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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-30

ATTENTION, GRANT CAvALRYl-
The young men of the Grant Cavalry
will please meet at Turner Hall at 1
o'clock this afternoon, mounted, for
the purpose of acting as an escort to
u distinguished guest, Hon. Schuy-
Ter Colfax, and next Vice President.
Turn out, gentlemen, and let us do
honor to the honorable gentleman.
Il. A. FAIRCHILD, Captain.
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City BREwERY.-The card of
Messrs. Cook & Rice. City Brewory,
will be foand in a conspicuous place
in this paper this morning. Ship
ments of the beer made in this estab-
lishment are made to New Orleans,
Galveston, Memphis and Mobile. In
New Orleans snis beer took the Sec
ond premium, as it did in Memphis.
In New Orleans, St. Louis took the
first premium, and Cook & Rice's
beer, of our city, the second, while
Cincinnati took the third. This does
not look unfavorable for Evansville
enterprise.
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60 NuTECEs 5.

EsTH Gentlemen's ladies' and chill
dren's gloves and hosiery. good and
cheap, at HUGHES.
oct2Q-1w
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CoMING SOUTH
60 $50 anal IndiaaAgHlis.
0s.o and Misslsaippi Railroad.
FROM v-INcENNEs.
sTEAMBOAT LINEs.

TO LouIsvIBLE.-Every Monday and
saturday at 10 O'Clock An. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at s
O'Clock p. n.
20 CAIno-Daily. except Sunday. at 8
O'Clock p. n.
80 GREEN RTVER.-Eyery Wednesday
and Saturday at 8 O'Clock p. M. Every
Monday and Thursday ct 8 O'Clock P. N.
10 EkSTPORT. Every Tuesday n
Friday at ( O'Clock p. NJ.
TO HEEoERsoS-Daily, except Sundays,
a. O'Clock PM.
To NAsavILLE-EverF Thursday at four
m.
TO ME1fPHTs-Semi-w eskly.
Rock pOrtStage (via Newburgh and Boon
vtllel carrying the mail, leaves at A. NJ,
o. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by 7 P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
Gnd Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days aud Fridays at 7 A. N. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. n.
MT. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily Tex
cept Sundays) at A. M. Arrives daily lex
sept Sundays by 2 P. NJ.
To EEwBURG.-HacK daily Except Sum
aay,) from the Merchants Hotel, at 8
O'Clock p. Il.
30 1868.
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P0ARDTw@

- OAEDEEH- On Second street. bee
- tween Sycamore aud Vine. I'M the
house lately o. eUpicd by Hr. VIM. BUGS.
Three large furnished rooms, suitable Tor.
families. Day bGnrcers auteH
au22 dtf MRS. O.. a. FULLER.
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REV. ADYERTISEME NTS.
Presidential Election. 1858.

