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DRY GOODS.

NTOTIC Dur buyer is againin New York
IN buyinp from auction and every other source
where ready cash commands the cheapest goods.
Large additions olour present attractive. STOCK.
Purchasers may call on us with the ut M assn
lowest market rates. We offer for the present
49, 80 o. sIINEN HANDKERCHIEFS -
w ,TOWELS. NAPKINS, SDOYLIES,
,Sii ~ TABLE and IRISH LINENS,s&c.,
yeryIlow, from auction. Also, choice ana Deau-
tiful assortment of elegant Il ~ IT.4.3
LACE POINTS, --x
SILK MANTLES. SHAWIaS, &c.,. r,I,r
to which we call special attention. soou NJ -
'Ls GA Ar Dc 81 hiLsoP q FoURQUIRIE.ANs;,
Tn;p ~ q. aShiles. Samuel Ri. Price, Thomas ID.
ouaries. d. p. Lyons, Jack Temple, O. p. FonIqn-
rTean and 3. 5B. Moshy, are with US, anu would pe
nIease6 to see their friends ~ .s--- apzs.-
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Is0R RENT, THAT DESIRABLEAss
10 STORE, and DWELLING, over same Iii z:$:ii
with gas, water. rac., on Main between Fifteenth
and south side, suitable for any
retail business. Apply to Z 5. siff.
Sttss&i 4 50 LYME & BROTHER,
my 14-3t y Real Estate Agents,
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fENoR RENT, 1.-THE BRICK DWELL-Nfa
l.ItaING on the west side of Third between laM
Clay and Leigh streets, containing ten rooms. Re-
my 12-6t - 81 s: u j, u. 3APPER SON.
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TSOR RENT, THE STORE No. 1904 a.
Y Franklin street. between Union and West lii
Seventeenth streets, recently occupied by T.. T.
Chandler. 1t Is fitted up with shelving, counter,
and other necessary fixtures for family grocery.
Apply to fG3(S p. Il. DARLINGTON, ~
my Truth &Sat2wK Exchange Hotel.
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NIALENTINEH 0IIsE iF0R RENT g

tN7ALENTINEHO USEtFOR RENT.-7s:a
~ This swell-situated boarding will Iii
be for rent on the nth day of July next, which is
the expiration Of the present occupants lease.
It fronts the Capitol Square, and is centrally
located rs regards business, railroads, and public
Offices. The house has at present good transient
custom and number of families as yearly board
ers. Parties desiring to rent will apply to Etss
- - - MANN S. VALENTINE.
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l. If desired. an arrangement may be made with
Mr. Leftwich for earlier possession of the house
than the time above named - - tfsis5
INV l4-3teod -t{iigl fsyfF ~, 81 NJ s. w.
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.SF Eg ALSO,S
a large quantity of
s5,..4J(.E BOOTS and SHOES, F#zFsa
assigned to him by retiring shoe merchant, and
which will be sold without reserve. 90
z Consignments solicited and received up to the
day of sale. - ~ p. BOWMAN,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
gEmyl5 N+EiT.t 5ta = - atii l2l1 Main street,
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sEsOR RENT, TWO! DELIGHTFUL an
ROOMS on first floor, with storerooms I'D
and clubhouse. To good tenant the aren't will be
low. Apply OH the premises Fourth street be-
tween Grace and Franklin, or to
80 2 w. W. TRIBBETT.
& my1e-et l1s, next to Dispatch Office.
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d good G0 0Ks.s WASHER,
w Il and IK0NEK !. i One who can come well
Recommended VIII ind u good home. Apply too
r7 tfss5 - sas 9s R.W.sTRIBBETT
q n lIs NRin street,
my LIT ~ next to Ui9nGtch Office
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sMACAR0NI, Mustard, 40 dozen Brooms,
. III. Zinc Washboards, Tubs, Baskets, Shoe
Brushes, Scrub Brushes, Whitewash Brushes Just
M, "a - - I4IINDI EY a TIA TIM
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WANTS.

