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@arins intelligence.
ORsscEEs OrrIcz, No. ~ CAnr STREET. +,
"wednesday. August IL, 1888.
Cleared Yesterday.

4
| Wednesday. August Il, 1888.
| Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Clinton, Beckett for Galveston wbitn.v kc
sshr AnarOneds BRIT, Simpson, for Havana
| GOldsnbOw a Ksll.,
Arrived Yesterday.
Logger Williams, from Baton Rouge, to mastsr2d d..
Lugger Gsrbadi from st Bernard to uastsr-old Basin
STEAMBOATS,.
Wild Wagner Richardson, from Natchex
Frances. Blakssles fIsm Mobile
Grey Ess. s. nocs t I,1T bs wc.Hssn
Gleons, Patterson, from Runs Landing
Th0s r M@y. DeBoushel, from Dobards Landing
Loss OF SHIP ExPoUSpER-The shin Expo.na.,
from Liverpool wrecked % %eiass9 TS:
crew were ssved.-from Boston papers, 7th inst
Exports.
dALvESToN-steamshp Clnton-7eo bbis -four 40 .k.
oss 81 bass coffee 500 90 90 b.. beer 10
60 HAyANA-sehI AndrOmed.-sOO bs. aour Il Dbl. ham.
6O bbs turpentins SO sks oats rs emsty hhds
RAvhNA-s ssTshp Junissa5s cases segars seig Krug
esdsSo Bros pRss lumber Iopess ssss %s,s
MGsEs..m., - Dsss grps. esgSs
gass AGO. do Aestea VAus-sundries to order
Receipts or Produce.
Adde'S do MarI-5 pEgs fra bOls pssstoes B 81
iers- bx peaches 70 order7 pkgs fruit 6xs eggs COOP
lows boarmsn-2 coops fowls horses sundres
Bienvepue-h SKIS corn DR. smith, hid hsh Petgrev-
Is bales moss bales wool bags taow key do
hides kaufman &co-25 bbs potatoes z Depl.iRne-7
pkgs mose smith-sundries 20
. LAFOukCHE-steamer Ficser-6 bbis molssses A Tar.
bonne-l do bxs eggs Csnhepe-5 co surie-l 40 C q
Garner-z do bsckhaus-l do LabArhe-lI pkas iron
SIX peas bxs fowls Cherot-l do LfsmbIss
pochter-l bxs eggs Dder do Dumestre- 90
wAsHrGToN-stesmsr @ Blackford-l bale. cotton
Deoanc-2 coops fowls ~ bxs bales wool Oh hides
Lscssssgnen hides 10 bbls potatoes bbls taow pkes
bones LCouret-l0 coops fowls u bxs eggs Is hides bb
peas Case exs n hides 9bses coops fowls
Debanc Ber-l coop bbs potstoes Mrs
bbls potatoes Dudley Helson-2 bags wool to ordes7
pd bdes BIZ wax Mann AGO. hides Murphy-I s.ek
wooi blanchn Grasdl do bxs peaches potatoes
bersud Gioert-z bbs coops fowls
90 hdes Surie-I9 hides SKIS wool We-l0 sks nota
tees fsandor-lS bbls potsfoes 4 Allen Xce-l2
head cattle Pssosl-4l do Noel 6co-sundres 70 order
:, BAYOU sARA-Stssner Grey Bsgle4 hhds sugar
DO eers-ll bags wool Stewart Norton-I do bslss
no.s bxs peaches ForyleIO0 cotton seed Adiee-
sun dries 90 order
RUsT's LANDING-steamer Cleons-22 hides pk9.skin.
Levy a Hass-sundres to order
IrTA-LA.HACHE-Stesmsr Hunter-l3 bbls rics q
potatoes socos-2 bbls rice bbl besns sks potatoes
srtin-ls do Cszentre-l SKIS rice bbs rice Pensud
! elon-sundries o order
DOBARD's LAHDING-eteauer Thos p Nsv-,ts III.
POTATOES and sundries TO order WIZ
81 BERNARD-Lusser GAribsldI-2ls bbls potatoes and
BATON RoUGE-Luggsr winiams-co Dbl, pO,a.Os. l
tides TO order
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Receipts By Railrosds.

