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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27

Is 10 place TIE teiesf'ph anu we Po''n'',''
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si'inllons' II - curious however - NOT.
lAal very maeh has tt'h H'lu IN laNof 81
s'ahs !" Nuth 'hr etl'' WY I"',Hs ''t'
P'9'"ulse on the l'a'lnS "' we ''''RI'lh
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conceded az lea'l' th'l ne 'No 'hlns' an,
similar "a character, ana 'hat government
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,.itB'apn'f q inc N'Hs"o'i OF h,''h't
l hqNeso'haely MS feN l'an WIN pro-
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slh''l'N ~ adopting ~ h''t' fu''"ha'elN,
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several tlrrmen, The circumstance con-
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27

DEATH or \ PROMINENT CITIZEN
ABRoAD-On last Monday evening tel
egraph was received in this place from
Paris, France, conveying the sad intelli-
gence to his friends that our estimable
fellow-citizen, Mr.. d. H. Conkling, had
deceased in that city, of what is known
as the Roman fever-a disease incident to
the territory around the city of Rome
Mr. c. had been absent about one year,
travelling over different portions of Europe,
in company with his wife, and was intend
ing to return home sometime in April.
His death, in the very prime of life, is a
most terrible shock to his family relatives,
and occasions general and widespread
feeling of sadness among our towns-peo-
pie by whom the deceased was universal
ly respected and esteemed for his many
attributes Of kindness, his rare social quail
tiles, his sterling uprightness, and straight
forward impulses, A native of this town.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27

he left II a poor boy, with naught but Il
good name, 10 mark out his own pathway
in hfe's difficult and harrassing highway,
How well he has performed the task, let
the record he has left behind him abunl-
antly attest, II is meet 10 mourn his
death. tnr tho loss of such a man. in thu
mghth Of his usefulness, leaves void in
any community which can never be rc-
placed, II Is all unnecessary forus 10 add
more; for ID, H. Conkling WAS tna we'll
known in thi, community IN cali for any
extended cuiogy at our hands, The rec
ord he has left behind him viii not soon
be forgotten hy those who now extend
and mingle their sympathies with the
circle of sorrowing family relative and
friends,-BcHaihgtaH E1aat
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27


EURorE.-Judge Shee, Of the Court Of
Queens Bench, died Wednesday.
The Fenian Allen has been indicted
on charge Of murder.
The leading Liberal members of Par
Lament intend giving a farewell dinner
10 Minister Adams.
The political agitation in Portugal
continues, and the unpopularity Of the
new government is constantly increasing
The British House of Commons has
passed bill continuing the suspension OF
the habeas corpus writ in Ireland
A report was current in Florenee,
Wednes lay, that the French government
had sent frigate to watch the move
ncnts of the United States squadron
AT a private bauqct held in Vienna,
recently, King George of Hanover is re-
ported to have assured the company that
he would soon resume his seat upon the
Hanoveriln throne.
In the Frussian House Of Deputies,
Wednesday, explanations were unsuccess-
fully demanded Of the government in. re-
Iation 10 the action of the PruSsiau Con-
sui at Jerusalem, who, it is alleged, de-
rlincd to Interfere in behalf of Jewish
subject of Prussia said To have been
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27

RAILROAD MEETING,~-Amilroad meet
Ing was held at Enosburgh Falls last
Thursday, at which the project Of running
the Lamoille Valley road through Bakers
field, Enoshurgh and sheldon, To Swanton,
was discussed, The attendance was good,
and M seemed % want a railroad
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27

Of that town, had been appointed To the
chair Of Mathematics in the Union Christ.
inn College Of Indiana, is denied upon the
authority of President Holmes Of that in.
stitution, who writes 10 the Burlington
Times. Mr.. Meaeham Was employed by
US temporarily, under an engagement for
one mouth He taught five weeks and
three days, when another gentleman was
employed to take his place lie was new
er appointed to a proicssor,hip; nor was
any such appointment ever contemplated,
OF entertained Tor a single moment"
BESNINGroN-Thc machinery is now
being put up in H. f. Bradford 4 Cos,
new knitting mill and it is the intention
Of the proprietor, 10 start ii up about the
first of April, 1t is fine and spacious
building, and the machinery is OF the best
kind and everything about the,prcmises
conspire- to make il first class Mill,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27
10TH coNUnr>~ 20 SESSION.
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sly VI.

