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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24

MIDDLEBURY.-The probate courts TO
the district Of Addison, will be held at tn,
probate office in Middlebury, on ever,
Monday, at 10 o'clock a. m.
The annual meeting Of the village O
Middlebury is called to he held at tn
Town Room, January 9th. at one. o'clocl
p. m, for the purpose of electing officer
and voting tax to defray expenses
There will be a meeting Of the Ju
venile Temperance Army. at the Congre
gational church, at Middlcbury, mex
Sunday evening, at Il o'clock Interest
ing addresses may be expected.
Rev. DR.. Newman, President Of Rip.
ley Female college, Poultney, Vermont
preached Sunday morning and afternoon
in East Middlebury, and in the evening
at the Methodist church in Middlebury
His discourse was highly spoken of by
those who heard him
The question of Woman Suffrage
is claiming large share OF the public
attention just now. The East Middle
bury lyceum discussed it last Saturday
| evening
Austin L. Simmons, Inspirational
speaker, Of Woodstock, will give series
OF lectures in the court house, beginning
on Friday evening of this week, Sunday
services at the same place, at 104 a. m,
II p. m, and p. M.
A sacred concert will be given at the
NJ. l.. church, Middlebury, on Thursday
evening, Dec. 81, at o'clock. Philip
Phillips, the popular author and
singer of sacred music, will sing his most
exquisite songs. Proceeds devoted to
Christian purposes.
Another tall chimney is completed in
connection with Gleason 4 Ladd's tan
merry, at East Middlebury. These monu-
ments tall and symmetrical in their pro-
portions, add largely to the business look
of the village.
-Partridge's new peg and clothes-pin
factory at East Middlebury has been run
ming now about two weeks. The peg fac
tory turns out abont eighty bushels of
pegs per day.
Next Friday, the 18th, inst, being
the anniversary of the Savior's birth, on
Christmas Day, morning services and the
Holy Communion will be celebrated at
St. Stephens church, Middlebury, at half
past 10, and the offertory will be devoted
to domestic, Including Western and
Southern Missions. On Thursday even
ing, before Christmas eve, there will be
service at the same place at seven o'clock.
So says the Register.
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ClNCINNNTI, Dc. -,
The jury in the L. S. court for the
southern district of Ohio, Judge Lcayitt
presiding, to-day gave a verdict for the
Government against three lots Of whisky,
the first 90 bbls was claimed BY Charles
Slivans, Of New Richmond, Ohio the
second, $50 bbls,, with disullery, reoti-
flying house and fixtures, by The same
claimant, and the third, % bbls OF whisky
and other property, wigs claimed 10y W.
u o. McMurchy, of New Richmond,
Ohio The defendant in each case moved
for new trial. Jas. T. Wor'hington
late revenue agent, was the informant
The property condemned IS valued at
Scr 0OO
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24

A distinguished Meth, dist minister and prOmi-
nant Temperance Il, tuner once remarked that go
where he would, lrum one sniofthe country 20 the
other, he hardl, ever tailed 10 ind Plantaiiln BIT
trrs, aud while hc condemn, Il the practice OF uns
these BAttrs to freely Dc eovld not eonsclentously
s,y that he would discard them trum the side.
buarl, Tor he himself had experienced beneficial
psults irom their a,c, and that, from Ion. aud
close observation. he Was convinced that when
used moderately, aud asa medicine exclusively,
thcy were all that VAS recommended. Al the
same time he warmed his hearers no, TO pull the
cork ton often, Ton they wer far too pleasant a
tlrie 10 tribe with.
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1raths.

FAIES In Walingfori Dee 2.i, Mrs. Maria
Facs, wife OF Joshua Fie, in tlc list year of h
age.
PIERCE In this Ylaee Dec. isth Elzabetl
+. wife OF A. : Fierce, aged 81 years.
She died u christian dies.
MATHER In Falrhaven, Dec. 18th, Ann NJ
wife %; u, w. Mather, aged IL years.
BETS In Pawlet, Dec 10th, John Belts
father OF K. & Belts, ED, District Attorney Of
Washington County, y. Y, aged &C years.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24

THE SIGNS or THE TMEs,-Wt have
had the pleasure Of listening TO a Poem
entitled signs OF the Times" adapted to
delivery in lecture courses, and before
public assemblies, written by c. X. Bal
lard, \. VI. of Castle;on. II il Is written
in Anapestic measure, and is finely con-
oeivcd, and well expressed Poem, con-
tanning happy and amusing hits at the
follie. Of society, and the era in which
We arc living, 1t cannot fail TO give most
excellent satisfaction to all audiences that
listen 10 il, delivery. Mr.. Ballard has
written several Carriers New Years Nd
dresses for the HER AID, which have been
well received by the public, Mr. b, holds
himself in readiness 10 fill engagements
before Lecture associations and Lyeeums,
aud other public assemblies, Those who
desire u Introduce variety in their
course at Lectures, will DO we'll 10 give
him call
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24

