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THE, NoRRAsE OF THR GOLD Sup
PLYEThe new gold field lately dis
covered at the mouth of the Amoor
River will probably swell the annual
production Of gold to o higher figure
thsa 1t Las. eTsr JET reached. and
when we consider that, with the i'm
proyements constantly being made in
mining and reducing processes, the
supply of the fields already known
becomes every year larger and larger,
We must expect q continued increase
IN the price Of exchangeable articles
tall over the civilized world. What
that increase has been here, with our
paper money, we all know; but if we
were to resume specie payments at
once, we should, by that means, re-
turn 70 the prices OF eight years ago.
In MIR. Ruggles' report on the coin
age, some very interesting statistics
are given npon the subject of this in
crease of the gold supply. It ap-
pears that the gold coinage of the
United States for the fifty-seven years
preceding that In which the gold
fields of California were first discover
ed (1s49) was only 1856, 600, 900, while
for the next two years it was $94, :
O0O, 600, and for the next fifteen
years 1865, 900, 900; and while the
total coinage of the United States,
Great Britain and France, previous
to 1851, was less than 81 , 900, 600, 900,
it was, in the fifteen years following,
Z, ~, 900, 100000. That is, these three
nations have now in use three times
as much gold coin as they had fifteen
years ago. - Under such conditions,
the prices Of everything must ad-
vance, paper money. or no paper
money; and, as matter of fact, they
have advanced in Europe as we'll as
here, though of course not to so
great an extent.-Ne,o York Sun.
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The Confessfons and Experience of
an Invalid.-Published for the benefit
and as caution to young men and others,
who suffer from Nervous Debility. Prema-
ture Decay OF Manhood, &o., supplying the
means OF self-cure. Written by one who
cured himself, and sent free on receiving
postpaid directed envelope. Address
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, New
York. Also free, by the same publisher, a
circular of DAISY SWAIN, the great Poem
OF tue war. Dec 18 3mo
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A few days ago, General James
,Longstreet called st the residence of
General Hancock, in New Orleans,
and sent in his card. Gen. Hancock
was then engaged with some friends,
ladies' and gentlemen. He Immediate
ly left them to receive his old army
friend, more recently his foe, but
now again his friend, and after a
warm greeting, insisted upon con-
Quoting General Longstreet into the
parlor and introducing him to the
company there assembled. The style
OF the introduction was peculiar.
Ladies' and gentlemen, said Gen.
Hancock, "allow me to introduce to
you gallant gentleman, to whom I
am indebted for an ungraceful limp,
and whom I had the misfortune to
wing in the same combat" Although
the company was, composed exclu-
slSely of ladies and gentlemen whose
sympathies were on the Union side
IN the late war, the incident excited
o profound and pleasurable sensation.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-01-22

WHAT IS THIS MARVELLOUS AN
TIDOTE TO DIsEAsE.-Which for
twenty years, has been winning ''golden
opinions from all sorts ii people" under
the name Of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BITTERS2
1t is an infusion of the most excellent
tonic, anti-bilious, anti-soorbutic and alte-
ratlve herbs, roots and barks, in the puri-
fed spirituous essence Of Rye.
aOW DOES 1T OPERATE?
This question may be briefly answered
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-01-22
COLUMBIA. S. G. .

serofula, or King's Evil, Ia cured bv
using Heinitsh's Queens Delight.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-01-22

GENUINE Wrr.--A distinguished
Southern lady, who is the wife of a
prominent and extreme radical, re-
siding in one Of the Northern States,
while engaged in plucking the gray
hairs from her husband'e moustache.
was asked by him, ''What are YOU
doing. my dear?" "Only carrying
out your own policy, sir; exterminat.
iiDS the whites Tor the Deneft cf the
Blacks" was the witty reply.
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A young gentleman of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, married three months
ago, received a present from former
lady love on New Years day of q
package Of his love letters. His
wife got hold of the document first.
and there was good sized cry in the
family for several days.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-01-22