5VTTANTED, by a young white girl, a
Z Wv SITUATION In a private family to nurse
and sew. 1or do chamber work. Address Is. E., Die
match Office for two days. - my 16-atx =
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sTIFDRDSENE OIL.--Pure KEROSENE
z orr &c SUPERIOR QUALITY ON consignment,
for sale Iowby PURCELL1 IADD;& iCO.,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-06

Coon and Blake got into the wagon aud
drove down the street On the way they
discovered the name Of III, NJ Bruce,
Waterbury," ON the whip, Thinking,
perhaps, that he might be the owner, they
uhcn drove back 10 the Central, and Coon
got out, aud the person who wanted TO
sell the team got in, and they drove up
to the depot, whore Blake got out and
told the person 10 60 back and Coon would
trade with him, Blake at once tele-
gTaphed to Mr. Bruce at Waterbury that
there was fellow trying TO sell one of
his teams for half price, Mr., Ladd,
Bruce's partner, replied, directing Blake
70 hold the fellow and team until the ar
rival of the 1920 train, Blake then ar
ragnod with Coon to make a trade for the
team, and TO tell the pretended owner
that they would pay him on the arrival Of
the 1920 train, aS they expected some
money by il, lie was satisfied, put his
team out, and came up TO the depot on
the arrival Of tho train % receive his
money, but instead of money he received
q pair 81 hand-cuiFs, Mr., Ladd having
come on with an officer from Waterbury
They returned with thcir prisoner ON the
1850 train. The youngman, Whose name
is Welcome, and resides in Hiucshuruh,
hired tire team Monday evening TO 20 10
Richmond. lie was we'll dressed, mart
loakinr and about - or - year. Of arc,
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Vermont Items,

A family gathering OF ten brothers
and sisters If llomyG. langworthy Of
Vergome., g,,cr,l, took place at his resi-
denoo. They were irom fifty 10 seventy
three years OF age, AMI their ch,llr5n and
gond-childrcn number uiuo,y.oirht.
Mr- O. +. Alton Of We, Charleston
has invented and r,,,iy,,, ptt,n, f,r 10
hnd-loom, sarablo"f weaving i~rm '1 "a,
30 yards day.
Last "Wednesday, Billns, Carpenter
OF Crattsbury was arrested tor seIliug
liquor plead guilty and was fined SO
and costs Marvin Marcy of SAM town
plead guilty and was likewise fined fr~ "a
Similar otEcu.c.
Vim Flood of Glover leIl tr.u a )aaa
Of hay the 9oth inst, breaking ,Areo ribs
There were g-2 arrival, %, the Nom
phgemago2 House, Newport, for the week
ending Tuc,day last.
A special meeting ot the Orleans
County Medical Society Is to Dee hold a,
the N.mlh~emag.-. Hau-". Newport
August ,,h
Work 10 ,ae C,ar-bry Academy
DaflIjaS j, progressing f.,Qa0 ly, mud il
i, intended 'o ha,, !, completed fay 'le
iu. 'rm. Tn, ,m' win ,.m@A.r SEP
tem1cr @, under a., direction 90. M L.
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States, as herein provided. has become in
operative in said States, and that the COM
manding generals have ceased 10 exercise
in said States the military powers con.
ierrod by said acts Of Congress, therefore
the following changes viii be made in the
organization and command of military
districts and geographical departments
The second and third military districts
having ceased 10 exist, the States OF
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia,
Florida aud Alabama will constitute the
department Of the South, Major General
George G., Meade 10 command, headquar-
tiers at Atlanta, Ca,
Second,-The fourth military district
viii now consist only Of the State Of Mis-
sissippi and continue TO be commanded
by BFevet Major General A. O, Gillem.
Third-The fifth military district will
now consist Of the State Of Texas, and
win be commanded by Broyet Major Gen,
eral J, ], Reynolds, Headquarters at Aus
tin, Texas
Fuurth,-The States Of Louisiana and
Arkansas viii constitute the department,
Of Louisiana, Breyet Major General l.. H.
Rousseau assigned TO the command, head.
quarters at New Orleans. Until the
arrival Of General Rousseau al
New Orleans, Brcyet Major General
Buchanan will command the depart,
mcnt, Breyet Major General George
Crook il assigned TO the command Of the
department Of the Columbia in place Of
General Rousseau, relieved
Sivth.-Br,yot Major General T.. r. s
Candy i re-assigned TO the command OF
tha department Of Washington.
Sevgnth,-Breyot Major General Ed
ward Hatch, Colonel Of the Ninth cavalry,
will relieve General Buchanan rs assist
ant commissioner Of the bureau of rofu.
gc,s. freedmen and abandoned lends, in
Louisiana.
Gy command Of General Grant,
L. u, TOWNSEND, Adj. Gen.
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J.,..,-.,-t, l.,,.,. ,..,,,,. ,...r,.t. E.,t F..
=, L,cn ,t.,G yonr..lf
WIN, en-, l.,.,r.,. .,, ,.,., ,r.,v ,r.,,y. .r,..
mend
FH' words onc' spoken an never b. reca'IG.
"''''"''''.''
a wise man reflects before he speaks
''3' H, 'j % '''''j ne I Va "'''' ~
''.''
He who seldom speaks, and with one
calm well-timcd word can strike dumb
the loqulcious, is a genius or a hero
IaratDE
We 60 MP the hill of life like Il 10y
with his sled after him. and go down 1t
like il boy with hi, Sled under him,
FASHIONS Of thought succeed each
other like fashions Of dress, aud appear ~,
absurd after they have passed Ly.
T,o,. ,,.ho oro ,,ro,. to,,,,r. :, ,a.n
ronr h3 ~ "' mo,ar hnon anr t,,l, ,a ~.
tthn mS n nav NV, ,,.a5 n nT;ya+n d;sc,,:
s;;nsnf orr Lo,oo ro:,; ,'o,, CJl,f,.',j,,'.,,
,''',, W '''' ''''''' '''''''' ''','1 ''',', =
There are hraying men in the world,
as well as braying asses; for, what's loud
and senseless talking and swearing, any
other than braying,-Sr Ro9er I-ES-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-06

