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Pen oNAL.-Rev, Qren Gregg of Paw
let, has been appointed Deputy Grand
Worthy Chief Templar, with authority to
institute lodges of Good Templars in the
South part of Rutland county and the
North part of Bennington county.
The sermon before the graduating
class at Tilden Ladies' Seminary, Le-
bahon, n. H., is to be preached on the
18th inst, by Rev. Pliny H. White OF
Coventry.
Horatio Seymour is nephew of Hon
Horatio Seymour of Middlebury, L. 5.
Senator from Vermont for twelve years.
Gen. L. II. Stoughton is suffering
from a bronchial difficulty, which will
compel him to abandon his profession in
New York
Rsy. William II. Lord, d. D., has
returned to Montpelier, from his European
trip, with his health fully restored. He
preached Sunday, and administered the
Sacrament of the Lords Supper.
Lieut.. Col. r. S. Roberts Of the Third
cavalry, formerly of Manchester, Vt, has
been detailed as professor of military sci
ence at Yale college.
Hon. VIM. A. Wheeler of Malone,
will, ii is said, beunanimously nominated
for Congr,s, from his district. Heis one
OF the sllr>t men and staunchest Repub-
licns OF tic State of New York, and won
golden opinions from all parties as Presi-
dent OF the late New York Constitutional
Convention.
Judge Benedict and his brother, Rob-
crit d. Benedict, sailed for Europe on the
4th, to spend their summer vacation.
Casper Tfps. Hopkins is President of
the California Insurance Company, and
Secretary of the beard Of underwriters Of
San Francisco
-Maj.-Gen. Truman Seymour, has been
appointed member of an examining board,
ordered TO convene at Fortress Monroe, To
devise and report a system of artillery
tactics.
Edward C.Swift, anative of Topsham,
VT, and founder of Weits' River village,
a prominent man Of former times, died at
Niagara City, Montana, May 18th. He
was one Of the pioneer stagers Of the Pa.
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Railroads.
Miles Of the UNION PACI-
6;4( }


and Ia operation. Sixty m,lys II track have been
laid this spring, and the work along the whole
line between the Atlantic aud Pacific States Is be.
ing pushed forward more rapidly than svcr b..
fore, Mon ihan twenty thousand mru ATE rm-
plnyoA aud II is not impossible, thai the entire
track, nom Omaha 10 Sacramento, wilt Dee finished
in ls69 instead Of 1870, The means provided arr
ample, and all that energy, men and money can
do 20 secure the completion of this great national
work, At the earliest possible day, Viii be done.
The Union Pacific Railroad Company receive:
IA Government Grant IT the right OF way,
and all Necessary timber and other materials
found along the line OF ITS operations
"A Government Grant OF Il Spa acres 20 the
mile taken IN alternate sections On each SIDE of
its road Thi. Is an SbSoute donation, and will
be a source. OF larye revenue in IA. future.
"a Government Grant of United States Thlr-
~ year Bonds, amounting 20 from ,is.0oo TO .is,-
On T,r mile, according 70 the difficulties 20 be
surnouHtel ON the various sections TO he built.
The Government takes ~ecnud mortgage Sc
eunty, and Il l. expected hat NOT only the inter-
e,', hgt 'hc principal amount may D. paid in s'rv-
ioe- r,nirrrf by The Company ia transporting
trouir, mtll,. sc The interest IL now much
mon, tiin pad IA tni. way, be.ide. securing
great >a,iu. IN time and money To the GOVERN
urIt.
IA Gn.,,uu,ut Grant ni .he night 10 issue It's
avn FMS Nl,u'gs;, Bonds, go aid in building the
r,il 80 'h, s,,n' amount "a. the L. $ Noud,, H.
,uri inl ',' SAINT perpp,r, and no more. The
Go,rrr"'.'r Permit, the Trustees Tor the Tir,t
Mtrttsr laluahnta.rs 70 deliver 'ho l'url, 20 the
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THE BEST AND ONLY
FIRE PROOF SAFE
In the world, /, that manufactured b,
THE AMERICAN STEAM FIRE TROOP
SAFE COMPANY