SIN ALE.
Mr.. Truulull from thu r=a..ruir.,. ,s.
Tho Judiciary. ,,.nart.l ..lv.r.,Ig an Ill.,
bin introduced lv Mr.. Wilson. FIR fI
more efficient goyclnmant 81 tia r.ha
states with amendments tAs,...: .l-a ...
another bill on'the some ~u}iea,
Mr.. Fessculcn. from Tie committee ar.
rublic buildings and grounds, r.rar,,.l. e.
i'm 10 cpllr,ra thccap3taI Grounds
Mr.. Wilson introduced ID IU To r.-..a-
bur.c soldiers r3r clathiue DESTROYED ~.
contagion: !. icrred.
Mr.. Wilson introduced IA fu.nt r..m-
ton TO restore Alabama :, rem, .a.i5aall
in Congress referred
Mr. Morton introduced hill 70 r,'at.
the disabilities Of Coy. Holden 81 >"#t
carolina; referred
Mr.. HENDRICKS luir@tH1a la.. t'
amend an act t. provide ior r."n'l.i.
conveyanres OF vessels aud i"f "jh'r JAR.
poses; referred ....
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27

HOosICK FATIs.-Thc Walter \. Wood
Moving Machine Company at Hoosick
Falls, have just purchased the extensive
cotton mills at that place, together with
the valuable water power connected with
the mills, and now own the exclusive
right OF the water privileges and mills on
both sides Of the HooSac river to the
Falls The company intend to convert
the Merritt Mills into additional manu-
factories for turning out the Wood now
ing machines, and to so increase their
facilities as to make them among the
largest in the United States. The price
paid for the water privileges and mills
was $4,000.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27

q. The official declaration in Parlia-
ment, by the Under Secretary of the
Treasury, that the government intended
to purchase and manage all the telegraph
lines in Great Britain, betokens new era
in telegraphv. The intention, doubtless,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27

No provision Of law exists in relation to
special tax receipts, similar to that which
formerly admitted Of. The transfer OF Ii.
censc from one person OF firm TO a success
sor in business, by endorsements Of til,
Collector and you will therefore regard
as illegal all assignments Of special tax
in all such cases.
1t was~in view Of the fact, that an APP.
parent hardship might be imposed in such
cases, under the act in force, that | recon-
mcnded to Congress in my last report
some legislation ON this subject. which
would operate to- the benefit OF the tax
payer by providing, in certain cases, som,
available means, to render the payment O.
special tax by the original firm or owner
good to the successor for the term paid
Very Respectfully.
+. \. ROLLINS, Commissioner
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27

VETO EY Coy. BULLOCK OF MASSA-
cnCsETTs.-Thc bin which passed the
Massachusetts, legislature repeating the
State constabulary law, was on Wcdncs-
lay vetoed by Coy. Bullock. The bin
will probably become law notwithstand-
ing the objections 10y the executive.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27

An EAR OF Ro'lin Miller OF
DummerSton, VI, who has been deaf tor
twelve years, find, he hear, better since
DIR. ketohum Of Brattlebprn took some
kernels OF oats from his ear, which llttt-tt
been there all that time Probably he had
often said he couldn't hear noty,
while there were two OF them all the
while right in his ear, But il is curious
that he didn't feel his oats" We sup
pose he will now give over the effort to
cultivate his ear in that way-F'ss
Press.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27

Personal. = The statement recently
published by us, and by most of the State
papers, that Lewis Meacham Of Middle
bury. son of the late Hon James Meacham
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27

