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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-17

boro, Deputy Grand Master; J, T. Bur
ton, Of Rupert Grand Representative
5, L, spoor, Of Rupert, Past Grand Mas
ter; J, S, Mcfarland, Of Rupert, Grand
Secretary and Treasurer,
The charter Of killington Lodge No,
30 was presented and it was constituted
in due form. The following named OF
fcers were duly elected and installed;
Horace G., Clark, \, @,
Newman Weeks, Y, G.,
Francis A. Fisher, Secretary.
Loren Atwood, Treasurer
Charles Woodhouse, Warden,
James X. Mclean, Conductor,
G. S. Hit, o, G.,
b. W. Marshall, |. G,
Geo A, futile, II, 5, \, q,
ii. II, Dyer, L. 5, y. G..
Evelyn Pierpoint, Il, 5, 5,
Harry Adams, l., ). ),
Past Grand Master Exelyn Pierpoint
was appointed District Deputy Grand
Master,
The working Of the order was present
cd in an interesting manner 10y Repre-
sentative JIG Barton, and Past Grand
Representative Sewell Morse,
The regular meetings for the present
are TO be held on Friday evenings in each
week. The lodge will meet on Friday
evening of this week, al Engineers Hall
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FLACHER In CaVendish, AZ The RESIDENCE
Of her hpshpr, TOY. Ryland Fletcher, On t'' 'lh
inst, Ma, e-.omu Fletcher, widow q tbs lA'v
Doctor Luther Fletcher, formerly u oUnNlle
\, \, AGED p year.,
The subject OF tins bret nolire Nas bo'n IN
Westiori, Mass, and removed, w''s her iA'err
the late Hon Asaph Fletcher, NJ D., into cayen'
dish, when she was ave years OF age, and resided
there, with the exception Of bu, a lew year IN
Granyllle, her whole hie-time, She Was an eS'
emylary, devoted christian. As daughter, sister,
wife, mother and friend-eyer kind, atcctionate
aud beloved and for 81 years constant member
Of the baptist church,
WELLS In Mount Holly, July 18th, Of heat
Joshua II. Wells, aged 6S years aud month";
| TRoTT In pittsiord, on the 9Th inst, Mn
Hannah lrutt, aged "a years
sHARP-In this village, 90 the 9th and lsth
inst, Henry o. and John IL, sharp, sons OF hieh,
ard and Isabel c, sharp aged : months and 10
days,
These arr the last of trplets spoken Of reeenuy
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tLnuR Receipts lO,1ll hbls, -four, rather n r.
active without any decided change in D
SALES u $50 ibis, at % a . % Tor suEsl q,
state aud Western, IS as 30 Tor common 4
viiuieu rAtrl state, . ~ as IS tor do, extra Wa
cru, - II % Tor god TO choice,
Rye hour unchanged 500 bhls at 0oas
Com meal more active; 1000 bills, 6S tor " e,l-
era, . ~ i1I brooklyn sa for White elty.
hAAlN heceipts Ot u I'd bush wheat nor Ia,
i've a. a Be- higher; exp0rt 1.6OJ | s0a \,
Ne sprns, slal ~ No do; IS tor all-
" ~ lur choice winter amber Illinois; ~
Mhl1s AaAlornla, Rye more active 1900 bush
western AZ 10 harley more active 9,i0o bush
PRIME canada West at IS, aud 600 bush prime
ChrNalier California at 80
CoRs Opened steady elOs.d dun llyall9 fpr
unsound; 30al n tor sound mixed Western.
lsa 20 Tor kiln dIied.
oArs opened quite trm closed duh
toffoS Dun, heavy and lo~eri go balesat IS
for miidhng uplands.
RIcE, -tluiet.
toffHE-Dull.
sysAa- ouicti GOO hhd loA ny. Cuba l:.
Mol.AssEs Dull,
AsHEs- Quiet, at . B. \ Tor pots.
hofs-Quiet 20 a so Iur new
PnTRoLkuN Ecasier AZ IA l5e. Tor crude !;
50 tor refined IN bond.
rogE Heavy and lower g s5Gaaa so ion meas.
CLOSING = Is rcg - IS for old do a % aal 50 Ion
prime 70 so a % 81 Tor prime mess
WHISKY Mon active, o0o b6ls. in bond at
- a -.
BrkF puni 4, GOA 30 SO Ion new PLAIN mess /.
| 20 % "a - Tor new extra me,s
LARD quiet but trmer, .90 tcs At IN, 20
| ior steam COZ tor kettle rendered
brffEE Oucti 3l9 - tor Ohio, s. 6s iic. for
State.
CuEEsE Steady at l3GliSc.
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and on repairing TO the house We received
the kind welcome OF our generous hostess,
Mrs, Merritt who, in the meantime, had
not been unmindful Of the culinary fea'
ture Of the occasion, good dinner The
table was spread with an abundance
and variety Of edibles, almost entirely OF
farm product, and most palataeiy sea-
soned, and We. a jolly set of iaborers, par
took with lively zest, amidst much So
eial mirth and merriment. We returned
home with a consciousness that We had
spent these few hours most pleasantly and
agreeably, and not without profit.
E.JuSE, Chairman.
Y. NEARING, Sec.
Y. CLARK, Weigher.
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The Election in Nainc.

