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DISTRICT DIRECTORY.

Clerk Of The Cou,4--J. II. iIAooop.
Sheri0-L. THOMAS.
Ordinary-W. e. IIoJcoMBE.
Commissioner IN Equity-RoB'T A. TuoMpsoS
Coro"er-W j. CAN'T.
uc ONcers--J. j. Norton, JOS Burnett j. II.
Amber. James Lawrence, Sam'l. Reid.
Commissioners ofthe Poor-Dr. II. G. Miller.
Chairman; Geo. II. Cherry Secretary and Trea.
surcr j. B. Clayton, s. b. Keith, II. Craig, Sr.
Commissioners Of Public Bunaings-Rob,t.
a. Thompson, Chairman J. - IIagood, Sec
retary and Treasurer; w. Il. IIolcombo, M. =.
Mitchell, p. J. Miller.
commmissioners Of Free scdools-T. B. Maui
and an Treasurer; G. II. Spears, 1. WickliAe, If.
IL. Penny, Daniel Gricc James Burdino.
;, Muayistrates J. CAN'T, w. G. Keith, J.
4. tossctt, Thos. Dillard, j. G. G. Parsons, j.
N. Arnold, Redin Racklcy, j. D. Sanders, T.:
II. Werner, Abel Robins, w. II. Poronnenu.
Nimrod Sullivan, Edward Hughes John Sharp,
Joseph Reid, White, Leonard Rogers.
:, Commissioners Of Roatls-2d Rcgimcnt-G
W. ,rh'llirs, Chairman; w Pitchford, Clerk;
William Bibbs, Jr. Treasurer; Nj T Mitchell.
Thomas Steele, S r Maxwell. Jomes 7, novd.
L W Lusk, S NJ Crawford, Nj II Hunnic1tt.>
Jonas Phillips, Jr., james Fisher.
5M Reyiment-F A lIokc, Chairman; y Ir
Griffin, Treasurer;J b Clayton Clerk,; j. D
1p"psaw!ay, ps!y 9 > !, Ballingor, Alex Algood, Thos
sett, . W Singleton, Thos billiard.
Atcynaz Rercaue-F A IIoko. Assessor. +
W Cobb, Collector.
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"AH, John, sinco you have boen to town
tho donkey dicd without any notice what
over" Gracious, mercy" exclaimed John,
g how fast wo are passing away"
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Change Of Schedule on Greenville
and Columbia Railroad.

nN and after Friday, the 9th instant, Pas
cepted, MS follows:
Leave Columbia, OOnn
Leave Alston, 855nm
Leave Ncwbcrry, lO35nm
arrive Mt Ab6cville, 30pm
Arrive ut Anderson I5nm
Arrive at Greenville, 00pm
Leave Grcenvillc 6OOam
Leave Anderson, 45am
Arrive Mt Abbevilie, As a m
Leave Ncwbcrry, 25pm
arrive at Alston, 300pm
Arrive at Columbia s 90 nm
Trains on the Blue Ridge Railroad will also
run daily. Sundays excepted, connecting with
The up and down trains OF, tire Gruguviiffu md
Columbia Railroad, rs follows: - s
Leave Anderson ut 5ao
Leave Pentllcton at G 90 u y,
Arrive Mt Wahalla at 90 nm
Leave Walhalla at i 90 4 y,
Leave Pen,letnn at & "a q ~,
Arrive Mt Anderson at G 4O q ~,
The train will return from Bolton to Andcrson
on Monday and Friday mornings. y
JAMES 0. MEREDITH,
General SuperntontlrAt.
Dec s. 1867 IL ~ tt
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commissioners TO 1pprore Tie bonds of IstJ>
&c GWcers--J. j.. Norton, Jos. Burnett, j. II.
Amber, James Lawrence, Sam'l. Reid.
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Commissioners fthe Poor-Dr. II. G. Miller.
Chairman; Geo IL. Cherry, Secretary and Trea,
surcr; j. B. Clayton, S. b. Keith, II. Craig. Sr.
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Commissioners Of Public Buildings-Rob,t.
Thompson, Chairman j. Il. Hagood Sec.
retary and Treasurer; w. Il. IIolcombc, M. =.
MITCHELL p. j. Miller.
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Commissioners Of Free Schools-T. 3. Maui
den, Chairman; W. j.. Holcombo Socrotary
and Treasurer; G. II. Spears, I. Wick!iffe, ii.
IL. Penny, Daniel Gricc, James Burdino.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12
MADRID, Nov. 10.

