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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-25
The Condition Of virginia.


The postpouemeut Of the election IN
Virginia places that state in a somewhat
anomalous and certainly perplcNing con-
dition The State Constitutional ConTon'
ton formally adopted the constitution,
about the middle Of April, and fixed the
second day Of June as the time when the
people Of the State should ratify the in
strument, Prior to that time, however,
Gen. Schofeld, because Of lack OF funds
to pay the expenses Of the election, in
definitely postponed it. Gen, Schofeld
has since been appointed Secretary OF
War, and Gen. Stoueman assumed com
mand Of the district, lie took the same
position respecting the election, which
continues 10 he postponed, In the mean
time, almost the entire political patronage
and power OF the State are welded by
rebels, who We're conquered in the field
but who, reversing all known results Of
physical contests between nations and
peoples have gathered TO themselves
the fruits of victory, This power : be-
ing exerted TO the defeat of the ooastitu-
ton in that State, and to the overthrow
of the Republican party in that seciion.
OF itself, such patronage would seem 70
he sufficient, but these rebels add TO it
the maligni,y and fendishneSs which
marked some Of their actions during the
rebellion, and deliberate murder aud
cold-blooded aSsassinatons take place,
committed BY these people, who claim to
accept the situation and to be truly re.
constructed Mr. Milbournc, member
Of the Constitutional Convention, tried
loyalist, quiet and innofensiv", and op-
posed TO shy stringent treatment of the
rebels was literally plundered by them
while in power under the Confederacy,
and now has been foully murdered.
This is but one of number of cases
which have occurred in the past few
months. The local organizations of the
State being completely controlled by these
rebel people, acts of like hcinous charac.
ter pass UNPUBLISHED and almost unno-
ticed, the murdcrcls at large and continu-
ing to live in the vicinity Of the commits
sion Of the crime. A. the military Off
GERS manifest an indispo,ition to make
any removal Of rebel officers, the only
hope Of the Republican party is in an
early election. Not until then can these
outrages be prevented. The State Cen
trail Committee have visited Washington
for the purpose OF urging upon the re-
construction committee prompt action for
their relief as essential not only to the
success of the Republican party, in that
State, but for the protection of the lives of
recognized Unioniots. Such state of af-
fairs are deplorablc, aud Congress should
give relief from their pcrplcxing condi-
ton at the earliest possible day
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POISONING CAsEIN SHoREHAN.-Capt
nccclls, who was poisoned in Shoreham,
and whose funeral was attended on Sat
urley, was an officer in the "a Vermont
Regiment Entering the service as pri-
yate, he rose to the rank Of Captain Of Co,
TX, and for some time acted as Adjutant of
the Regiment, and was popular with all.
lie was in every battle in which the reg
iment engaged, and was never wounded,
though one of the brayest Of men, and was
a man of talent and good edusation
AT the time iof his death he was in
partnership with his father in the wheel
wright business; and also owned the stage
that runs between Middlebury and Shore
ham. Ills father and brother that were
less severely poisoned, are at present re-
covering. He was not an incorporate
man, but partook of the poisoned liquor
on that morning because he felt indis-
posed Suspicion fastcns on a woman in
the ncighborhood' who owed the family
ill.will. Although an examination failed
10 disclose any proof Of her guilt, yet all
are confident that she is guilty. His
Heath throws shade OF sorrow over those
If his regiment who knew his sterling yir-
tues, and were favored with his friend
ship.
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PERSONAL Judge Poland has return.
ell To Washington
Hon Asa o, Aids, L, s Consul at
Nice, has arrived in New York and is ex-
pcoted in s., Adams daily,
Lieut. OIL, L. l., I.andon Of the staff
Of Maj, Gen, T. " sherman, was in ST.,
Albans Tuesday evening and has gone 70
Rouscs Point
Tho corner stone Of the W. r. Church
in Union Village will lc laid to-day,
Tuesday Rev Jesse T Peck, D. D., Of
Albany, y, Y, will deliver the address,
Major \, \, Gibson, L. S artillery,
who has been sojourning at ST. Altans, re,
turned TO his command at Fort Warren,
Boston harboE On Wednesday evening
last.
