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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-07-04
JUDICIAL NOTICES..
State Of LOui>ilml.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
Foriska Gaiennif rife
VS.. No. 32i
AehIIc Dru,Ihei her husband.

By virtue of an order Of a III FA to me di.
rec,ed in the above suit, ! have seized, and
will offer al public auction, a, the Cont, House
of the Parish of ST. James, on WEDNESDAY
The 22d day Of JULY 1868, a, II O'Clock A. NJ,
the herein after described property, 10 satisfy
said writ, .to wit:
A certain tract of land, situated in the Parish
of 81. James, on the left bank of the Mlls-iS.
sippi river, about 6! miles above the city Of
New Orleans, measuring one half a,pen,
front on said river, by forty arpen.s in depth
more or less and closing in The rear. bounded
above by the property Of Dr.. l.. DePoorier,
and below by that Of AdeIard Iourdan, To-
gelher with the buildings aud fences thereon
and ,hereuuto belonging.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Cash in legal currency.
S. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
Parish of ST. James, June 20ih, 1868
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Forming together The above sum Of Sl2 SO 90
{ Thus given and granted under my
Z LIS. ihand and the seal Of sad C.uti Sri
~ land affixed al The Pause nj 81. Jane,
aforesaid on his 9Th day of Jane in the yea,
Of our Lord 1863.
ga r. s. GAUDET,
ra.He#= Clerk of said Court.
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20 :. m1RAyAT, horiocsr. b3oa-
EyA, tier, rteata.eur de IN onsres, ~pssdssss, b.
GsA6 jopx, etc. #a @@ a.
Hahi,a,ion L.. BoSSrcazr, ST Jacques, rive Bausae.
pres -Eglise S,-M,chel. z.n =u
~ j. MiRAYAT 50 rrnn,porse 4 domiciis pour
,eparation d. ~p.ndules, horiosss, etc.. 4joih.
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DanarG,
pres dn C'OMreni dn SncrE-C rur.
o.
prOduits dc rOueSt
dircctcment importcrs dc St-I.ouis.

ullcCtcIHcW lI0pOrtcS &c St-I.OulS.
FARINE, JANBONS, EPAILES FT-
.MEES, BEuRRL, GRAISSE, FRO
MAGE, here EN- BARN.. POMNE.S,
HAkiCOTS, CHA NDELLES, NUILE,
MAS, A'OINE, son, &c.
Au prix de la Nouvelle. Orleans.
u ~i'Osca L Planches, prC~ae.
q ,absc completes, Caisse., A vENDKE su,
fhab''a,ion A. Ferry, Tive gauche)
S'adresset u NJ. ELouu,d ScHsyxxAlprs evr
les l,eux. Ayi
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-07-04

~~ Aiusi lonnte ct acrnrdta sous ma
LIS. nS,in ct le sceiu de Ia die C"nr an.
49, poses q Ia rar"i-se S~t-J.conrs slls-
,I,te, IL ~" Inur lie JUN dc i'annee Dc No,rc
Seiyneur 1868.
r. S. GAEDET,
Grpfier de la dit. Cnur.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10
LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEGRAPH,
New \ ork News.

NEW ioRK, Sept $,
The eoroueFs Jury in the case Of the
death OF susannah Latin, have returned
a verdict of death from metro perclorities,
HE result u childbirth at DIR, Grindle's
lying-in establishment, and censuring the
proprietor Of that place Tor the method Of
conducting his business, and recommend.
ing that the y \, Legislature pass an act
placing such establishments under CON
troll q the Board q Health, or some other
recognized authority,
An attempt was made in the neighbor.
hood Of Bowcry and Spring street last
night TO murder Policeman Campbell.
The ruhian, named james Burns, was
knocked down by the officer and secured,
and has been held for trial
Mr. Burlingame publishes card stat
ing that he and his Chinese associates d
not make contracts and give franchises in
the name Of the Government Of China a,
many suppose.
II is estimated that the rate of taxation
on real and personal estate in the city an,
county Of New York for the year lSG'
win he about a;i per 500 Last yea
the rate ii taxation was s6t ryy Slo0
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10
WIZ MONT ELECTION.
The senate iiect.