ANTWERP, Nor-lO
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

New YoEK. Nov. 10
Admiral Fnrragut came quietly up. to
the city this morning, and maintains strict
privacy The Franklin remains in the
lower bay.
The United States grand jury brought
in four more indictments against persons
engaged in naturalization frauds.
The examination of the case cf Colonel
Treadwell continues at Jersey City. Tes-
timony for the prosecution closed to-day,
a witness tcstifying that he heard the
prisoner say he could carry from 800 to
800 votes against Halscy in the fifth Con-
gres,ional district The defence offered
no evidence. The argument proceeded,
and at the close Treadwell was committed
for trial.
The Democrats Of the fourth Jersey dis
trict applied for writ of quo warranto
to declare the election in Boontor town
ship void, alleging that one of the judges
carried the ballot box home, and that it
was afterwards in possession Of the Re-
publican county clerk, who stuffed itwith
split tickets. The rejection Of this town
ship would elect Rafferty, over Hill.
. Albert II. Whitehead, aged twenty, was
sentenced TO the state prison for three
years for marrying two young ladies.
He appears to have engaged himself to
two others.
The accident on the Harlem railroad,
last evening, was not caused by an explo.
sion. The train was thrown from the
track by a tie purposely placed across it
and the engine, tender and express car
were nearly demolished. The engineer
fireman, and a clerk of the company were
injured, but not seriously. No passengers
were hurt. The loss to the railroad is
from $4,000 to $4,000.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

FRE,-The St, Albans Messenger 'ays
An unfinished house ON Edwards street a
new street leading from Lake to Weldon
street was totally destroyed by fire about
2 o'clock Sunday morning, Mr., Edward
ii. Jones, now Of Holyoke, Mass, former
ly an employee Of the Vermont Central
railroad in some OF the shops at this place,
was the proprietor, We understand the
house and building material were insured
for $500 in companies represented by NJ,
Buck, Esq, and that the loss was 500
more. But a carpenter named laCroiN
lost a valuable chest Of tools, worth some
$40, on which he had no insurance, The
FIRE companies were promptly On hand,
but too late to effect anything, The fire
was undoubtedly the work Of an inoeudi-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

Gov, Gesry, Of PennsylVe MA has WRIT
ten saying that he is not validate io'
the United States Senate,
Twelve coal laden ears on H. Morris
and Essex railroad were thrown {. Nm the
track, Sunday evening, by the br, AfiAs
Of an axle, and demolished, A brak, man
was slightly injured
The Kentucky Bourbon case, aud Il g
similar one Of Rlaistel and Ecko, We're up
before Judge Blatehiord to-day, and post
poned indefinitely, 10 await further orders
from the Attorney General,
At the Hoboken races to-day the handi'
cap hurdle race was Won by DIR, Under
wood. beating Harry Booth,
At the request Of several trustees Of
the Antietam Cemetery, who are trustees
also Of the Gettysburg cemetery, the
president, Mr., Jay, has called meeting
Of the board at Ehbett's hotel, Washing
ton, on Wednesday evening, tho 9th OF
December, when it is expected that the
disposal Of the remains Of the confederate
dead W Il be finally determined,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

ALBANY, Nov. 10.
Gov. Hoffman has selected the two
southeast building, Of the Congress Hall
block for his residence the conilng winter
The second trial Of Gen. Geo. W. Cole
for the killing Of L. II, Hiscock, the al
legged scduccr OF Coles wife. commences
here tomorrow.
District Attorney Smith and Lyman
Trcmain appear for the prosecution, and
William J. Hadley, Amasa J. Parker and
W. \. Beach Tor the defence.
Quite d number Of delegates from out
Of town clubs arrived here tonight, to at
tend the baseball convention. The New
York club delegates will come tomorrow
morning. The President Of the convcn-
ton will be selected from the West. The
Nationals, Of Albany, have been attend
ing to the delegates.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