AUGUSTA, Me, sept, 10,
Returns from us towns, embracing
iour.dfths cs the entire vote Of the State,
give Chamberlain G3,lis, Pillsbury H.
$50. Tho same town last year gave
Chamberlain IG,9o,, Pllshury 31,i23.
The Republican majority this year is
lS,i9S last year, 9,isi The towns yet
to be heard from gave last year Chamber
lain ll,lSi, Pilishury S20i, showing the
same rate Of relative increase as obtained
in those already reported A. near rs
can hc estimated Chamberlain has a,ma-
iority OF $3.50, 1t IS not believed,
however, that the towns yet to ho heard
from will maintain the ratio OF increase
exhibited in those already reported. Judge
Rice and other leading Democrats here
claim $1,000 votes for pillsbury, bat con-
cede the same relative increase 10 Cham
herlain. Mr., Blaine. the chairman OF the
Republican State Committee, has only
claimed 10000 majority, asserting that
Chambcrlain's vote would 20 as far above
10000 as Pillsburys would exceed 10000
Mr.. Blainos canvass Of the State was
most thorough and his figures have thus
far proved very correct and reliable.
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-17

LONDON, Sept. ID.
Cuusuls "a is, Tor both American Sc
curitics. Bonds - 3-s.
Whale oil recovered to E36 Petroleum
refined, declined to Is sd; spirits Iii.
The tclegraphic accounts Of the terrible
ON the western coast of South
America, have created much excitement
here. The commercial world is eager for
full details Of the loss of life, property and
shipping, and the arrival of the mail re-
ports is looked for with deep interest,
The Pail Mall Gazette this afternoon has
a leading article on the prospects of peace
or war 1t says that in every capital of
Europe the belief that great and imme-
date war is pending, and grows day by
day; that the best informed men expect
it to break out before the end of the year.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 10.
Cotton declining. tendency continues.
Breadstutfs steady.
ANTWERP, Sept. 10.
Petroleum quiet, 4sf for standard
white.
PARIS, Sept. Is
Eourse heavy; rents 70f lOc.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-17

PROF. KINGS BALLOON DESCENT
Prof. King commenced 10 descend imme-
diately after he went out Of sight beyond
the mountains on the east, landing near
East Wallingford, When first seen by
the people Of that village the balloon was
scarcely visible in northwestern direc-
ton. 4 tack was then taken, going near
IN east toward Plymouth and Woodstock,
and moving back by current Of air TO
within mile Of East Wallingford, where
he landed in a pasture of W. b, Allen in
Mt. Uo IL. The first persons who came
Ia his assistance were Mr., VIM. Foster
and Miss Anna Harrington. BY permits
sion Miss Harrington entered the basket,
which was elevated about 100 feet, and
then guided by Professor King and Mr..
Foster by the means Of the ropes attached,
10 Bowlyillc, where the lady alighted, and
a Mr.. Watts entered the basket, and with
the aid Of the people II was taken tn the
village of Wallngford On his ar
rival Mr.. King was scrcnaded by the cor
net band Of that place, and the citizens
gave him three rousing cheers, Some
thine was then spent in permitting one at
time 10 ascend, until fifty ladies had
gone ~ in the balloon from $50 10 200
/ feet each The citizens Of the village ten
der him their thank, for his courtesy in
permitting them to have Slight appreci-
alton Of "a ride in balloon, and trust
+ when next he makes an ascension he will
allow the brave schoolmi,trcss TO accom-
pauy him. meaning Miss II. lie remained
at Eu-t Wallingtorl until yesterday
morning. when he returned to Rutland.
7 The Professor informs Us that his yoy-
age was 81 pleasant one, and that he as
cendel .. miles, He suffered some iu-
convenience from the cold, and that he
suffered most fram,the extreme GOODNESS
of hi, fget. more then he ever experienced
in amy previous voyage. Nothing new
For important occurred that was worthy of
note. h,nor he has written no detailed
stat m.u' OF Ii, "trip.
Praf. KIM desires us TO return his
thanks ;o the citizens OF East Wallngford
for 'he handsome manner in which he
was re ieeed by them to Mr. II. L. War
.uer, proprietor If the hotel for substan-
tialS furnished to Mr. D. l.. Dawley, for
hi, many kind acts OF courtesy on, the
ground. and to the gentlemen who 50
kindly towed the balloon into so fair har-
Dor.
MmrIEuuRY.-Chester Academy, I'M
der the leadership of c. y. Bell, A B,
has 100 pupils for the fall term. Three
assistant teachers are employed.
A floral concert will he held in Mid
dlohury, on Friday evening, Sept 22i, the
weather permitting The concert is given
tor he benefit Of tho blind musician, Prof.
Harlow, and viii be under hi, direction,
assisted by the people Of the village.
The College term commenced last
Thursday. Prof. Ezra Brainerd is pres
ent in the place OF Prof Kellogg Prof
Seeley has returned from Europe, and re-
sumed his place, temporarily filled by
Prof Porter
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Interesting General News.
&C. &C. &C.
Washington News.