Z The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
a title. which sounds ominously like
that OF military governor. has become
alarmed, and declared that funeral
honors to Fenian heroes. martyrs, or
convicts, are seditious, and prohibits
them in future. "phe shamrock ia
forbid by law to grow on Irish
ground" -
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-01-22

And as protection to health and life
under all depressing and devitalizing in
tluences.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is the only
GUS medicine, that is absolutely pure.
Jan II e4
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IT is q matter OF congratulation that we
have at last had reliable Tonic intro
duced in Panknin's Hepatic Bitters; manu-.
factured at the South by DIR. G. F. Panknin,
the well known Charleston Chemist; and
which can be used by all persons, regard
less Of age or sex, who require a tonic
medicine. Ask your family physician, and
he will be sure to recommend them. For
sale by all druggists.
April 10 WHY DIR. G. q. Mot, Agent.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16
Latest News from Canada
Interesting General News.
&C. &C. &C.
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, July Il

WASHINGTON, July II.
The pcculiarities OF the eight hour -ys'
TEN Of labor are beginning 10 show them
selves among the government employees.
kilograms from government superintend.
ents are coming to the Treasury author
titles setting forth several inconvcoicnccs
arising from the system.
The government workmen al Bangor,
Ne. have stated 10 The superintendent
that they would refuse 10 work ten hours
day, provided they should receive an in
~ ase Of wagrs, The superintedent u
disposed TO grant the request with te
per cent. increase of wages, The an'ohr-
ity to adopt the ten hours with increase
Of pay will no, be allowed by the govern
ment. However, as ono of the principle
arguments used in Congress TO obtain ID"
reduction in the hours Of labor was that
10 wore more than eight hours day is
detrimental TO both health and morals.
The navy bulletin, this morning, an
nounced that Commander VIM r.. HasklnS
has been detached from command, and
Lieutenant Commanding c. S. Norton
and Lieuts. Edwin White and A. G, Cald-
well have been releayed from duty on the
Shamrock, and placed on waiting orders
by direction of the President.
Maj. Gen, II. W. johnson, retired, has
been detailed as professor Of military
science al the Missouri State University,
Columbus, No.
Special orders from the War Depart
ment to-day, state that 10y direction of the
President, Major VIM. Quimby
retired, has been detailed assistant
quartermaster and acting commis>ary Of
subsistence at Fort Columbus, New York
lafhor.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

Saturday evening. at which O. n. Daven-
port, New York delegate, gave an &C.
count Of the way 1t was done, somewhat
different from the ebulitions Of his wrath
immediately on his arrival home, Mr.,
d, informed the score of Democrats and
hundred Republicans present, that Mr
Seymour W. not repudiator, but was
TO be elected on the finance" question,
The wealthy Democrat who furnished
the powder for a salute found that the old
soldiers would not fire his guns, One, in
language more iorcible than polite, in
formed him that he would not fire a
hundred guns for the man who was try
lug 10 stab him in the rear while he was
receiving rebel bullets in front,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

BU ELLINGTON, Y

BURLINGTON, Vt, July II.
The heat, the past week, has been in
tense, the mercury ranging from SO to
102 in the day time, and not below So
nights. Many eases Of sun-stroke have
occurred in this city and surrounding
towns. On Monday, an employe of
Messrs. Flint d Hall, lumber dealers, was
killed by sun-stroke; and, to-day, Simon
Garvey, an employee of the Rutland Rail
road, was Frustrated and lived but three
hours Most of the other cases are ex-
pectsd to recover.
The examination, before the Grand
Jury, Of the Potter family, for the robbery
Of Smith Wright's store at Williston VT,
took place to-day. Stephen Foster, one
OF the burglars, turned States evidence.
He says he and Mrs Potter committed the
robbery; her husband, Chls. r,ttcr,
having gonc to Canada for the purpose Of
getting DR.. Hamilton, j. Potter, and
DR.. Potter of Benton, Iowa, from the
scei.e DR.. Potter vac rel q-ed Charles
Pott,- and wife wore bound over Ia the
sum Of 5000 each for trial in Sep,em-
hn-
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Canadian NCMS.

