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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-13

A crime, the mora terrible because
perpetratad BY . boy emily thirteen
years Of age, was committed yester-
day afternoon In the West Division.
It appears that a little boy nine.
years old, and whose name Ii Willie
uBrien, left home TO obtain piece
OF pie at q neighboring store. He
was returning TO the house and had
occasion TO pass through the alley
lust south of Harrison and Yunninr
from Halsted to Desplaines streets.
There he met johnny Lee O notori-
Gus Yoang czfnrffnal, who, IL b stated,
asked him 10 diyidethe pie with aim
O'Brien refused 10 comply with the
request, whereupon Lee rushed Into
the house where he lived aud which
was cSfrad. Armed with b l0aded
Springfield mpket he Issued nom
the doanicil. Lssrling the weapoza
at his vfeffra, Lee deliberately fired
I'd him and the latter fell. The shot
took efYhct I'm the chiid's stomach,
INJECTING wound from which the
eutraiIs profruded. The young
wretch fheN Ssi the scene, and %
last advAees haka not been heard FROM.
Little UHrien, II b said, died last
night. but up 10 the hour of going 60
prSsss. Curenex Waaner he'd is0t been
notified DC Ehas fkrf. GhScugo Jour-
mad.
@ A Ne York firm have lately
inspated and patented . most anus
ing and lian0esliosis tar, IL s0nsists
OF Walking horses, dogs, and chff.
drexa. The little creatures are form
ed of wood, chisE and iFaas and 90
accurately and 4efistieally are they
put together that the motion b per.
krtlv ffbaike. -I'hay srss made 10
smll patterns, boys and gsras drawing
lwaSuys. horses 10 carriages, and dogs
| running Wild. The machinery
! which raoye6 these toys h ma<ie Cd
treay OF iron, and 80 strongly put
fNelhey thai It will last fqx ycaT4
Many bf them are suppIied with
CLOCK works inside, and ON heile
wouad IN win 1ssoyE or their own
asccrf, willie with others the motion
d produced by q child moving The
/ uttle carriage to which the figure 4
attached. They move at any gait
| desired aud ths horses raea, trut, q
run ~ the 6Ntfon nf the 0perAt1ks
Whether this invention VIII ever b
/ ofany nyzcttQql benefk ulhex tfaan n
arrausc the little ones remains TO bs
seen. The firns, iFwever, are build
ing harse on this plan, nf ALEU-
twelve hands high, tn be run bs
steam, and which VIII be thorough,
tested liz every wing. with view .
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! Tor farming pilrpnees OF Otherwise.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-13

A schooiboy = eeEapoeitisnaa = 1fe
Editor ran ~ follows In u school
not far from Cincinnati
THE EDfrok The editor u one.
of the hapIMesta animals In the Known
world. Heeaa g01& the circus al
tesnoon and eening, without pay. !.
Ing q cent also 10 inquests and
hangln&s. He has fFee tlckesA 10
picnics and z1 wbegyy festivals gets
walding c4ke benf nm, and soIEae-
times gets \ kGking, but not aften,
for he can Ike things back the
next issue, tbs wn1eA he generally
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The following correspondencs ad-l
dressed b. n. n. Damn, ESD. &C
B.ooming&on Iliv % the Chioasa.
Tgasss, explains itself:
BIOoMINeToN, III, july q. !,
After the nomination of Gov. Sey-.
.nsour, TIN xnpuh 1icana Assf&ied mat
he was the graatest bosldh0ider and
banker on Wall stneex. 10 satisfy
Tnyse6, the democracy, and weak
kneed repqhfleaas III tie west, Z akiei
dressed j letter tu ne 91vevil6r 90
the subject. Please find his aslswaxl
inclosAd, Cox publication In he
Tunes. go
Yours rspecsfsalfy,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16


constitution guaranteed right u worship
ping God according to the dictates Of their
own Conscience, including also the right
To worship 1sere they had mind TO, we
snpposel let in, few dry knocks upon
Town, and "cleaned him out"-leaving
him with very much eoloFed face as a
reward for his unjust attempt toput these
gospel lights under legal hushel Ii
is said that the failure of this bold, de-
termined band"-Ell. llimes-did not
himself engage in the first part of the
worship, any farther than TO properly
double his "muckle whanger" and inti-
mate clearly that in contingency, il
should be found a wcighty argument on
the Lords side As sequel To this
triumph Of the faithful in a square, stand
up fight, though We admit they had
rather the advantage in point Of numbers,
being some fourteen 10 one, We ought Ia
state that the attempt Of the States At
torney 10 prosecute them for assault and
breach Of the peace, resulted, as did the
pugilistie conflict, wholly 10 the adyan.
tage Of the little church, We hope that,
in the light of this signal victory Of
grace, We shall hear Of no more at
tempts toproseoute theseor any other holy
men,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16
Vermont Items.