TIE NEW STEAMER 0N TNkE T-UTV-
PLAINTIFF Burlington Times say, in
reference to the new steamer building
near that city for navigation ON Lake
Champaign
The new steamer building by Capt y
b. Proctor, at Mark, Bay. about one and
a half miles south OF Burlington, will hg
ready to launch about the middle Of Nay
next, when she will be lowed 10 White
hall to receive her boilers, which are hli'd-
ing at that place
Her dimensions are rs follows: length.
from stem to stern, 95g feet s tUCtg, ..
breadth Of beam, "a feet S inches breadth
lover all, 30 feet; depth Of hold, II fuee
She will measure over one thousand tsus.
and will have two beam engines. niuaa-
ter of cylinders, 80 inches, with stroke Of
10 feet.
She Is IL be finished aud furnished in
modern style, and is 20 run from White
hall TO Rouses Point, for passengers and
freight, rs an independent luat SHE
will cost about 100000 and ii any uue rs
anxious To know who is furnishing d.
money to pay the bills every SATURDAY
night, our authority for this it,m w,-hes
them TO ask Capt. Proctor and he VIII very
klndly'tcll them it is a man by the naue
of Cash"
The SOUTHERN RAILROAD prFyr
CuLTIEs.-The Troy Times Of Wcduee-
day evening last has the following cone
corning the diHcultic, between the Troy
Il Boston Railroad Company and T. W
Park Of Bennington:
IT Wis yT7T7-T7r NM
growing out Of the controversy hstWr.u
the Troy 4 Boston Railroad and Trainer
W. Park OF Bennington, would cgmo ur
for trial at the present term of The >u-
promc Court, now being held in this rIfy
by Judge ingalls,, but it seems there is 81
good prospect that some Of the points IL
issue may be settled amieahly between tA.
parties, J II. Reynolds of Albany uua
Of Mr.. Parks lawyers. took hold of thu
matter in spirit and determination Ia
effect a settlement, and drew ny an agree
ment, which he submitted TO the Troy y
Boston people. which was accepted Gy
them, The papers were sent 10 Mr. Psra
for signature, and last night Were !, tnlua3
by him approved. Some slight emeH5a-
ton of a clerical error was discovered e.
be necessary, and this having lcon done.
the papers have HoCn returned t2 M
Park, who iit is expected WITH NOW finally
attach his signature 10 th.m. II So th.
Troy x Boston managers ,tani ready 81
ratify the agreement, and III, suits ra-
ferred to will hc withdrawn, anal tie roll
ing stock OF the company returned Nr
Park retaining the right Ga Iro-rut, liz
suit for damages Tor the wear u1 t.ar at
the Western Vernon, Rajlr,ad1ur.u- 1e
lease Of that road by tho Troy Is r-ta
Company, and the company haiug ts U1-
erty to sue him for damage resulting
from the attachment If its property 1t
this agreement Is entered into, !, is prob
able ears will soon be running t. ,ae 81 i.
line, and Old connections restored
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27

NIRGINiA.-Gen. Schofeld has ordered
a now registration Of the voters in Rich
mond, preliminary to the election. The
press OF the city generally recognize ii us
just and fair, and the Conservative papers
call upon the party 10 enter actively upon
the canvass, if they desire 10 maintain
their principles and position. This is
HOrc scnslpIp tHUH tfEr PUfTCy Ut ttr7TCttU1T
on which that party in the South has
mainly relied hitherto. 'e@"'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27

Patrick Russell, painter, was killed
at Savannah by falling from the steerls
to the ground distance Of 80 feet
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27