ApplsoS CarNY John NJ, DycE Salisbury
William l., Nash, New Haven,
BENNINGTON IorNTR Haua0n GanAehl, Al,
lington; Martin J, LAKE, BENNINGTON,
CALEnoNIA IoUNFN Gates h, hullaIl, 81,
JohRsbury Harley NJ Hall, Hmke.
clurITSpEN CorNTy L Il, Hard, burlington
A, II, halheFt, EssrNi I, h Green, Richmond,
EssEx CoUNR -teorgp \, Dale, Brighton,
FRANkIJN COUNTY bradley Barlos, St. Al
hans, Henry 4, Hurt, sNantoni William Il.
Hutchinson, Euosbuush
GBANn I,LE CouNTY Jol T, Laid, AlburssE
LAMouLE CoUSTY tieorse W Henaee, Nor
rlstONn,
ORANGE CoUNTY Roswell famham, lIadiaTd
james Hutchinson, JF, lraintTre.
ORLEANs C0UNIl ], w, Simpson, Crattshugy
William q, Elkins, Troy,
RUTIANn CorsIY Ira &. Allen, FaiThaNan
caron Leonard, httsiuFd Merritt CLARK, loult
ney,
wAsulNaraS CovNN ltsprH. oYruft North
field; Charles Dewey, Montpelier Charles IL
Heath, pLgiutield,
WiNpukM Cur-NrY David GonlEn Haith
born, Hoyi III, Wheeler, Jamaica
WINDSOR CouSrY William H. Walker, lW2
low 4 W. Anderson, Bethel Alhsr. Brown
Springfield,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10
ATATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
- CASILETON VERMONT

Tho Board Of Trustees regarding Il as ilnpor-
taut III introducing the system Of Normal lnstruc-
ton in our State, that drilled III and flmllar
with the best systems in other States should be
Al the head at Aelr school, have succeeded III Sc
eariuga> prigapal, Miss L. @. PATCH a grtdu-
ate OF the Massachusetts, state Normal School al
birmingham, u whom Rev. Chas. Brooks OF
Massachusetts, the founder OF the Normal school
system in iii. country says -"She is the most
accomplished scholar for the head oil a Normal
School that | am acquainted WITH
With her will be associated as teacher another
graduate nf 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 2Sd.
The Winter Term begins January 9Th.
The Spring Term begins April goth.
Each term continues thirteen ll3 weeks. Ex-
animation for admission the Tuesday preceding
each term.
Tuition s. per term
Pupils needing aid and intending 10 teach can
have their tuition pad by the State.
Board can be obtained for from 81 TO 81 per
week ana facilities viii be- provided for those who
may wish to board themselves.
q NJ. WILLARD, Sec'y.
CastletOn, Sept. :, 1858. M&wtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10

FouNp-The body Of the missing man.
Rev. y. T. Cmpdeld d Cazonoyia, \, y,
of whom mention has boon made several
times in the HERALD, has been found,
Monday morning letters and telesram'
were received here from Bellows Falls FOR
Henry Clark and ii, l., Adams, stating
that body had been found nc1r thtt
place answering to the description Of the
missing man as published in the llrR'
AID Roy, y, h Campficld Of Newark,
y. j., father ~ the lost gcntlemuu, and Il.
u, lyi,on, il hrothcr.iu-law, together with
Mr. Clark, went north in company on
Monday morning the two first on a
search after their missing relative,
telegram o. Mr. Clark At Burlington,
intercepted the searching party. Iel.'
gram, immediately passed back and forth
between Burlington and Bellows Falls,
asking ior and gathering more minute
description # the body found, anu the
friends were satisfied that it was probably
he Of whom they were in search, They
started Tor Bellows Falls Monday night
Joined here by Mr. IL +. Adams OF tins
place. Upon arriving at Bellows Falls
thcy found no trouble in recognizing III,
body. although much changed in appear
auco from having laid in the water 81
long. Mr.. Adams returned from Below,
Fass yesterday afternoon and Informed
a, that the remains have been taken by
the friends of the deceased To Newark, \
! for intrrmcnt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, :,
Adyiccs have h,,u received here from
Colima, Mexico, to the 18th of August
show great improvement In the affairs OF
that State and in the State of Gucrro is
noticed, general resumption OF business
having taken place.
Malatlan. the seaport of CoHma, has
been OF considerable Importance since the
opposition line Of steamers from san
Francisco have regularly Touched there.
Another revolution had broken out IN
The State u Tamanlipas, Conale.e, Go
mel, Vegas and Corronada having revolt
ed against the >tat government OF
Garsa.
Provisions are scarce in several OF the
States, and famine is threatened. In
the State of Guerreo beans are nine cent
pound and corn two dollars It bushel,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10

SUMMARY We herewith give tbs returns OF
every, town IN TIM state with but twoor threa cN-
nptiau- which tpot up 2d,>No MAJORITY tor Coy
Plrc Those towns nom which W. have no re-
turns, last year rs,yc Page 81 majority, but w.ll
probably iuorcas., his vote 70 abou, loo majority,
which Will give lust about aspn majority 10
this majority, sthe Burlington Free Press nsh''
ly claims, should be sldcl = Republican vote.
cast Ia orwell, but which, ewing 10 a LEGAL pplGe
against ttpy, Page, wen. stst tor Edward seymour
anal john ". Stewart TN Governor. lhcse ailel
Ia our majority makes Htla OVER $4,000 aud
the plig41 returns viii not vary At loo etthoi,way,
Last year the vote s'npl as follows Page
3l,|#. Edwards, l3s0 Republican majority
.n,ias.
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brutal Murder.

