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THE MARKETS.
lCar,fuliJ reported for Tns TsiHuSs.
TuVQsDlI

~ June T. 1903
AsEs-The market steady for Pots at Sa3a*S ~ fear'
COTTON-The Iubd aud though holders re
s IN coeede from the advance YESTERDAY the market closes Without
much Eengt sales Of 100 bales ineng Ola TO Pnns spa 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-05
DroposaIs.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF INTERNAL

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE INTERNAL REygsUE,
WAsHYGroS May 20, 1863
PROPOSALS for STATI0NERY.-SEA
PROPOSALS will received this until the 10Th day q
Juae Il O'Clock for supplying the Assessors and Collectors
Of Internal Revenue throughout that portion Of the United States lying
the Rocky Mountains Montana and Mexico wtb TIE
STATIONERY required their respective Districts for the
ending June 30, 1859
No proposals be considered accompanied by satisfactory
guarantees contract nawared will he faithfully executed
The Commissioner the right 10 reject bids pars h
bids and bids Of bids which the interest Of The
Government require.
The bids should be addressed Revenue
and Endorsed Proposals. supplying Stationery 10 oea Revenue
Officers"
Schedules furnished will be forwarded from this Once
which such articles be de-
lyered r. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-05

for casks and English do quet and Fish oils are IN
ehsng The demand modete quote Whale at % ana sperm
Manufactured Oils inaeye Lard Oil arm aud In ar demand
al - t31 81 90 for Fair Prime, and Choice. :,
doing PORK To-Day
pees lower sales cash and regular are
bbs at 2 for Thin Mess Por future delivery sales OF go Dds new
MOS At Oh IS seller July Beef unehaugd sales OF 100 bo az
tydS Tor brands Sl5dS2O 50 for Plain Mess ana 4IJ ~
b for Extra Reef Hams Cut Meats and Bacon are
all devoid activity the absence moment prices are
nominal Dressed Hogs lower and unsettled; we quo at
Lard has been very active excited prices decidedly lo"r al
the close however there hrmer feeling sales ~ pigs az
SI Ov and H0t for fair prime Sieam also JO t of uufe
delivery at lie, seller July. and l1e buyer do. -,
State hrkn and hsEnbs are scarce Whe re-
eepts OF abundant the Chicago market guited
and ia dow lQc M 1nc WEI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-05

The Chicago Republican OF Sunday, says:
At the banks there was but limited demand for money
today and we have no change whatever TO note IN the
general status Of affairs The offerings OF prime paper are
light and our bankers complain Of scarcity Of the right
kind Rates Of interest remain steady at 10 per cent
A gentleman doing business in the South, who has
recently travelled extensively through Middle and
East Tennessee Northern Georgia, and Alabama, re-
ports the growing crops TO be in the best possible
condition. The wheat especially fine, and COW
cred much larger area Of land than ever before.
The weekly return of the Bank of France for the
week ending May q, shows the following changes,
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COURT CALENDARs-Tms On.

sugRyvr A. He'd by BARNARD P j. SurHER
LAND and CAKDOlo }. }. Court opens at lOi q IN.
None enumerated motions
srr.rxg CoTCwtrIr-iled by INGALLS, J. Court opens a.
10 a. m Short Causes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-05
Nibiotno Notins.

OFFICE CHICAGO hoRTH-WgsrERN RAILWAY COsP.sri
- No. 50 Wallst EEwYoRK May - is6S
fG'HE BOARD of DIRECTORS of this Com
Pany have declared the following DIVIDENDS payable at the once
books OF the Company the 18th Of June ueIt;
TIN PBR CENT the PREFERRED STOCK payable preferred
stock at
TEN PER CENT N the COMMON STOCK, payable in
stock at par
The Transfer Books (now closed VII be opened MONDAY the
eh Of June and closed WEDNESDAY the 18th and rcpened 90
MONDAY, the 29th Of June
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
A ]. PRITCHARD
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Grinting.
fint Srts.
Clubbing CARDS, TT.