WASHINGTON, Sept. Is.
The President directs that Gen. Ros-
seau, commanding the Department of
Louisiana. be assigned TO duty according
10 lis hrevet rank of Major-General,
This takes effect when Gen. Rosscap as
sumes command.
The late order assigning Col, r. c. Blu
chanan, Of the lst Infantry, to du'y ac-
cording to his hrcyct rank Of Major-Gen-
cral, is revoked, and he is assigned ac-
cording 10 the brcvct rank Of Brigadier-
General, in order that he may command
the District of Louisiana. the order to
take effect when Gen. Rosscau assumes
command Of the department.
senator Morgan and Representative
Schenck had conference this evening,
and the result of it is as follows;
The President of the Senate and the
Speaker If the House Of Representatives
were ly resolution Of Congress directed
to adjourn their respective houses until
the third Monday of September, 1865, and
on that day, unless then otherwise order
ell by the two houses, they were directed
to further adjourn their respective houses
until the first Monday of December In
accordance with the request Of the Re-
publican members of the Fortieth Con-
.ress, the undersigned desire and respect
fully recommend that there he a full at.
tendance of both houses Of Congress, on
Monday, the 2lst day of September inst,
promptly at - o'clock IN. 1t is not eS
pccted that general legislative bushes
will be entered into At that term, or tina
the session need he longer than necessary
to provide for another adjournment. II
is important that there should be sucf
general attendance of members, as viii
secure the presence Of Il quorum in each
house. L. u. MORGAN,
Chairman Union Rep. Com.
r. C. ScuENcE,
Chairman Rep Congressional Com.
In the course Of conversation with thes'
gentlemen, they, as have other members
expressed themselves in favor of further
adjournment until the 2lst of October
They did not, however, think proper to SC
recommend believing that this is a sub.
Jet to be determined by Congress itself
Senator Morgan left for New York to-
night but will return by Monday,
Gen. Schenck will aemain here three OIL
four days after Monday next, TO attend Il
business connected with the Union Re
publican Congressional Committee.
Senator Wade and Speaker Colfax will
arrive here on Friday or Saturday.
The Secretary of the Treasury to-day
appointed J. NJ. Tobin store keeper for the
Fourth District Of Massachusetts,.
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observation-disclosures,

ALBANY, Sept. 10.
Five men were found drowned yester-
day on the five mile level of the Cham
plain canal.
A negro named John Williams native
of Florida, ON Monday met German
woman, aged GO years, in this vicinity,
knocked her down and after beating her
terribly committed an outrage on her per-
son. He afterwards robbed farmers
house, in Niskayrena, of 800 and a
watch The miscreant was traced to CO.
hes yesterday and arrested and lodged in
Iail. He has made full confession.
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BINGHAMPToN, n. Y, Sept, Is.
There is great rejoicing here over the
Republican victory in Maine. The prom
inent Democrats give up the election.
The Grant and Colfax Campaign
Clubs here fired salute in honor of the
victory. One OF the gunners, named Fair
child. had both his arms badly injured by
a premature explosion.
WATERFOWL. n. Y, Sept. ID.
The Republican County Committee are
firing a national salute in honor of the
victory in Maine
SCHENECTADY, Sept. ID.
A national salute was fired in this city
to-day in honor of tho Republican victory
in Maine.
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The lBoys i'm Riue,