A splendid new iodine spring at
Scuth Hero has the convenience of new
hotel.
The camp meeting begin, at Lyndon
vile, Sept ID, not August 10Th, as here
tofore announced.
Stowe was the only town in Lamoille
county represented in the State conven-
ton at Burlington.
"A liquor dealer in Chester has been
convicted Of the third offense, and senten-
ced to three months imprisonment and
$50 fine.
The Lamoillo Newsdealer says: A.
L. Noyes, Esq, and Major c. s. Page
have gone to the n. Y. convention. We
presume the Major will attend the mill
tary branch, and the Squire the Chase
meeting Either will be hot.
Benjamin Griswold of Cambridge,
VT, who lately completed his sixty-ffth
year, has in his house seventy-fye Bibles,
each of which he has read through. How
many dtrfIteS can say as much
brakeman Richard A. Brown, Of the
Connecticut River railroad, who built his
house last year in so brief time and
very much with his own hands, has one
of the best gardens in Brattleboro. 1t
contains ten varieties of potatoes, all
thriving, and the sweet corn is finely tas-
seled out.
The Record says George w. Bolton
was brought before Justice Mcleod at
Middlebury, on Thursday last, and bound
KIP in the sum of $500, and in default of
bail was committed. He won't probably
visit our place again, very soon, for the
purpose of distributing the tickets of the
Y. NJ. c. A, of Middlebury among our
merchants in exchange for boots, etc.
Mr.. c. Kidder, of Brattleboro, the
well known :" strawberry man. picked
and disposed of 215 quarts of strawber-
ries last Saturday-the largest days
work of the season. Even then the sup
ply was limited by the ability-or rather
inability-of the pickers.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

CAPABILITY OF FEMALES FOR THE
PUBLIC SERvICE.-The capacity of fe-
males for public service is happily attest
ed by the reports recently made to the
select committee on retrenchment. Mr..
Jenckes, in his speech supporting the bill
to create Civil Service Department
which provides for the more general en-
ployment of females by the government
says: in the grades Of Office to which
they have been assigned as an experiment,
and upon sufferance hitherto, there are no
more honest, faithful and capable persons
in the service" If Mr. Jenckes bill be-
comes law, women can enter the lists
with men, and if able to pass better ex-
summation, bear off from them the official
prize. This will be right
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

BRATTLEBoRo.-We gather the follow
ing items from the last Record and Farm
er:
Work on the new building for the
Savings Bank appears to have been begun
in earnest.
A letter dropped in our post Office
this morning was directed to Bellisfalls
Vt"
The Methodist Society of this village
have purchased the Kebles house on High
street, for $4,000, as parsonage.
The Methodist church in this village
is undergoing repairs the congregation
in the meantime worshipping in the YES
try. A new church building is talked Of.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

WINDHAM COUNTY NOMINATIONS
AT the Union Republican Convention Of
Windham county, held at Newfane on
Tuesday last, the following ticket for coun-
ty officers was nominated. For Senators
David Goodell, Brattleboro; II. II.
Wheeler, Jamaica. Judges-P. w. Dean,
Grafton VIM. II. Jones, Dover Sheriff
S. n. Herrick, Brattleboro States At
torney-C. E. Arnold, Bellows Falls
Judges of Probate, A. Stoddard, Towns.
hend Royal Tyler, Brattleboro.
The Senators are new. Mr.. Godell is
one of the most enterprising and intelli-
gent farmers of the State, and has re pre-
sented Brattleboro in the legislature. Mr..
Wheeler is a lawyer of ability and said
to be one of the most promising jurists in
the State. He was the representative
from Jamaica in the last legislature.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16
raxa,iea OF Government 8oads.