THE GREAT WHEELBARRow FEAT
The Burlington Tines says On Satur-
day night last, Capt John Lonergan per-
formed his feat of wheeling barrel Of
apples around the City Hall square and
to the Lake House, in fulhllment of a
wager on the result of the election, with
Mr.. S c. Crombie. A drum corps, with
Capt Peck's section of artillery bearing
torches, made their appearance on the
west front of the City Hall, and from
there proceeded to the residence of Capt.
Lonessan. and did escort duty for him
thence to the Park, where procession was
formed, headed by the drum corps, follow
ing which was the Captain, wheelbarrow
and apples, and Immediately behind him
Judge Combie, who, mounted on a
mule kindly loaned for the occasion, by
Mr.. L. s. Drew, of South Burlington, act
ed as Marshal of the evening, while on
sther side were Capt. Peck's artillerymen
and behind large number Of citizens
From the park the company proceeded tc
the Lake House, where Mr.. Lonergan de-
livered the apples to Mr.. Crombie in &
} speech especially suited to the occasion
after which the barrel was opened, ant
, the crowd invited to partake thereof
which was accepted Of heartily, A mum
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12
THE GREAT MEDICAL MISTAKE

THE GREAT MEDICAL. MI0i Ahh
Of former days was An utter n"eIc 'o1"Rry
precautions. No etfcicn, ineln' w'sg 'i'p'~i
for the prevention of sickness Sewerage WIS no
known in cities; drainage was rarely attempted
in the country. Heaps Of oinl w're !"it 70 40 IN
the public streets, and doucst.r cls.,iInr,s. tic
great antidote to icbrile diseases, Va, -u!lg n"-
elected. It is not 80 now Wise law, lhl#u-
thropic Institutions, and vi50l'ui -h"IaiF I'-
lice, have, to great extent, r.tsr..'.d s"' ' d.
nor is this all. Preventive medication has h'il+d
materially to lessen the rates Of moftI|hy Ij7
not too much to say that tens Of thoH'tnls go
cnpe sickness in unhealthy seasons in cns'i "'"'e
Of having invgoratcd their systems IN ah''n %!
| a course of HOstetter's Stomach bH'"rs rms
nure and powerful vegetable tom" a" }'.Ei''''
COMPRISES the extracts and c-,,n''s II a''t'.y
| of roots and herbs, renowned for A'r strength
ening, soothing, yitalizing and purifying riofc'-
ties These medicinal agents are incorporated
with a spirit absolutely FIRE" nom the acrd poison
which deales, more or less all the liquors OF coM-
,narne and their effect is dlitused through the
whole frame by this active, yet harmless stimn-
INIT The result is such condition OF the sys-
tom a. renders it all but Imperrious to the e.
terror causes Of disease, such as damp, log, sud-
den alterations of temperature, g.. Strength,
and the perfect regularity OF all the functions of
IN. holy. are the best safeguards against at
| ,nospherie poison and the effects Of unwholesonc
| water. and Hostetter's Bitters are the best
strengthening and regulating medicine at present
known. For dyspepsia and biliousness they arc
| a specific absolute.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

The Cornwall People propose dcdi-
cr.us their soldiers Monument next
week
--N,r.ruue- els, 30 votes for Grant
anl C.,f,x electors. aud 20 t9f Seymour
and Blair
-Tt.. amount # ..li ,....i,.s IA. iu.
~, ~ t.- .a,;u house a. st. Alia.-1.
dura, H. mlp'a ii . tob,r. Va, 80
:oI
.. Dr.r. T. Frost Of Brattlrboro. La,
received a.. chair Il Assistant Professor
Of Theory auj PrA .,icc in Dartmouth
COLLEGE"
-r>.,,.y.rpur Ecv.r j. said to be
gradually failing. and his recovery j. re-
o,rl.l s> very doubtful.
-. ,,...,.. o!G t.rc,+,r, ,o5 CI;,x
.,r1, ,.r ..,-,r.ar and Blair. Both Of
d.. a..,.. ..r...,, x,,,, wen. ,,-t ", NON.
rr~;lr.,-
q.,......, ,...,,,,., ,..... ..,., ,I.ir
.,...:,... l,.....1 .,.,;.l ,.... il, p.vr,l an
-. a3 ...,.,, ,,.e,+,-.h .,s f whom
.,....o3 o.. ,,~.,,,,.er5 tl.rn, IN, Sc,.,ropr
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12
NEWS BY THE CABLE,
LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
Interesting General News.
&C. &c. &C
Washington News.