NJ r, church,
Prospecting ON the lands
Of Mr.. Bliss, near the famous Eagle
quarry, has been rewarded BY the diseov.
cry Of slate Of first quality, and several
new quarries are now in process OF deyel'
opment under long and favorable leases,
Several new buildings have just been
finished in the vicinity Of Bliss y VIII
liams' store, and from that point to the
depot, fine street will be bull, up in a
year or two,
The Hyde Brothers are now working
a new quarry opened by them short
time since, It is only quarter Of mile
from their slate mill, and very easy ct ae-
cess. 1t yields stock OF the first qua8ty,
and develops very promisingly for future
operations, May itProye anime OF wealth
10 its owners and TO the village.
Last Friday evening the Ladies Aid
society, connected with the Baptist church,
held a fair and festival in the hall Of the
village hotel, The display OF fancy and
useful articles was very fine, anareilectcd
much credit upon the taste and skin Of
those by whose industry they were pro
duced The supper was profusion o
I good things, most pleasantly served 10 th'
safety Of the "whetted appetite The
receipts from all sources amount 70 about
Sli1, Several Of the most expensive ar
ticlee are yet to be disposed Of Al lriyat,
sale
Mr. Warren Parks, telegraph opera
tor at the depot, has been confined tn hi
house 10y illness for some two weeks, ii,
is slowly convJlesciug,
Mr.. James Williams, one OF the old
est residents, wa, suddenly taken i'll las
Friday evening He had taken his wife
70 the festival, noticed above, and returned
home to stable his horse, when he wal
seized with pleaF4lsia, rendering hi
breathing hurried; difficult, aud eNtrencl!
painful He was able % make lis WY
10 tue house OF Mr.. J. II. Wi.sag, Rex
door to his own, and ,hcrc received al
possible attention, until his wife and med
ical attendance could De procured, I'll
rcmedit, administered took effect hume
diltclv, and in ten minute. hc breathe,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24

VERGESNEs. The Water Lily has
been raised and found TO be only slightly
injured.
Mrs. J, n. Hawley fell down the Gel
lar stairs recently and broke her arm.
Lake Champlain is frozen over, max
ing a complete bridge at Chimney Point,
in Addison.
The Rev. John Henry Hopkins i,
officiating for the present in st. Paul,
church.
Tho Misses Hays viii give q musical
concert in school house hall Wednesday,
evening.
The Ladies of the Congregational
Society of Ncrgennes will give an enter
tainmept at Stevens hotel Thursday even
ing
The nursery man Burroughs, of Yer
gennes, makes use of ashes to put around
his fruit trees, taking care not to let it
come in contact with the bark of the tree.
Thus says the Register.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24

FAIR HNNEN.-As may be- seen in the
last number Of the Peoples journal. Rev.
Mr. Jones rc'ires from the editorial con-
duct OF that paper, and Ay. Crosse. the
publisher, will hereafter attend 10 every
department OF his paper He i, an indus.
trious, talented young man,awho has had
peculiar advantages for the profession on
which be enters, and it is believed he will
be able to make his columns eutepri,ug
and useful. So large and neat a journal
As he issues /, deserving OF liberal patrons
age
-Mes.rs Allen 4 Leonard are rapidly
finishing off their new -lgte mill near the
depot They will use steam power, on
which all other mills and factories that
may hereafter be erected in this place viii
have to depend.
Building is in progress on new
street recently opened Winter does not
stop the growth Of the Village, and in this
respect Fair Haven may challenge com
81.
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secure tbo carly construction Il H., r.n.
road fro+n T,r,l,...s pfn+ j., II
Cbamnlain 10 Fair Haven senator. A.
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this now interest
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Markets.
NEW Yol

NEW YoRK. Dee. p.
ASHES Pots quiet. 7,'J a 500 Pearls NOM
nal.
CoTTos-Shade frIner- closing very quiet
In prices; 1900 bales at 25se. Middhns up
lands Is?
FLouR.-R Receipts 263j bbls; Flour ol a@1
4 81. snnerfine state and Western, - =
for common 70 choice extra state, so
Tor 40. extra Western, s 40 a 10 90. ,,si enolee
white wheat, extra, iotssso Roiii"' HOOP ohio'
IS o 90
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Canadian News.
MONTREAL, Disc. %

