The Chicago Tribune has an editorial on
the yics Presidency. Itays the contest for
the Republican nomination has narrowed
down 70 Wade and Colfax, and it heartily
favors the nomination OF Colfax.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-10

- >~ AZ
TIT BtcIssIsds Of GaKAr Fosfuxr.-
The wealth Of The great Welsh family oil
Crawshay is larger than that Of the Astoss,
NAadsxliis I'D 1se~Ast csm6SSed, Ma hke
most great fortunes, commenced with very
small beginnings. In the last century the
original Cnp4ay DO gSEnegs SOD. rode
to London % Bis pony his sole property to
seek his fortune. He began BY sweeping out
the warehouse of an ironmonees, Who vs. OF
4 disiflsiaA tsng mid Ind sssd ~ SoanG
Crawshsy had good stuff in him. Tho IRON
monger had been successfully Specializing in
sending out ipua psts soIADsH& and bis as
tute apprentice observed that If the Ameri-
cans used so many pots they must want hooks
TO hang them On. Whereppon the master
nptguiI Ac6 Ne Mg,bas kindly - aSii1d
hat Crswshsy should send them oat, and
that be would lend him the mouey for the
purpose Upony this ventura ssas pbslized
El00, Aud froth HAT time the farmefs son
moved rapidly upward, being 6rst taken into
partnership BY his master, and pltinateIy ~
coming IN - m il 66bfk Males, whoss
descendant, lstely deceased, has leA, il is
above $50. COZ, 900 in personal
property alone, besides enormous real e.
tAses. Il Is curiUuE hef that from this
stock has arisen, in very. short time. two
barontsges and one peerage-thas OF Liam
- : - zAe
Special Notices. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-10


es.d'ss - sss.--.,.s.. ~. 60, o..-as..
- -. =: -.
-, ouAn0,
-, 80.
That Gnano tsand, soont w1isA the Pro-
;den, and lasyer Biack had u little 'sun-
,,l....ntness. Inst led Jer,v "a withhold m
-. ~. :.h
'siuA''. sae
ment trial yieios ssrose indications OF r'ch
developments OF scandal 70 the sdministra-
ton.
& 3 J,-,v hid M ees1;shsd / loox le4r Id
drssssd = Gen. 0ashAds 6vhs his version
client bed good right to the Island, sad thas
on application % osefstAfy Ssvard y Black,
Seward promised MN tnas vosld A4 be
3 made s'sAs; ss.siases'y ssss,d 5000 IN
2 ana hat sincs that Time Ssv,rd haa b~en
using his own Official position and the ;nAn-
encs = u President 10 sustaia ~ shield
his "tkisvisf prosekss' wisk whom be i, A..
socisted in interest.
Black concludes his savage on.l.usb. on
thu sscrsesr, II tbis ah.,. SIfnsSn a e j
have selected his .tron,r.t no;n.. .,dy
stasad them !. z.;r3v n e cnssf a ! 80. ~
brief. Perhaps diplo,nscv i . bns;ness Is
which man 10 not required To b rerfectly
honesE Il NAV - that s,.,r .i,a..,,..
ought TO be made for the tricka Of the sr,ds.
Bat surslv it i di,creditahis o. IL sun;s.d
States that thew shouli have /. S>c,a,sr.
whose principles asa 40 loose that be yol,n.
,eers the influence Of hin oi;ce IN def..s ;r.-
.siee, end snplsye Ii time in m1fus ~ de-.
fanesx - n h..
dishonors6 ma Ssfion. ' soo
Nost reaasctf;, III vor,-s =.
- 81 ! S' Hr ~
Hon. J. A. GARrrrrp. Hou.e ~ Kon,as.,,.
tstiyes, a. ss.7 s's-s1s1 Sflr-f
$50
Seward stands pretty good chance for an
2 impe4chfuept himsAff. uhen Iii. m..,er 4. a..
noaad of a. ~o,,I3 q. -. ia
=, - - ~ = ssu
sn'e' =, so dovn N the same boat. :
.1-s7, 7 '--z-- 1a
cnsrsctensuc specimen Qf the
= ayas End temperaf IN ACsseee lDestoc,ut,
the most populas OF Copnerhnd paper..
Rr;rl pc-..o. 49,. .-.:u
aco,~..wss~.ss -, e 80
.ha.Ia 80 g.. j" =
.,,.cr;rsor q 4. Z e,;,,.s :"
:. -"
How - ksts the vord
IL II Z ss.onsn, e. : .c,,-,..a -.,,,. - -.
no priucipls-no hs.,..~ne s.,n..s...sIno
love 81 ruth no Confidence Is ,he r;skt-no
holdaess-none of the hisher - e.alss
qualities u manhood -
"CoAserruirep,
A smoo,h-toneued. ,of,-stenn,... .,v ,.,s.
i.h. tressAs,ocs. c.l5 s,"1SpSs' a by. s9ai~
double,taced, forEsd-soe,us ..ssl =
'.Coassvpetieel,
A s.aeatrst" ssne0ossrs' pol;t;e., th;.~
neither hsh, aesh nor fowl," subject upon
an, fas,; H. NM ~. assy imp9ssole 70 s1prs:s
tieiAns % sceers ovr f.rhle eorsrs;,,.1, ~ -,
Offering with the assurance that it il the best
we can DO for item.
alom al r e.--stes
We pray
''Goop LoKp, prrrvEa rsir
Ard 70 all l9
w a'e0esl
''.-e o'...o 'e, sa.dni ~
TEE Je6srsonian, an Ohio Democratic
newspaper, is senuinely Dvo,oey,,t;e !, the
,rae spirit Of ths las,er d.y Democr,c, 81,
For six years the Democracy felt hnn;i- |
lated and Ashamed of isself. bscaase forced |
INTO . w5onE position. Il has bees ahypo-
Blsck R.oahl,.s. '.lnn nc WI ne -
raj Shermsn Ant ! np.d..., - $3.50. FL
private risAss and : cotton Their ftbs NJ |
,;o os ~. a.s HeAi enough % put IN ne0iss-
shoulder st1sns darrs IL .s SsS ss9 sofs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-10

