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Dry Goods.

Sry Sppns.
NEW STAND! NEW STORE!
NEW STOCKl
eorny Is at sand
P. A X TIE LII & CO.,
Blachleys Corner, opposite the Wright House,
Just been received, consisting Of
DRY GOODS, /
FINE WHITE GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
SPRING sHAwLs
AND BALMORALs,
EMBRoIDERIEs,
NOTIONS, GLOVES.
HOSIERY, RIBBONS,
velvets, Parasols, beaded and plain; Ladies' and
Gents Hats in various styles.
&C., &C., &c.
ana fine assortment of everything in our limo
always on hand-a
ss.we sell at very reasonable rates and deal
alike to all-ta
COME, EXAMINE, AND BUY |!
F. AXTELL & co.
May q, 'os-ly
GooD NEWS!
AND NEW GOODS!
D. sHIRK,
Now offers to the public
The most complete assortment OF
Every thing in the Dry
Goods line ever brought to
This market. The Spring
Styles. fresh and attractive
And of every variety.
Hats for Men and Boys,
Ladies' and Misses. Boots
And Shoes, unsurpassed in
Durability 4 CheaPncss.
Muslins, Dclaines, Cloths,
Bonnets& Bonnet frames
Cassimeres and In fact
a.
Everything that can bo
Desired, you can buy Of him.
A. WILSON, JR.
Especially invites q call from his old customers,
| ing will be sustained and that now, asOf
| yore, the tastes of all will be pleased
regarding prices and quality. En-
| brace the first opportunity
| and give him an early call
ts-Room formerly occupied by A; Wilson, Jr.
In Wilson's building, Wnynesburg, Pa:
aps s,6s-ly. D. sH1RK.
MHE LATEST YET.
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Boots \ Shoss.:

Il
A FACT WORTHY OF NOTE!
JOHN W. WINaEf
Undoubtedly has the LARGEST STOCK Of
HOMEMADE BOOTS 8 sIIoEsl
IN wAYNEsBURG.
fhey have been tried and found to be equal ifnot
Superior to any in the place!
He has a general and well manufactured assort-
ment Of
LADIES AND MISSES, MEN & BOYS
HOME MADE
BOOTS, SHOES AND SLIPPERS!
He keeps hands unexcclled as workmcn In
leather. His shop will be found
NEAR CoTTERELS TANNERY,
ss-After returning thanks for a liberal patro-
old customers and others that ! warrant my
work In every particular and will sell ut prices
that will satisfy any reasonable person.
Don't forget the place, but
GIVE ME A CALL SOON.
aps, 'ss-iy JOHN NJ. wINGET.
GREAT PANIC IN THE PRICES OF
BIO OTIS AND SHOE ES!
WILLIAM BERRYHuL's,
TWO DOORS WEST OF n. CLARK & SONS
CLOTHING STORE,
and shoes 't Of the FINEST and md BEST QUALITY
to he found in the East, he now has the Best Sc.
| lected and most complete assortment of these
Goods ever brought to the Town, And he offers
FOR CASH
Mems best, whole stock, Home.m Boots II
inch leg, at SO 90, 525 and 500; Mems Fine Cali
| at S75O, with n uniform deduction In rates, on
| all kinds Of stock. Mr.. Berryhill having an ex-
pericnce Of is years In the manufacturing OF
BOOTS AND SHOES!
| Is thoroughly acquaintedwith the business, and
has taken great care to make thisa
SUPERIOR STOCK TO ANY KEPT HERE
TOFORE.
Experienced hands nrc constantly employed
| In making to order and can safely say that at
| no place else In these "diggings" can the mate
rial and workmanship be surpassed.
ALL WORK WARRANTED !
| He now asks his friends and the public TO call
| and examine his stock, as he feels confident that
he can please them. VIM. BERRYHILI.,
| 12;l8-tf Main Street, Waynesburg, Pa.
| - -
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS /,
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friends, who are alert AMI working in,
'dus'r'ooslN, claim this morning thar be
VIII fe' lao votes an the tirsr ballot
The most import MT huslness al tn
e1utaut.au, that II training llmI1atfano.
h8a bera kerf llulo discussed as VET The
Es@'em delegate c8ne cut very strpe ia
-ur ai adopting resolution Aruauuelur
tha.e Republican Senator, wha voted far
thr aaquitlnf tha President hu thls
1et~ uot meet with much success ur sn-
eougamant uam tho W.T. \ resllu-
tlau viii uglaul3ally g. adopted, n.-
lanlrr impeachment ana -taualnsh by o..
aethn ri Cuugrass. although fharn H.
avery pr, pet that there will 10 stormy
times In convention over the resolution
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WASHINGTON. May 10.
MAsnlNnrnN- My ID