EEW ORLEANS, OPELOUsAsA GREAT WESTERN
e-i.gr s1s vol Tsriron q bd hides 50 hides
trean-2Odo Levy-6s do l. Mann Aco-llO j u Courst
u bsiss NOES Sure-l9 do Gsrdner-lO do N Wasb-s
90 Lscasssgne4 htbsles de Clzrk-O sks onions a
vin-G do and sundries to order ~
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT NoRrHERN-
W ieet lumber Bloom &co-4 1000 do Tay or-37OO 40 II
S9ns-4lo b1s fruit W Oriser-l25 do Mschecs-I2 do
:. 4 boarman-SiI Aby2ss @ Cond-IOC Sch wart.
IL X Tramontsnl-l7J Harris-ll DegTegoro-47 Fusch y
III Snropsnire Hsthorn-59 Eo -l2O05 brick webb
er-2 BIKE copper Keep Hogan-sundre. 70 order '
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A MrssoAER.-As her majesty is 80 well known
TO have no pride or hsughtiness vhstever about
her. 1t seems absurd for people to be continually
taking about the queens highway"
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eummtrfiaI .1nteuigente.
CREscKsI OFFIcz. No. u OAur sxrv,
Tuesday Evening. August II IQ63

OkksckNT OFFIOE No. . OAHY sYru1R.
Tuesday Evening. August IL 1854
=, CoTToN-fheimsrke has undergone no sltera.
tion whatever to-day. The supply and demand
we're Iesnicted throughout, and operations have
been confined TO SO bales, in two lots. 10 one
party, at such irregular prices that we are still
unable to furnish reliable or even approximating
quotations.
COTTON srArKNKNr.
Stock on hand Sept I, 1851. ..............,, uus
R.cs,,eS s,nes ySs,erusS...
rocei'eo pfevtonsty 6650U
Made up from pickngs. samples and Cotton
reeeiveo In sacks aAd bsles here tincs
rx,o,,.. 0s7o5
HAp'seo 2T-s7,27
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OUACHITA RIVER.

TRENTON. MONROE AND NEW oRLEAss HEau-
LAR PACKET
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY,, ct Brr
FOR TRENTON. MONROE, COLUMBIA. HAR.
rtsonburg, Trinity and all intsrnsdist. is.dnx,-rhs
fine, fast passenger psckst
Cfeona,
l. d. PATTERSON Master; J. W. valdez. Cisrk;
VIII leave positively above For freight or .a..so.
apply on board, or 70 wINBURN 4 LORD, Agent.
90 Grsviss strssl
f.s-The Ceona viii take freight and passengers .. lsv
as any other boat In the trade taking freight for Bayvu
macon and Isnsss and D'ArbOnne. with privilege Of re-
shipping.
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oassIs narnss.


ORR JEvysRsoS. August L. 1855
Arrived yesterday = 300 Texas Beeves, 40
Calves and Yesrlings. Mich Cows. Sold yester-
10 Hogs, 81 Sheep. Stock on sale-3l2 Texas
Beeves, 22s Calves and Yesrlings, ~ Hogs, 1I3
Sheep and % Mich Cows. We quote:
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The editor OF the Auburn Advertiser boasts OF
having been presented with the veritsble hatch.
et with which George Washington chopped the
it,u ~ .S' NSVN'
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vi1eiAIA MILITARY IHsTIrUrn
LEXINGTON. VA

n institution 10 In full operation ana d ready 70 ss,i
uen the south At period Of the summer a.d "a
sssefArgs Of them for the whsls year
svaeaneiss IN the Faculty By the death Of s,. s..
sschson kodss and Crutchnsla been supplied ~
me sppeintnsnt Of Gems a. W. Curtin Lee Oct w. Rial,
ma Ool j. W. hsssia with Vie addition Of Cart ysh.
brooks late Of the navy.
Addrasth undssEusd WAECIs IL SMITH
szpodntsn1enl
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NATCHEZ.

EATCHEz PACKET,
Leaves on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAY. as
EOA hATCHEZ AND ALL INrKRnEnf.rr
lAndings-Ths hne passenger packet
Bart Able.
On place Of the steamer VIA Waoon.,,
W. .. RICHARDSON, Master; J. O. LIBAno O.,
s'0ve GEO. d. HITE, Agent
II rohoupltoulas ssrss4
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VICKsBURa.

LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY Arsr
VICE eBu R0. NATCHEz AND NEW oRLEI M
v Regular Tuesday O. g. Mail Packet In plscs OF Il r.
L. Lex The steamer
Gov. Allen,
JNo. ". CANNON, Hssssz,
VII save .seys for vieksburE Matches Cali ROD
my 81 Joseph Waterproof Fort Adams Bayou Bar. E.t
hongc u onsldsouviie. and all ntsrmsdiats isnd. -
HE Gov Allen mskes close connections vita st....s~
CALUMET at Vicksbnrg for all landings YsEoo rfve~
For freight or passage having unsurpassed
splpy On board
sIsNoTT ADAMS. Is Oomm.ro,.I p,.,.
Shippers will pay freisht 10 all plantation Isndins ~
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, as..
EOR VIOksH UBR. NATCHEz AVN arr
StsEnedisie lsndnss-Ths steamer Gen 0.ia.s.
making all Coast sndinRa - w. ''s'e - s~evA
SIEEorT : ADAMS, % conm.rcasI p,...
no ssssmM oen. huffman connects vcksburr -
COUNTESS and Calumet for Yasso and TaisSa<:1
phis and all intcrmedis.s landinRs = = '-A's 49,
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NoTICE.fHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFoRE
exising In this city. under the style Of RId h,
LOWER Macs. this day dissolved b. mutual csn.sst
hchArd Flower charged With the settlement Of toe ss.ir
OF the late nrm and VIII continue the Commssiou and 20
forage business bis ONO ll8 rsvfsr srs
RICHARD FLOWER,
New Orleans, maru Ll9R
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steamship Clinton Beckett for Galveston whitney kcc
Sehr Anaromeds [Brip, Simpson, for Havana. Nv
Goldenbow 4 Kelley
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BRAZOb SANTIAGO.
hoheAk LINE o. d MAIL STEAMSHIP
leaves on SATURDAY. August 2id, at 8 A. T.
EoR BRAZOs sANTIAGO VIA GALYRs
IoN-Ths lowprsssurs s-vhssl Iron steamship
t L. O. Harris,
W. II. TALBOT, Commander
WI" leave ~ sbcsA nom her wharf, st. Joseph str,e,
carrying tbs United States mails II steamer ia un.bs
to the Brasos bar good. TO be delivered AT
eohgnees to pay their gbtsrage For reigh. or pas
sage apply 10
oHAS. A WHITNEY 4 CO., Agent.
80 and 50 Camp street.
Freight sud ct onehsf rates adopted BY the Bos,d
Of Underwriters. July /, 1898 -
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PENsAooLA OBSERVER.
PUBLISHED TREwEEKLY By WIZ KIRK A M

raoscription-rweve months So; six months. m a, a.
n III. tim, cn journal becomes very dsssraSi,
ane IN view OF the fact that Pensacola n eaetInS
se rssIosa communications with the Northwsst ssi
n n Ssxo,ss point OF interest 10 entsrprsng ms..
81 the state Of Florida and in rs local d.
oevotes special attention the immense Iamhsr
trade growing up in lie vicinity also 70 o,sr
a. Items which 70 the careful reader viii indiess
~ uossiopnent OF the
- port Advertisements solicited - --'-''s
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TOWB0A16.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT association
T@E UhDEkSI0NED. WISHING TO EsTAB
hsh an and uniform rate Of Tovage and
port, have combined the following Towbosts:
ECLIPSE LINE
swfSssrland, Lsvisthsn. Gladiator and
Ferry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
LINE.
Achilles. Thes. n. Morgan. Equator. w
sashs Norman. Republic, Tseunssh
Wfeaee and Reliance.
The nrmscr power Of the abovs a.socssd ISrs ~
Tovboss NO det sufiou Vii our slthx "a
the bar or In this port
PETER MARCY, Ecnps, Lima
SCHNEIDER zUBERBfER,
Harry Wright Lima
EDWARD A. YORKE CO.. Ina
Assocaated once. IS Carondeet street up stArs
J. O. NORCROsS,
CHAA YrfzENRfTEK
Lsvss Azsnta
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HAVANA-S .esmship Junista-5 cases segars Seg 4 Kr
-bornio Bros bbls lemons Pignolis-S cases mdse
Avenosno Bros pkgs lumber Lopes-6 bags anise
eumlno fascus-2 50 pkgs paper cegsrs j lie eque
7 MOBlLE-Steamer Frances-6f bales mdse Lshman M
gass 6co-3 do hcstea Valus-sundres 70 order
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i HEKNANDEz,
BROKER.
No. II CarondeIes strs.s.
Always hand State ana osty No... v.--.,..
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Rutland Railroad.