State of Indiana, loo
Va~noerburgh County, C
To the Sheriff Of Marlborough County.
State OF Indiana, GREETING: =
BLYTHE HKYNE%, Clerk of the
IL Wander urgn Circuit Court. do here
, by eertity that at the regular Presi-
Dental election, to be held in Wander
bufgh County, Indiana, at the usual
places of holding elections in said county,
on the first Tuesday after the first Monday
In November, 1868, being the third day of
said month, there wills be voted for thif-
teen electors for the State of Indiana, to
cast the vote of Indiana in the Elector Il
College for President and Vfce-PI es1dent
of the United states.
In testimony whereof, 1 have affixed
name as Clerk, and the seal Of the
Vanderburgh Circuit Court, at Evansville.
Indiana, on this 26sh day of October, AID.
1865, and Of u independence the ninety
second.
BLYTHE HYNES, Clerk:
Per H. w. BIPPUs, Deputy Clerk.
], J. Fl. Miller, Sheriff Of Vanderburgh
County. certify that the above and forego-
ing notice is a true and complete copy of
the original on file in my Office.
]. ID. MILLER, -
Sheriff of Vanderbnrgh County,
October 18th, 1883. [oc2S dtd
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MATRIMONIAL. - We notice the
marriage of one of our former citi-
zens, now a prominent merchant of
Princeton. to one of the most accom-
plished ladies of that place, on Tues
day evening last. The Princeton
Clarion thus notices the happy occa-
sion:
BRILLIANT WEDDING.-The we'd
ding of Mr.. w. ID. Downey and Miss
Octavia Hall, on last Tuesday even
ing. is conceded to be the most bril-
liant affair of the kind that has aver
occurred in Princeton. Near one
hundred and fifty persons were pres
ent, by invitation, to witness the GER
emony and congratulate the joyous
bride and groom on the consummation
of the nuptial tie.
The wedding party was given by
DIR. w. g.. Kidd and his estimable
lady, at their residence. The supper
we think, was the most magnificent
ever before gotten up in Princeton.
The marriage ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. John Montgomery, and it
was beautiful, indeed. The whole
affair was harmonious and pleasant,
and will long be remembered by the
many persons present.
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SPLENDID MUsIc.-A portion of the
Crescent City Silver Band was out
last night il -their magnificent char.
lot. Stopping in front of the Jour-
NAL Office, they honored us with a
delightful .serenade. The Crescent
City Silver Band stands pre-eminent
without a rival in the West. Their
delicious strains will be heard to-day.
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The Reception Speech will be made by
GEN JAMES @. VEATCH.
After Mr.. CoLFAx's reply an oppor-
tunfty will be afforded our citizens to
pay their respects to our distinguished
Guest.
To this meeting the public general
ly, and especially the Ladies. are in
vited.
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Attention.

DRUG STORE FOR SALE.-This store
has a good family custom, and will be
sold cheap for CASH, requiring an
investment of about $4,000, the pro-
prietor wishing to devote his whole
time to another business. Apply at
the store, No. 81 Main Street. 12tf.
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A VILLAIR0ps OUTRAaE.-About
8 O'Clock las3 night, a man was
found lying on the pavement in
front of Robert Barnes store on
Water Street. A light was procured,
and, on examination, it proved to be
Fleming Durham. we'll known in this
city, and an ottache of the Sherif's
office. His face was bruised and
bloody, and he vas speechless and ap-
parently unconscious. 1t appeared
that he had been struck a terrible
blow on the left jaw, which was badly
swollen, and his right cheek was
bruised and cut. 1t IS not known GER
tainly who was the author of this VIII
famous assault, but suspicion attached
to a nan who was seen in his COM
pany a few moments before
he was found in the con-
dition described above, and Off
GERS were sent in search of him. 1t
is supposed that in addition to .being
knocked down he was also robbed Of
S25 or $50, whioh he had collected at
a Sheriff s sale during the day. This
was a bold and daring act, committed
just after dark on a public street on
which persons we're constantly pass
ing. The perpetrator should, if dis
covered and convicted, have melted
out to him the EXTREMIST penalty of
the law. A nan capable of such a
crime is dangerous to any community.
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B1r Toilet and Fancy Articles at
BRIDwELL & Co.'S Drug Store, COR
ner of Third and Main. Finest stock
in the city. Perfumeries of all kinds.
Attention Of the ladies invited. None
but the best kept. oc26 diff
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TOR BAEE- OXEE-Thres yoke o.
* oxen and two wagons. Apply 10
JOHN CHEEK
oc0 41W Crescent City Springs.
Union coDv7
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70 MEMPHs-semi-w eekly.

50. 1868.
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F0z

EDEe Rent, or F9 GALE-HOUsE
q "A brick house. oJntaiuing eleven
rooms, On Main street, ira tine HeighbCr-
hoou ni the depot: suitable fnE e boarding.
hogse FOR Information call Al LEIGH g
LbsiCKE'5 DRUG STORE, No. ts Main
street foC2Z div
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S3,G2GGs
l$1,9tG,GG
$453&l