CHICAGO, H., May 49,
\ special dispatch to the New York Tx
press SAYS
Louisiana, Arkansas and Tennessee ar,
infavor Of Mr.. Fcnton. Ben Wade
chance, are. improving with the prospec
Of obtaining the votes Of PENNSYLVANIA
Illinois and Indiana. New England can
didates, Colfax and Hamlin, seem almos
abandoned. There is bitter dcnunciatior
by the radical delegations of the sever
Republican Senators who voted for ac
quittal. especially Ross and Trumbull.
CHICAGO, Map 10.
The delegates to the National Conyen.
tion have nearly all arrived. and the OK.
cltcment is running very high.
Amid so many conflicting statements
it j. next to impossibility to get at the
true condition OF affairs Very little is
said about the nomination for President.
being conceded on all sides that C'rans
will be nominated by aoclimation.
\ very bitter fight is going on among
delegates to secure the nomination OF
Vice President The friends of Gov:
tenton of New York are here in full
force, including many noted lobbyists
from Albany and are working industri-
ously 10 'sccure the success of their candl-
date, Icy appear however, to have
no real staength among Northern delele-
gates outside their own State, and their
only hope seems to be the vote Of many
OF the Southern States, and to accomplish
this they prefer large sums of monty to
aid the Republican cause in those States.
This plan has not, however, succeeded
very well Money is furnished and grept
tiearts are made to get MP strong local
feeling in favor Of Fesenden.
Yesterday everything indicated that
the flint would be between Wade, Col
fax and Hamlin, with prospects favorable
to the last named. The arrivals last eve
ming, however, were very unfayorable 10
Coltax, and this morning. he appears to
have less chance Of success than yester-
day.
Senator Wilson has some strength
among the New England delegation and
in a few Southern States, bilt his pros
poets are not even moderate. The New
England delegates are very much divided
between Wilson, Hamlin, Buckingham
and Wade Efforts were made to har.
monte the different factious last night.
but they failed, and the result is that
each State will go into the Convention
supplying its own candidate.
The New Hampshire delegation held a
meeting this morning and decided to
support Wade. The Pennsylvania dele
CATION are also very much divided. and
after voting on the first ballot for Curtin.
the friends of Wade claim that he will
carry thrce-fourths of the PENNSYLVANIA
delegates. Both the Cameron and Fornev
factions are using their influence to bring
about such a result. The Northwestern
delegstes are divided between Wade and
Colfax, with a strong preponderence in
favor of the former. On the whole the
indications this morning are that the
fight will be narrowed down to contest
between Wade and Hamlin. The friends
of the latter having no organization, the
chances are against them. Mr.. Wade's
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brown the Murderer.