Rev, Eaoeh Corser, an aged and well
known New Hampshire Congregational
clergyman, died in Boston. June 18th, in
the cighty-seycuth year Of lis age He
was a graduate Of Middlcbury College,
Mr.. james Cady Of Bennington has
been spending a brief season for the ben.
eft Of his health on the island OF Barba.
does, has become insane, caused by the
climate, Hope, are entertained OF his re.
coycry,
Among the. recent graduates at the
Naval Academy at Annapolis, We notice
the name Of J. b, Smith of Vermont. His
rank OF merit was second among tho New
England students
Cards are out for fashionable we'd
ding in Washington this week. The par.
ties are Senator Henderson Of Missouri,
and Miss Mary Foot, daughter of Judge
Foot, formerly of New York, and aniecc Of
the late Senator Foot Of Vermont.
The Burlington Times says; Gen.
Stannard returned from a months trip,
including the Chicago Convention. The
General improved his leave OF absence by
visiting the Rocky Mountain and the
Union Pacific Railroad. lie found that
Grant and Colfax in those clear cool Re
publican regions, were ratified with a
will.
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BRATTLEBoRo.-As Mrs. John Brooks Of
Brattleboro, with her sister and three chill
dren, now on a visit from \ Y. were driving
down the old road from South Main street
to David Goodell's, Thursday morning,
18th inst, the harness gave way and the
horse ran, in short time freeing itself
itself from the wagon. One Of the ladies
remained in the wagon unhurt, the other
with the children either jumped or were
thrown out, one ofthe latter, about two
yearsof age, receiving injuries from which
it died the same day.
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GOLDEN WrDpIxc-Daa and Mr.
B. W. Tennev Of Wells Rivcr reached IN,
10th orr;ycrs,ry &c u,.;r ,,or,;,,.,l IA.
S,bhah n.aoL H. r.1a1.,,i,,, ..'....
Ms T.nna,. H.. 49,, -, ;,',..,;, g..
.cyor,1 ,,o,rs s,I IL. -, ' ,,';'.,s,.
i w,s ~ snnaa-,l H., III ~ s.,,,,
week to week. She i. now somewhat bet
ter. though still confined closely IN her
he'd. Gre,t inv and .r,ti,rlc i,,r.y,r
su..l H., L.. =,
- Wv ~, - " ',' '''',S,''''' anu .'''
numerous iIiohdS th't she Is spared TO
complete hall century Of welded life.
1t was pleasant thought that they were
married ON the Sabbath. and that tLi.
5o,b ,r,i,c..,,,. ,,..,.,,,.....,. II,
,us,.G .''' ''''9
va! -''' ''.' ''''' inc Joy OF the occasion
was one oil peculiar SaerednesS, and, at
Mrs Icnucy's earnest request her pastor
came towards cycniu., Of the d1v. and of.
fcrod n prs,sr of ,b,,,l..,ri,.;n., .,,1 mi,
my ""' VI wv" P'i SUNS
ueSiueS the lalhliy were present Inc
children, grandchildren and great-grand-
child, ten in all, would gladly have been
present had Mrs. Tenney's health admit
tod of spcb , ,,,tLor;,,, ,rbo,. l,,l .o,,,
-, = -
- Gus lJ", ''''''' u AZ" '"N''! ''N''.' VI
'hc'r hilai love- ana sun more precious
words of gratitude remembrance"
A co,resnondent ur;t;,,,, +, .Lo
Wild. -, 49,. - .,;a al,
','''''' ''''''', mus i','' '''.' ,,'' ''''-
ora'''h Oh soIaeh wedding IN lroc'ors-
vile -, .., r.,
In froctorsvlhe' june olh' Clark ana
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EXAMINATION OF TIE PoTrEEs.-The
Burlington Times gives the following ac-
count Of the Potters: Chas. H. and DR.