Inllges,l lion, sick ueala,ht, SoUncss OF Acidity
Of stomach, Rising OF FOOD, Flatulency, I.assi-
tude, WEAKNESS, BlliousuCss, Liver Compliant,
finally terminating IN death, i urged upon the at
tout0n and trial u sufferers nom this most kgl-
uble ui all diseases, Dyspepsia shows its raya.
e,s IN thousand different forms, IN fact al dis
orders Of the stomach and bowels, with all their
complaint such as sick Headache, Heartburn,
Drypr,,sion, general sens Of uneasiness and
ttelinr that You are not well Food Distress,
YOU, rises and snurs ON your stomach breath 4,
had skin "a; time, flushed and hot don't feel a.
II you could move OF STIR about, and worst OF al
Indigestion or Constipation, are nothing more On
les II Al Dyspepsia. Thousands upon thousand
suffer and die this way and neither Themselves on
physicians know what ais them except that they
az surely dying,
Reader, W. Tcpsat 1t, this Is all Dyspepsia. II
YOU would have phut OF our statement, II YOU
would save yourselves and children nom an early
yravo, # YOU would have health and energy and
str,ueth, again We beg you Try one bottle VI
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CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE.


New HAVEN, Ct, June /, 1867.
MessrS. G. q. CLARK * Co. -,-,.
GESTs.:- Being anxious from the great oeneht
derived, to assist i'll spreading the lame OF zoe ;
Dys1,epsia Curp. | would state my case. Some
thing over year ago, had a violent attack OF
Dlarihea, which lasted eight weeks, during which
time employed three physicians, but without re.
lief until / tired Goes Dyspepsia Cure. The INST
dose helped me | took II three times day for IA
week and was entirely cured and believe TO-
day that it saved my life, Being attacked N q
similar way this season, took one dose, when
put me all right. / would advise every family 70
keep on hand ready for immediate use, IN ea,s VI
Summer or Bowel Complaints =. DoN5N
The above Mr.. Dunn is in our employ, anu w
can vouch fol the above statement being tfue rue
L. ARNOLD & Co.
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than a minute, lie followed this INSTALL
ment with copious drink of whisky from
bottle in his pocket, and then declared
himself ready to dispose OF nine dozen
immediately in the Same manner provided
any person would bet dollar against
him. He would be as destructive TO the
chicken crop about farm house as O
whole family Of skmks and wcasel,, So
says the Newport News.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-06