The hill which the committee on ways
and means reported to the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes. Thursday, for the taxation Of
government bonds, against their own
Judgment and conviction, but in ebe.
dienee TO the order Of the House, is as
follows;
Re il enacted, etc, that irum aud after
the passage Of this act, there shall b
levied, collected and paid, tax Of ten
per cent, on the amount Of interest here
after due and payable on all the bonds
and other securities Of the United States.
To secure tho collection Of said tax, the
amount Of interest hereafter paid ON any
bonds or other securities Of the United
States bearing interest At six per cent
shall be at the rate Of only five and five
tenths per cent, and those bearing interest
at the rate Of iiye per cent shall be at the
rate Of only four and fiye-tenths per cent,
and il bearing interest at therate Of three
per cent, shall be at the rate OF only two
ond seyen'tenths per cent per annum No
higher rate Of interest than Is here pres
cribed shall be paid ON any bond or other
securities of the United States now out.
standing or authorized TO be issued on
condition Of any such bonds or other Sc.
eurity, all laws and parts Of laws 10 the
contrary notwithstanding,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

S. X. Cobb Of Westminster, has re-
Gently shorn, at the barn Of ]. l. Perham.
a sheep, the weight Of the aSeee being six
pounds, of the carcass, 81 pounds
lightning rods have recently been
placed upon the new Baptist church in
this village, The Congregational church
is to be served in the same way.
-Cobleigh, the would be Massachu'
sets ineendiasy, has been in town, De-
teetiyes were here on lhis trabk Sunday,
Hope they viii catch him, Cobleigh is a
mean scamp and ought To be in State
prison
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

The mill IN WoLCoTT.-Bro.
Sawyer Of the Newsdealer, thus tells the
finale OF the row in Wolcott or rather
mill as he pugilistically calls it, which
broke up Elder Hines meeting:
The "mill' which We alluded to last
week, took place in Dist. No. 8. in VOL.
colt. The committeeman, L. Town, at.
tempted to close the school house against
some worshippers, who believing that their
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

IL LuCK-Hon Marcus 7. Norton of
Troy, has been awarded the sum of $780,
600 for the past use of the Norton Post
Office Stamp. The Court of Claims GER
tilted their decision to Congress, and ask
ed that a bill might pass covering this
amount in favor of Mr. Norton. The bill
was promptly passed by Congress, and the
Presidents ten days for signing the same
expired on Tuesday.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

BURLINGTON. - The Merchants Ma
tional Bank of Burlington declared div
idend of five per cent July 1st.
The members Of the Chittenden coun-
ty Bar met at the Court House, T, urs-
day, at 10 o'clock, in Burlington, to take
action in reference to the death Of Judge
Bennett.
VIM. Graves, an employee OF the Bur
lington Wooden Mill Company, got his
arm broken by being caught in the gear
ing of loom, Tuesday. The fracture was
set by DR.. Kent.
The remains of Chas Smith arrived
at Burlington under charge of his brother
on Tuesday evening, and the funeral SER
vicos which were conducted by Rev. d.
w. Dayton Of the NJ. E. church. took
place yesterday. Mr.. Smith was former
ly a clerk in the ticket Office Of the Rut-
land Railroad, afterwards with Capt.
Flagg on the steamer Canada, and more re-
Gently clerk in the registered bureau of
the Treasury Department. He was
young man of capacity and integrity, and
his early demise is sadly felt by his friends
and relatives.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

CoLoNIzATIoN.-Gen J. w. Phelps
and J. K. Converse have issued addresses
to the people Of Vermont on behalf Of
some $4,000 freedmen who have applied
for passage TO Liberia, and proposing that
contributions for their aid be made in the
churches after July 4th.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

CORRECTION Editors Of HraM =
Your correspondent, "B. W. b." in his
zeal to report the news at the earliest pos
sible moment, sometimes, unintentionally.
OF course, conveys wrong impressions.
A few weeks ago he stated that sit is
currently reported that C. R. Ballard has
resigned his position as Principal Of Cas-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

The bodies of Samual G. Davis and
his son, who, with Mrs. Davis, We're
drowned at Hslyoke, while crossing the
Connecticut River on Monday, were re-
covered on Wednesday near Springfield,
having drifted down the river four or nve
miles. The shad fishermen caught the
BODY of Nh, Davis in their nets.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

- MIRAGE-Dover, England, wasenabled
BY . mirage, recently, to see Boulogne, in
France, distinctly with the naked eye,
and with telescope the windows Of houses
and inhabitants could be clearly discerned.
A railroad train was watched for several
miles of its journey towards Calais.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

