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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-20
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IN, iutfllieruc, rca,hr- %, THAT the re-
sul, IT thu tlt, State Of
Alabama, held lon IN, punssg Of accept
ing ~ ryj,rtul the new state en,tiu-
ton. IA, resulted init, rejection by a large
majaris In tht, vc have auother
striking evidence vi tha influence tNgrt'l
by the course pursued by the President
upon thc people ri Tho South, and their
determination tn place all the imp"a'
ments known ~ luDniug AMI Htilss' ~
the path II reconstruction Ny 'mprrs''
and the Ieopl, have dctorm''cd It siea
H. and make, IL ingumlsl, Gp'n congress
IL pr,stn, some mea,.rr by which this
State shall be rid of,he>c rebel influences
constantly goin, out from the national
capital, to sub,,it to the iu,tuud wi,c enact
ments III, thr people wuuffaf iTTvU mr.
cepted scrc i no, for the malign sents
mems that have been circulated among
,hcm by the minious Of the President,
What tlt, We ---t. It'll late ei,t-ti,,ft \
system o. prescription and terrorism, in
augara,cd by the leaders by which the
white vote Is greatly reduced almost to
nothing,-it being reported that the az
grcgate OF that vote is scarcely 800 ia the
whole State A system Of intimidation
was rcsorted to like that Of the Montgom-
cry Mail, which publishes what it calls a
= e Al 4 IL =
bushes. OF al white men who voted for
the constitution.
There are many counties in Northern
Alabama in which no election was held,
the loyal voters being frightened away by
threats OF vengeance from the unregoner-
nts rebels In this section thr registered
white voters largely outnumhcr the ne.
groes, anl yet the vote is smaller than
anywhere else. II is supposed that Gen.
Meade might order special election aud
see that the voters are protected. Should
special elections be ordered, it is a mat
ter Of uncertainty whether the cnnstiin-
ton will be rejected II is to be hoped
General Meade, il he has authority, will
order elections 50 that all persons en-
titled to do so can have chance 10 vote,
and let us see if the majority of the peo-
pie are unwilling TO be ruled by loyal
government. Should it prove that rcsiN-
ance has brought about this state of 'af-
fairs, let Congress take such measures as
vii! secure the adoption of the cGnstitu-
ton by majority of those who do vote,
for the arrant rebels must be met at the
Threshold of their defiance by the same
weapons they present in their resistance.
We have long enough borne with them,
and the hour has arrived when they
should be made to express their feelings
by other means than non-action, and re-
fusal to vote, and by preventing loyal men
from exercising the freeman's right, by in
timidation and threats.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-20

IMPEACHMENT. - Impeachment came
to an end in tho reconstruction commit
tee on Thursday. Tbs investigation
might have dragged along fortnight
longer, if it had not been for Thad,
Stevens impotence. He insisted that
the resolutions of impeachment. which he
had prepared, should be voted on in the
committee at once. There was some objec-
ton to this course, but, after little de-
bate, the vote was taken, and the result
was as follows: for impeachment, Ste
yens, Boutwell, and Farnsworth, against
impeachment, Bingham, Beaman. Paine,
Hulburd Brooks and Beck The last two
are Democrats, SO that the Republicans on
the committee were divided three for and
four against impeachment On motion Of
Mr. Bingham, the whole subject was laid
on the table.
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WAsulNofuN, Feb. -
non 81