AT WIN. EVERDELLS SONS, No. 14 Full
"A tonst-WBDDING CARDS and FINE STATIONERY tBsab-
hshed lsl3l
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
THURSDAYS WEATHER REPoRT-sa m.

sun 4:29 7:27 Moon Rises. az
Sandy 727 Island. e:I7 he'll Gate $50
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-30
When Mr. boutwell, concluded IN, Ar

When Mr. Boutwell, concluded hi. ar
gumeat at one o'clock, ?, Ia, On motion Of
Senator johnson tho Court took reeves
ion fifteen minutes, On ry.assrmblug al
one o'clock aud forty m nutes, Nh Mel
son took the floor and delivered IN extern
pore addrcs, After abiding To the mag
nitudo Of the ease AMI what h. deemed
his own inability properly 10 treat H. he
said he shoull consider many point,
which, though not rightly belonging 4
the ease, required attention, because they
had been introduced ty the Managers
lie referred 10 the charge If evil nature
aud wicked and dcteslable character
which had been brought agaiust III
President, which 50 lar had remained uy-
noticed hy his counsel Mr. Nelson ,hCn
asking Who is Andrew Juhus1us and
proceeded 10 sketch the Fre,idut'- 5aliy
life aud career, and passed high mea-
nium onhis patriotism aud public -crr,e,-.
citing the resolution deylauiory ot Tho
purposes Of the war which was intro
luccd rs senator johnson just after tho
battle Of Bull Run, wa, passed ~ Con
gre,, and stall remains uur,peoled. lie
claimed that the President had acted upon
md still maintained IT, principles
Referring 10 the recognition by Con
srrss II a SUtC G0VCrUWCuT M tt'-tt---'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-30

and reflect great credit upon the works
Of tho Messrs, Nortons, as also upon the
unriyaled 'skill II Mr. William Leak, in
whose hands they received their unique
and tasty proportions, The price named
for them Is sea
The Banner notes casualty as fol-
lows; "On Sunday last, J, G, Norton, Of
this place, met with a serious accident,
Himself and L, Spiegel were taking a
ride in the afternoon, and when near the
works Of the bennington Powder Com
pany, the horse gave sudden start, by
which Mr., Norton Was thrown out of the
buggy backwards, severely fracturing his
leg above the knee, lie was Immediately
conveyed to his residence in most intense
pain, where he was suon attended 10y DR.
NJ. j, Love"
AT am adjourned Town meeting, in
Bennington, held on Monday, Hon, I, W,
Park offered to guarantee any taxpayer
in auy town, that has subscribed for bonds
and stock Of the Lebanon Springs Rail
road, against loss on account Of the sub
,rriptiou, boA interest ud priHcpR on
payment to him Of ten per cont, Of their
proportion Of tho subscription; and hc
will secure this guarantee he makes.
PArENra Among the list If patents
granted for the week ending April lith
we ittftt tire fftlliir,,s tit. NefIR4iter>,
l.. NJ. Narmore Of North Cnderhill,
Vt, for improvement in gates,
j, T. Sargent OF mubridgc, Vt, for inn
provcmcnt in up~cttiug machine
W NJ. Gulusha,oi Arlington, Vt, AS
>jguur to self and A. II, Batch,ller, Tor
improvement in adjustable scroll index
Tor gear cutting machine.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-30
Resolutions Oh the Death of Eph-
RAIN Ross, Esq.

Ala meeting Of the Board IF Directors
Of the First National Bank OF Brandon,
held mt the clearinghouse On Friday
morning, April p, 1865, y. r. Spraguo,
Jr., President, made the following an
uounccmcnt:
GpHmca -- 1t becomes my painful
duty to announces to you the death Of one
long known to you as a citizen, business
man, Director Of this Bank, and at the
time of his death, our cc-President.
Ephraim Ross. As a cuisines, man none
knew him but to admire his honesty,
good Judgment and ability. As citizen,
there is, | may say truthfully, not one
but that will respect lis memory and re-
gret his death | think it fit and proper
that this board should take some action
at this time, and leave on record our deep
and lasting regret
In accordance with which the following
preamble and resolutions were pre-
scnted:
HAcroas, 1t has pleased the Great
Ruler of the Universe to withdraw by
death, our friend and fellow laborer, Mr..
Ephraim Ross. Nice-Presideht of this
Bank,
Resolrcd, That in thedeath of Mr.. Ross
this board is deprived of one of its most
valued members, and our town of one of
its most upright and efficient business
men, man strict in moral obligations,
true and faithful as friend, and whose
loss will be deeply felt by 'the entire COM
munity in whose business interest he has
long been 50 honorable and 50 conspicu-
Gus part.
RcSolrcd, That we sympathize most
deeply with the afflicted family, and feel
truly. that we are mourners with them,
Md hope that the aid and support of
= Him who doeth all things well" may
sustain them in this, their great Attic
ton.
ReSolJed That a copy of these resolu-
tons be handed to the family of the de- |
ceased, and copy given to the Rutland
HERALD for publication.
n. I. SPRAeUE, Jr., President
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-30