MONTREAL, July IA.
To-day has been the hottest of the
season, the Thermometer stood IS. Several
deaths has occurred by suu-stroke.
TORONTO, April II.
1t is understood that Hon. ". 7. How
land will shortly be sworn in as Lieut.
Governor of Ontario. Also that SIR
Francis Hincks viii succeed Lord Monck
as Governor of Canada
The heat is intense, the thermometer
stood 100 There were several cases OF
sun-stroko Only one proved fatal.
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IRICIa.

BEEF-Per 100 lbs. on total weight of hide, tai
and meat, extra, &l3 759l4 90; hrst quality, 81
0oGl3 So, second quality, Oil OOGtl2 IS, thin
quality, sl0 o0Gl0 IS; few choice single pairs
- some Of the poorcs. cows, &c,I y ESQ
! 9 IS
WORKING OXEN 225g320.
HANDY STEERS l25G!00, or much accord.
ing 10 their value as beef.
COWS AND YOUNG CALVES Fair qualit,
si5@70; extra s75@l00; farrow and dry s37a50
sHEEP-Per pound, live weight, s.. G6c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Per head in lots = o.
"a IS.
HIDES Brighton 9x9loc. country lots ga
9.c.; caltsklns lSG2Oc.
TALL0W-B Brighton, sjta9c; country lots
7A@sc
PELTs-s2 25a2 so country lots, dry, 75c@
81 so.
LAMBS-62; shorn ?jc.
FAT HOGS-l0@lOHc.
SHUTES - " holesale, 14l0c. Retail l0tt
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deaths.

sHEAR-In New York, July 9TH, Frederick
Leroy, eldest son Of Leroy N. and Ehga Z. Shear,
aged q year,.
WILLIAMSON Middlebury, July 10th,
Celestis, wife OF Abraham Williamson and dsugh-
ter OF Justus COBB, Esq.
RICE-In Pitsneld, July sth, DAVID M,c, ,:yd
IS years.
ORMES In Mendon, on the 7th inst, of Dys-
EMERY, Freddie H., son Of Doran u. and Eliza
beth OrInes aged year and 10 months.
| BURDlTT-In Pittsford, July 9Th, Mr.. iona.
than Burli.t, aged 50 yesrs, months and q
days.
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PoCGHKLPsIE, JEly IA.
This morning about four o'clock fire
broke out in G. Waouruff's cabinet shop
at Sing Sit Z prison, and the shop " ell.
tirely consumed. 1t is supposed to have
been set on fire by the coayic.s, as hey
were expecting to make a break yeeter.
day. They We're intending to seize q
propeller near the prison and take pas.
sage on her. One of the convicts exposed
the plot, and the propeller was kept Iron.
the landing
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New YORK. July II.
The heat, to-day, again was intense, tn"
thermometer stood 90 Forty cases of
sun-stroke are reported for the last days,
many proved fatal.
The steamer Cuba, from Liverpool, as
arrived.
Dispatches from all parts of the East, in
this State, announces the thermometer to
have varied from 90 to l0i, in many
places being the hottest of the season.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.-

y Tins !, 10 give notice that on the sth day OF
Julv,A. u. lS6s, a warrant IN bankruptcy was Is
sued AGAINST the estate OF Norman jerks, OF
Ru'lar l. IN the county OF Rutland and state 4
Vermont, Who has been adjudgrd bankrupt on
his own petition, that the payment OF any debts
aud delivery % any property belonging TO such
bankrupt tn him. or tor ms use, ana the transfer Of
any pI0r- ny ty him. are forbidden by law that
a me mug OF the creditors ot the said bankrupt, 70
prlVu their debts Au2 chuu~e one OF more ASSiguees
u ms estate, viii h. holden n court Of bank
rupt,.y. "a d. holden AZ the United States tourl
rooms m Rutland, IA the county Of Rutland
and STATE Of Vermont, hciur, \. Z, Lyman, Il e
iSter, on tnr 18th day 81 August. \. ID. ls6S, al
u u,luek IN. NIB. FLANAGAN,
.g.w2W Deputy L. :. Marshal n Messenger.
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Norwich Un,vsr.i,y, Nor,hfieid, Va.