HUDSON, y Y, May 10.
Afte1 l. careful consideration Of an APP
phcatien 70, a respite in the execution Of
Joseph Brown who was convicted OF the
Canaan child murder, Gov, Fontou has
declined to interfere with the sentence Of
the court. and til prisoner win conse-
qucntly be hanged in this city oA satur-
day the 3oth inst. The execution VIII be
strictly private and conducted under a
strong guard
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1hh AGO, May ~,
The Soldiers and Sailors Convention
viii not make any nomination for Vice
President, for fear of eoising in conAie,
with the Republican Conysntion, They
formed in procession, about 1900 in mum.
Der, this morning, AT the Caun House,
and marched to Turner Hall, where The
convention is held. Many prominent men
were in the ranks and great enthusiasm
was manifested all along the route, 3hc
Wisconsin eagle. odd Abe" was carried
in front of the procession. ii one time
the procession sung, amid much excite
meut, "Old Grimes is dead" Gov. Fair
child was chosen temporary chairman. and
it is thought that Gen, Siclles will be
made permanent chairman,
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THE CATHOLIC Mission AT DURIINa
foN,-Rey, Fathers Smarius aud Bou
drsux Of the Jesuit Missionary House il
Chicago have just concluded ten day,
Mission or religious visitation among tn,
Catholics II Burlington, During III,
mission, services with preaching We're held
four times day, at ! and 0 a m, aud al
3 and :. P, m, and every evening after
the sermon the Benedietiou Of the Blessed
Sacrament was given, The Sentinel says
Daring the ten days Of the mission over
Toe hoasatd persons have received Holy
Communion, and on Wednesday NOR.
ming VI this week, after the five o'clock
Mass, Bishop DoGoesbriand administered
the Sacrament Of Confirmation to i4s
adult persons,
srIctnE,-Riehard ID, Hudson, man
Of - wears, committed suicide At vii.
hraham, Massachusetts,, on Tuesday
last, lie was native Of Dorset,
Vt, aud, after considerable moving about,
settled at South Wilbraham, as manu-
iaourer II paper cord, which he left for
tho paper box business in Springfield,
During the financial crisis Of 1871, he 10.
turned to the paper min at South VIII
hraham, and ,taid there till the fall Of
1851, when be- sold out to a son and
bought a small farm At the Academy Vii.
lage, lie possessed the family tendency
10 melancholy, and had manifested an in.
creased depression Of spirits for few days
tefar, his death He was found by a boy
Employed there, about , o'clock, living on
the floor Of the wood.shed, having hled
quietly to death, from an artery cut in
the lett ARIA Tie facts were apparent.
and an inquest was deemed necessary.
IL nas LapIpA- III Lis domestic relations. IA
Of the Congregational church,
Joining Al Manchester, Vt, in every, r.
,pert an e,ttmable man no cause but
melancholy can be assigned
for the decd
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NEW HARNESS SHOP.

Centre Street, Rutland, Vt:
w. II. lease having associated with hun in bu.
mess, Mr.. T. j. Lyon, and the firm having taken
one OF the New Stores No Centre Street. nro.
pose to keep first class harness shop and store
We shall keep on hand AT all times large assort
ment of Harnesses, Saddles, Trunks, Travelling
Bags, Valises, Whips, and everything in our line
which we offer at low rates.
We have just returned from market, and have
purchased large stock Of goods, which with good
OF our own manufacture, VIII enable us to please
all who will give US a call.
Jobbing of all kinds in our line of business done
with neatness and dispatch.
LEASE & LYON.
New Store, No. 6, Centre ST., Rutland, vi.
sept2idtf.
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RELIGIOUS SERylCEs,-Rcy, L. Burn.
ham viii conduct religious services at the
Baptist Church on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday evenings Prayer meeting from
!. 10 o'clock, with preaching a, :, Tho
Baptist CONGREGATION extend an invitation
To all 70 join in the meetings,
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AZ. AZ. 40.


WASHINGTON, MAY ~.
The managers did not hold a meeti us
during the morning, owing To the absences
II Mr.. Stevens. Who is not a. wrl a
usual to-day /, is understood that the
leaders in the investigation are Mes,rs,
Butler aud Stevens, assisted hy Mr.. Co
yode, Logan la. gone 10 the Chicago
Convention Tie managers intend to
hold . meeting during the session If the
House this afternoon, when It is proposed
Ia examine Mr.. Mnulex and several other
witnesses.
The impeachment managers are nov
engaged in examining the private az.
counts of the First National Bank Of thi,
city,
WASHINGTON, May 10,
+ Tie Impeachment managers in their
session this morning, examined Mr.. ]. c.
Duulevy, Cincinnati banker, who testi-
fed that he had paid $4,000 to the order
Of c, W. Wooley, Mr. Wooley was also
examined, and admitted having received
and disbursed that amount Of money, bu
absolutely refused TO divulge to whom il
was paid or for what purpose. though he
averred it was not used by him to affect
the impeachment verdict Mr.. Butler
intended to introduce a resolution to COM
pei him n answer the question, but was
cut off 10y the adjournment Of the House
little after , p, m, The motion TO ad-
Iouru to Friday was previously lost by
two votes.
WAsHINeToN. May -,
Dispatches received here from friends
Of Messrs, Wade and Colfax at Chicago,
this morning, say that there is formida-
bic Eastern movement in favor Of Mr.
Hamliu, with considerable prospect Of
success.
WAsHlNGTON. May ~.
There was scarcely a quorum of the
member, in the House to-day, and it Is
believed that there is not a quorum of
Senators in the city. As no legislative
o"s'ness VIII probably be transacted this
week number of members will leave to-
day for their homes.
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TO HOLDERS OF GOVERNMENT BONDS
And other Securities and Yaluables.
UNION SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS.
40 state street, Boston