lHt TEACHERS NN1litit N 'ili''
uNpEN CoINn The darlington tf,f
Pre- 0 "Wednesday AZ. tt. Teachers
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b,n.r considerably ia H.. majority. OF
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-30

PORTLAND AND RUTLAND RAILROAD.
We clip the following relative to the
Portland and Rutland Railroad, from the
Portland correspondence Of the Boston
Journal
The meeting OF the cjrporators of the
Portland and Rutland Railroad takes
place here April Goth The line original
" contemplated by this route was from
Portland to Centre Harbor via Ossipec,
n H., connecting at Wells River with
the proposed Montpelier and Wells River
Road. We learn, however, that the
original line is likely to be abandoned, aS it
contemplatcs 50 much new road to be
built, and some portion of the Portland and
Rochester road is to be used at the Port
land end at least. The Portland and
Rochester road is not active at all on the
movement, but is willing, Of course, to
receive all the fish that come to its net.
The present idea Of the Portland and Rut-
land managers is to use the Rochester
road to Saco river or Alfred, thence to
Alton, y. H., and either across to Frank
lin or round to Meredith, Bristol and
Danbury, on to White River Junction,
which plan is far from the original one
lad out, but is more probable of construc-
ton IN these times Of monetary tightness.
y recent rcsurvey Of the line from Wood
, stock to Rutland gives new and better
route, maklng.the distance % miles in
stead Of ~ as before. The Portland and
Rochester road claim that all the contem- !
plated connections in New Hampshire
and Vermont can be as easily and adyan-
tageously made with Alton, on the Dover
and Winnipisaukee road, and thereby
with Rochester, as by the newly proposed
Rutland project.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-30

kossUTH-The lower house of. the
Hungarian Diet has verified the election
OF kossuth, and it is probable he viii ac-
cept the office Thus, after an exile Of
twenty years, the great radical leader may
resume his connection with the govern
ment OF Hungary, not at the head OF affairs
as formerly, II is true but still in posi-
ton where his great talent, may be made
available for the benefit Of his native
country, and for the advancement Of the
cause of justice and freedom The radical
party, Of which Ko>suth is the recognized
leader, is in the minority in the Diet
still, under his guidance, il " i'll constitute
powerful agency for the promotion Of
the good OF the people Slowly but surely
the cause of liberty advances everywhere.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-30

NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.-The one
hundred days to which the New York
Legislature is limited have passed, but an
adjournment will not be reached for two
weeks, during which time the members
can draw no pay. The total number of
bills introduced so far is 1916, and of this
number two hundred and eighty have
passed both houses and two hundred and
forty-three have been signed by the Gov
srnor and become laws, leaving /, 563 for
fn.I action.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-30
state Items,

A ,hrop owned hy O. VI. Warren.
Ludlow, had a lamb weighing Of pounds.
William Whitaonb If Grafton has a
hon tina, Ina. laid one hundred and sixty
cs., since Feb. esth.
II II sl,v. f,r,r,r rr.cc,t.r nj,
Chester Academy. I,, taken rb,rr. If the
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-Scyeuty-two marriage were solcmu-
led in the village Of Montpelier during
the year lSGi.
-puriuy tho yc.r lsG; there were
,li,p,d from N,wport. vi. TOP car load,
Of lumber. amounting to 3.2l60o0 feet.
Milton ,ov. hos tlr.o b,,o,. ,ocl,
running H. carriages 10 the depot 70 meet
all trains, Two billiard saloons are also
doing well
- The Central House" on Depot
street Chester, has been closed for Want
OF patronage, and tho building converted
into private teuomants.
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Local aud state Items.