TIE ChiesGe Timais Disguised With Nork
insnsa's dscssss, 10 viewof thsfhrt Int INA
ticket only polled six hssdrsd vo4ss 4 u,
rscens election IL Cincinnati, ed . f.;led 4
defeat the Republicans. s "a
The 7imss was very much in favor q,
Wdfk'nsuen's Tickets last Oetober when
Sam Carey, = issy loafsr, Who nsvs,
did lickof work in his life, wa te. a. mn ~
elected to Congress.
The Workinsuen's Ticket don. promise
90 favofARly fpF ycAieaae,ywe yressss, ~
Asnes = lsvslne pshaa ksevn dim, dstsiseS
aolenesr lending sscksnep ent.o M I. ~ i
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-06-23

WHERE IS YOUR Boy, AT NIGHT?-The
practice of allowing boys to spend their
evenings in the streets is one of the
most ruinous, dangerous and mischiev-
Gus things possible. Nothing so speed
lily and surely marks their course down
ward. They acquire, under the cover
of night, an unhealthy state of mind,
vulgar and profane language, obscene
practices, criminal sentiments, and a
lawless, riotous bearing. Indeed, it is
in the streets, after nightfall, that boys
generally acquire the education and the
capacity for becoming rowdy, dissolute
men. Parents, do you believe it? Will
you keep your children home of nights,
and see that their home is made pleas
ant and proftable?-Ex.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-06-23