\ lesson for Young Wen.
In Market Square, in the pleasant city
If Merrvport, was a crockery-ware store,
over the door Of which was a black sign
bearing in gilt letters the name Of Ben.
'amiu Hudson, For many years thi.
eroekary-ware store had been there, with
the great pitcher hanging in front for a
sign; indeed when Mr.. Hudson first
opened the store, some forty weary pre-.
yiou,ly he WIS quite young man, and
the sign over his door was very bright
and handsome, but now his hair had
grown gray, and the gilt letters ON the
sign had grown dim, and the owner was
.Iiled Old Hudson by all the boys and
girls pt the city.
Tho windows OF this store had great at.
fractions fog al the children that passed
'att way There We're beautiful vases
handsome China mugs, with Ellen, Fan.
u.e. William, and lots Of other names in.
~r.bcl upon them there were also plate,
With pictures on them representing Fran
lin, maNim'> and funny clocks, shaped
hike de-, that would roll their eyeballs to
r.j fl every time they licked and many
other things curious. and ornamental.
Mr.. Ean'amiu Hudson had grown rich
.r. I3 ,i ~ - 10 , ~, - ,
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ri ,1...3 -. &,
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'~ a. tI 1...,..', .. %'-.5 ,nr NJ MA
.1..'g..r. ....t 3.,., ~, tr..,I,rl.s, ~
t........- .'.rl A.. ,..r,4 }'n.;r... ~. I'll.
..... .f..,, j. 1...1 s..~,,'.rr,. hro,,
,-.-t l.,... 81, ,.,r.,,,r .sil lo o,,,, IA,
D.. I,,,..lJ a. he -, hafars., ,br,rfnI E ~
t....., have, Some one interested in H.,
basin. ~ who +. va,pg and active. ana
a..l tas, the weirhtotf NV shoulder. foi
[ ..au., b. as used a..
\sv ira Nj lIudson'- employ were Nv,
tuung Non. Herbert Bond and Charlie
s.. ynIaur They had been with him al
,.t.G i.uzth 81: TIME. and had pcriormc,
ttru duties faithfully and well. Charlie
.-| h,s wafk quickly, and had a smar
"ay al"u' ham, dat made people think h
Vs. --rrtt.} superior 10 Herbert. who haI
p la-se ,.u5"t 'tr'Haanor and accomplished
.at, .~ 'f"h.wi'h"u' making a grca
-'.a H..'". IT.
rnsg-T p ~. flf#pV Herbert Ur lATlC
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-06

ARREST or \ HORSE THIEF IN MIL
TOMAS G. o. Blake came out from
breakfast at the Central House, Tuesday
morning, fellow drove up with a genteel
looking team, which he was offering fol-
sale for $225. 1t occurred to Mr.. Blake
that the team must have been stolen, and
he spoke to o. E. Coon, who CHANGED to
be near by, and suggested that they buy
the team and go out and buy butter. Sc
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-06

SUcKER.--A fow days since, long,
lank and evidently hungry Canadian went
into store at North Troy, and approach
ing quantity Of eggs upon the counter,
deliberately sucked twenty-five Of the
number, including one rotten one, in less
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-06
The Now Southern department.
The following order was issued OF
Tuesday afternoon
HENDQU AFTER, OF THE ARMY,)
Alintn,nt I,.,.,nl.-Ll'. Aft..., I
MAsMINGTON. JMlY q. lNGS. !