+ Those who sat at their ease IN passen.
ger car or those who lay themselves com.
iortably down, at the commencement Of
their journey, in the sleeping palaces,
which are now found upon our railroads,
and are safely conducted to their Jour
ncy's end, do not, as a general thing, have
an idea Of how much they are indebted
to the skill and GOODNESS of the engineer
who has charge Of the locomotive, or to
the thorough inspection which the engine
undergoes before the train is started,
Not one out Of thousand who live on
the,linc OF the Rutland Railroad, or that
are transported over it, We confidently
predict, are able 10 give the names OF one.
half the number Of engines owned by the
company, or have they any idea of the
number owned by the company, lestcr-
day VIC spent short time in looking up
the number Of engines OF this company,
aud herewith present their names, together
with the names Of the engineers, and,
alsa, whether they are used for ircighting
or passenger business
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Cable News.


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Lii a.l ~ on- Wv ''''''' '''''
re -ao'Ie,
.-,s
e.,.,.. -, A.. -,.. -,
sos. Llosta n,,..,-,.., ,,..,... ,..,. 80 90
ILL., Cen. gG!.
Turpentine 2sS IA. sugar oni., L.,l, ~
spot and to arrive T,ll,w 5o.ol
LnrRrooI, Dee =
Cotton opened dull aud easier upland-
10j 10. orleans II m. rIo,,d duh
and unchanged.
Linsoed oil hat, w,et,ru Hour quiet,
beef dull,
Petroleum firm, refined 81 80, market
heavy.
Bark North British from tluabIr We
wrecked off Monte i'my, tx af the '.ra,t
were lost
LoNpoN, De. >,--E,miar.
Mr.. Disraeli had an interview with
queen yesterday, at which hr resigned.
Seats Of Office among the appointments
which arc so+,,ol ,nnn =. .r,t -, f,,.
Duke Coleridge As solicitor Gor.,,l
The Times this mor,rpu ...-.,.,.,. ,t.,
Mr. Gladstone on H. .nredy f,rm,,;., -
b;s cabinet
Bm~r, Dec o.
Steamship Vile le pa,;. from Nm
York arrived here to-day.
u,rs,, d..
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c,a;, -, ,,,t.. j., ,l..;,l.,,.1.
~, .,. ..,.,, .1.,,.ryt.,,i.,, ,......,
;rn :, ,bo nnll;c r..ca TN, ,r,,r. NOV.
IL y Wv 49, a., ,,,..; r. ", ,,
.,,-,,s...11 ~. ,,.-,I..,,,.,
i p,,.,. IA.
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Marria1f5.

BRAINARD-RO wELL-In Middlebury,
Dec. lst, by Rev. Harvey d. kitehel d. D., Prot
Ezra Brainard and Miss Funny Viola Rockwell.
SEAGER- GOODNOw In Brandon Dec. Z,
by Rev. {. A. Thomas, DID, Capt. Charles W.
seager and Sophia +. Goodnow, both OF Brandon.
BLAkELY-COOK- In Manchester Nov. IL,
by Rev. Lewis 4. Austin, Franklin Blakcley of
Rutland, and Addic V. Cook Of Manchester
MoRGAN-sCOT In Williamstown, Mass
by Rev. George w. Fitch, William H. Morgan,
formerly OF bennington, and Amanda Scott, OF
Williamstown.
PARSONS HICKS-In Bennington Nov. II,
by Rev. Isaac Jennings II. R. Parsons Of Mans
field, Ohio and Elizabeth, daughter OF Tel Hicks,
of Bennington.
HATHAWAY - WALDO. = In wallngtord
Nov. 2ith by Rev. J. Milton Peck, Arthur w
Hathaway, of Missouri, and LISA A. Waldo, of
Wallingtord.
BACoN-CoLBCRN-At Springfield, Nov.
oath, by Rev. Mr. Holt, X. A. Bacon, NJ. D., OF
Washington, D. c., and Josephine, only daughter
of Hon. Joseph w. Colburn.
LIPS-PARKER-At vergennes, Nov.
27th, by Rev George c. Bancroft Oscar Phillips,
of Rutland and Esther Parker Of Ferrisburgh.
LoNGLEY = MILLER.-In Mendon, Nov.
18th, by D. Brown, Esq, Solomon Longley, and
Mrs c. J.. Miller, OF Hague, N. Y.
WILLIS OwE.-In Chester, Nov 25th. bv
Rev. c. L. Lord, Mr.. Paul s. Willis, OF Alstead,
N. Il. and Elsie II. IIowe9of westmoreland, n.
II.
BURNHAM -PIERCE-In Rochester, Nov,
25th, by Rev. Geo. 3. Guernsey, Mr. Ezra :.
Burnhan and Miss Esther 4. Pierce, both Of
Stockbridge.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-10