Gen Grant was at his office today from
nine o'clock until three o'clock, for the
performance Of his official duties, although
he was constantly interrupted by visitors,
AMONG whom were speaker ColfaN, Judge
Kelly, Of Pennsylvania, Judge Advocate,
Genls. Holt, Emery, Hardie and Suttler,
tn, last named of California
The Dyer court Of inquiry assembled
to-day in the old court.martialroams, near
Willard, where Geus Fit John Porter,
Mcdowell, Surgeon General lhmmuud,
AMI other famous eases were tried during
the war
Judge Holt submitted the report Of the
select committee, 10 the Senate, on Gen
Overs administration, with the accompa-
nying documents. As these papers were
volumiuols and Intricate, embracing
much scientific matter relating 20 orliu-
aurc, in order ,o give the members time
10 examine tlum the court adjourned
until Friday.
Permission WAS esau'yl 90 the partir,
who Suggested thj, Investigation before
Cougr,,-, to he represented heior, this
ruur, Ivy counsel. who would all the
Jal-, Advocate. These partio. are cN-
,ru,.ye manufacturers If arm, in Penu-
~ylyai ana olio
Tho Soldiers and Sailors, Republican
a. u
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

\. NJ, C. \. LECTURE CouRsE,-The
first lecture in this course will be given
by Theodore Tilton, Monday evening, Nov,
a3d, Subject; The True Statesmanship.
The Lecture Committee Of the Association
are fortunate in being able to open the
course with this popular lecturer, Single
admission 30 cents, Tickets for the course
5000 To be had Of |. ID. Cole, Chester
Kingsley, or \, IL. Tuttle. It is desirable
that a. many tickets for the course be
subscribed for in advance as possible, that
the Committee may know what they have
10 depend upon, All profits from this
course of lectures viii 20 10 our Young
Mems Christian Association. We trust
our people will patroni1o those lectures
literally
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lfathS.

HOBIEY In fnuula, s&t,.., p,' 10th, Mn.
Martha stagks Mu0!ey, IN her 18Th year
The deceased formerly resided IN lhttsiurd, but
has lived for many years at the South.
MASON At 81. Louis No, on Monday morn
I'M, Nov. "a. oftvphold fever, Carrie J.. Mason,
- 10 vt,rs and 9 months olle~' daughter al
N.thanicl aud Caroline Mason, It PoaI'ncy, VT
Carrie was lovely little sir, ~" parents
have our heartfelt sympA:Aies y,l thi+ ls.tn.t-
tlJ,. Of Providence
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

Der Of invited guests then retired to the
reading room Of the hotel, where hand
some collation. was provided by the victor
and with song and sentiment, INDUCED in
by Messrs, Eaton, Of the Sentinel, Bigelowr
Of the Times, Mayor hallou, 7, L, Dow
ner, and others, cheerful hour was spent
when the party retired
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

~ Dyspepsia and scrotala am two hydr''
headed monsters from which nearly all the ills
that fesh is heir 10 originate. For dyspcpsa,
the Peruvian Syrup, sproteoted solution OF the
prutoxide Of iron, Is long-trisd and well-e',ao-
lshed remedy; and fur scro,ula in all It's mani-
fold forms, ug. II, Andrrs' Iodine Water Is a
specific. II those siiietcl Will ny these remedies
they will thank rs tor calling their attention 20
~
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For opinion, Ua ehugr. send sketch aud
description, For application send model, no,
and stamp Fees SPECIFICATIONS, drawings, ca
Yeats, assignments prepared; rejected claims
prosecuted. ADO, lGtelltrruces, extension az
patents, aul appeals, Patents taken out m all
European countries lnu strateA Pamphlets, ITO
pages. sent irry Aadrers MUM q co, No, 81
Park Row. n. y, uct2tllm
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snow and Rain.