SYRACUSE, \, Y, Sept 10.
A grand procession Of Syracuse Boys
in Blue and war clubs, with the Grant
and Colfax escort, numbering in all up
ward of 1900, marched last evening from
the city TO Gedles, two miles, and assisted
in defeating a Republican wigwam. On
returning, the procession was FIVE times
assaulted, and a number Of men seriously
injured, one perhaps fatally 4 charge
was finally made, and the assailants
driven of.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-17

The Board Of Trustees regarding il Inpnr-
taat ~ introducing the system OF Normal lnstfuc-
ton III uur state that one drilled in and familiar
with the best systems in other States should be
at the head OF their school, have succeeded in Sc
curing rs Principal, Miss f.. O. PATCH a gradu-
ate Of the Massachusetts State Normal School at
Framughan, Of whom Rev. Chas. Brooks OF
Massachusetts, the founder of the Normal School
system in this country says "She is the most
accomplished scholar for the head Of i Normal
School that am acquainted with"
With her will be associated as teacher, another
graduate of the same school.
We think, therefore, that this school offers pc
culiar advantages to those who are wishing TO
prepare themselves Tor teaching.
The Fail Term begins sept. Esd.
The Winter Term begins January 9Th.
The Spring Term begins April 10Th.
Each term continues thirteen 49, weeks. Ex-
animation for admission the Tuesday preceding
each term.
Tuition 8 per term.
Pupils needing aid and intending to teach can
have their tuition pad by the State.
Board can be obtained for from 81 to &c per
week and facilities will be provided for those who
may wish to board themselves.
c. NJ. WILLARD, Sec'y.
Castleton, Sept. :, 1865. ad&wu
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VITNWA, 7. V, NVII, II.
The government has decided not TO re-
peal the order prohibiting the importation
of American cattle. The railroad com
panies demonstrated against it, but the
Board of Agriculture of Ontario is press
ing the government to continue it in
force.
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bridge Gone.

Urea, \, Y, Sept, II,
The bridge ON the \, Y, Central rail.
road, below Little Falls, is not in order
Tor the passage OF trains, and passengers
and baggage have to DO transferred, caus.
ing much delay in travel, Tho trains
bound east are stopped at this city over
night, The road will probably be in run,
ming order by Wednesday night.
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Georgia Legislature,

ATLANTA, TIA, Sept 10,
Tho bull passed by the House yesterday
eAe'nd ing negroes from serving on iuries
was rcoonsidered to-day,
The House after a stormy debate, Dc.
elared that the negro members, claiming
only one eighth negro blood, are inelligi.
gloie, by unanimous yote-60 Republi-
cans refused To vote.
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L. o. OF o. Eve are pleased to learn
that the order Of Odd Fellowship has
been revived in Rutland, and lodge was
fully organized on Friday evening last,
by NJ. W. George H. Clark, Grand Master,
assisted by the following officers of the
Grand Lodge: Sewell Morse, of Brattle-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-17

DRLEGArEs-Daniel Kimball, Esd, OF
Clarendon Frederick Chaifee, Esq, and
Henry Hayward, Esq, Rutland, left last
evening to attend the Annual Fair OF the
the Provincial Agricultural Society OF
Canada, as delegates from the Vermont
81 ITO Agricultural Society.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-17

ST JOHNS, \. 3, sept u.
Her Majesty's steam frigate Jason ar
rived on Sunday. There are now two
men-of-war in the harbor The steamship
Pantheon from Liverpool arrived this
evening.
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Rutland County Court.
SEPTEMBER TERM, lsOS,
Hon. JouN PRoUT, Chief Judge
Hon. Daniel Crofoot, Assistant
John Crowley, Judges,