PERsoNAI.--Lieut. Merritt Barber, of
the regular army, formerly major Of the
10Th Vermont regiment, is visiting friends
in this State
DR. j II. Leonard left st. Albans.
Thursday, for Florida, where he intends
to spend the winter for the benefit OF his
health
Rev. Erastus Wentworth, d. D., de-
livered a lecture on Social Life in China
at Montreal. on Wednesday evening last,
which is very highly spoken of by the
paper, Of that city.
Rev William Robinson, Of Hudson
n Y, has been appointed a committee on
the part OF the new diocese of Northern
New York to make an equitable division
of tho charitable fund between the diocese
Of Long, Island and the new one.
E +. Perkins, Esq, and family sailed
in the steamer Alaska from New York for
San Francisco on the 9th inst Mr. Per
kins leaves behind him numerous friends
who wish him prosperous voyage,
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THE RUTLAND HER AID,
rursnAY, DECEMBER O. ises
Iefisr.nn na,Is nm

H. rho GATED @ara- C,ns' 2' h'eh'
mohJ. vir.uia, on Fr,lsYs th.t |N'.a
Gta~- preceding, motion Wa 81. i. eN
J,H r,au psyi' counsel T, qu0ea 'se i.
lictmrs.t p'uiiue svayu-' Ny d #
Richard Il, Dana, lr, e'ur 81 ivr '.e #
srumeu,, replied - the g'trne1 ~ N'
Davis 10 an elaborate argument .t".
trurteruth amendment o. tie r.u'utu'
ti1n VS. pleaded ia bar ci punishment
Mr. Dtrn ryoaeeied' % shaw thai 'h'
I4h amendment vas net penal statute
lat merely O. sbapge in the politisd Us
ten. 'op ] e. secure trg,tworthi0n- ~
.IGee ra - srye purity RI lhF a.@l0t'
,y,tjvu u' t,g government 1t Nt va.v
va sure oi prersutiva ,a secure The
,1uutrr Coins, filling ota with per-
~, vj oucobe!5re occupied and broke
their oath, Ii i, hsd leon intended as a
punishment. Il would have been the ut
uio,s folly Of ! ,,lation, seeing that
1t woal1, .tyow,I as presented by the
respondents counsel, tighten the punish
meut Of leader who lad held Office and
violated their oa,h- II would leave the
people who never held of q, exposed %
the penalties II death and Imprisonment
as denounced in tho constitution before
the adoption Of the amendment 1t was
an expression ot the public will Of the fit
mess OF persons who engaged in the re-
ocllion after breaking their oaths 10 hold
office again
lie also argued that il waa not intended,
s. alleged ~ the defense, to act a.
an amnesty. nor was there u single
word uttered in the Congress tina,
framed, nor the Legislatures that
adopted IL, % warrant such q construe.
zion. II was intended as a test 10y which
these men may ho reached and guarded
against, who hnl proved unfaithful t,
their plodgcs 10 tho government, and il
could not be plead in bar 10 punishment
for treason, As it applied to those only who
had, after taking the oath Of office, en-.
gagged in instruction and rebellion
against the government, for treason was
sometimes more than engaging in both OF
these crimes; it was for lcvying war
against tho country that tho defendant
stands charged. II would be strange in
dood ii jefferson Davis could, az he might
under the plea presented, como 10 the bar
and acknowledge that he was guilty of
treason, and deny his liability to be pun
ished because Of the 18th amendment.
The doctrine assumed by. the defense
wonll repeal the Furnishing clause of the
constitution, and tho lith article would
sIcr a premium for roh.llion hereafter,
securing, a. it would, the participation.
who had held office from MI penalties save
si-franrhisemen,
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she ''s.rn b-I.aW' Revived.

l'oy. Rage has signed the bill, repeating
the act of leG; for "a more equal distribu-
ton nj property among creditors" This
with It's passage is to bo regretted for we
venture 10 say. that after the trial of
another year, the legislature and the peo-
pic would be much less disposed to this
sudden return To the old 'grab-law," than
they now appear to be. Such change a.
i'this cannot ba made, without injustice to
somebody. We had hoped that the law
Of 1861 would be allowed fair. trial, and
that the great evils OF hasty legislation in
50 important q matter, would not be in
flicted upon the people. Butt seems the
change Of 1867 has fallen heavily upon
some party. and now some other parties
must take their turn with the old way.
Other State, especially the great CONNER
clal parts OF the country, may have laws
tending TO fair distribution of property
among creditors, but here in Vermont. II
seems our Legislators are unwilling 10
brook the hazard Of the existence OF the
principle Of equality in such case. Hero.
grab and run is the principle The first
attachment holds against and above all
others. Ot course capitalists outside OF
the State and within it, who might other
wise invest here, or extend credit to our
citizens. viii take notice and act accord
ingly. 1t is to be hoped however, that all
will exercise due patience, and wait trust
fully Tor the settlement of the public
mind upon stable basis in regard 10 this
matter llnis0r J1p1nnl
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A DDRkss To THE NEkyOUS


