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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-09-17

And the Trustees of the several Townships are
further required to return from their respective
Townships to the Probate Judge of said County
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IT. CLAIRSVlLLE&WHEELING
NEW OMNIBUS.
One Price Always.

A NEW AND ELEGANT oMNrBus, under
y the charge OF 4 careful Conductor Is nov
running between st Clairsville & Wheeling.
every day, tSunday excepted leaves st. Clairs-
willie at ~ A. NJ, returning 5lS p. NJ: Leaves
Wheeling % Pm. FAIR EACH WAY Soets-
All orders and packages carefeiiy attended TO.
Passengers and packages will be attended 70 by
leaving orders at the NATIONAL HOTEL st.
aps-tf II &. w. JOHNSON q co.
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Democrats have you heard from Maine?
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Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate,

ana >. NJ. COm. Bel. GO. u.
r. H. COCHRAN, Atty for Plf.
Sheriff's Office st. Clairsville, o. Sept. TO- 1865
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The Lady's Friend for June.

g Whatever The ladies' Magazine may have been 10
times pasi, some u those Of the present dag, both In
respect to their engrayings and A. 70. their iitefary
contents, are Of avery high character. The Steel Gu
cravings are executed in the best ttylsl or art--the
fashions are refined, ~iudisiQua and elegant-whilo
their literary e~optants often 4dEpass IN their peculiar
line the Efforts Of the masenlinS monthies. 10 blame
these magazines fothot being more solid and heavy,
IL a. sensible as 10 blame a yonng gil for not being an
old manor q rose for not being a potato. Va take
the magazine before ns-one % the beet % IT. class
and what do We end "A we'll eKeeuted and .sngges-
tiye steel engraving. called q The Prisoner, OF State. -
A handsome and picturesque eolorod Steel fashion
plate Of Fancy Costumes. An interesting wood en-.
craving Of The Hfirst Ohnrsh inTEhgland and q
number Of qther engraTings nlustratiTe Of the present
mode FOR women and ebi.drenis dresses. And, In ad-
dition to all this, novelets and stories BY such writer's
ne Harriet Prescott spoaord, Elisabeth Prescott, Amau-
do NJ. Douglas, August Bell, Miss MufEey, &e. Now
whom In addition 70 such writer's, we give the names
OF Mrs. Henry Wood, (the English novelisil, Louise
Chandler Moulton. Florence PsroY, Margaret Hoemer,
and others Whg contribute to the Lady's Friend, our
readers viii see that this magazine must necessarily
take a. high q rank IN literature, ash evidently does
An fashion, The truth Is THAI SO costly are the UtorH-
menta Of these ladiea' maga1ines, IL takes a very large
edition even 10 pay their expenses. The Ladyis
Friendn u published by deacon q Peterson, $40 wsl-
nut Street, Philadelphia, at g. so n yer (which also i'm
elpdes a Large steel snsravlpsl. Sample copies Is es.
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what Contributes Log atty

We have besu crSiihiy inforaed, that oae day last
week whilst two Of our citizens, llobel and Loyal
were eouversing together In AbaEbor'shop, the Rebel
asked the loyal man, "what consolidated loyalty ~
The Union gentleman answered BY saying, that all
persons who went into the Union arm aud fought 70
put d'wn the recent rebellion, and received an honor
aAl0diaehags fronIhe Government, eohsiituted true
loyalty. n 7a.
The Rebel remarked, In q vlndletivs manner, that
A~sthodghi that such a discharge was I'D roor honor.
eai'n soldiers, what DO you think Of The man who has
made use Of the above language } We ala not suppose
hat there was an individual, sunk 50 deep u infsmy,
living in this community. Union people ought to b
aware Of the fact, tha. there u a class Of br-doraSs
u THIS country who are making every effort possible
70 bring the Union cause, and Union people, into DIG
nPute' And elevate tbeusske Gsd the rebel cauao.A
"seae oar comrades in aFRA aEs FsTpadT to submit,
2 nave our honor furnished, and he holy Gauss In
F9lsh No fought usds dursrntsbss0w We answer, in
.ne language ofold Hickory, "by the Eternal" never
ppeS Who pads u,s 06ths7 inhnap epiihsi
aoovs reeaHia, no IhaiI hear from Us again. No man
AiPeek Of 3, in : dilFspseltar mnnnsr, and or
comrades Who fought to put down the rebellion, a.
,ons as Weran peak write, q % anything else, In a
lawful way, 70 defend ourfalvss .
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tbe "Union Flag During the Cam
naien for One Dollar!
ONE ON DOLLAR EACH!
Rebsl and Copperhead Eostacy!