The Speaker presented communication,
from the Secretary Of the Treasury. with
the reports Of the light hout. h,arl ON
the subject Of a hcacom al long Beach
bar. Referred
Mr. Jencks, representative Of Rhode
Island, presented resolutions Of the Khod,
Island Legislature relative t. the OBJ
structions of the harbor Of P.ock Island
Referred.
The House then resumed the consider.
alton of the election ease from the u
Congressional District Of Kcutarkv. the
contestant, Mr.. Samuel Smith being
elected to the'hoor. The resolution of the
committee declaring NJ. Smith not en-
titled to the seat, and directing the
Speaker to- notify the Governor of Ken
lucky Of the vacancy, was adopted with.
out division.
The Speaker presented The correspond.
enoe between Gen. Grant and Gen. Han
cock, in reference to removal of council.
men In New Orleans and called for by
the resolutions affirmed yesterday by Mr.
" God. The correspondence w2s read and
referred 70 committee on reconstruction
Mr.. CHAMBER presented petition Of
certain mahogany dealers in New York
city for a repeal Of the income tax.
AT four o'clock adjourned
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Forgive any sooner than myself
The table rohS more than the thief
Maintain dignity without the appear
ance Of pride
BE guarded in discourse, attentive
and slow Ia speak.
Preserve self-possession, and do not hc
talked out Of conviction.
Dreams are the novels We read when
We are fast asleep.
Be punctual and methodical in bust.
ness,and never procrastinate.
Pity those whom Nature abuses, but
never those who abuse Mature ldH.
baJgk
"A well written life is almost as rare
as a wcll-spent onc.-Cartgle.
Ambition often plays the wrestler
trick Of raising man up merely to throw
him down.
An old Arabian proverb says, 1t IS
the second blow which begins the quar-
rel"
What is time A line that has two
ends-a path that begins i'll the cradle and
ends with the grave.
There is no grace IN benefit that
sticks TO the tingers.-S,hcrd
There is no salvation Of the soul, nor
hope Of everlasting life. but in the cross.
Thomas 4. Ramps
uan,,;n.ss ,nn.t arise from ,nr tf,,ne,
and actions mud not immediately from
any external conditions.
The manner Of giving. shows the
,.naraetor nf he ',;,or ,norn tbon tho iii,
;t.alf iarata. -
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IA en-, n s,,,,,aa,n. NJ
llnsson, S,rIjjna,
If You wish to care, perpleNlty ana
misery DC seiiiSi' IN al 'h'i'sH' '''is Is inc
snort ROAD . 'rouo'''
Christ's whole life was a cross and q
martyrdom, and dost thou seek rest and
I Joy for myself - Thomas Il. htnq9S
Following Christ Is then something
still in advance OF bearing the cross. and
.
without it. hYhf,
a GOOD thnuoht j. a ureat boon. 70,
which God is to be first thanked; next, he
who ut;ers il.
! Good breeding is a uuard anon Tho
tongue. The misfortune is, that we IN,
/ il on and off with our fine clothes ant
visiting faces. and do not use II where |;
is most wanted lat home
/ III who works AMI faeIs H.. works
bo ,,L, n,,s and l,.oY. bn n.,.s hos ,,t
the secret If tr,nsfnrm;n, lifa-.failpr. mt
/ life-victory T. u Robertson.
r. III, Ia. no,sr tr;oa ~ o,m,a,
ionship Of little clild, has carelessl,
passed by one of the greatest pleasures O
life, as one passes a rare flower withou
knowing it, value.
Tho tho,sb, of do,,b hat strilo
~ 49, ,,,a,, ,,.;,h a,.o ,na,, -, -,
-, .,'nsn,f a.,s,i,a, 49, ~ "a
tn r.ind .h,, ~. 80 ,.;nor u.h;'tIa
.l.h IT.
iite Was give" i"r noble purposes
ana therefore we must not ,hfow " away
iooilShly. IL mus not DC thrown up IN
pet nor saefiheea toalaarfei' nor "iiihe'
away IN love
-Therc i no funeral so sad Ia follow
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-20

JOHNSON AND GRANT The following
is the letter of the President to the Cab
met relative to his correspondence with
Grant, with replies of Secretaries Welles,
McCulloch and Postmaster-General Ran
dali
THE PRESIDENTS LETTER TO THE cAH-
MET.
iopy or 4 itttfr addressed 10 each If .H,
.Uemb,rs II Ae Cobmd present At h,
e6nrersdtion beftraH he President ma
zen, Groit, on TIE AN n Jutuory,
1868
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-20