Hurrah hurrahl the flags unfur, the drums beat
ing high
For Grant, the gala patriot is proudly marching by
He has marshaled all his forces; they're off flying
feet, yg art fa gnIjsT873T4
With blessings from the people who are thronging in
the street. 81 a-240i
CHoRUs-Hurrah! hurrah! we bail the day,
When wrong and strife shall cease!
For Grant and Colfax lead the way.
To victory and peace.
w. see the solid coumns tried and true from rear to
The braves who foughtwith Sherman, and who rode
with Sheridan. ...,.s
Though MANNED they come from Gettysburg, from
Lookouts cloudy brow,
They love the right-such need to fight our
battles now. fon haaa' sa-l
CHoRus-Hurrah! hurrah! we hail the day, etc.
49,
They have sworn in solemn counsel by comrades
lying low, q q TV n
By the flag which they have followed, through sun
shine and through snow;
By Union undivided, sto sound the battle-caT
Till the enemies Of freedom have been driven to the
wall.
CHoRUs-Hurrah! hurrah! we hail the day, etc.
The volunteers are coming in strong and steady
band,
And enlisting,witk the veterans who fought on sea
and land. r. e.47sH ssrte
While reconstructed rebels Internationally yield,
To the chieftain who disbanded them on Appomattox
field
CHoRUs-Hurrah! hurrah! We hail the day, etc.
Then, we'll rally to the colors we'll forward in our
might! E8 ~
Wen charge along the line again for freedom and the
right; VIZ
Our watch-cry, "Grant and Colfax and the Union
evernore,, -rt-9 sy-rrra T~-fzr,r-
And victory shall crown it did in 'Sixty four,
CHoRUs-Hurrahl hurrah! we hail the day, etc.
BRYAN, o., June 8, 1868.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-06-23
Residence for Sale.

EOR SALE.--The undersigned offers for Sale his
II substantial and convenient residence, with three
acres of ground surrounding it, in the Grove North
of the National Pike West Of the City of Richmond.
No more beautiful location desirable property is
offered for sale in the vicinity of Richmond Any
wishing quiet home within few minutes walk
of the Post Office, will here find a great bargain.
The subscriber also wishes sell 10 exchange for
lighter good Spring Wagon with three springs
and excellent top, and adapted to both and two
horses. Enquire of
81 res- VIM. B. MORGAN,
a11 Earlha m College.
June 16, 1S6S.--16-1w.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-06-23
SheriRs Sale.

10y Virtue of an Execution to directed from
- the Wayne Common Pleas Court will expose
at Public Sale, at the Court House door in the
of Centreve. Wayne County, Indiana, the 9th
day of July 1858, between the hours of Il o'clock NJ,
and O'Clock P NJ, said day, the following prop
erty to-wt
Lot No. 4. in the subdivision of Lots No. and 5 );
104 and 107, lying the south side of Main street
between Pearl and Marion, in the city of Richmond,
Wayne Count. Indiana, according to the plat made
cut by r. Virgins. ct al. To be sold as the prop
erty of Maria L. Smith, to satisfy execute in m y
hands in favor of Charles H. Burchenal y
JACOB S. BALI,ENGEK, Sheriff W. C.
June 16, 1868. 16-3w pf3,5
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I - = @@s3 No. IS 1kaiden lane. IL
Ne,c York, Dec. IA, 1865
In my Card of Nov. /, 1867, stated that.
ssfor the purpose of more fully supply
ing the wants of the public, and
order TO prevent INSCRIPTIONS dealers
from palHnin.- Off Inferior and WORTH
less goods the Morton Gold Pens, 4
shall hereafter sell goods Mt whole
sale except only to duly appointed and
authorized Agents. - etc. To this plan
- 1 have since strictly adhered.
In accepting Agents, great care has been
exercised to appoint those who, by long,
continued fair dealing, have acquired a
ge repatationtor honesty, responsible tysand
- probity-nen in whose word the public
have learned to place confidence. These
Agents have agreed to keep a full assort-
nlent of my pens, and to sell them at my
published prices. Thus the public are sup
piled by them with just such pens a they
want, either to writing price, and get
> full equivalent for the money paid. xu-
Z No agent is appointed to travel from
place to place, canvass the country,
30 that all who want q Morton Gold Per
must get it from the Local Agent or FROM
headquarters.
rs = None need apply for the Agency except
in conformity to the above. the liberal dis
count ITO Clubs being sufficient induce
A. MORTON.