AsUINGTON, July -, lNGS.N
The following orders from the War De
partment, which have been approved by
the President, are published for the iutor-
nation and the goveument Of the army
and OF all concerned: The con handing
generals of the second third, fourth and
fifth military districts having officially re-
ported that the States of North Carolina,
South Carolina, Louisiana, Georgia, Flor
ida and Alabama have fully complied
with the acts of Congress known as the
reconstruction acts, including the act
passed February 90 1868, entitled IAN
act to admit the State of Arkansas to rep.
resentation in Congress, and the act passed
June %, 1868, entitled can act to admit
the States of North Carolina, South Caro-.
lima, louisiana, Georgia, Alabama and
Florida to representation in Congress,
and that consequently so much of the act
of March 2, 1867, and the acts supple
mentary thereto, as provide for the or.
ganization of military districts, subject to
the military authority Of the United
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-06
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

Will also be found invaluable in al cases Gases. o.
Diarrhea, Dysentery, Cole, summer con .;
Gripping and in fact every disoruereu
sold by Druggists in city or country eVery"he''
at Al per bottle, or by application 20 nCo
2s:veovly Sole Proprietors, New aaVen' "
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rr..4 E>. l->, Arhf>. A.j,.aaay, rt

,lo@E.H FlFWNG, Druggist,
~. 81 Market street, littSlurLh
SfH taSt great pleasure Ia stating that, aIter
h.H liz >Vnartd from dyspepsia tot about ti',-u
years, al SON. periods much more than others,
have bseu cuuuly cured by the use of Goes i!
Ivp,ls rlGe. Ny friends know thIt Of late year
my CAS-. h.- hr"u an extreme one. had gaA'
suffering trnn eating any kind of food, and on a'
as rag would Numit about onc-thlrd OF my meals
il, a -,ur uallgestlble mass. When the severe AZ
lacks would come, would lose ali strength and b"
utterly helpless. Some OF the attacks would Id 80
severe that tor days together l would not retain
anything or my stomach, save little dry toast
auA.tta. For wears | knew not what II was To pass
HNg consecutive hours without intense pain FlUln
tic time ! took the first dose OF this medicine
a1asta vomiting, gradually al soreness passed
away, and deSn and strength returned, and even
suae / T. ,c been atlo TO eat any kind of food So
uInn the. table. SIX months have now passed
without any symptoms Of the return OF the disease
NV case was considered by all, even ply sicans,
80 marvellous. that tor a tim IT waS feared IT
nIi.ht I've fictitious, but am now 50 Wen eonvinc-
Cd that | have been not merely relieved, but per
manentlv cured, that l can oonsoientlously re-
commend Zoe, Dyspepsia Cure TO all victims OF
dvsDepsi4. lSAAC AMEN,
I Late Pastor Of the Beaver street NJ. +. Church,
Allegheny.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-06

REAL ESTATE SALE.-Geo. A. futile
has purchased of G. NJ. Baker portion Of
his store lot on Center street, feet front
by 80 feet deep, paying therefor $4,000.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-06

Bates College has just admitted four.
teen Freshmen, and more are coming.
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tiops;
Hhsro,s. our worthy towusmau, Brad,
ley Barlow, ESQ, has presented thi, oom-
pany with ono hundred dollars, and re-'
qucstod us 10 accept and usc the sam as
the company shall see fit,
Nor, htrCtort, 10 Il Ftsa5ffd, That We
accept the same with thanks, feeling, how
ever, that the assurance Of appreciation Of
the services Of the fire department, oon-
tanned in M, BarlowS letter, would have
amply repaid us for doing only our duty
nj the recent fire.
Rcv,rtd, That Mr., Barlow merit, the
esteem and confidence of thi, company.
both as private citizen and an efficient
officer of the corporation under which this
company exists.
RAolctd, That the clerk lee instructed
10 engross and forward 10 Mr. Barlow,
through the chici-eu ginuer, copy Of the
above resolutions, and the same be- print
cd in the daily papers,
l.. J, sv1 rr. F"nram
\. 6. S>rFoRD CLERK.
We understand the money accruu- 10
this company irom Mr.. Burrows donation,
was ordered L" lie !" inc 'feaSor! uhul
,h' mex, regular mee''hs' "h1h lts "h''
disposition WIN ,e ",'er'nihtd,
MlLroN BUTTER NJ ARKEr.-At Milton
on Monday, 10; bo1o, Of cheese we're sold
~" = ~ '. ~ - 49, re- ''''','. .''
'"o' o' ou''yF at "' 10 90 e.''' '"e '"''
ter figures being the outside for choice
June butter. The principal buyer, are
q + Coon, e C., Iadl 4 Cl.rl G. d
pl,l,,ua a " mn.
''''''' ''''''
Arrxn,v, t.,,t.,,r,.,.. ". g.. ,...
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-06