The population Of the Isle of Man has
diminished during the past ten years, but
schools have increased. In 1867 there
We're only seventy-three evening school
scholars; in 1866 :, there were one hund.
red and thir,y-two
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-20

In the city of London there are 3d.
600 Jews, of whom 1000 aye Christians.
In the city of Berlin, Prussia, there are
5000, of whom 1000 are Christians. In
all Europe there are reckoned to be 3, ABB
700, Of whom 10000 have been converted
70 Christianit.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-20

The reporters in some cities are now
said to station themselves at the railway
stations, and question ali passengers, so as
to have the meaps OF writing obituaries
at shcIs notice after smash up.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-20
I.'OR SALE

ono ug tGr best heated Tin shops in Vermont,
tully established now doing lage and profitable
-->'''t-- try rtt-Tv- - r'TTtV7i N Uouishlhs
village, IA the midst % large and wealthy farming
community, The building consists Oi large new
shop SO by S. ieot IN size, two stories high, aud
with shed IN rraT, and Occupying the best c.rnrf
lot Tor business IA the place, The building cost
over 5000. The owner wishing 10 80 West oder.
the cutrr property, together with ali the stock VI
manufactured ,o0ls r,ddlcrs' carts, &c, iuelud.rt
one complete SGT II machinery, and time tull ~
OF tools, all 81 the most improved patterns ana
styles, The business a. now carried on amounts
tu over 100000 per ynIr, which could bg easily
doubled, aud pronts la,ge, II Is doubtful II There
is another location m Vernon: possessing squat
advantage, ioI lhr carrying on Of ltrlc AMI sue
cyssiul I'm aud Stove business, The rutlrc pur-
chase 81 both hc rat estate and personal IruI.TtN
Will tall below s,unu and Not better Investment
can De- made IN Vermont, Time gwen on pat
% tay pul,hJ~, luuvy II De,uva tut mG pm
uculir- apply 90 she undersigned AZ Wallnsiori.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-20

The butchers of St. GATHERINGS, P. o.,
threaten to raise the price of the best cuts
of beef to fifteen cents pound, whercat
the st. Catherinians are dismayed
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-20
EXECUTIVE MANSION,

W ASHINGTON, y. z, FOB. ,. INDN.
SIR: The Chronicle Of this morning
contains correspondence between Gen.
Grant, reported from the War Depart
ynent in anser TO a resolution Of the House
of Representative | beg to call your
attention TO that correspondence, ana Is.
pecialiy TO that part of it which refers Il
the conversation between the President
and Gen. Grant, at the Cabinet meeting
on Tuesday, the i4th Of January, and t,
request you to state what was said il
that conversation.
Very respectfully yourS
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-20

FAiRHAyEN,-Mr J, r. Whitney,
member Of MidllebuFy College, has Just
finished oanyassing fairhayen ior the
sale oi Rev, Nathaniel Vests, u, d., IA,
alysis Of the Holy Bible, The result
shows fair record for scripture readers
and students, as he has procured iiity-one
tevStefs Tor that eXceiient work, II should
be in the hands Of every family.
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I Will GIVE Ny PERSONAL

Mention 20 the matter OF buyms ans
selling tt'u, IN c'thar OF The towns ato,c riat-
meialel, ami Also hay" some e,eJr,. lands iu,,.Ei
IA tho West wound rSeu4ng 'ug TARA. IN Aa
mont,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-20

I HAVE YET FOR SALE A FEW
i CHOICE BUILDING LOTS IN Waliincfori
Niilage. Also, tao q three Houses, any OF which
VIII Pc offered on easy terms Of payment. Apply
to the undersigned at Walhngtorl.
FRANKLIN POST,
Real Estate Agent
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-20