The an-.al meeting Of the Trustees Of
this Institution took place at Sorthheld,
Thursday, j., "a.
A class or i've young gentlemen re-
eeived the degr'e Of ID. $.
The honorary degree Of IL, ID, was con-
feTed on ], Ii, Graham Of ST, Francis
College, Richmond. T, o., also tho honor
airy degree Of A. NJ, on Hiram Adolphu'
Cutting Of Lunenburgh.
The Board were earnest, hopeful and
decided, The RI, Rev, DIR, Bissell, the
new Bishop of Vermont, was present.
elected Trustee, and took an active pa ri
in the days proceedings,
The following resolutions were unsni-
mously adopted;
Rss(red, That tbs Rev George Burden
Eastman OF Saginaw, Mich, be elected
President OF Norwich University, Also
that Capt. Curtiss, of the l, ), a, b.
elected Professor Of Military Science.
This gentleman is an old student OF the
University, and heartily attached TO It's
interests, He will undoubtedly prove a
valuable acquisition u the corps of in
Structors,
The Rev. Mr., Eastman is native OF
Vermont, has had much 10 d. witt edu'
ca,ional matters, and Nas been high }
Successful in organizing and carry ing o.
the work OF instruction in III A.g.n end
elsewhere The Board have :.oug lope'
that he sill accept this app"'atment. Ii,
Is an intimate personal friend OF tn,
Bishop Of Nermont, SO well fitted fag tn,
position that all connected with the IL
sti,ution have full confidence in his sue
cess The Rev DR. Bourns and Gen
Jackman will still retain their connection
with the University.
The new and spacious building OF the
University Of Mortified, beautifully
situated, and very beautiful III itself, viii
be ready for coeupsncy at the commence
ment Of next term.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY

This Is 20 give Notice That on thu ath q. +,
Of July, \. ID. 1865, a warrant IN bankruptcy
We, ISSUED a-alu-. the estate OF Alber' salmon,
u puultucy, IN the county OF Rutland and
State o., Vermont. Who hus been adludgVd a bank
r1pt oahi, own petition, that the payment of any
debts and delivery Of any property belonging To
such bankrupt, Ia hnn, OF for his use, and the
transfer OF any property by him. NJ, forbidden
by law that q meeting Of the creditors o. the said
bankrupt, 'uE. then debts and 70 choose one or
Iorc ASH ucts Of his estate, will be hold at court
of bankruptcy, Ia bc holden AT the uItCd states
Cnuit ruIn- IA Rutland, IN the county Of Rutland,
and STAT, ut Vermont, before ~, L. Lyman,
Register. On the l2th day ut August, \. u,
lsts, AZ y "'r'oaa, IN.
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The BANQUET.

BALTIMORE, July IA.
The Banquet by the citizens Of Balti-
more to Hon. Reverpy johnson tomorrow
evening will be most interesting occa-
sion. The President and Cabinet and all
foreign Ministers and the U. Senate have
been invited and many Of them expect to
be present
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MarriaQes.