40 State street, Boston.
LEE, HIGGINSON & co. offer for rent, Safes
inside their vaults at rates from $40 to 400 per
annum. They also offer to receive, on special
deposit as Bailees, securities of persons living in
the country or travelling abroad, officers Of the
Army and Navy, Masters vi Vessels, and Others
Circulars, containing full particulars, forwarded
on application to HENRY LEE, Manager.
Boston, March >, 1868. deod&wly
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lt.NIJTtTs " . q NUl
i04 and loo sudbury street,
April - d3awSwI Boston, Mass

nISSOLUTION--THE co PART
- nership heretofore existing under the firm
name OF Hayward & Hale, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The books of the late firm
will be lett with Mr.. Hayward for few days for
settlement after which our accounts viii be placed
in other hands for collection.
A. c. HAYWARD
f. s. HALE.
Rutland, May Il, 1868 dSwlw :.
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er. In that camrauy. tir.upL the rst,f-..
.f..,.sl IS, All. ~, ,a.,..,...,.
- @ ''',.'' N.'' '''
'@'I'" ny I''"'F "lonh' 1a'h'''E iF1ts'
' ''" place
I'M HISTORIAN MISSIONS Mr. La
baree, "A son Of President labaree. former
Ut If III 7ffff7tr4ry t7tt5-r wrfr,, fr,gp
t,....,...,. 1.,.,,.,... ~ I...,.,.,..'.
'''''' -, ''''' as
''.S'''''' 'i''" d 'o"F among the HISTORIAN
villages during the " Week OF Prayer,
tk, hr-t week If January. lie SAYS:
| can. truly say never ,,ass.1 ,l,;s ;,,-
,rr,.,+in., se,.a, n,nye Jaiig,l,f,,11, T..
each If the five villages iab0rad in ,brrs
were cheering evidence. NJ tho s,e,;,l
presence Of the Lord. in the ouirkaning
II the christian brethren and sister.
They seem n be- awakenad IN ,,rs,. a,,3
labor earnestly for the outroprine, ~ H..
HOLY Spirit on Tho m,,Iti.u5as 80 DO nv
s.,r,t..rts3 -l,,, 81, r., II. III.
,,yn r,ret,,~. ,y.ra LaIa 80, ' ''','s -
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DEAru on 4 NrNNogTER w find
the ft.ll.ui,,., n,.f.snf-tR,. 3a,,t. - pI,;Ii,.
w. -. M.
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ID '-'''''" WI Lester MASON anu
l]t'..g-.n-taM - i. v Marshall. L~l, II
tl,3~ village.
Died. in the yilag~. Of Momrnre, Kan.
h4kre county. Illinois. On Friday evening,
Nsrrh -. 1865, If CONGESTION il, tLa
fr.i.. Iuum WartrSrpE. ,g,l Is
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viii what raj Le,rt.f,,l, sinasri,,. -
.-rirf il i. Sometime, read and tba .yc.
I'll. with tear, n the word. ,nrn an, 49,
..ysr-.t,rlii,+r name mann /, - ,.,g;,,
our al and PAINFUL dptv In r,r,r5 M.
demi,..o If an old and esteemed citizen a.
ALau.rliec- o,1.timr. wtII.knoun min.
uu,r Of Kankakcc county, who. nv l5s
friendly spirit. >ympathy. lrenpr..i,I an1
kii31y trrartmant. her.ru, a ,,r,,.r-I a.
yar.f1 with the settler. bow !, ,..rl,.
limos.
Nr. Warn,-t,.r WA. }.,r,, in III. ,..,.,. ~
Rupert. Bennington county VI in d.
ccmbar lso3. lie came Ia Momenra IN
This county. in 1887. His genial man
nerS. observation-disclosures and natural vivao-
lily, soon attracted to him all with whom
ho came in contact, and held them a,
warmaud lasting friends, while his intel
li-eucc, enterprise, public spirit and hon
oraiHe hearing, marked him As one in
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isostan Produce Market,