DrsrHrcr CoNyENTtoN.-W presume
thc Convention in this District, To nomin-
ate the District delegates TO the National
Republican Convention, viii hc called at
the day ON which the State Convention is
to Toe held, This is certainly desirable,
and would contribute to make IT,. State
as well AS District Convention more gem
orally attended, Ii it is of importance to
have the right men nominated at. Chicago,
and have them put upon the right plat
form, it Is Of Importance that Vermont
should he well represented in that Com
ygntiou, and this result can only be Sc
cured by a tull attendance upon our state
and District Coweutious-F ltau,op,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-20

Nh Pike presented resolutions ut tha
Maine Legislature ia reference :" N.
shipping Interest referred
The Speaker laid before the House "a
statement from the committee ou publ.
building, and grounds in relation To- Ia,
ventilation OF the hall Tho cgmmjt,e,
having tried the experiment of huyiu.
the steam kept up last ,aight until ~
o'clock, thus heating the hail up to e,
degrees. ana Of having the external win
dows opened at , o'clock this morning
1t being thought that by thu, haying,ths
walls and fiucs well warmed, "a much
cooler, fre,her and warm iuvigurtiEg ajg
might be supplied to the hall and corridors
the rest OF the heat being used up ly d.
rect rolia. ion from the warm walls Tho
committee desire members to ob,crv 'he
results and confer with the chairman. Mr.
Covode, ON the subject.
The House then proceeded, As thu
business Of the morning hour - the coa-
siderrtion Of the bill concerning the rights
Of American citizens in. foreign statc,
Mr. jerks addressed the House in adNo,
eacy of the substitute proposed 10y him.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-20
ioTH CoNCREss---eD SESSION.
W NsHINGroS, Feb Is,
SENATE.

.'h -
SENATE.
Memorials We're presented by the Chair
and appropriately referred from the New
England manufacturing company OF
WaYe.
Mr., Morrill, from the committee ON III,
Judiciary, reported bill to supply vaean,
eies TO the executive department in eer,
tain eases, lie gave notice that he would
call Il up at an early day,
On motion Of Mr., Morgan, the Joint ~,
solution authorizing the lght-hou,e board
to place warnings over Instructions at tho
entrance OF bays and IN the fair WAYS 81
channels was taken up and passed
MI, Stewart offered 4 resolution calling
ON the Secretary of the Treasury Tor in
formation in regard to compromise ia til,
nummerstowR case Al New York
Mr. Yates introduced a hill 10 proyil,
a Temporary government for the Terri
tOryot Wyoming, referred.
Mr. Wilson offered resolution which
Vas adopted, asking information from the
Secretary ~ War IN r..4a,4rl J.. tl4t.ainr7rtrrt
OF subsistence stores purchased under or
der of the War Department for Indians
under the charge of the Indian bureau.
iorwhich pdym nj has not Yet been made
alsn- the amount Paddy ttyr t, :. 10 tho
Union Pacific railroad. eastern division,
and the Chicago, North Western road Co.
Tor the transportation of troop, and
stores.
On motion Of Mr., Ramsey. the hin 10
establish and declare the bridges and
railroads Of the New Orleans, Mobile and
Chattanooga Railroad post routes, Wa,
taken up aud passed
Mr., Wilson introduced q hill to grant
relief for property destroyed by United
States troops during the war which was
referred.
Mr., Grimes called up bin Tor the re-
lief of certain government contractors.
lie explained that the matter had been
referred 70 a committee of the House,
which had instructed the Secretary OF the
Nav! - inquire into II, who tlrurUiCrrUi
II to commodore and other aiNa,r,.
Those officers had reported tina, thcrt is
Justly Tue the sum mentioned in tho Hill,
about S2O0,OoO, the balance of expense
resulting from changes m3leiu irau-ylad,,
Nnd the committee ON naval affairs h48
reported the hill accordingly The hill
was discussed until the expiration of tho
irturrTTrE hour, wh5H rfIC FISTIUTITu a al
init Mr.. Thomas OF Maryland was takaa
up.
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Very respectfully yours,
ANDREW JOHNSON
rnt LETTERS 10 KEflY.