RIvERs-PATCH-I Mount Holly, Juls IN
by Rev. Daniel Packer Mr.. Joseph Rivers and
Miss Eme.ine rstch, both OF Wallingtorl.
COLEAeTARKEY-I Mount Holly, July jth,
by Kew Daniel Packer, Mr.. James Cole, Jr., and
Miss Charlotte Emeline Starkey, both OF Wal
lngford.
COLEMAN-THoMAs- East Lee, Mass,
July It'll, Francis Coleman Of Rutland, and Hsr-
net Thomas of Lee.
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VILLAGE MEETING To.NiGur-Read
the warning Tor the Village meeting thu
evening, II is meeting OF great impor-
lance and ono which interests every citizen
and taxpayer Let there be full -
tendance, for the time has fully com,
whom measures for protection and safety
must be provided, L., every yot bs
present
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rival And isspar,urs % rrains-

COMPOSITIONS WASrRn.-Oue or two
good Compositors to work on this Paper
wanted At once. Must DO men Of good
habits TUrTLR & Co.
Rutland. June 30th. 1865,
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STATEoF VERMONT, DISTRICT

y of Fairhaven, ~ The Probate Court for the
district Of /. airhayon.
Toau D. J,ils int sted in the estate VI Carl,.
= Parsons, late OF Cas,le,on. in said district,
deceased, GkEIrIS
BY the authority 81 the State of Vermont, yos,
are hereby notified to appear before the said Pro
bate Court, at the Probate Office in Castleton, il.
said district on the Sd day Of August, a. d. 1858
to show cause, If any you have, why the accoun;
OF Fayette Barney, administrator OF The estate O.
sad deceased should not be allowed, and also
why the residue Of said estate should not be dis
trihuted to the parties entitled thereto
Dated ut Castleton, in said district, this 18th
day Of July, A. D., 1865
igw3w c. NJ WILLARD, Judge.
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\ NEw D. Dat the Commencement
II Trinity College at Hartford, Conn,
"a Thursday Of last week the honorary
irgree ot Doctor Of Divinity was con-
TERED on Rev Malcolm Douglass, the rec
,or Of the Episcopal church in Windsor,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