4N0D0H WI" II,.a,a.4 a,,o,. ~. odvo-
The excitement on w ga IN. IA.
'ie'ot tho .L0'' O1~ Nn.snr !. $40, h,oD sosr
ne'Ios'"s VI 0N,n p, NJ -. 81 rohr Nor.
su'n u n'sp m,l -.LL, - r..chod ia
en'' cavalry rS'u'' VIZ tov.
'er'u'an' ny,s% & ,u,,ror J.hn,on. osAIs
pfss r,sTnI III ITEa n, tbis
'n'sun A''", ~ n MI M. ind
p' m"ae PuD''O - nj . hn,,Ing a. 10
I'pperhsan alOuso -, Nv - = 6s-s,roolv
f0ale son',as'aO's sS ~ ~, uEa
put "NV' ~ 4 ,o.Iuv
ne S'o'e' '-ns'V :
'ope Of the hraI result
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~Jonesboro' and Reedy Creek Turn
Pike Road.

Pursuant tOa recent acts tho General Assembly Of
The State Of tennessee, the fOllowing.namod men were
appointed and constituted as Board Of Commisssion-
crs, to solicit Stock for the building Of the JOnesbOrO'
and Ready Greek Tufn5Piko Road to-Eit; John F,
Grisham, isaac CARRIER, David May, sam'l KoPlingsr,
VIM. n. Besls, WIN. Garland, VIM. t. Erwin, John
Longmirs, John Q. Glnls, WIN, L. Tison, saP'i link.
or, VIM. Rice, WIN. Parks, SEN, and John MahonOy.
They are hereby notified to meet on the 9Th day Of
June, 1858, for the purpose Of organizing ihs Board,
and taking steps necessary TO Che Immediate c~onstrus-
ton Of tho Read.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-22
IVA For the UaiOn Rias.
Boon's Greek Debating Society.

Z Has The Negru had a greater right 10 complain Of
the White man than the Indian ~
The members or this. Society mot and debated this
question on Saturday the 10th inst, In the presence Of
a large audience. Those who spoke In behalf Of the
affirmative we're E.R. Shiplsy, Esq, .. A.. KirkPat-
rick anA Or. VIM. Hale, Those Of the negative Fero
J. N. B. Crouch, and VIM. O. Maupin. The Commit
tee OF Decision wsre Worley Lmnvin, John Carter and
the Rev. James Beckett. The negative OF the ques-
ton deserve eredit fer their eloqu9nee, In defending
the "causei Of the Indian, On tho contrary, the AZ
nrmativo appealed 10 the Goddess Of Liberty " aud
civilization with such Logical %ntiheturs, hat II made
the eompacthsss and symmetry OF their arguments in
coetroyertabIe. fConsaquenlly the aecisOn Was given
Ia behalf Of the alArmativa.A N W WafA
ISAAC HAMILTON, President.
JoHN BASKET. S4crotary. al aW.tW
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ourgNavy in the Rebellion.''

We call the attention OF our readers to tho adver-
tisement, in another column, Of "AgentS Wantedn for
the above splendid work. Il Is ono Of the most ex-
csliont works that has been issued from tho press
slacS the close OF the rebellion. Do not fail to send
for a copy. Our young mon should at once sond foran
Agency to soil this work. Address Messrs. q. D..
Trcat L Co., Publishers, No. ga Broadway, New York
CuYgf N roI' r.1fH1f3rl g-Iti f3a
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-22
Boynton's History of the Navy Du-
ring the Rebellion.

work, and pronounce 1t one Of tho best books OF the
kind We ever had tho pleasure threading. is print
ed on fine white papor-well bound, and illustrated
with numerous steel and meEotint engravings-mAk-
ing 1t one Of the most excellent Library works tina.
can DO found anywhere. Send and got a copy.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-22

IMPORTANT TO YOU'VE DoeFoRsi

We have received from the Medical University Of
Philadelphia, Penn, a GRADuAriSa cERriFrcArR Of
Scholarship, which entities the holder to all tho bene-
hts Of the Institution until he graduates. This eerti-
neato is marked on the margin, price, S~ereny.dse Dol
lara, and can be bought by any one applying lmmedi-
atOiy, on reasonable termp. fH1
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-22
pepatv Grand Leoturer Nalpon.

Tho work % Rev. Mr.. Nelson closed ia this place on
Monday 6st. Large numbers OF tho Masonic frater.
nifty avSidd thsmselyes or the privilege Of hoadug his
lectures and we are satisfied no man has ever came
amongst uspwho won AFlironser 9rCdcegef feeling Of
esteem and respect. He goes rom US with the bless
ing Of many warm hearts, . grr
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HIDES WANTED.