New YORK, Dec. 5.
Gsn Grant this afternoon attended the
wedding of the daughter Of Ex-Gov.
Fish to Prof rEeniamim, Of West Point
Academy
Judge Blatehfor1, to-day, denied the
motion to cancel the bail in the Kentucky
Bourbon case, the defendants who were
not present in court, but granted an order
Of attachment against them. there coun-
sci stated that he did not expect the case
10 be called So soon.
Gen Grant was entertained by the
Union League club tonight with grand
dinner and reception, at which Admiral
Farragut was also an honored guest. In
reply to the toast, sour guest, the general
of the army and president elect" the gen.
eral, who was received with loud and
long continued applause. said Gentle
men of the Union League, it is with en-
tire regret that | find myself unable to
respond in appropriate language to the
warmth Of feeling with which this toast
has been received You know how unac.
cu.tomed am to public speaking hearty
laughter and applause, how undesirable
a talent l think it is to possess, how little
good it generally does renewed laughter
and cheers, and how DESTROYS am TO see
more of our public men follow the good
example which believe in this particu-
lar. if in no other. have set them.
Tremendous applause / must, how
ever, express my acknowledgements to
the Union Leagues of this and other cities
for the great benefits they have conferred
upon the government during the rebel
lion through which We have just passed
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" 'iah to acknowledge their hberahy to.
anu myself and toward the aaliiors, Ia
serving ag~iu tlert u,u, ana ta tunA
them for Il,
General Grants speech YVES followed
by uproriout applause, which continued
Tor several minutes.
Admiral farraut responded in appra,
PIRATE terms to the toast, "Our NAVY. and
It's Great Admiral"
various other taa-t we've given and
spocchc, made,
The proceeding d'l ua. terminate nm.
I'll a late hour
The Erie eases We're before Judge Car.
do|o to-day, ana We're sat tor q houiue aa
Thursday,
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DIANO FORTES AND ORGANS
CLUETT. & SONS,

25O, River Street Troy,
Wholesale and Retail dealers in
PIANO FORTEs, ORGANS, & MELoDEoNs,
invite the attention Of the residents Of Rutland
Village and County to the following
CARD:
"SrErswAY HALL, NEW York, Feb. Goth, 1858
"Messrs Cluett & sons, OF Troy, n. Y, are
hereby appointed Our sole Agents for Rutland
Village and County. VT, and We take especial
pleasure in recommending these gentlemen to the
patronage OF the musical public"
sTEINwAY & SONS.
We offer the world renowned Steinway Piano
at cheaper prices and more accommodating terms
than many inferior instruments are sold tor. Tins
instrument received the First Grand Prize at the
Paris Exposition, and Is conceded to be the Bees,
Piano Made.
THE HAINRS BROS Piano. Cheapest First
Class Piano made, Prices from s375 TO $500.
MASON & HAMLIN's Cabinet Organs.
EsTEY & Co, Cottage Organs; the best reed
instruments made Tor Churches, Sunday Schools,
Lodges and Societies.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS MADE,
and parties purchasing may rely upon receiving
the most complete satisfaction, and most tayors-
BILE terms
PROF. GEO. A. MEITZKE.
the well known Pianist, whose qualifications %
select good instrument none will question: Will
give prompt personal attention on behalf OF oui
CLUETT & SONS,
40, River Street, Troy,
aprilisiswly. and Deleysn House, Albany.
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NEW IoEK. Ia, $.
ASHES quiet. 80 II 500, rs9f t'mt
nall
Corrox More active without 3criand char sc
In prices; 600 bales At 2ii.c. MIdthne up
lands FAX.
FLouR.-Receipts flsl bbls. Flour opened
favora bly, moderate business, 500 gLhls. 3 ,3.a
6 IS: superfine state aud Western, & ~ a : p :
for common to choice extra state, 80 d J -
for do. extra Western, % a ? 80. Good choice
white wheat, extra, GGj19 10, Round Hoop OHIO,
J 50 1000.
Common fair extra ST. Louis 1900, L n,
good choice do closing quiet. California f1dr
heavy, 100 sacks 6, 10 9, VIA horn 'o'' l2,aa
via Isthmus.
Rye flour steady Zoo bbls: i0as+i.
Corn meal more quiet, 2tt' bl'i- iith'i wine
at prieate terms.
WHISKY Lower, al .G2@l,0t.'
GRAIs-Recoipts, 52ig bushels wheat s'etiv
Sc better, "A 900 bushels at Isl, No Spring
S0a So No. |, do | 80 a g. White Michi
gan and winter and Western on private terms
Rye, flrmer 5000 bushels La ! ~.
RIcE.-Dull
BARLEY. Dull dropping, Barley malt anii -
bushels 10, and Geo bushels Rye Mat "F
CoRs-Receipts %. $50 bush. sha. o't,
sales IS 600 bush al ia IL unscu' l4tsl y
for sound mixed Western, closinr ian i,uI foI
new yellow southern IA new white 'outhsrn'
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Philadelphia Neu>.
pnllAnrIrnIA D..