MONTREAL, Dee y,
Considerable excitement prevailed here
on the stock exchange yesterday, in con.
sequence Of a report that the New York
Central railroad company had declared a
dividend Of 50 per cent, aud the stock
rose TO 1862. Short sellers at the former
rate lost 81 heavily that some cmharrass-
ment is lnnknl for
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24

ACClDENTs.-The St. Adams Messen-
ger says: Mrs. Dewey, of Montpelier, fell
down stairs at the residence Of her son.in.
law, Mr. II. l. Proctor, on Messenger
street, last evening, and received pain
full cut in her forehead over the right eye,
an / severe sprain Of her right wrist,
besides other bruises, and shock to the
system. It was q wonder that she es-
capped with SO little injury.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24

OLD AND New YEARS BAIL.-Per-
sons attending the ball at Mr.. Todd's ho-
tel, Cuttingsville, Thursday evening, Dec
3lst, will be carried over the Rutland
railroad for fare one way
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STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

~ Of Fairhayen, 50. The Probate Court for the
District OF FaiThaven:
10 all1,erv,ns interested Ill the estate Of Lean
der Eaton late of Castleton, in said district, de-
ceased, testdts. GREETING.
By the authority of the State Of Vermont, You
are hereby notified TO appear before said court, at
the Probate office, in Casteton in said district. on
the 18th day of January, A. d. 1863, to show
in writing. filed in said c,urt. and purTortipg TO
be the last will and testament Of SAID deceased,
should not be proved and allowed.
Dated al Castleton. in said district this 2lst day
Of December, A. ID. 1868.
HENRY l.. CLARK, Register.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24

naments, rare iewslry sets, pins, ear rings,
Jet crosses of rich and elegant description,
and richly mounted opera glasses, which
will be well suited for use at the opening
Of the new Rutland Opera House, Dec,
90 and So
DRY,Goops,
There are large number OF our Dry
Goods Dealers in our town, who are we'll
known TO hundreds OF families, Each
lady has her fayorite shopping place ior
dry goods, though they are all fond OF
novelty, and do not object to making the
entire round Of stores, SO as not to miss
anything new in the market.
-Beniamin III, Burt, is the first place
we visit and find ourselves in a labyrinth
of silks, satins, merinoes, moire antiques
cloaks, shawls, oalieoes, rich and costly
furs, aud numberless other articles in hi,
long line Of goods, in every variety Of
style and ooiorl Superior attractions
are offered 10 all holiday purchasers, and
ii an appropriate gift cannot be found il
Burt's large and choice variety, those who
are looking for goods are very peculiar il
their tastes, and very difficult to please,
Geo, IL. Palmer, in his new quarter,
on Merchants Row, presents to the publ,
and extensi ve and excellent stock Of Dry
Goods, suitable for holiday gifts, oompris
ing silks,,of all styles, cloaks, furs, yelvet'
and unlimited assortment Of dress goods
from the cheapest oalicoes, to the mghc,
price silks. lie offers his stock at ex
tremely low prices during the holidays,
-Hillard and Oaks in the Bee Hiy
Block keep an extensive line of dry good.
furs, calicoes, silks, merinoes, empires
cloth and dress goods, and a variety o
dry goods for everybody, at all prices
and present an attractive place for tn,
selection Of choice goods for Christina
and New Years Their stock is large
and Judging from the crowd we saw abou
their counters it will not long continue so
They intend to meet the wants and taste
Of the community, and to give satisfaction
to all who give them a call
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ALBANY, Dec. %
Gov Fenton appointed to-day Freeman
S. Fithian, of New York city, to fill the
vacancy in the superior court occasioned
by the death Of Anthony l.. Robertson.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24

Every FariueI NO owns 2 good stock Of horses,
cattle and sheep, and intends to keep them
through the winter, should get at once good
stock of "sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders"
One dollars worth will save at least half ton
Of hay
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24

Persons who have become thoroughly chilled
from any cause, may have their circulation al
once restored by taking into the stomach tea
spoonful of "Johnson's Anodyne Imminent mix
ed in little cold water, well sweetened.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24

OWL SHoT.-A perfectly white owl.
measuring five feet from tip to tip of
wings, was shot last week by Mr.. o. Hol-
den, of Mt. Holly. The bird is not an
inhabitant of this section of the country.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24

The American House, Boston, has large and
airy family rooms, quiet and retired, although in
the centre Of business and places Of amusement.
This house has no Superior in New England.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24

The Atlas Of Rutland county, Vermont,
published By Beers, Ellis & soale, Of New
York, will be ready for subscribers abou,
the 18th January, 1869.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24

ANTED AN AGENT IN EACH

w Town to take the Agency for the sale OF
Bradstreet's Rubber Moulding and Weather
Strips, applied TO the sides, bottom, top and CEN
tire Of doors and windows. The sale Is beyond
ANYTHING ever offered to agents. From 10 TO %
dollar PEI day can be made. Send for agents
circular, First who apply secure bargain. j.
r, BRADSTREET & CO., Boston, Mas,
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GRANITE STATE
MILITARY & COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
Reeds Ferry y H., on Nashua and Concord
h. X. Rev. $ y. HOWELL, Principal.