- aBi aehltHi t,Wha sUft g.usa have leen
I,vlractsi nom b, ..fg .tH-f., auj Wh.sg case
ltquhu fIHmpt ttrNlM. T#us.I existence d.
E4tlg u fuu srr ua usa HaNy -lilIph
tlHia involuntary W ' s ui tl nfiglt duee Il
Itus-.e upln your ,rtEt DO yuu feel
Wvakr ae b,utatld, go H 4sa a little UN-
ira cfaItioH preiu- - q II the heart
haa- y@E liver on aafs ussul uI your kid
UEFs, i,elueutiy 20 ..f Cd Uu Il your urine
slaeNmes Ia <, missy e- y r, o. Is u rupy on
tH.Gs o. dos q. 1 I,-e 20 the top ,
uy is sediment as ~ st.aE Il has stood
aWaue % N9- Attr sort breathing o.
dyspepsia Arc yuuG .ae 'eoH afgd DO you
have spells 81 tslafH fEa 81 blood u thr
head l. your uam t- hg your mln4
constantly ava,IH si $3.50 subject Do you
l4} 5u#, l7l. H'lHu ul-8 gI CampauY, a
lt- ~ y1g whit b. lsl, alone. % ST away
EHE every hoa any hJtll tL,ag make ycu
s'aE' cr lomr fYnly s.veP tsqkeu OF restless
U.s. a.2 ias'ga u SauE 'yR as brilliant Tie bloom
on yuut Cd a. o. yr-rt Do yea ENJOY yourself
m society o. wea - YOU pursue your bu,lness
with tlg saAu tugrn LoNeu iesi a. much eol-
tG,ucc IA yaHr, % Are your sp,rira dLu and
tBFgtup, FHyru % q 81 melancholy Ifgo, 40
not iay Z. yauE A.E ca dyspepsia. Rave you
r,ssie.s t..rf Aau fgcE weak, yuaT knees
week, aul haYe DH .ttit elite, and YOU 10.
tugs.r tl.s fl dE ,.s oI liver complaint
Now, read D. H'tra- ytueTtal Gt,aacs had.
o. gufyi, and reNUEt yy'tises, are all capable Of
Producing ~ slsus7 II the sentgLaye organs,
The orslu- q Esu.Ea.i-g WHOM Ia perfect health
t-sks the N.Alt. nli leu ever think that those
tg,i, defiant, e0effrus pUrsevrltng, successful
businessmen are aiwayA those whose geneTatiye
organs sra N / rtect health! You never hear
sugh men COMPLAIN 81 beng melancholy, Of nor
F.Hsusss, Of pslpltatl0n OF the heart. They are
mower btU4l thuy tHuuQi succeed IN business .
they dou'f become sgd aud discouraged they are
always polite and pleassu. IA The COMPANY ui Ia.
dUs, aud look 500 and them right ~ tho face
none ot your downeaa' loks on any other mean
ness about them. do tnt mean those who keep
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CuMoUs ,FACIs.--lt has been ascer-
tanned that the amour. Of animal heat
given off daily from tie Ioiy OF man.
would be sufficient il used as mechau-
ioal agent, to lift his person through a
vertical height OF eight miles, and that in
certain ievers, the additional heat given
of daily is enough to hoist him one mile
higher. Hop9h'oH On nc lt1at.oa Of G1od
IA worI
When death occurs during COLLAPSE
IN cholera, the following symptoms are
usually found on careful examination of
the corpse The temperature rises from
20 deg. to 1903; the muscles exhibit spon-
famous movement; the whole train of
symptoms producing the effect Of.
gho-tiy attempt at resurrection. It is
startling, on making a post mortem exam
'nst'en OF cholera patient alone. and by
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II or iiiF LaBfEs.- "Jsckson's Catarrh smut
ana iioehe Powder" This elegant preparation
Is great iavoIite with Ladies, for the reason II
used as snuff in Catarrh, it is mid and pleasant
and what IS curious does not cause sne,ziny. F.u
Coughs, Asthma, it is the best in the world
small quantity taken By the mouth, is agreeable
70 the taste, and gives cle,rness, fexiblity and
delicious sensation of eoolness and comfort TO The
niost and vocal organs. Get il and try IL the
cost 10 but S5cts - 'He
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JoHN MoRRissEY's SEAT N CONGRESS
boNrFsTED.-Mr. Jane. NJ McCartin.
the Republican candidate for Congress in
the Fifth Congressional District, at the
November election, yesterday commenced
proceeding looking toward the contesting
If the election Of his successful oppo-
nent, The Hon. John Morrissey Mr.. Nc
Cirtin bases his action on tho allegation
thot Mr Morrisscy has not had legal
residence in this country of sufficient
length of time 10 cntitle him TO hold n
scat "a Congress
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NEW FIRM s. NEW GOODS.
SEXTON 4 WHITAKER,