THIS SAFE contains, a. u}iiiY4 e. 'ls hr.-Iin,t
qualities ot all other safes III, steam Improve
ment lStubWn's iAt.u'I which consists % cuVls.t
vess,ls filled Nth water anil 50 piac'l that when
the sale rNp'~ed 10 IRE, steam generated,
carrying Hui The heat and pms. Nlue the cuuttu t-
Numeiuu, practical tests bay. proved u, sup
rority 20 all Other safes. Il has b,.n burned VA
test iiyc. with H-rrUgR AIrFtGs, LWi,'y Idl-
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e Uat,uas, kirIr,is & hsrsidf's Hdss,ifor
DER, NgiNr's, Ni,T's, Jones N0rse's and ne
,Yr7a0it tO.s Sqfcs and always with o1mplct.
success, pr,s,rti'g ~ oJEt,Hts NHbjHr,i, with
but partial loss ct - trr-pruof quantities whilc
thOsc OF ~ competitions were DESTROYED
Entirely NEE from dtmpnrss when m use.
However the safe may fall IN burning build
ing, the water cannot e>CdYe.
The steam las ua effect 10 inlura papers every
written or printed word coming out ~ clear aud
eG1ble as when rI,t made.
SAFES Of ALL sIZEs FOR OFFICES ANp
BANKS, WITH BURGIAR-rEooF
WORK OF EVERY pE-
sCElPrloN.
sAEGENI's COMBINATION LOCKS.
Ola Safes anl v.,pl', at,sa with I'll, steam ,ra-
provrm-ut
Oh ,i,.- taken 30 ,.>cl.aus,. t51 r.v
bN" ui The Steam SAT- r4ay b.. s,.u I'D Rutland,
At tie store ~ Mr.. +. y. Merriam, Ehu-e old
safe zone ~ ll.h,s make. vs. .!'--rHy't! 81 III"
late FIRE 10. MERIDIAN Fas-
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

AM,y c,IaaKp TO pEArn-A sra-
,nu,i.r va. soumittsd In Peskskill
before dsybrsak IN Wednesday morning
The persons concerned are James Quoo-
new. Thomas Baxter and james Mahar'
These three men. all lrishmen, were EN-
ployed in the Peekskill iron works Taes-
day night they were paid of. and all
three went on spree, They visited sew
eral places during the evening, and final
" brought up in a grocery, at midnight
kept by one Cmne. They drank several
times again. and had few words about .
dog. From there all track was lost OF
them until morning, when Qaooney wa
found IN Water street, lying by the road
side, with severe cuts about his head
Tie was horne to his boarding house,
where. at 10 o'clock yesterday morning
he died. not having spoken a word. Thos
Baxter was arrested Coroner MeEntes
impannelea a jury at 10 o'clock yesterda,
morning. Several witnesses were sworn
and the jury returned the following yer
diet: THAT the said James Quooney
came to his death by the hand Of Thomas
Baxter, or some person or persons 10 the
jury unknown, and the jury would re
commend 10 the proper authorities that
they take measures TO stop all places il
Peekskill selling liquor or alo withou
license, and specially the locality know
a. the lower deck
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Tue NOMINATION OF HoN, john A.
GRswoLp.-Th The nomination Of Hon.
John A. Griswold Of Troy, as the Rcpub-
lican candidate fer Governor OF the State
II New York. i. hailed with enthusiasm in
all sections of the country AS one eminently
fit to be made. The high character, stcr.
ling integrity, substantial ability. and
faithful devotion to the Republican cause,
commend him TO all classes, as u standard
bearer in the coming canvass, in whom
the most perfect confidence can be re-
posed. He is a gentleman well known in
Western Vermont, and our New York
friends can feel hardly more grateful
Aan his host of personal friends among
the Green Mountains, whose bushes.
relations have been 50 intimate and
pleasant for years before his entrance int
the public service. We Join our friend.
of the Empire State in earnest huzzas for
/" John A. Griswold"
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falo papers 81 FRIDAY, that the body of
one OF the Misses Patchen of Troy, who
were drowned on board the Morning Star,
on Lake Erie, few weeks ago, was r..
covered and identified on Monday last,
STRANGE POISONING CASE IN WASH.
INoroN County. 800 The Washington
County Peoples Journal, published at
Union Village, narrates The following
singular case Of poisoning
"One week ago last Wednesday morn
ing, Edwin stevens and wife. Ira Stevens,
Jr., and Albert Stevens, residing near this
village, were taken suddenly i'll. Mrs.
Stevens and Albert recovered in short
time, 80 that nothing was thought of it,
but all supposed that Elwin and Ira were
suffering irum q >un stroke. They We're
sick for few days, but were almost well
enough ia attend IA their customary du-
tie,, when Yesterday all four were again
taken sick, with symptoms similar 10
thusc h,iprc, Ia Gray, who had been in
attcudlure, thought hc detected signs of
poison, and therefore aualyzed the coffee
drunk hy tlc sick ones, finding arsenic
n rein A, we 20 to press We have not
learned the condition Of the sick ones,
AMI there is great mystery cuvcloped in
the whole matter
DEMoCRNrlC STATE CONVENTION
The Democratic State Convention meets
at Montpelier on Friday next at II a. m.
Gen. Nm. T, smith, Hon John S. Sin
cliir of New Hampshire, and Hon, Collin
VI. lnger>oll of Connecticut, will positive
ly be present and address the convention
The railioal, carry Tor fare one way.
COMMENCEMENT ENEHCIsES At MID.
pLEGURY CoLLECE,-Thc following is a
oeInl lcte programme OF the Commence
ment exercises Of the College, occurring
in the second week Of AUGUST:
Sgnt,y. .lag. Oh H1cc.lanrsare Ser,
mou by rrcsideu, Kitrhrl
Tg,~joh .laL Anniversaries of
the Societies, Addrcs, before the Philo.
mathesian by Ralph Waldo Emcr,su. AT
10 a. m. Prof Franklin w Els. OF Chi
cage. AT p. IN, addresses the philadel
phian religious Society. The compcti.
tors Tor the Ptrkcrian prizes, offered for
excellence in Defamation and Oratory
viii occupy the evening.
w. tpe"iaH 1ng zen Auniycr~ary Of
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felp advertisements.
DOCK AGENTS WANTED F