WASHINGTON, Fen. 5, 1868
SIR Your note Of this date was hand
ed to me this evening. Ny recollection
Of the conversation of the Cabinet meet
ing Of the 14th of January corresponds
with your statement of it i'll the letter OF
the 3ist ultimo, in the published cores
pondence. The three points specified in
that letter giving your recollection of the
conversation are correctly stated
Very respectfully,
GIDEON WEILEs.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Feb. g. 1868.
SIR have received your note of the
9th inst, calling my attention to the cor
respondence between yourself and Gen,
Grant, - published in the Chronicle of
yesterday, especially to that part of
IL which relate. to what occurred in the
Cabinet meeting on Tuesday, the 14th
ultimo, and requesting me to state what
was said in the conversation referred to-
Icannot undertake to state the precise Ian
guage used. but have no hesitation in
saying that your account Of that CONVEX
sation as given in your letter to Gen.
Grant, under date Of the Dist uitimo, sub
staptially, in all important particulars,
accogds with my recollection Of it. With
great respect, your obedient servant,
HUGH McCuLLoCH
To the President.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WARRINGTON, Feb. 9th, 1858
SIN: I am in receipt of your letter Of
the 5th of February, calling my attention
) to the correspondence published in the
Chronicle between the President and Gen
Grant, and especially to that part Of il
vtich refers to the conversation betweeg
De Psesident and Gen. Grant at the Cab
Inst meeting Of the l4th Of January, with
q request that !! s..ate what was said il;
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-20

k'ARM FOR SALE.---ONE OF 80
acres, one mile from Hydevile, and one Of
the best houses in the country thereon at less
plloe than the buildings are north.
One IN Benson Of about 200 acres of excellent
land and comfortable buildings. on liberal terms
c. NJ. WILLARD.
Castleton, Dec 95, 1867. 27d&wtt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-20

STATE fAm-A meeting Of the Board
Of Directors # the Vermont State Agri-
cultural Society Was held at the Amsri.
can Hotel in Burlington, ON Wednesday
evening, Fob, ls,h The premium list
for the next fair Was revised, Over 81 500
Is tn thr distributed aiming the various
claN,e, Of Horses, aud all the premiums
offered on cattle have been increased %
per cent also premium If $50 will be
offered for the best herd OF cattle, The
various other departments have been ma
tcrially revised and premiums increased,
Henry 5, Morse of Shclbune was APP
pointed General Superintendent; Henry
b, Kent of Dorset Superintendent Of
Horses; Henry Hayward, of Rutland,
Superintendent Of Cattle, The Fair will
nc tUtt- SvPy, SUI, nth, 10Th and Nth.
The location was not fixed, but after dis.
cu,riop va, referred t. a committee con-
si,tius Of the President, General Supcrin-
tcndut, SECRETARY, J, W, Colbmn, and
Lawrence Braiuard, Jr, The revision and
additions 10 the premium list, make il the
most interesting and important exhibition
the society have held, will undoubtedly
draw large crowds TO the town that it shall
be- located in, hence the strong competition
"a secure H.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-20