SEXTON 4 WHITAKER,
Sinonds' Block, Brandon. Vt. In store formerly
occupied by w. F. Leavitt.
We take pleasure in announcing to the citizens
Of Brandon and vicinity, that we have open an
extensive stock Of
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEwELRY,
SPECTACLEs, &C,
Such as is to be found in every first class jewely
store. Also, u large assortment OF
SILVER & PLATED WARE FANCY GOODS,
&C., &C., &C.
Repairing neatly done at short notice. Han
Jewelry made TO order.
Prom the long experience which we have had
in the business, we feel cnndde1t that we CAD
fully satisfy the most fasidiour, and by strict
performance Of duty expect 70 get and keep your
patronage.
All work warranted.
D. 2. SEXTON, Q. M. MhI.Ah-@'
Brandon, Vt, Nov, "a, 1868. 5dsmSvom
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candle light 10 witness, on Tho trst Tree
in,.,ion q tbs knife, the hand a thn
a,r,,c li,r slowly iuln il, side amt placed
sal, II, across the breast iu'F
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ihrdlrtual.
HnSPITAI

I ~ ~ 7 y y FsIfNT IN FINTITT 7 N
~ Na.a s..ay,r err,.t. Albany. y y.
Oh TELLER a4n,luutr q. .hs anuiidrrtlsIIs
sui sncces>tull, consulted Oh ali furru- at private
diseases ~ M old Established Hn-r,tll y. E
Drawer 81, Albany. y y Twenty Year. t-vnr,c
the on. particular branch ~ prsrtia, rr... I
him ~ perform rurrs such A. no atN+r pliy-e.,i.
asn and Ms taclhues arr SUCH being u c,rtf-.
Piudpute sia h u.Yst alrtr7tsrt!. rFy.- stl- .
The old world, II obtaining The .af.St a. Ne. al.
th- latest Remedies Cor tb,,+ Diseases u.r dun
meutS = he lufar.uuNt.. Ut 4liek an .s...
cur, "a o. ~ -'u~' - p1hrr Htfc.. ia AIurr7.s
IT. ~ plshe l,f.rrht,. gi-#t -trlrfur.l. siGu5...
uirr' y 'l. t-stic.'~ aux ,p-Tuat.lc v,rt- hta'.
ulc'rnt"1 fhr,,t. -1rt thrFat lender .hln hsrs,-
cutAu,ou. -rIptIons, h,le- nl,.rs and Il 1fAyl
impurities Of the -ysferu Az. perfectly uut.r ru,
trnl Of tie DuctuT's uesisif4.- md b4y, t..y7,
testtd IN mur. than io.bu es.,s- annual, Il !.
Immense suCg,--s
YOUNG MIN A4alrf4d Ia 49,. ,,.. t.s.tt. AL.
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-Buenos Ayres comic papers repre-
sent Minister Na.hburn as running off
with his umbrella and carpet-bag in a
fright
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CoODsPEED's GOLDEN FOUN-