''ftaNAff - nv if'#r
Tho case Of Iwitchcll and viir iortla
murder OF Mrs, Hill, was h.au}y lrrlly
On a writ Of habea, torpu. Tho prt.e,
were rcmandod ojail to ave-. t'r su'j.u
Of the grand jury.
George W Iayou~tqeL, vhu u., lost on
the steamboat United States with his
daughter, Wa, a well known druggist OF
this city. The two ladie, who we're ppt
on board at Cincinnati by Mr. Whc.l.a
and reported among the lo-I, wua Nj.
Thompson, vito of Commodore T.. L.
Thompson OF tho United St.tcyuayy,
accompanied by Mrs Griffin, 'd,or,t W.
r. leicc.
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Deaths.

ROSS-At the residence Of DR.. ]. G. Ross in
Addison, Lawrence Co., Mich, Nov. S1th, of
paralytic stroke, Lovina D., wife of DIR. j. G..
Ross.
The deceased was a native Of Rutland and re-
moved to Michigan in 1850, where she has since
resided.
HANNUM In Weston, VT, Dec. lst., Josiah
w: Hannum, aged i6 years.
RAND-In Pittsford, Nov. 18th, John 8. Rand,
aged Go years.
MUNs0N-At Manchester. Nov. 9th, Mary Ii.
wife OF c. B. Munson, aged 81 year,.
ANDREWs-In Arlington, Myron Andrew.
aged 81 years.
CoLLINS-1n Ira, Dec. I'd, of heart disease,
Harriet, wife Of Erwin Collins, aged IS years.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-10

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FoEFFATHER's DAY.-The Middlebury
Historical Society, as is its custom, oele-
brates the occasion of the landing of the
Pilgrims on Plymouth Rock, Dec. %,
1920. Rev Professor George n. Webber
will deliver the annual address. The So
cial festival, provided by the ladies, will
be given Immediately after the public ex-
ercises This anniversary should be more
generally celebrated throughout the coun-
try, and among others. Rutland should
keep il in remembrance.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-10

WALIISGFoRD-Or Hager, of Wal
lingford, Vt, writes to the Farmer that
while at work in the barn with his father
recently, they found raccoon snugly
curled up in barrel that stood on the
floor On taking him to the house he was
rather bashfdl at first, but now he eats
maple molasse. and other delicacies, and
appears to be quito well satisfied with his
winter quarters.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-10

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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-10

MIDDLEBrKy.-Mr. James G. Waugh,
who graduated at the college, last sum-
mer, has gone into business in the "Bogy
Nail Mill company" st. Louis, Mo.
The Register says, by the census re-
turns, Middlebury had a population of
3,517 in 1850. In 1860 there was only
$50 By the same ratio Of decrease,
in 1870 we shall have population of
1850. Who says figures wont liet
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-10

4 CoNrLlMrSMr, - The Springfield
Republican of Tuesday pays the HEsALD
the following compliment; The Rutland
Herald, already one OF the most enterpris-
ing papers in the State, will be enlarged
January
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-10

ST. LoUIs, Dec :
Allen alias Edwards, charged with be-
ing concerned in the robbery Of Adams
express messenger last August, was arres-
ted yesterday, and in default of $4,000
bail was committed fUs trial
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-10

tINCINNkr. DnI ~
The national board Of trade TODAY rc-
solved TO meet next year
After transtctiug some h,iu,-, Net uf
general interest thc convention adjourned.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-10

ACASAL.-The Burlington Times says:
The Rutland papers advocate the build
ing of canal from Rutland to Whitehall,
believing that Rutland is to be the great
est distribution point.in Vermont.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-10

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