WISCONSIN EDITORS CONVENTION
The Wisconsin editors held their twelfth
annual convention an Milwaukee last
week, the Minnesota editors joining them
in their reunion and excursion. Tie
annual address was delivered by Charles
Seymour, Esq, Of the La Crosse Republi-
can, President of the Wisconsin Associa-
ton, and poem on the Daily Press by
Mr.. A. NJ. Thompson. The editors went
TO St. Louis on this excursion, and had a
famous time, full reports OF which are
given in the st. iLouis and Chicago pa
mara
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

WELL DESERVED. Gov. Page has
presented the Rutland Fire Depart
ment with two hundred dollars, as to-
ken of his appreciation of their valuable
services. They have accepted the gift
and voted to make it the nucleus of q
fund for the relief of disabled firemen,
to bear the Governors name-BurHngton
Froe Press.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

LAMoIrI.E CoUNTy.-Hon George w.
Hendee, H. II. Powers, ESQ, and Asa
r. Camp, are the competing candidates
for the Lamoille County Senatorship.
Senator Hendee has held the Office for
two years, and his reelection is urged
chiefly by the friends of the Lamoille
Valley r. X.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

BASE BALL.-A match game of Base
Ball was played at Sudbury, July 4th,
between the Hortonia B. B. c., of that
place, and Liberty B. B. c., of Orwell
But six innings were played, the score
standing Liberty 43, Hortonia s.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

The Potter CAsE.-Chas. II. Potter
and his brother were brought up for OK
animation before Justice Hollenbcck,
tuesday, but the counsel for the State not
being ready, the hearing was adjourned
for one week
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

RELEAsED-Joe Coburn and Mike Me.
Cool celebrated the Fourth n free men,
having been released from prison in Dear
born county, Ind. Their friends received
them enthusiastically.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

HALF VoTES-we have had many in.
quiries in reference TO the meaning Of the
half votes that appear in the ballotings Of
the National Democratic Convention. We
give the version Of the ST. Adams Mes
senger, which, as we understand it, is cor
rect Considerable inquiry is made as to
how the half votes originate in the New
York convention. H. we understand the
matter, il is this: Each State, has a dele
CATION in the convention Of just double
the number Of its Congressional and Sem
atorial delegation, but it is not entitled to
cas-, any greater vote than the Represent
atives and Senators could, therefore each
delegate has in reality but half vote.
To illustrate: Vermont has ten delegates,
but can cast only five votes; nine dele
gates 90 for Hancock and one for Chase
this is not fact, but supposition', and the
report Of the vote would be-Nermont 1
IL for Hancock, Ia for Chase,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

BEwARE.-New counterfeit fifty cent
bills have made their appearance. They
are splendidly executed, and will easily
deceive
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

THE Hor DAYS IL LANouI.E,-The
Newsletter thus notes the hot weather
and its effects both upnp individuals and
corn The heat, Tor the past week, has
been intense, and We hear OF u great many
persons, all about, who have been over
come, Among these We're W, c. Doane,
Esq, Sheriff of the county, who ON Fri.
day last became 50 affected 10y the heat
as 10 lose all use Of his limbs for several
hours, On the ne day, also, we We're
informed by Sheriff pyauc, IL, \, Water
man, Esq, of johnson, and three OF four
others were 50 overcome as to fall from
the effects OF heat, The sun during the
day is perfectly seorchiug ana the nights
are "muggy." But the oorn,--gracious,
how it pulls up
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

Teton Seminary So far rs l have been
able to learn. such report was not very
current, Be that as it may, did not re-
sign the position, and had no intention OF
doing ii. Indeed, there would have been
no propriety in SO doing, as my engage
ment was TO close, according TO contract,
at the expiration Of one year Again, sir,
in your issue Of the sth inst, after stating
that the first academic year, with DIR,
Newman as lessee. and Mr., Ballard as
Principal, closed a iewdays since, he adds,
"The next year viii commence under
new administration, and il is hoped viii
prove a more successful one" As TO the
'new administration" n. W, b." speaks
without authority, as no change Of admin.
istration has taken place and while il Is
hoped that the next year viii prove more
successful than the last, your readers are
lett to infer that the Principal, in com.
mon with the lessee, is responsible for the
lack Of success limited at, The truth is.
have been simply hired Principal, in the
employ Of DIR, Newman, subject, OF course,
TO his control, and therefore not response.
ble TO the extent that ! should have been
had | been subject to no ones control but
my own. Grin