,ruF vxprRSGSED WILL PAY TIE HIGHEST
markst priv On CASH Tor sithef pfJ o. 6teen
Hdss aeliversd NJ the resiisnse ~ Dr. n wheeler,
Tonesboru' Tenn., o. al nlairs Tan lAfl n.rr In
bresis Iron Kifks on Nolachucky River, Washington
rounty, Tenn.
~ filass tanned m toe shares and fall saii.fae-
rt1nnised WHEELER 4 M~rLAlHHldN.
m,rI fnnnrra.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-22
WIN. !. PAYNE, ESQ,

Is tho Agent for the sale Of DR.. VIM. Smiths Illus
trated Bible Dictionary. Also, POlygIot Family BIZ
BILE. Any one wishing to get these good and valuable
books can secure them BY applying 70 Mr.. ? Sor leav-
ing their orders at this office. He e Agent for Carter,
Washington and GFeone counties.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-22
Life of General Grant.
by non. ]. 7. ~nEApIEf.

See the advertisement Of this most excellent book in
another column. Every Radical Repabliesn should
have this work, so they will understand tho history Of
our Presidential standard bearer. Send for q eopy.-
Address Il. B Treat 4 Co., Publishers, Goa Broadway,
Now York City. fa14 gUno7 f' tsa
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-22
The " Peoples Book Of Biography

We direct the attention Of our Eeaders-Gnd especi-
ally to our ontorprising and energetic young men, to
the advertisement Of the above named work In anOth-
er column. II is a book that will sell anywhere, among
all elassss-And one which should be in every Library.
sond for a copy at once. Address A. 8. Hale L Co.,
Hartford. Conn. H. -HH f
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-22
Criminal Court.

non A. W. Howard reriysd h. ~comml.ion a.
enninai Jaass and ues rT6m Into oacs " mi, usB.
cAAnesler Lucky, on satariay IaiL. asd 4 soliin-
~ conrthh week Rossnyinc.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-22
we Jonesbor0 Lt ararnA aaonintinn

ms nddrfttof prf Pflsusli lslers tbi.AnoelaIon
= tuAsday evening vas one Of ahHlty ana eloqusnes.
y Contained some Of The most excellent and original
~a''ase aaa aAouudst ~ fhsiq5fn ditlloaAkd good
a'Fh adviee. We usre Glad 70 see the lnereaso nihs
-snSsis present. LET thesorktm o. an un ,rery
S,''n n this eouniry ia nembsr. Ths Aiociaiioa
next.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-22

u EFoRM FOR LA~DIEs-Nfadame Jumsl's Mamma
In rial balm aud Patent Breast Elevator, developes
the hest physiologeally. Depot, 907 broadway, New
YORK. Send stamp foe pRrdeuiars, Sold ~ Druggists
and Ladies' Furnishing stores everywhere.
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CAROs -.
Nv refarrence Ia the above notice OF Dissertation OF
us-srs MCDANIEL, LFfCHFtELD B co, the
CStSaIGNMENTS OF T~IAfCONCEkN have DEhh
TRANSFERRED TO OUR HOUSE.
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Worthy OF all Farmers Attention.

BrowHipg's Excelsior Phosphate Is without doubt
tho Best fertilizer that varies in its composition, ae-
catding to the crop for which It Is intended TO be used
Pamphlets giving full particulars. furnished free Of
charge. by Addressing tho manufacturer, GEORGE Ia.
DROWNING, 20 Market st., Camden, N. J. Tho man
aciurer Is a practical farmer. %
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The 'Unlon Flag Illustrated !

ohion Rag ~4ilu5trotcd
ssAAss engaged lho s~aryices N . special Afilst.
aaa shall illustrate the FlsJ dufins he campaign With
tApsr0a' Woci cult. II you want something decideds
.ea, 'ab'eribo Tor the Fleg, and 500 coPpsrhsadlsn
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1THE 7EAST TENNESSEE IUNION FLAG.
MEDICAL ILLUMINATION /!

-Four Magnifeently Illustrated MIedlcnl Books, con-.
tanning Important Physiological Information for Men
and Women, sent free on receipt Of 20 cents by address,
ing Or. John YaEderpool, No, 80 Clinton Place, New
York City.
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DISSOLUTION.