\ DuNArIoN IN SUpEURT.-A social
gathering If the friends aul Pensioners
Of ihc Rev, kittoridgc Haven from Sud
bury, Shoreham and from thirteen other
towns, took place al lIydv's famous hotel
in sudbury on the evening Of Tuesday,
Jan, sSth, y correspondent of the Chris
tim Repository says There were old
mon who had heard him preach and been
his friends for a lifetime there were
Hnnn4t taep-4sI44 yt.ttst... ,vvtr1rtt 7vfru mad
heard him in hoyhood and girlhood and
there were some from miles away, who
had come for their parent, sakc,, because
their father, loved To hear him preach.
An interesting feature Of the occasion,
aside from its social character and the
greetings Of many long separated friends
WAS the preservation, in the hall Of the no
I'll, through the hand Of Br i. y. Adams,
Of an elegant gold headed cane To Father
Haven, bearing the inscription, n H,-
zen: Fipm hi, Frisad,'
Addresses accompanied the prcsenta-
ton and nothing could have been more
opportme or appropriate gift. Thirty
year or more ago Father Haven had rur-
chased him cane in Boston which he
had carried until about year age His
friends did even more than signify their
appreciation Of his long services among
among them by this symbol Of Use and
beauty. They not only indicate their
willingness and will to support his de-
Ginning footsteps, but they give him that
which is a staff Of life beside, purse Of
one hundred and forty dollars Much
credit is due mine host Hyde, for the
pleasant and agreeable manner in which
everything was managed Mr. Haven is
the patriarch Of uui,ct>aii,t ylcrgymen
in Vermont.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-20

f,.,,,r,>.
ah,ut fourteen ,.,r. oId. H., ~. nam. =,
SL,,nn,, scc;jc,,,aIr, r,c.;,,.l /, ..,..,..
wound i, ,ba 4elt nm ah.,,. ,,iJ,,.,,.
between tba rIbow and III. o.r;., fr,r, =
ln;fa IN tJ,a hand. ,f ,notha,. lad. ,f ,I.a,,
the same age Fortunatol, n,,,r Of tn.
larorr bloadya.,..I. v,ra s,.,s,od ,no,,oh
the wound bl,a moru,,ly, rendering
prompt medical assistance necessary.
The weapon which was large pookat
knife, with blade 4 or ! inches long.
went completely through the arm The
boy was doing well at last accounts.
We learn that the sum Of money pre-
sc1lted 70 DR.. Joseph Perkins by the citi-
zen, Of this place. in view atnA late mis-
fortunes va. SI0o Instead Of Sf25. rs
stated IN the HERALD few DAYS since
lhe friends OF the family will be glad to
learn 'ha' none ofsthe hv"hds received
any serious INJURY ny their haSty removal
from 'he burning building ana that the
III himself Is recovering.
On rld@H night the house OF l.. W,
re''oh TOOK ilfe nom an over heated
stove pipe butthe haiAe' were eNtir-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-20
\ ATlONAL BANK OF RUTLAND
PAAp Up CAPITAL s3oaeoe
This Bank IS now prepared to issue

Tins Bank is now prepared to issue
DEPOSIT RECEIPTS,
payable on demand bearing interest on sp.elal
agreement, ffom three 10 five per cent.
orders Tor conversion, purchase and sale of Gov.
efllilleht Bonds iold &c, promptly executed on
the most favorable terms
g. az - j. b. PAGE, President
July ), 1881 julyid&wtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-20

FILTERS Rmmd NiaH Il noticed the
announcement in the DAILY HERALD -
short time since, that the 18th Vermont
Regiment was in three battles It may
not be an unimportant matter and unin-
teresting to your readers, but if il IS i'm
portant 20 announce the number Of bat
ties in which any regiment participated
it would be gratifying to those having
been members that the number should be
stated correctly. The 18th Vt. Regiment
left the state April ls, 1864, and was ush-
cred into the battle of the Wilderness
May 6, 1864, though never having had but
two battalion drills. From the Wilderness
toAppomattox Court Housc,it was with the
Army of the Potomac, taking part in all
the important engagements during said
time.
BY an order from the War Department
procured by Gems. Park Potter and Crit
fin, commanders of the corps division and
brigade to which it belonged, the l1th
was allowed to have the following battles
inscribed upon its hammers
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-20

J HAN Il SEVERAL DESIRABLE
laundering properties 10Y sale in Vermont
All IN good paying condition .aI N Ie offered
on easy tenn, Of payment. Will send a DESERT.
uon 10y mail u nd Of them u any one applying
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-20
To he President.

Manners OF ten make fortunes,
Forgive any sooner than thysolf
The table rohS more than the thief
Maintain dignity without the appear