Advantages Retired location, yet easv of &C.
cess; no saloons. or places of idle resort full
corps of teachers; thorough instruction &c.
Pupils rorclvcd at any time. send for circular.
y wIW
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

- The undersigned, having been appointed by
Tie Hon. Probate Court tor the District OF Rut-
land, Commissioners 70 receive, examine and adj
Just all claims and demands OF ali persons against
the estate a the late Roxa Burdett late of Pitts
ford, in said District, deceased, hereby give notice
that we WiIl meet for the purpose Of examining
and allowing said cliims at the dwelling house
OF sid dec a>ed, saturday the 18th of January,
and goth day of March, from 10 o'clock a. m, un-
I'll o'clock, p. m each SAID day., and that six
months from the Eth day OF January, A. ID. 1863,
is the time limited by said Court for said creditors
10 present their claims to US for examination and
allowance.
Dated At Pittsford, Vt, this 18th day Of Deem
Der, A. u. 1865.
52w3w" H. r. HACK, 'oniI
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Crane, Of Bird
port recently sustained severe injuries in
one of his eyes by the bursting of gun
barrel while attempting to shoot cat
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24

SUDBURY-There is to be New Years
ball at Hyde's celebrated hotel in Sud.
bury on Friday evening, Jan LIST
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24

MNoNoLJA wNrE, Superior % the best iu-
Ported Gcrman Cologne, AMI sold a, half the
Wl.r.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24

bAlilts N4sc ma hFN NfTh CullnH WIN to-day,
the receipt, Of the hive stock have been =, he pol.
i'icllns -ay oi voting, early and often, on from
the West l0.i. uom Maine 2iG, and tie balsnc.
from the New England States, there was -me
competition among the western lrnvers Ia ~hoY
the hest holiday beef.
J, t. Taylor had q averaging one ton live
weight, tr3in kentucky. OHIO, York state, Sc.,
one par Devon oxen, 500 pounds, Were a, beau
iful a. a pttturn. Ftch Il McFlynn, . Kentucky
steers, > o}s pounds each, W. = Collans, one pair
H. steers, i,39l pounds, Kentucky steers, 4 500
pounds, pan Of two year old heif-rs, $50.
These fancy attic brought fifcy prces but prob
ably not great profit, "a they were said 10 have
cost Oto1 = ret ID live weight, ut Albany. In
consequence 81 helatge number Of cattle, trade
has been duh al the week. Through thr morning
there were some 800 in the yards at CuuIbrtgr,
and IN" demand was very weak and many uf the
butchers say they have many on band : the,
can work ~ by the time the New Year cummcn.
cc4. R,ee Livingston, sold good New Yors
oxen 10 dress u s, rwt each, for lie per ID FL
Wheeler sold PAR OF five year Old oxen. $50
pounds raised rs Luther Carpenter, Ferusnurgh
W, very fine pair at &c per pound, 2cons : $50
pounds tea By himself at l2c and 2 other cows d,
loc rcr pound one lot of good stock year Odds a,
So %, and some Grade Durham yeiring, at t25, "
per Ia all Cows aud young cattle at Toe TO lie
per pound. There were few buyers about the
yards, and sales made very slowly and only
by CONCESSIONS IN the part OF the hOlde'' iheis
were but lttle oset 1000 sheep, w'ny Of which
were on commission n. Co,k sold - at s!'51,
and c cosse,s at 81 Der hesa, one lot well led the
v,,s o.. e,lt.e ,o3 coarse and small t' u
Canud,, sheen 30 lbs. each, at 7rper pound sum
mt vrstnta3
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24

Observation-Disclosures is 10 be celebrated
in Bristol by concert aud festival at tho
NJ r, church.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24