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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-30

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following the nomination % Seymour. i
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hrah1 ram, Enumeration lnee'lhS tha' "''
oeu 81, 'le'o since 'ie campaign opened
, rue ,"o platforms
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-30
lfrm the Home add Abusd.l
The Chimney swailsw.
By JULIA c. n. poaa.

onefnigh, as sat by my table,
Tired Of books aud pen.
With wandering thoughts far strAylas
Out into thu world OF men,
That world where tho busy ~orkers
such musical deeds are doing.
Each one with a steady purpose
ms own Pot plans pursuing.
"agh the house was wrspt In slsno>
ana Tue ehlldTeh were all asleep,
Anu even he mouse IN the valnsaot
had ceased To run and leap,
All az once from the open ehinna,
Tame hum and rustic and whlrring.
That startled me out u my dreaming,
And set my pulses stirring
What vast Ipausei aud listened;
The tnses were all Ia bloom,
And IA irum the garden tiostel
The ylnlets rich perfume.
~ y could not be- Kriss kringls,
Tor ne only comes you knsw,
When the Christmas bells are Ginning,
And the hills are white with snow.
Hank sound a. Of rushing watss.
Or the rustic Of falling leaves,
Or the pattor Of eager raisdrop.
Wonder among the caves
Then out nom the dark, old chimney,
biackenel with SCOT and smoke,
With a Nair OF lutterng pinions
\ startled birding broke.
Dashlng against the window;
Lighting a msment where
My .culptursd Apgo! FOLDED
Its SOFT white Wings IN prayer,
Swinging upon the curtains
Pcrched an the ivy vine;
AZ last IL rested trembling
In tender hands Of Iaine
NJ stain upon its piumagei
No dust upon It's wings
Al, happy bird thus dwelling
Cnsniled mid ioulcst things,
But happier thou, O sou. oi mine
II thou az last shall soar.
Where earthly soil and sorrow
shall yex thee neyermore,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-30

CHEsTER.-The Bellows Falls Times
gives the following Chester items:
There were several cases of prostration
in Chester from heat on the 10Th inst, but
none fatal
Miss Emma Ordway was quite severely
injured on the 10th inst, by the over
turning of carriage in which she was
riding.
Jesse Hosmcr. a resident of Chester,
and brakeman on the Rutland Railroad,
had his collar bone broken. by being
thrown from car near Healdville, July
10Th
On the 10th inst, the school taught by
Miss Susan Church paraded the streets
with music and banners and afterwards
adjourned to the grove near Osgood Sar.
geant's and spent the afternoon in social
picnic.
VIM II. II. Cram, while at work at the
mill of Parmenter & Powers on the It'll
inst, was injured by piece of board
flying from the circular saw and striking
him in the face. 1t was at first feared
that he would lose the sight of one eye
but it is now hoped that such result
may be avoided.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-30

the flag of liberty, and elect Grant and
Coliax-men who can be trusted under
all circumstances.
The weather here is very hot, the Their
mometer ranging from 90 To ls degrees
in the shade, The crops are splendid
wheat mostly harvested; corn, oats and po'
tatoes, as well as everything else, promise
great yield. Our railroads are pushing
ahead. The country is fast settling VI
with an enterprising population. In
few wears Kansas viii be one Of the first
States in the Union.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-30

CHECK LIST OF VorERs.- Byhn act of
the Legislature, passed at its last session,
all towns and cities in which 500 or more
votes may have been east for town Rep
resentative, are required TO make check
lists Of voters without petition. We
would suggest to the civil authority the
propriety Of making the list early enough
to avoid any confusion and hurry. The
lists, we believe, must be posted up by
the first day Of August. Let all Grant
and Colfa1 men zee to it that they are
properly registered, and then let them
also see to it that they vote early the first
day of September.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-30

WNLLINGFoRD.-A one o'clock in
the night of Saturday, or rather Sunday
morning, the inhabitants of Wallingford
village were awakened by the most I'M
earthly screams and scrooches that ever
emanated from the throat Of man or brute.
The noise was found to proceed from the
chamber windows of the residence OF
Franklid Post, Esq. Mr., Post and family
had left that day for a short soiourn in
New York. When the ueighbors arrived
there. it was found that some burglars had
effected an entrance into an upper win
low in the rear part of the residence, by
means Of box and plank. The noise
they made in the back part of the house
had attracted the attention OF two young
lalies sleeping in the front part, who only
waited to be sure that strangers were in
the house, when up went the sash and
they screamed in unison for help. Thi,
outcry frightened away the burglars. and
brought help Just in time to hear Thorn
Irving rapidly away. The plank by
which they had scaled the window was
lett They found nothing to carry away
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-30