ID Hollands "GIant, as = Soldier and States
man" An accurate HISTORY VI his Military and
Cyil Carver, In ohe lsrse octave vol, nearly $50
pages, finely illustrated, Agents will lind this
the book 10 sell at the present time, The largest
commission gwen We employ no General Agents,
aud offer extra Inducements 10 eanyassers,
Agents will see the advantage OF dealing di-
reetiy with the publishers. Dor descriptive cir
culars aud terms address J, II, BURR 4 Co,
Publishers, Hartford, O.,
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T ANDs IN FLORIDA FOR SALE

4 in lots Of from 10 Ia 100 acres. these lands
we've selected from over 100 900 arres, and are
especially adapted 10 the cultivation Of the Or
ange, Lemon, Lime, Banana, fi2, Guaya. Plan
tam, Aluscadine, and every tropical fruit known,
together with corn, tobacco, sugar, and all vege-
tables grown North. one acre III bananas will
yield crop equal 10 1873 acres IN Wheat, OF "a IN
Potatoes; and Oranges will yield irum u 900 TO
1000 per acre. The country ab0uuds IN tame,
and the MYERS and bays IN Fish IN endless variety.
Climate the most eyIuable in the world. Price
$3.50 to IS per acre. Also, heavy yellow Pine
Timber Lands unsurpassed IN the South. A. b.
SrONELAkE, NJ. D., late Register OF U. 5.
Lands IN Florida sl3 Broadway, New York.
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CRUELTY TO ANIMALs.-HARD DRY
ING.--On Friday last Dan Whitcomb let
three of his livery horses to be taken on
the following Monday yesterday morn
ing, to Peter Lorette and Edward Lorette,
and driven to Sutherland Falls, thence to
West Rutland and return. At an early
hour yesterday morning the horses were
called for and delivered by one of Mr..
Whitcomb's men to the charge of the
Lorettes. Nothing more was heard from
them until about seven o'clock last even
ing, when Peter Lorette and young man
named Alfred Avery, with small boy,
returned the horses, in an overdrove and
melting condition. Indeed one Of the an
finals was NO badly injured that it had no
sooner gained the barn floor than it fell
PROSTATE, and it was but by great cxer-
ton on the part Of farriers and other
well known horsemen that its life was
saved. As it is the animal is rendered
worthless for work this summer, and the
loss to Mr.. W. will be considerable Both
of the other horses were also much over
driven, and it is believed that il was but
their hardness which saved their lives.
Some days must elapse ere they will be
again fit for service
The men Lorette and Avery were ar
rested and furnished bail to cover the in
jury 10 the horses, WHICH, though perhaps
satisfactory to MIR. Whitcomb, is hardly
enough punishment, as parties who will
so abuse dumb animals, should be held
amrnable to the law, and accordingly dealt
with.
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A GENTS ARE MAKING MORE

IA in oanyassing for the "Sodicr's Individual
Memorial than with amy other work and are
wanted In every county. For information ~ cir
eulsrs address BAKER h WkluEkbN, Drawer
4 lAU Calumhus Ohm.
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GRAND LARcENY.-Everett Rice of
Wilmington, was recently arraigned be-
fore Chas. Haskell, Esq, in the charge of
grand larceny, and bound over for his ap-
pearance to the September term Of the
County Court in the penal sum of $500.
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TRADE OF PoRT HENRy.-One thou
sand tons of iron ore are now shipped ev-
cry day from Port Henry, on the west
shore Of Chaplain: The mines are six
miles back from the lake, and a railraad is
being built to transport the ore from them
to the docks.
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The exhibitor Of the "headless chick.
en- in Philadelphia has been complained
Of BY the society to prevent Cruelty to
Amimale.
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IL THREE LANGUAGES - The celc-
bration u the Fourth in Kossuth, Mani
tovec county. Wis, was conducted in
three different languagcs-English, Ger
man and Bohemian-there being three or
ators and three readers of the Declaration
* Indepcndence.
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE
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pests, Pn-Worms, or any other Worms, are safely
and thoroughly expelled from the system w the
use OF DR. GurIn's PIN-WoRN sYKUr, without
injury 10 the health of the most dehca;e child on
adult Purely vegetable. Warranted 20 cure.
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STEALING At FmsroI4 Thieves re-
een'ly entered fr Jo,lin's Office, at Bris.
tol, and relieved him Of three hundred
dollars worth # dental tools, The thief
that lifted" the tools proyokingly wrote
over the shelf where they We're kept, with
red chalk, "look for your tools"
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THE RUTLAND WEEKLY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY lS, 1863