PNREPA EusA-To quiet the excite
ment Of our citizens, and those Of adjoin.
ing towns, wcar" happy to say that Parepa
Rosa, with her celebrated troupe of ar
fists, will play AZ the new Opera House
tor st3 nights, Dec Goth and Both, having
refused all offer, from the different cities
between here and Rochester. y. Y, and
even thrown up AN engagement at Albany.
Great credit is due u the Messrs Riplcvs
tr the effort, they have put forth to -e-
cure the services OF TIL, brilliant cantatrice.
II" Press ar" tceming with praise toward
her. aud crowds are nightly obliged to 20
way from ,he different halls, unable 20
gain a hu,tt,ue,
The fittings ~ul mrnitur, d.,
the hall are elegant beyond any.
thing leyer before witnessed in
Vermont or indeed in New England out.
-,iaat Boston. The scenery, stage ma.
eMhery and fixtures, arc being prepared
iu q meat, expensive, and tasteful manner,
nn3 the ,uperin'cuaenra Of Mr. Geo.
". Barnett. whose lou- experience a> q
decorator gives abundant assurance that
they will he complete, and thorough
There aa To o" nearly dozen different
-.ean., c.mpri-ing everything neodful ior
first cls-, Theatre, with wings. borders,
aud 'sarmrutor> to match.
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HO>To> LAVE STOCK MARKET.
Brighton, Cambridge ana Medford,
Itrd lor the Rutland HknILp.


BEEF Per 100 lbs. total weight ~ hide, tai.
and meat extra, Us SCALA 90 hrst quality, ga
SOGcl3 ~; -,sund quality, Ell O0Gl2 70, third
quality No Onall ~, a few choice single pairs,
,l3 jls ~ 80. of the poorest COWS, Sc, q %
a. 20
WORKING OXEN taoO8275.
HANDY STEERS t53a2UO, OF much accord
ing Ia their value a. beef.
COWS AND YOUNG CALVES-FGu quality
s3sd fj extra t70al00, farruw and dry sO0aO0
STORES THIN YOUNG CATTLE -For faIui-
ers one year old, ttsH2s, two years old, 325ats
three years old, sl5asO.
SHEEP Fer pound, live weight, 4aSSc. ex-
SHEEP AND LAMBS Per head, An lots, " "
a SO.
FAT Hoes Per pound, % a9ac.
PELT- lnnGlihr; country lots, 7j6tS7c
POULTRY But frw at market, pric.,i2 g lbc,
I'm
HIDES Brighton los0tllc., country lots 10
Stlusr. cltltskms lSUaOc.
. SHOrES-lS a lie
TALiOw brighton, sas4c.; county lots
ISWsc,
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aleu- Advertisements.
WOOD CHOPPERS WANTED.

Wanted hmm, lately a. Sumwl, station, Mt
lily, ton men Ia cut eolrl wool. House c'nye.
uIent iuJ family 10 move into Good chance,
god pay. Apply 10 George Bauet', near sum
int Sttlbu, 81 70 the undersigned A. Walllng-
torI. FRANKLIN POST.
Fec 10. 1865. 2ldl0d&w9w
w EAVERS WANTED.---A FEW
w good Cotton Weavers, ~ commence work
immediately in the Monaduock Mills, Caremont,
y H, where good pay Will be given. And also a
few girls will find an opportunity toleara TO weave
II application is made immediately.
D. w. JOHNSON, Agent.
Clarsmdnt, y. H., Dec. =, 1861. d&wtf
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-laEj. So HE DISTURBANCE oN
SUNDAY Mueh Comment and criticism
mas a. u made 'y Interested parties rela-
eve ia The manner IN which the disturb
tn#e aa SUNDAY last, w,~ noticed in Mon
Ihy- HERALD W. have only to say in
rofyraarr 'o II. tha, We propose to conduct
th, -sHNtpi in oar own way. and make
n,aaauarfe6' oftvents as they take place
~ -sahmnnst a~ We Judge proper, with
ut r~iereurr to the dictation Of others
The -.ausI Of the affair on Sunday, which
occurred AT Richardson's livery stable, on
Wall, street, the arraigning of the par
'is, ht. l,,u before Justice n p Simons
whi.3 ."-HIlol in placing George Rich
.rd,a, auI samuel lIathorn under 5000
bond uh for their appearance at the
oanly aatrt "nd filming Jesse Clark five
}ollar, srl costs
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RCNAwAl.-A grey horse, belonging
10 Mr. Webster of the bakery establish
ment. started into run from the freight
depot yesterday, tearing wildly up
through Evelyn street, with only the thills
attached, TO the imminent danger Of nu-
merou- persons who were on the street,
thence on TO Center street where he ran
in the sleigh OF Rev George l.. Gleason,
of West Rutland, which was hitched at
one Of the posts opposite Morse 4 Chaffee'~
block, rendering reconstruction most de.
sirablc Disengaging himself from the
sleigh, he next tried heavy double team,
upon which little impression was made,
and then disappeared around the corner
of Wales street, where he was secured.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-24

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