Hamilton Potter were brought before
Justice Hollenbecb, Saturday, on charge
Of burglary and secreting OF goods stolen
from Wright's store in Williston. Hen
ry Ballard, Esq, appeared for the prison
crs, and E. r. Hard, Esq, for the State
in the absence of States Attorney Engles-
by. Several important witnesses not be-
ing present, the case was continued until
Tuesday, July :, and the bail for appear
ance was fixed at $4,000 each on the
the charge of burglary, and $1,000 on
charge Of socreting stolen goods
There is strong suspicioa that Stephen
1 Foster, cousin Of Potter's was connect.
ed with the robbery He was seen that
day going about with one hand bandaged
and has since disappeared. None of the
parties have as yet furnished bail, so they
still have lodgings in the jail
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40 Park Row, New York.
A TERRIBLE DEATH.

A OF the thousands wasting away with Con-
sumption, there is not one in ten but that can re-
vert to time when il was "nothing but oatarrh,'
This disease depends upon a poisonous and humor-
al condition of the general system, and the use of
strong snuff or caustic solutions always irrItate
the parts already infamcd; they often astringe
the membrane. suddenly checking the morbid Sc
cretion and driving the disease directly upon the
lungs. The success of DIR. kESSEDYs " PERNA-
HEST CURE FOR CArARRH," lies In the fact that
it pries the blood, gives tone and vitality TO the
system, while the liberated membrane Is cleansed
and healed by soothing applications. See that his
lac smile Is upon the wrapper. For sale by all
druggists DEMAS BARNES x co, New York,
General Agents
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DRowNED.-At Richmond, Wednesday
evening, Fred. Sprague, son of DIR. c. \.
L. Sprague of Williston, while bathing
in the Winooski, got beyond his depth,
and, being poor swimmer, was carried
off by the current and drowned Two
friends were bathing with him at the
time, but could not save him. Deceased
was about IS years Of age. His body was
recovered early next morning
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REwARD.-The village Trustees are
taking course which must meet the APP
proval Of our citizens in offering a reward
Of 800 for the detection Of the parties
who fired the barn of Gov. Page On Fri
day night last We trust vigilant meas
nres will be taken by our authorities 10
ferret out the Villains who, like the mid
night assassin, would cndangor the lives
of our people by s,ealthily setting On fire
our dwellings and property.
81. ALBANs BAY The steamer River
Queen, Capt. Tobias, will commence her
regular trips between st. Adams Bay and
Pittsburgh in about one week. She is
l22 tons burthen.. l06 feet long, and 2G
feet wide. She is undergoing repairs and
several alterations, which will add to her
comfort as ferry boal. Captain Tobias
is well known on the lake AS a gentle
man, and in whom the public, who feel
disposed TO take a trip with him. can
place entire confidence
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COMMUNICATION ENTERTAINMENT
An entertainment will be given in Mid
die Granville, on the afternoon and eve
ming Of Friday, the 2Gth inst, in COM
mcmoration Of the deeds Of those who fell
in the late rebellion, and in aid of the sol
diers' monument fund. Music and promi-
nent speakers will be secured for the oc.
casion, and no pains will be spared in
making itone of special interest ard pleas.
ure to all.
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SUICIDE OF \ Observation-Disclosures
was received by telegram in Boston, on
Sunday, of the death by his own hands
Of Mr.. G. W. Bclden, OF the firm of Bel
den, Keith " Co, bankers in London.
Mr. Belden came to. this country about a
week ago in financial embarrassment, and
it was publicly stated that he had alb
seconded from England. 1t is affirmed,
however, that he came here to effect Il
compromise with his creditors, most OF
whom were in America Upon his ar
rival in New York, however, he was ar
rested and thrown into Ludlow street
Jail, where he on Sunday morning com
mitted suicide Mr. Belden was a native
Of Johnson, in Lamoille county.