ST. Louis, Nov, 9.
Snow fell yesterday in Central and
Western Kansas, and rain has fallen i'll
Eastern Kansas and Western Missouri for
the past forty-eight hours.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

ELNIRA, Nov. 10.
Chemung county official gives Grant
3709, Seymour 370S, Griswold 3646, Hoff-
man 371S, McCarne for the assembly 1903,
Patrick $3.50.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

REMOVAL, L, Glynn has moved into
his new store in Cramton's block, on Mer-
chants Row. lie has taken into partner
shin with him Mr., Geo, W, Glynn, See
advertisement in another column Of ], +,
Glynn X Co.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

81. JOHNs, \. b, Nov. To.
Quite a panic was occasionod here to-
day, by the reported failure of the Com
mercial Bank. The stock sold yesterday
at sixtee7 dollars for 100 dollars shares,
and this morning the paper was generally
refused. About nooon, the bank closed
its doors.
The other banks are celebrating wheth.
or they will come to its assistance.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

~ The Az aly,rtis,s rEs,on's Flor de
Mayo" the new perfume tor the handkerchief
Delightful puts OF the art'slr are encountered
in every place Of amusement, AZ every party, in
every drawin,-room. Tens OF thousands OF hand
kerthiefs difuse the invisible evidence Of l's VIZ
tues in al! directions, and "nonr name /, but TO
praise." Sold by all druggists.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

pS The sweetest worl in o1r NnsnFs" Is
health. At the first Indication ~ disease, rs.
weu-knowu and approved rU-asrs. toI vs.
pepsia or indigestion, use "ru,1u'- Pur.-.rg
Pll!s." For coughs, colds, >ote ur laws s','H,ra,
49,. l.,tr.s,'s AnDslyue lInlmeut.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

|" \ Case OF chronic rheumatism OF unusual
severity. cured 10y johnson Ann!yne LAM
mcnt." Is noticed by one Of our exchange \
iares luuah came out upon the breast Of the SUI
isrer, AMI appeared like part ot the .r ~ bone.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

IrnICA, \. Y. Nov. 10.

lTHICA, y. d. Nov. ~.
Prof. Goldwin Smith will commence
his course of lectures at the Cornell Uni
versity at the close of the course now de-
livcring by Prof. Agassiz.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

he Cornwall People propose dedi-
tug their Soldiers Monument next
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

CUTTINGsvILLE.-Our friend Geo W.
Foster, has associated with himself in the
mercantile business at Cuttingsville, his
brother. c. II. Foster. We wish the new
firm Foster Brothers," success in their
business. We learn that they have large
stock of new goods added to previous
stock See advertisement in another
column
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

WNLuNGFoRD,-We regret To learn OF
the poor health ri Norman Townsend, who
is in trade in Wallingford. Mr.. Town.
send, in consequence, feels compelled To
sell out his mercantile business, See I'D
,trti,emcnt in another column.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

PER,oNAI.-Mr Vim. NJ, Alvori has
resigned his position As head clerk in the
Rutland pastotliac, and accepted place
in the Office Of Newell X Co, wholesale
paper dealers, New York City.
Mr. /. \ Fields, upon whose shout
l.r, lac mantle Of Mr. Alvord has fallen,
D., thoroughly c,nver-aut with the details
l.r, ming To the otHre, and, Judging from
'he past, viii perform them sati,fa. tarily
g., the pubic aud his employer
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

NEW ORI.EANs, Nov. TO-
The odd Fellows dedicated their new
hall in this city to-day,
IN export bonded warehouse. under
the new revenue law, has been establish
Ell here.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
NEW CLOTHING STORE IN
~ RUTLAND.

C. W. MITCHELL & CO,
Take pleasure in informing the citizens of Rut-
land ard adjoining towns that they have leased
the corner store in
RICHARDSON'S NEW HOTEL BUILDING,
Corner of Wales and Center streets, where they
intend at all times to keep complete stock OF
FASHIONABLE READY MADE CLOTHING,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, CAPS, &C,
and will strive TO merit share of pubiir patron
age. Prices US low as the market will afford, and
satisfaction guaranteed. An inspection Of Stock
and prices is solicited. novl0d&wtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

HIGHLY INTERESTING NEWS. - M"thr .-,".
notice. Mother Bailey's Quieting N,,4l ~
children Teething. Large bottles 90" D.. IN IN
Sold By Druggists.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

MEcHANIcvILLE, y. y ACADEMY
From 81 circular sent to us of this Acade-
my, we learn that the Winter Term viii
commence December 10th, 1868, and close
March 10Th, 1859; the spring term will
open March 18th, 1869, and close June
10Th, 1869. This institution of learning
is situated ON the west bank of the Hud-
son, and on the line Of the Rensselaer, and
Saratoga Railroad
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

MAusalsA wanna, surr,a, "a TIE best I'M
ported GeTmaH CW"rue, AMI sol1 st half The
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