" TAIN PENt. 60 lines written with one
enot Ink No blotting. One box assorted
samples sent for Is cents. Agents wanted, to
whom from S. to $l0 per day is guaranteed Ad-
dress Z. A, JOY, Portsmouth, N, H.
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. WOMAN SUFFRAoE-The annual con-
yention Of the New Jersey State Woman
Suffrage Association was held At Vine
land. in that State, on Wednesday last,
end was Well attended
Luav Stone, pr Alien ana E.,' MF.,
blackwell were oWointca a yaum.t'ce To
present petition Tn lhe eunnnehi~mgnt
Of women 10 Congre ana a., State Les,
i,lature Other committee wor also
appointed After eoygghvhioyy ad'
/ dres, ~ the president Letters OF sympathy
from Hon. James NJ seoville, Of New
Jersey, the Maryland STATE Womans
Right Association, and others, we're read
aud applludcd \ strics Of appropriate
resolutions were read and adopted after
debate, Addresses were delivered ly
Rev. Antqinettc l., i. Brown, Andrew
Jackson Davis, Lucy Stone, and large
number Of others, after which the c2n'
vcntion adjourned TO meet next wear At
Newark
FUNERAL. OF Cot WAEEEA - HE
funeral Of Col. David Warren wa- attend
Cd at Brandon, yesterday afternoon az q
o'clock, itom the residence Of L, J. Bliss,
Esq, A largo number Of the Masonic
fraternity were present from Brandon,
Rutland, Pitt-iord aud other town The
religious services were conducted hy Rev
DR. Thomas, o. the Baptist olwrh who
read choice selections of Scripture, ottor
which he delivered brief biographical
sketch OF the deceased, concluiias with
appropriate remarks eNhorting all q con-
slider the lessons Of Providence which are
daily being taught, and concluded the re-
ligious services with an impressive prayer,
and hymn, The opening inyocations
and responses Of the Masonic burial SER
vice were then rendered, and a icrycnt
prayer offered by the chaplain Of 81 Paurs
Lodge, Rev, W. W Atwatcr. Tie pro-
cession. under the direction oi Capt 4
| ) Cook, Of Brandon, and Col. l.. G. Kings.
Icy, of Rutland, proceeded to the yillBgo
cemetery, where the Masonic burial scr.
vice was fiitingly and solcmnly performed
by Ira Clifford, Esq, Of New Haven. The
occasion WAS one OF interest to an, and
the services were conducted with oxcel-
lent dccorum aud order, toward which
the efficient marshal- materially couiribu-
ted. The members Of the Masonic iratcr-
nifty from abroad were the guest Of thcil
brethren OF st. Pauls Lodge, who very
eourtcously entertained them at the Bran
don House. The Rutland railroad also
extended the courtesy Of fare a,rwty.
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{" A N T E D-SALESMEN TO
W travel for Manufacturing Co., and
sell by sample. Good wages qua anteed. Address,
with stamp, II. d. HAMILTON CO., No. il3
Chestnut st., Philadelphia, Pa.
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CARPETS = DON'T PAY THE

~ High Prices The New England Carpet
Co, OF Boston, Mass. established nearly quarter
/ Of century ago, in their present location, IN
Halls over II, IS, IS, -, - 81, 50, IS and - Han
over Street, have probably furnished NOR, house,
with Carpets than any other house in the country.
In order to afford those At distance the advan-
tases of their low prices, propose TO send on the
receipt OF the price, 20yards upwards OF their
beautiful Cottage Carpeting, at SO cents per yard,
with sample OF ten sorts varying price from -
cents to s. per yard, suitable ior furnishing every
part OF any house,
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TowN DEBT on CLNRtAnuN-
The following is statement of the
Indebtedness Of the town Of Clarendon
reported to the State Treasurer ON the
third day of March last
Due to the Trustees Of the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-10
OsSiciai Vote for President IN
twenty States.
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Htant- majority IA fourteen States
seymour majority III slx states,