; NEGRO CONFERENCE.-The Spring
field Republican says in reference to a
recent item Of the Montpelier Argus on
Sumner negro Congressman
The utterly nauseating copperhead
sheet at Montpelier, the only one in the
State, comes ont with carricature Of
Sumner embracing the first negro Con.
gresham who shall arrive at Washington
1t is a comfort to know that there will be
a score of negroes sent to Congress before
Democrat goes from Vermont.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-30

next, at seven o'clock p m, for the pur-
pose Of electing three delegates to repre-
sent said town in the onion District Con,
yention for tho First District Of Vermont,
10 b. held at Rutland on the 9TH day Of
August next
j. q, BAKER, for Town Com,
Wallingford, July Esd, 1868,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-30

PRIMARY MEETING.-The Union Re-
publican voters of the town Of Walling-
ford, in the county Of Rutland, are re-
quested 70 meet Mt the Town Hall il
Wallingford, on the 1st day of August
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-30

FIRST DIsTRIcT.-The Vermont Cen.
trail, Rutland, Bennington and Rut-
land Railroads, will carry to the Repub.
lican Congressional Convention al Rut.
land, August 9th, for fore one TOY.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-30
ou,u, Neb July 90. 1868

. CosT.oF PuEIIc SCHooI.s-Thc cost
of tuition in the public schools of the
United States has been estimated as fol.
lows; In Detroit, $3.50; Toledo, 1854
Chicago, $500 Providence and New
Haven, $3.50; Philadelphia, 1911; st
Louis, $685. Louisville, $ll11; Cincin,
natl, SLIP Boston, Sll.is; New York
$f2O4 Average, 5000.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-30

PRINCE EDWARDS IsLNNp.--Spcaker
Colfax has appointed Gen, Butler, Judge
Poland Of Vermont and Mr., Beck of Ken
lucky commissioners, under resolution
Of the House, To visit Prince Edwards
Island this summer in a revenue cutter,
They are TO make inquiry into the ex-
ports and imports Of the island and the
views and position, as well as the author
ity of the colonial government 10 enter
into special arrangements with the United
States This may be the initial move
ment toward the annexation Of the
island.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-30

ANEW MINERAL SPEING.-Thc Brat
tlcbor5 Phou,v thus notice, the purchase
ii "a new mineral spring: The Lowell Bull
lock farm, at Guiliord Center, has been
recently purchased by parties from out OF
town for the sum Of $1,000. \ mineral
spring, whose waters have long been noted
for their properties, Is understood to bc
the object sought. An analysis made by
DR.. Jackson Of Boston, discIoscs u clost
similarity to the water of the Congress
Springs Of Saratoga Tho purchasers are
Joseph Barnett Of Boston, James Dalton,
t1JC 0T CUiout'a. India, and II. 7, DUCI0s
OF Rrattlyloro They propose to bottle
the water for use.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-30

SINGtNG SOLDIERS - Among the
wounded soldiers Of the Union army are
a number Of men possessing good voices
and it ], now proposed to organil, them
into singing associations, and to secure
their services, at fair remuneration, for
the various Grant and ColfaN meetings
that will take place all over the country
during the coming campaign The plan
has received the hearty approval Of Sena-
tors Sumner, Wade, Cameron, CONFESS,
morrill,, Conkliug and others, and of all
tha'Repuhlican members of the House i:
and Horace Greeley, at the Tribune Office,
will receive contributions 20 pay the e1-
pcnse, Of the organizing, drilling, and
sending ou excursions such choirs.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-30

The New METHODIST Seminary
The Methodists havinggiven up their SEM
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-30

ST. ALBASs.-The fire width burned
Mr.. Downing'- house on Ferris avenue,
Friday night, was the work an incendiary.
Mr.. Downing's loss is from $1,000 to
81 500; insured in the Vermont Mutual
for $500 During the progress. of the fire
long cut was discovered in the hose Of
Frontier No. ,, and it is believed that il
could not have been made accidentally
The authorities intend offering a reward
Tor the apprehension Of the guilty party
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-30

SUNsTRoKE IN NERNoNT.-The Bel
lows Falls Times makes the following COM
ments: We have looked through our Yer
mont exchanges of last week and find 80
cases Of sun>troke reported, Of which %
were fatal. \ mortality Unprecedented
from this cause in Vermont. Among
the deaths not included in the above were
two little girls in Stan,tcad, Canada, who
went berrying one Of those hot days and
both We're found dead IN the field. In
some of the northern towns the Their.
momcter ranged from l0j to los, and. one
instance il reported at 100.