aaigstsi yNuua By far The HrR,tn By CR,sREa.
tlN, etNR.tt to-, Commission Merchants,
- ana s! lsuanl Hall Market, Boston.
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MoNrY RrrrHNEp,-Thc Montpelier
journal say. the sum # two hundred doll
ar- has be'n returned 10 the Farmers
Mutual Fir Insurance Company II Mont
pelter. for tho benefit Of the policy hold
er. IN that company, Through the confess
,'oual at ST Adams The money wa, r..
turned by Father Druou, Catholic Priest
ID. that place.
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J. lhe taxing OF Forts Henry and nunelsan
i, IN the battles oi shiloh and Holly Springs
and We're constantly on the skinni,l
line, ~ ddCaHof, ON the way 10 Coriuth
lie was often called the "hghting Can,
tain, by the soldiers generally, beoaus,
G ne feared no danger, asked no protection
1 out his eoautrys tag, sought no exeus,
+, Ion exemption from the duties and terror,
o. the battlefield, but led ou into the
/, thiekest Of the fight, cheering mp lis men,
J aud tel, it his duty 10 ask no more al
: them than he was willing 20 DO himself.
= Like everything else he undertook in Life.
he Was clear, decisive, thorough and c,ieo.
tive in the chances of war, The soldier.
loved him as a kind and considerable off,
Ger, brave man, true patriot, aud one
who always led them onward 10 victory.
, The funeral services If Capt, Worcrs-
ter were held in the Baptist Church at
Momenoe on Sunday morning, goth inst
at eleven O'Clock, a vast eoncourse II peo-
,, pie attending only part Of whom could
be admitted into the church. 4 very
able and expressive sermon was preached
by Rev, 5, +, Burr, from that familiar
and appropriate text What j. man thai
Thou yisi,ost him"
Many soldiers OF the htv warwer,l4v,.
ent, especially a large body II the q. \.
H. organization at Momeueo under tle11
rection Of Capt, Nj, sherman
Alta meeting ri Post Ne. 2na a d..
Grand Army OF the Republic wer,lus.el
a series Of resolution, ii re~ror, to the
memory Of Capt, Worcester
. SrETsoN AM SrAruNs TnEA1ElcAl
CoNrNNy,-Thi> company, Who have en-
tertained and delighted our citizen. ior
tho four past evenings. concluded their
entertainments in thi, place last evening
From here they 20 10 Brandon, Al which
village they can stop only Tor two day
We can truly say that tl.y have been
deserving Of the liberal patronage which
taS tgvH bestowed upon ttJW- w are
not often favored, especially hy travelling
troupes, with such high exhibition Of ar.
ti,tio skill IA, i, displayed by thi, troupe
From the parting word, If thanks, spoken
by Mr. 5. before thu close If tLc enter
tainmeut~, Ne may, alta future time. not
lar distance, have the pleasure vi witne,.
sing this company in new scene, and
characters. We thank them .or tho four
pleasant evenings they have given oar
citizens, aud hcspcak for them the PATRON
age Of all lovers Of tho drama.
- Lads nj A,aarsa, do ua. f.. ,ass, sn
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The receipts Of cattle this week Mere. From
Maine, % New Hampshire, lie; Vermont, lii
Massachusetts,, 90 Rhode Island, 10; Western
ISIS; Canada, l20-in all, ,2s4, a number sniff
GENTLY large to overstoqk the market, and reduce
prices about 81 b 100 DIS on dressed weight. Al
Cambridge there were 423 head of Northern eat.
tie, more than twice many as last week besides
some $50 Western cattle, sent over from Brighton.
The quality of Northern, as well as OF Western,
was very good. There We're few slim cattle at
market this week. Trade at Cambridge was very
TO drovers some Of whom preferred
to keep their stock to another market, beiey-
ing prices must improve. OF lot OF lns Canada
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NOTICE.

I 4 NO-I 4 II n IINISIIII NOI1O11.-
~ The undersigned have this day formed CO.
partnership in carrying on the meat market bust
ness. and have located at the late stand Of Hay
ward & Hale, foot of Center street, where We will
at all times keep on hand every description OF
fresh and salt meats, poultry, &C., which We will
sell at the lowest living prices. We solicit share
of patronage and will endeavor to deal fairly and
literally with the public.
A. c. HAYWARD.
II. C. HAYWARD
Rutland, May II, 1865. dSwlw
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NTANTED.-A GOOD BLACK.

w SMITH to do custom work-one that can
go on foreman viii lind steady employment
and good wages At c. l.. IONtrS.
Rutland, May A. 1865. DIFF
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MrnNr.nAN MAY %. lr.s
WEDNESDAY MonStxs, MAY 20, lsss.

.elei exlre..ly Tor The HrRAlp by Z. Krsss.
10y, Wholesale and Retail Grocer.