Among the admissions % fo-i ~"
II the Grand Army If the Republic at
Washington, Monday night, were Repre-
sentative Iarnswarlh of Illinni, aud kil
Carson, the Indian scout, who served up'
Ter Fremont
The special Treasury agents have just
krr,tcd out system. of smuggling which
ha, heou in operation three years al
Georgetown, $ e The COLLECTOR OF h,
a,rt and several merchants have h,,n ar,
rested, and $4,000 will be- recov,r,i.
Tho House committo On coinage vii
soon report a bill providing for a uniform
coinage of one two, three, five, ten and
rZ.pty cent pieces, They are 10 be Of the
xt'mc,al as the new five cent piece
~ Of similar devices, but Of different
size, and weights,
Private adyiec- from New IIsmI>hir,
received at Washington, state, that u,
Democrats have fund of $4,000 viii
which thcy are trying 10 buy up Pom
voters, ono Of the he,t judges in til,
State writes that the Republican
State ticket will b. elected Ny 2noO ma,
GRITTY
Tho hill for the organization Of q law
department is really a measure OF ccouo
my and rcducesthe expenses Of the Attor'
-aey Geaeals office full $4,000 annually
II abolishos the Office, Of solicitor general
u internal revenue, judge advocate gen
oral and assistant Judge advocate general
one second class and two first class clerks
Mr.. Drake in the Senate, and a few
men in the House, favor the passage of IL
bill providing that Whenever a majority
candidate is declared Ineligible, the mi
nority candidate shall have Ia, scat Tho
subject to compel the nomination Of loyal
men hy both parties n the South; hut
good lawyers say that the proposition is
unconstitutional and that it viii hardly
pass.
The ways and means committee cam
not report the tax bill till the middle OF
March They have agreed to relieve all
manufactures nom rTNTtTUH, UTUUVt TIM
1--WE or six articles which are in doubtful
bu,iness. Jewclry, plate and possibly
carriages viii not be exempted. \ final
decision has not been made. Two or
three mcmbers Of the committee favor the
exemption Of all manufactured articlrs
from the tax. The subcommittee ar,
night and day, 50 as to got the
bill before the House as early rs possible.
Mr.. Boutwell, has charge Of the bill
from the reconstruction committee in ref
crcnce to Mr.. Butler OF Tennessee. The
plan is TO wait till the election committee
report on Buffers loyalty. When that is
done this bill will be pressed through
both houses. 1t is based on a sound priu-
riplc Where there is no doubt Of a mans
loyalty, though he has committed doubt
tul acts under durcss, and in few other
eases, whore there is no doubt Of his sin
ere repentance of disloyal acts, joint
'esolution relieving the person from hi,
shall relieve him from the ne
'essity of taking the iron-clad oath Both
houses will agree to this principle
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27

MAN SEVERELY IHJUREp-A team
ster on his way to Factory Point with a
load Of bark, on last week saturday. while
on the turnpike in the town Of Peru, aud
being about three sheet, in the wind, y
took to running his horses, which ended
in his being thrown from his load, and
dragged along q number Of rods with one
shoulder under one Of the sleigh run
ners, He sustained very severe injuries,
his shoulder being badly smashed mp, and
his recovery is considered doubtful.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27

RAILROAD MArrERs.--A party Of our
citizens consisting Of Coy. Page, Col.
Geo \. Merrill, Charles sheldon, E-4., Col
Relhcld Proctor, Henry Clark and Rock
wood Barrett, left on the midnight train
on Monday, and were joined in Boston by
Gen. r. r. Wa,hburn Hon Julius Con-
verse, \. G. Dewey and c. ). Dana Of
Woodstock Hon. Henry Roger, Of New
bury and Hon Ou>low Stenn, Of Concord,
y. H., to proceed to Portland. Maine 10
confer with the citizens of tltt city in
relation to forming a through line Of
railway. to Chicago, - he building ottbe
Woodstock, railroad
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27

LECTURE. - WultouS Journal learns
that DIR, Hayes, the arctic explorer is Ia
lecture in Montpelier on tho 2ith inst,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27
The Annual Convention of the
Union Musical Association.