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ST. ALRANs GRANT CLuR,-onthe 18th
the Republicans Of ST. Adams formed u
Grant Club by the adoption Of eons'itn'
ton, the preamble of which states the
purpose to be for tina promotion OF Re-
publican principles and advancing the
election Of Ulysses S, Grant and Schuyler
Coliax for President and Vice President,
Col r, C, Benton was elected President,
with II II. Hoyt, james SAKE, II, r, sher-
man, d, r. Bailey and Julius r. Brooks,
as Vice President; Vim, III, Whiting, Re
cordlng Secretary; Wilbur F. Davis
Corresponding Secretary; i. A. Smith,
Albert Sowles, Geo, c.. Hunt, l., Med,
Smith, w. NJ. Donald, Executive Com
mittee.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. - The Salem
Press says that uIan in the employ of
the Il. 4 w Railroad at Shushan, whip
ped his wife week ago last Saturday
morning. because she did not get up and
get his breakfast at ) o'clock The wife,
feeling indignant at this kind of treat
ment, resolved to drown herself, and for
that purpose proceeded to the bridge
crossing the Kill, near by, but was pre-
vented from doing so by Mrs. Baker,
who Glanced to be near, and who per-
shaded her to return to her family.
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..,THE GREAT PIN-WORM REM

4 EDY.r-Those troublesome and dangerous
pests, Pin-Wofms, or any other Worms, are safely
and thoroughly expelled from the system by the
use of On. GouLp's PTS-WoRM SYRUP, without
injury to the health of the most delicate child or
adult. Purely vegetable. Warranted 10 cure
GEO. c. GOODWIN & Co, Boston, Mass, and
al druggists. Price Is cents,
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FENIAN STATE CONVENTIONAL State
was held at Burlington on Saturday last
The proceedings of the convention We're
private, but public meeting was held in
the City Hall in the evening, which was
attended by large and enthusiastic au-
dience. Capt. J. j. Monahan presided.
The meeting was addressed by Major
Rafferty, of New York, upon the proprie-
ty of the Fenian movement and the causes
which led to it.
Gen John ONeil, President Of the Fe-
MAN Brotherhood, also addressed the
meeting upon the general subject and its
prospects.
Mr.. Mnnahan then called for contribu-
tions of money and men, AS did likewise
Major Rafferty,. Considerable money was
paid III, and several joined the Fenian
circle. The public meeting then adj
iourned and private meeting of the cir
Gle followed, which continued to quite a
late hour.
Gen. O'Neil, it will be remembered,
commanded the Fenian troops at the
skirmish with the Queens Own at
Ridgeway, Canada, in 1866. He is ac-
companied in his present tour by Capt.
Driscoll Of r. l., formerly of Gen. Sween-
ey staff, and at present military organ
ner of the f. B
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County CoNvENTIoN.-Att the recent
County Convention in Windsor County,
the following named gentlemen were APP
pointed the County Committee: James n.
Edminster, Charles Morgan, Lucian Black
mer, VIM. Rounds and Charles s. Ray
mond
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nTR HOME THE UILLSIDE,

~ The largest Hygiene Watcr-Curr in the
world Can Accommodate nicely $50 Patients.
scenery extremely beautiful, climate very hvalth-
tul. Water very pun and soft and very album
dlnt. Village - inoN inhabitants within 18th OF
mile nE. JAMES C.JACkSON, It's Physician
IN chief, has, in 20 years. treated over 4OuJU par
~ons tor Chronic Diseases, AMI cured IS Per cent of
them, and never gave one ut them any medicine
send tur circular, iuelo.ius rel pn>tl4c stamp
Address AUSTIN, JACKSON a CO., Iausull.,
LIVINGSTON county, y Y
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CONSUMPTION POSITIVELY

( NUNNI MPIIUN TUNIIIN Ed
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scrbed and recommended by physialau, all over
the country, and Is performing more cures than
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GOODWIN 81 Co, 81 Hanover st., BOSTON, ard all
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Vermont Items,

There are now thirty-three children
at the Orphans Home in Burlington.
Prosper Merrill of Felchvillo has
bought the Blake place in Woodstock for
S25 1000.