DRowSRn,-A Frenchman, whose name
we have not asesrtained, employed on
the Lebanon Springs Railroad, was
drowned while bathing in what is knc. wn
a. Roaring Branch at Benu' nyton.
Sunday evening, His body vas reeoy.
cred. properly cared Tor, and passed
through here yesterday IN route to St.
Johns, p, q. where his friends reside.
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SHAw'S CHEMICAL, ELECTRO,

~ SlLNEE-rlsArING FLUID makes worn
out plated ware A. good ~ new For sale
10y Druggists. samples sent lay mail ou receipt
OF = cents 70 pay Tor packing and postage
Address j. SHAW, chemists, 81 Elm street,
Eal.uIuFt Conn Agent wanted rNrIyWhrrp
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RECOVERY oF THE BODY OF oNE OF
THE MISSES PATcuEN,-We learn from
private sources, Us well as from the Buff
falo papers 81 Friday that the body of
one of the Misses Patchen of Troy, who
were drowned on board the Morning Star.
on Lake Erie, few weeks ago, was r..
covered and identified on Monday last,
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4 GENTS WANTED TO SELL

"a "KATHRISA." Or. "My Meditation of
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All pronounce this 10 BE-, not only the most
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and destined 10 b. the most popular and rapid
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SHOOTING AfFRAY.-A man named
Patrick Burps, residing in West Rut
land, was shot at Center Rutland about
nine o'clock Sunday evening, in melee
by one Flanagan. The ball entered the
injured mans light breas, passing entirely
through the lung. 1t was extracted from
its resting place by DR. Goldsmith yester-
day morning, and placed in possession of
Justice Porter Howe, who, we understand,
is engaged in investigating the case.
Flanagan AYERS that he intended to shoot
another man, when the ball accidentally
took effect in the body Of Burns. A slim
excuse, we should say, to prevent his be-
ing justly punished. The injuries OF
Burns are considered quite serious, with
the chances against his recovery.
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OUTER WANTED.---WE WILL
- pay cash for good butter in frkins at our
store. LANNON'S w.
Rutland, May eth. 1855.
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eitie coast. man Of remarkable energy,
groverbial punctuality and general ia
yorite.
Hon. Homer +, Smith, formerly Of
West Enosburgh, who died at Fairfax
July 9th, was man highly respected in
Franklin county, He represented his ma
tive town in the Legislature for two years
and held at diverse times other offices OF
honor and trust, He was q consistent
mer.ber Of the Baptist denomination and
was one Of the official board Of It's lnstitu-
ton at Fairfax at the time oi his death.
CALEDONIA CouNTy.-Thc new depot
of the PaSsumpsic road at Lyndon is COM
plcted, and some 0f the Offices are ocou-
pied, The structure is of brick, commo-
dious and airy, The company own some
800 acres ~ land, Is OF whiclrarc kept in
order for tl.eSecommoda,ion Of mass and
camp meetings, picnios, etc, Some 20
dwelling houses are erecting, and the
place is growing rapidly,
RoBnERY At KEEsNriIU.-A bold rob
berry was committed in Kce>yillc on sun
day OF last week at the residence Of Mr.,
James Dolan, while the family we've at
chErch His house was entered and urn.
ey stolen 10 the amount of S}l,--gold,
silver and grcenbacks
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The CONCERT To-NIGHr.-We publ

The CONCERT To-NIGHT.-We publish
this morning the programme of songs with
which the Amherst College Club"
promise to entertain our citizens at the
Town Hall this evening. They have fine
voices, give satisfaction wherever they
sing, and we hope they will have good
house. Those who like to hear good vocal
music cannot fail to spend pleasant hour
with the Amherst boys this evening.
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HoT-This word does not begin to nx-
press the condition Of the weather in this
section yesterday, and we know of no
word that would properly, unless it is
boiling. Just think of it-102 degrees
above zero in the shade, after seeing
which we had not courage to take an
other look at the Thermometer. Whew :
FRUSTRATED BY HEAT.-A man whose
name we have not ascertained, engaged
in moving for Madison Manley, near East
Creek Bridge, was Frustrated by heat yes
tcrday afternoon. He was conveyed to
the shade, and proper restoratives APP
piled, and he is now ont of danger.