Hon. JouN PRoUT Chief Judge,
Hon. Daniel Crofoot, Assistant
John Crowley, Judges
Wednesday, S,pt. 0h-Thc case of Pro-
yost .. Segur, Edgerton n Nicholson for
the plaintiffs, Mr., Hawkins and Mr., Dew
ey for the defendants, was called at .
o'clock a. M, and a jury empanelled, This
case lasted all day, and at . 7. m the
court adjourned, pending verdict
ThursdIg .SJt l0.-The ease Of Pro-
vast v. Sagur occupied the entire day (;
the argument for both sides closed as the
court adjourned.
The jury will be charged in tho morn
ing,
Friday, Sept 1.-THE jury in the case
Of Provost, v. Segur, were out all day and
had not agreed when the court nd
iournod,
Tho case Of releg T., Eddy V, Burr X,
Clark, for killing dog, was called this 7,
m. Action in the case for killing dog
verdict for plaintiff Si',s2. Nicholson,
Grover for the plaintiff; Joyce for the de-
feudeut
Tho next case ON the Docket is Blake v,
shoales. Fletcher, Dewey, for the plain;
tif: Nicholson n Ormsby. Hawkins for
the dcfeudcn,
NoH3y, Sept lith.-The court met at
lo'elock p. IN, pursuant to adjournment.
Owing TO the absence Of both Of the As
,isant Judges, the court adjourned until
: o'clock Tuesday. at which time. the case
of Blake Y. shoals will be resumed.
TgeuiIn Npt I5th.-The case Of Blake
4 y Shoals occupied the entire day, the ar
gumept Of the counsel closing at few
minute. past p. IN. The jury will be
charged on Wednesday. on the opening
Of the court, at :! "a. m.
VIEW OVERHEAD LAST NIGHr-P,o'
pie who were ont "a, late as nine o'clock
l,~r.eycuiug, saw Old Aurora Boreali- in
ouo ot i.s ~'raugc-t, graudest freak.
The Early evening was characterized 10y
Che usual form OF Northern lEhts, it.
regular streak, and flashes. At about
nine the heavens We're spanned by ou'
bright, broad belt reaching from horizon
to horizon and passing through the zenith
Tht, belt gradually moved southwark
irum the lnuith and appeared to swing
its eastern extremity southwark, and i- j.
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A NICE TREAT,-Mr, ID, 5, osgood, of
Rutland, sent US yesterday most mag
nifcent cluster Of tomatoes, sixteen IN
number, all growing upon the same stem
Total weight Of the cluster, 3 10, l5l OF.
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FOR SALE.

The s,tbs.ri, 2 oilers valuable farm for sale,
situated ia the est pant OF Mount Holly, about
uu, tnile from Nrchtuic~ville and one and a halt
indies i.sm NgllN.ig. sand farm felung. TO the
town ut Mouut Holly, anl contains about 40
acres. II will be-, sold with or without the stock,
10 si.,t the purchaser. Terms easy,
ALFRED CROWLEY, Agent.
Mount Holly sept. =, la6S SsWUw'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-17

CoRN.-Mr, T. l., Holden of North Clar-
endon, has some remarkable corn, both as
regards hight and quality, Aspeeimen Of
his corn now before us measures fourteen
foot
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n. y. Stock and Money Market.

NV YoEs, sept. IS.
Money easy and rather more demand at 5
per cent, ON call.
Sterling. exchange quiet AZ lnS7, lo9. GA
first class bills.
GOLD Firm without maternal change open
ing at l43's closing at lti'5
Government sticks rule finn. '.
For Governments the following are lhr closing
quotations:
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-17

~ Missionaries and others solourning III
foreign lands should not fail to take with them
good supply of Johnson's Anodyne Linmcnt. 1t
is the most reliable medicine for ali purposes
there is in the world
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New YoKE, Sept, -.
The Union Base Ball Club beat the
Mutuals % to II. Ten thousand specta-
tors were present.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-17

~ Contagious diseases, such rs horse AL,
glander, &c, may be prevented by the use OF
Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders. Persons
travelling with Horses should take note of this.
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Nlarrianes.

SMITH = ALDRICH-I Shrewsbury, Sept,
18th. by Rev. Geo. S. Guernsey, Mr.. Scion Hit
Smith to Miss Ada A. Aldrieh, both Of Shrews-
bury.
SLEIGHT- aROBERTS- At West Haven. Sep
TENDER 9th, by Rev. NJ. Field, Mr.. Alexander
sleight of Dresden, n. Y, to Miss Josephine A.
Roberts of West Haven.
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BOTTLED BLIss.-Thc Baechanalan, Smacking
his lips over champagne may pronounce it deli
clous; but ask the lady of pure taste what is the
most enchanting hound ever enshrined in glass,
and she will recall the exquisite odor of Phalons
new perfume, "Flor de Mayo" and tell you it is
bottled ecstasy. Sold by all druggists.