The Windsor County Bar, on the 18th
inst, presented to the court resolutions of
respect for the late Hon. Norman Will
liams, and the court ordered them re-
corded
Rev r. S. Howard of st. James
church, in Woodstock, was early in its
history a vestryman of the parish Of
Christ church in Montpelier.
Several friends Of Rev Silas McKoen
of Bradford have purchased for him d
desirable house and lot in Bradford vii
lage, worth $1,000, and given him and
his wife life-lion Of the same.
Hon 'Portus Baxter was insured for
$4,000 in the Equitable Life Assurance
Company OF New York, and his widow
has acknowledged the receipt of the
same.
Rev Edward Bourns Of Northicld
VI, late President of Norwich Universe
ty, was recently taken i'll in the pulpit
His lower limbs are now completely par
alyzed.
Mrs Margaret Cohleigh, who died al
Hydepark May 18th, left legacy o
$500, to be used toward building Con
gregational church in lIydepark
Jas. +. Batchelder of Vermont wa,
one Of the class which graduated at West
Point on Monday, and who received thci
dipla at the hands Of Cen Grant.
RUNAwAY.--As Curtis Ayers, with hi
wife and three children, were. on thei
way home from St Johnsbury to Baker,
field, last Monday afternoons, and just a
they began TO descend Warner hill in til
former place, some part OF the harnes
gave away, letting the carriage upon tn
horses heels, who commenced at ono
to run at fearful rate. Mr. Ayers hcl
on with all his might but was unable t
stop them, and barely succeeded in keel
ing them in the road and successful
running the gauntlet Of u number
teams that were III the street. The hors
went tearing on towards North Danyill
and when just this side Of Mr.. Str6etcr
Mrs. Ayers refined them into the ditc
and bushes, when they broke away fro
the carriage without upsetting it, or il
juring any Of its occupants. 1t was
narrow and most fortunate escape fro
what seemed an inevitable and serious a
cident. One OF the horses was badl
hurt
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0RDMNED.-John C. Mclaughlin of
Burlington was ordained sub-deacon for
the Roman Catholic diocese of Burling-
ton at st. Joseph's Provincial Seminary,
Troy, on the 9th inst. The solemn and
imposing ceremony was performed by
Bishop Mcfarland of the diocese of Hart
ford
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PRoPERTY.-THE SUB

HOIE Ed I nut f.INI = IIE n d
L L scriber offers for sale his three story and
basement bnck building, 20 feet front, within
three minutes walk OF the Depot, situated corner
OF Nam and Grove streets, poultney, Building
in good repair. Possession given immediately
Poultney three miles frem Lake Austin, Is one OF
the most delightful villages IN the state, and Is
widely known as summer uasOrt, Terms easy
and price reasonable. Address
Nc. HYDE,
rnaysgdSwtf loultney, Vt
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BARRE AcADEMY.-The anniversary
exercises Of Barre Academy will take
place July 9th and 10th, according to the
following programme;
Thursday evening, July 9th, celcbra-
ton of the Social Fraternity. Address
by President Angel.
Friday afternoon, July 10Th. Gradual
ing Glass Grafton, The Element Of
Success" S. 5. L. Buchanan, Chazy, New
York
Anniversary meeting of Associated
Alumni. Address by Hon. c. W. Willard
of Montpelier, Poem by II. NJ. Heller
Troy, \. Y.
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This Company issues policies insuring against
LOSS CT LIFE FROM ANY CAUSE
Watcher diseases or accident, with
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The combined Life and Accident policy, We con-
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the LEAST MONEY which Is the great object in life
insurance.
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I lGHr WORK.

For BEST Wheels and Carriage Materials, buy OF
S, y. BROWN Il co,
Dayton, Ohio,
Our Spokcs arr made Of second growth Hickory,
and are tough and stih which Alr the great rrqul-
sites Ion light work IlubS not ,Ncclled.
B,p- GIVE oar goods trial.
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ORLEANS COUNTY CouRT.-The June
Torn commences to-day. los cases have
been set for trial by jury.
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DELEGATES 10 THE STATE CoNvEN-
TIoS.-Williston, J. b. Robinson, c. w.
Bullock.