4 NrY Sr,tI. ot Srprr,rptrrto< -
Mr. q u Mu1ipc,t,r roiI ,,,a,t ~, ,.,.
Rutand 4 WASHINGTON RaiIro,d fur.
ni.be. MS the following sune,scrin,ion ON
an envelope of a letter, po,t marked North
Adams. Mass. and addressed to A man in
West Rutland
The old man to whom this note is di-
rected owes me sea, This is my third
cunning !e''er 70 HIM think the
sG" '',' ,;,,o ~ ~! ,a me; , 'us ii d
as many more if he-don't come down Ms
time. 1t | had plenty OF stamps would
not care a ,rhaw tooacker about It, hut
w. w. '','.'7 ;,.' ''N'. -" d Irt ,'.l'
H. votes tEc DamocIafic ti1Ect EatLar
characteristic OF Democrat. isn't it :"
p,.,.,,.,, n T---...- W. ...,.
n n 'o.ona1 III. ,,,i,,;.,.,.;..,,, :, pa.
cola l,st snnd,v 70 crow3ca houses
morring and cvcnipa Tho following i
from thc Srr;nog.1d Rrnnl,;c,n.
"Tbe sin. in thc Methodist church At
Pittstield were all sold in three hours
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-30
BY TELEGRAPH


was occupied IN CONSIDERING what lfl'
vilegcs should be awarded counsel and
others DESTROYS Of speaking or Of filing
written argument, after several ballots
aud many amendments, it was decided
that all counsel and manager, who choose
may file arguments or address the Senate
orally This was carried hy vote Of %
To %
Mr. Boutwell,, at ten minutes to one
o'clock, began his speech, the gallerie,
being very full.
Mr. Boutwell, began hy saying;
Mr., President and Senators ;-lou may
now anticipate the speedy conclusion Of
your ariuous hbors, The Importance Of
thi, occasion is due to the movamplrd
circumstance that this trial is tina, of III,
Chief Magistrate If III, principal r,pub-
lie Of the world, oua IL, ,olcmnity 3, du,
ta- the irean.si4aea- tL4t-tLis trial is Ga
new test OF national virtue and the
strength Of popular government The ob.
icct Of this proceeding i. not punishment
Of the offender, but the safety Of N,
State, As the daily life ot wise and
just magistrate is au example tor good, 5.
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the House aud the Prcsil,ut are 'yr}u,g
al and limited, but We have mot thrm M
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-30

WY = ven. - = "'''''''.'' ~ - - -"
ct ''o directors .uN'' .'''',' sns,"'''s
, ~ - a.. ~ l. - A.
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M>N,nr,rrn-Thc editor Of the Man.
chester journal ask, all the School Dis,
uict Clrk, L. -end hun the amount of
sugar mad, In hrn. respective districts,
i,r utilization.
At an adruu.4 i.wn meeting in
Manchester, held am SATURDAY last, il was
voted 10 build new town hell on lands
given for that puf7,as. hy Augusta, G
CLARK. E,l. Tic hall viii cost $1,000.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-30

GROUND BRoKIN oN THR WOODSTOCK
RMLRoAp - Ground was broken on
wednesday near slallioa hill, and thc
6r-t -ho,el full ,lrovu t,r 'hr Wood tork
Rulrgad bv tho President ot the cons
rny, Gen. r. T. Wa,lhum, in presence
oi tho directors, contractors, engineers
and many others, Five hundred lah9rers
arr called Tor, and the work is tg be
pushed on vigorously
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-30

BuTrER-The Messenger says, iii re-
ference to the market at St Adams on
Tuesday; The attendance On the market,
Tuesday, was unusually large and the
quantity Of butter brought i'll was large,
and fer the mot part very good for the
season The high prices OF last week, 80
10 - cents, were generally realized.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-30

PREMIUM OFFERED. 49, Tho Orleuu=
County Agricultural Society offer pre-
miums on wheat u be exhibited at their
Fair Sept. 10Th and lGth, tho quantity to
be one bushcl Of grain and an unthrashod
bundle Of the same. All kinds, red,
white, bald, bearded, early, late, winter
and spring wheat. arc included
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-30

LITrELL's LNING ACE--No. i.2D is
fresh magazine Of choice selections from
foreign literature. In its table Of contents
We note Richardson's Novels, Compare
tive Popularity Of Coins, The Talmud,
The Preservation of Peace, and DR.. Pussy
on Modern Society, etc.
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