ACCIDENTs.-W Willie Weeks, a lad Of ten
or twelve. years of age, son of Mr.. J, S.
Weeks of st Adams, on Tuesday last.
received horizontal cut across the calf OF
his leg, seyering the muscles to the bone.
With a younger brother, he was expert
monting in moving while the men were
at dinner, and the cut was from scythe.
1t Is troublesome though not dangerous
wound and was well cared for by Dir 0.
+. Fassett.
Master Moses Merrill, son of Mr.
Giles Merrill of st. Adams, superintend-
cnt Of the Vermont Central Railroad, was
severely kicked by horse Monday even
ing, losing four Of his front teeth and
sustaining a fracture of the upper jaw.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-06

SoMNAMRUIIsM.-A .raftSmau named
George Stewart, who had been down the
Champlain Canal as far As Troy, returned
on boat belonging TO Mr. Prindle. He
had scarcely slept at all for two days, and
became deeply wrapped in his slumbers.
When near Whitehall Mr.. Stewart got up
in his sleep and walked across the boat,
Approaching the steersman, who observed
his situation and called to him, Stewart
dove as though he were going into the
water to battle, and went head foremost
into the hold OF the vessel, which was
about six feet deep, He was cut consid-
erably about the face, but not badly in
jured.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-06

AIlREsrED.-On julius La Fountain,
who has been in the employ of Mr.. Joseph
Ellison. Of North Fairfax, for several days
past, got miffed at something and left
Tuesday afternoon threatening. to do va
rious criminal things. Mr. Ellison fear
ing be might put his threats into execu-
cution watched his premises at night, and
at / O'Clock he discovered a FIRE in his
mellow. On. approaching it be discovered
La Fountain, who Immediately beat a
has'y retreat. 1t appears that the rascal
had gathered together Mr.. Elli,on's hay
ing tools, consisting of a hor,e-rake, a
large mandrake and several smaller rakcs,
kindled fire and proceeded to burn
them. Wednesday morning Mcssrs. II
H. Stafford and Ellison went in pursuit
OF l. Fountain and had no trouble in
finding and arrcsting him.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-06

FAMILY RE-UNIoN.-The family of j.
Nye OF Irasburgh are having il pleasant
family visit all the different members Of
it, by marriage or otherwise, coming to
the old roof tree \ son coincs from the
State of Georgia, daughter and her
husband from Boston another daughter
and husband and an unmarried daughter
from New York; another son from Bos-
ton is also at home These, and the other
children living in Irasburgh, make quite
a party.-B Barton ,St,Hddrd
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FIRE ALARM The citizens Of kecnc,
~ H., were suddenly called together We'd
ncslar morning about ! O'Clock by the cry
.ot fire We know too well what an omju-
ous sound that cry has The ircmcn
were promptly on hand, but fortunately
their services were not required. Thc,oc-
c..slon 81 the alarm was the. changing Of
pip"~ in the rctort room of the gas-works
hv the workmen. The tar having run out
of the pipes. caught, and made very
bright fire with plenty of smoke, which
led the spectators to believe that the
building was doomed; bat the room lie.
ing fre-proof, similar to the retort room
in our works. there was no damage done
with the exception OF burning up II small
quantity of tar. The gas-works in that
village is under the superintendent o.
Mr. Edward Cuisine, well-known to ON
/ citizens as the orector Of our gas-works
] The citizens of keene have our congratu
lations that they escaped as easily as they
/ did, and that they were not forced, as We
once were, to fall back upon their kero
sene and tallow candles
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-06

rAwLEf.-At a Republican caucus,
held in Pawlet on Wednesday, Henry d.
Ho,ford, Fayette Blakeley and John VI
Shaw were appointed delegate, "a the
District Convention.