As yet we close market week with Wednesday,
although the day has been changed at Brighton.
Last Thursday the change took place for the first
tune. The receipts OF Western cattle since the
close of our report Wednesday amount to about
1880 head Trade ut Brighton on Thursday and
Friday was quite brisk, and nearly all the stock
was sold. OF some $50 head, Of which we have
the sales, seven were sold Tor lae y u, 10 at Il
81 at l?S, IL at l2s. l29 at 10, q at l3a Is at
1877 81 at lic, from 80 to IS per cent for offal 2i
at IS So and % at 81 6?p loo rs, I've weight.
The Cambridge market wa. held yesterday Tues.
day., as usual There were 425, mostly grlss-fed
COWS and young cattle. The attendance of buy
urs was small, IN consequence of the change at
Brighton, aud trade was consequently rather dull
L. Stearns sold one pair Of oxen at l3c y n J.
/ Sabin sold one OK for l2s ana his mate ior i3c
and one cow for $50, or II 4 ID: John QnuLtn
sold - cattle at l0t c, and one bull. 1925 ns nj
market, for $50 or \ lttll lees than Sc a. u live
wo,snt. v. +. Brady sol u Young ca"lc at 10
. i?o q h; ], Tabor sod II cows, TO diess abou'
57h rs, at | Nc y u, and pair Of oxen, 10 re-
1920 t, ~ l3c. In coDs-ge u,o OF 'hn Is eessiye-
iy no wea.hc-, stock srfetcd greatly On the way
~ market, and quite a number vi cattle, sh. ep,
c1lves and poultr? lenshed Of th way It {.
cer.anly desirable that t.. liy., fGi he d. IN
ton Of cruelty 70 ariiua. should succeed i their
Efforts fal some improvements iur the comtpr u
stock Oh - wry I.'Tht. l. ,nys's ~ IL q.
! that much OF our ulea' is not mote uchet hy
than i really is. On orer'n, one ecJpof poultry
we're f-nud dead out Of $
The receipts d sheer md lambs a. Carqbridge
ye. terday were tbOrt 1000 Durinj- the week
III ing to-dav 1874 Yves EN- sheep ard Lambs have
been received. Trade at Cambridge is duh and
unsatisfactory to droveis. The highest price we
heard named was "a IS and down to a. each.
BatehelleI Bros. sold a " al a IS, and others
at IS Is; ]. NJ. Gledden sold rs at q q head; s
H. Taylor sold 40 sheep, s. ~ each, at Sc z D ;
A. L Short 50 at t3is j. O'Brien sold 65 coarse
lambs from Northcru New York at "a IS = head,
Veals went heavily We are informed that ar
engagements have been made Try which the Vt.
Central train will change next week from Tuesday
70 THURSDAY. Several drovers expressed the
| opinion that the Rutland, Passumpsic and Mon
treal roads will not be able TO change till after
next week.
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!. ' This Is 90 give notice that On the Sth day
OF July, \. D. lSGS, "a Warrant IN Bankruptcy
was issued AGAINST the estate OF Benedict
rhcr,eblck, %; poultuey, in the county OF Rutland
and State Of Vermont who has been adjuigrd "A
Bankrupt on his own Tettipn that the payment
Of any debts, and delivery of any property belong
IN, 10 such bankrupt, to him, for hl- Use, and
the transfer 81 any property by Inn, forbid
deu hy law that a meeting OF the creditors of
sad bankrupt, 10 prove their debts, and 10 choose
one pr more assSuCe> Of his estate viii lee held at
a Court ~ BANKRUPTCY, TO lee holden At the United
Safest oUrt Rooms in Rutland, in the County of
Rutland and state at Vermont, before \, +. l.y-
man, Ee,,trv, on the 18th day OF August, \. u.
lsGS. ~ y o'clock, II.
y. h. FLANAGAN,
a4A-M L-nu,v l. :. Mlr-AAl rs Ml..-ns-r.
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AMERICA AuAlNSI It'll ANiJ.-Ameri-
can Company Toilet Soap, Honey, Glycerne, Bou-
que, and Palm, These popular soaps arr made
warranted lot Gully eqrs' bat superior to the
English, and so per cent. cheaper. They are 81
perceding all foreign toilet soaps in this market,
as 1t is well known that since their introduction
the demand tor the latter has fallen OF fully one
halt Manufactured only bv
McKEoNE, VAN HAAGEN CO.,
l:w6meow Philadelphia and New York.
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SIoAn AZ WuQDsTock-Wp learn
that very severe thunder storm passed
over Woodstock and vicinity on the night
Of the 18th inst, and that at South " God
stock, a building was struck by lightning,
resulting in the burning Of several houses
and barns. The light Of this fire was seen
by.a gentleman in this village, reflected
above the mountains, 3. about the hour OF
one o'clock in the morning
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

WISpHAM COUNTY rouTICs-Wc
scc by the Bellows Falls Times that the
projected West River Rsilroed became a
poli,icsl i,sus in the recent county con-
ven,ion. Brattleboro took strong ground
against the bonding system and sue
ceedcl in e:teeting tha domination of Mr.
Goodsll. fos ;he Senate, On the negative 81
the, issgs. But up in the valley the
other aide Of the issue predomiuat.d,
sul hr Wheeler v.,s nominated Is its
advocate But 10th candidates will be
well supported throughout the county,
hseauss both are good Republicans, and
loa-i Issues and personal preiulices are
lao. allowed 10 creep in to steal away sue
css- N Wiuiham county
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

~. ALpANs.-H J. Hill and A. J. SAT-
lord have formed partnership for the
transaction of the law business, and To-
tted permanently at this place. They
arc gentlemen of much legal ability. and
will undoubtedly command largo prac-
tee.
Mrs Pierce, wife Of J. A. Pierce, tel.
graph operator at this place, died quite
,uddonly at their residence on Weldon
street, Monday morning. Her remain.
were taken TO Massachusetts for inter,
meat.
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THE WEATHER. -- Hotter yesterday
,aan any previous day during the season.
Thermometer indicated 1914 degrees above
"a the shade. Enough said,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-16

AcKNowL EpGNENT.-We are under
obligations 10 George Flecman Of the
,t.amship Nevada, for late San Francisco
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