N 80 fNArA a w. - Ah1N"'H
Ed'tofS RgtWd Hcrdld; Again the
Union Musical Association is in couvcn-
ton at Poultney, under the able leader
ship Of W. O, Perkins of Boston, anativc,
however, Of Vermont, First class iustru-
mcntalists and soloists, too, are here.
Though the roads were pretty cfFcetually
blocked, even SO as 10 impede railroad
travel, yet the evening has brought to-
sether a chorus Of over 30 excellent voices
divided in about the proportion of two
iiiths male and three-ffths female voices
The arrangements for seating the chorus
cannot be improved, either MS to comfort
or opportunity for musical effect. nor in
deed as 10 the matter Of economizinc
TU7TTT, II rs rftrrftirriffiy IN improvement
over ike arrangements for any previous
convention. Prof. Perkins is in excellent
health, looks happy and at home, He
presides at the piano to-day and evening,
awaiting Mr.. Proctor of st. Adams. who
i, to he here on the midnight train. Mr.
r. W, Crowning,hicld, who wonderfully
controls every resource of the organ, pre-
sides at one Of Estey Il Green's best.
The educational influences exertcd by
previous conventions and by the able in
>tructions Of Prof Crowingshield in his
class instruction here, are too palpahlv
manifest even at the outset Of this CON
yentidn. Better work is accomplished
and better musical results brought out
before the close OF this first day and even
ing, than were possible at earlier eonven-
tions, even on the last day and evening
No one can, who has been present hereto
fore and to-day, fail TO mark and remdyk
it. Those who have laborcd for the in
auguration and support Of these conven-
tons, are now well repaid for their labor,
expense and zeal We cannot fail in this
report to note that Mr.. Geo. Cheney Of
Boston i, with us, in good humor and
voice, and sang to us swcctIy and tender
ly of Robin Adair
In answer 10 a hearty call Mr.. II. W
Elrerton If Pawl,t wb;s,lod Sweet Homo
with variations. ever and onon rr,1uc;,o,
the effect of an echo with such .pr,.,.i in,
naturalness, that we were reminded, of the
painter who painted knot so perfectly
in imitation, that when the paint got cory
dry the knot dropped out, leaving knot
hole. He is remarkable whistler and
should be voted kYg of the Yankee ma
ton Of whi>tler.. We could not conceive
how. with 50 much humor in and about
linn. he could keen his ggeLeJ so rerfcctlv
I.dil nat fail for once, With the nrom-
i.e We now have Of weather, talent and
work Hi. i +, ba nm unu.uaIIv .nrccss.
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RAILROAD ACcipENr.-On Monday. as
the morning train from Bennington to
Rutland, on the b. q r. Railroad, was
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27

ARREST OF \ Man. CAfRIER.-H NJ.
Hoffnagle, Of Essex, n Y, Route Agent
ON Lake Champlain for eighteen months
past, and lately runninsbetwcen St. Al
bans and Ogdensburg, was arrested for
embezzling money from the mails, at the
johnson House, 0gdensburgh, on Satur-
day noon by special Post Office Agent.
Hoffnagle at once confessed the robbery
and is now in st. Lawrence county Jail at
Canton.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27

CU-roMs REcEIpTs.-$1,1 1913 were
collected at the Custom House in Richford
during the month OF December and S912.-
50 in January.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27

RENovAI~-The weu-kngwn firm Of
Henry q Co, Of Waterbury, are about to
remove to Burlington. The firm are man
ufacturers Of and wholesale dealers in
Proprietary Medicines, drugs, rcriumery,
toilet articals, rubber goods. Re, are the
proprietors Of Downs Elixir, and other
noted medicines, clnploy large number
Of agents, and do an extensive business.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27

THE SouTmEHN RAILROAD pIFyr
crrTrEs-The Troy Time, ct Wcduee-
day evening last has the following cone
corning the difficulties between the Troy
4 Boston Railroad Company and T. W
Park Of Bennington:
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27

I
WASHINGTON. Feb. 9Th, lS6S.
SIR Your letter Of the ap.h ult.. r,la.
tive % change of firm, ana subsequent
liability % ,pooil tax. IN, been received
Ia rcply, that every change Of firm by
which "a member rc'lrcs from tie same.
whether % now partner takes his place oy
not, or by which former partner dis
poses uf his entire business interest and
successor takes his place and continues tn,
business constituseolikciu contemplation
Of law, new person or firm, liable e.
special tax from the frs, of the month il
which such change took place, Tor III,
balance Of the wear FOR which TAX Ia.
once been paid by Tie original firm OF
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-27

NORTH BENNINGTON NATIONAL BANK;
W. H. Putnam. of Bennington, has been
elected a Director in the First National
Bank OF North Bennington, ric5 Calvin
Park, resigned