PHILADELPHIA, sept. :.
4 frightful murder has just come Il
light here. On Sunday evening last
Mary Marman, aged six years residing
with her parents in the northern part OF
the city, while sitting in front of the
house with her mother, was accostcd by a
strange man, who asked the direction of a
certain street. The mother sent the
child to show him, as it was only few
steps off, and the child wa~ not heard
from until to-day, when her body wa'
found in brick pond, outraged, arm dis
located and several cuts on her body
No clue has been obtained of the muir
dtrer
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10

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pages. Wtth uu-' ytluaasa attsaas, >gnt trac to
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Broadway, New York. H. ). =. Fitch VIII hp
Al = Irsnsuu. s'l,tt, Boston. Wednesday and
Thursday. july - AMI u.s. and every second
WuTup~l4y anil Thursday after. An c0usulta-
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10

IT, This very sensible article We take from
the Burlington Free Press, and we would,
IN connection with il, call attention to the
fact that we have in nei@hboriug town
ouc Of these Normal Schools, to whichthc
writer refers. The Normal School Of the
First Congressional District is located at
Castlrtou, and we learn that building
has there been most admirably prepared
for such a school, Mt the cost of over 81
600, and that at the commencement Of the
term it will be thoroughly furnished. We
have also been informed that the Board Of
Trustees have secured the services, Us
Principal Of the school, of Miss +. O.
Patch, graduate of the Massachusetts,
State Normal School, at birmingham, who
has for this purpose left the High School
Of Maiden.
1t has been the experience in the Nor
nal Schools of Massachusetts, that compe,
tent lady teachers have been the mos
successful as principals, and their larges
and best school at birmingham has Mis-
Johnson at its head. We hear that Mis-
Patch has in the neighborhood of Bostoi
the highest reputation as teacher, AM
from her acquaintance with the who'll
Normal School system will be fully com
petent for the position she assumes. W
would therefore commend to all the teach
ere of our common schools in this Con
gressional District this State Norma
School in Castleton, and would refer ther
to its advertisement in another column
Teachers are not properly paid 70
their services" This is a common re
mark, especially among those engaged i
the business of instruction. And til
statement is true enough, when the mai
ter is looked at from one point of view
The teachers work is difficult and respor
sible, and requires, in order to its propt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10
STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

), 81 Rutland, -, The Probate toun Tor tbs
distinct al Rutland.
10 all persons interested inthe estate.ot David
stlm~0n, late ul MI, Tabor, in said District, de-
ceased, t,state, dAEEftNaf
rs the authority u the State Of Vermont, you are
hervby notified 10 appear before the said Probate
Court al the Probate Office in Rutland IN said dis
trct, on the lst Tuesday OF October, A, ID, ls6s
10 show cause, II amy you have, Why certain m
strument, IN Writing, Tiled in said court, AMI rnr-
PORTING 10 br,thv last will and testament OF sad
aeeeas,d should not b. proved and allowed,
Dated At Rutland, IN said district, this sth day
Of september, \, h., iS6s.
3;sa3W. HENRY IL. SMITH, Register,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10
STATE OF VERMONT. DISTRICT

~ of Rutland, -, The Probate Court Tor the
District oi Rutland.
10 all persons interested in the estate Of jena
/ than Hurlett late 81 htisiuId, IN said district
ceased, testate, GREETING:
rs the authority OF the state Of Vermont, you
are heg,by notified 20 appear before sad Probate
Court, at the Probate office IN Rutland IN said
distract on the lst Tuesday OF ootober,A - lsts,
Is show cause, II any you have, why a tgitalu
instrument In writing, tiled IN said court and
purporting 70 be the last viii and testament Of
sAil deceased should not be proved and allowed.
Dated at Rutland, in sud 'dlstrlct, this 81 day
at September, A. II. lS5N.
'iiwss HENRY SMITH, Register
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10
WEEKLY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER TO-
geoal alotifes.
lNllMAIIsSIONERS'

4 NIM Al I@NIUN TIsN NUI Y
\ I Fhp uut,ersignei, having heen appointed ~
thp ZION. pr3latg 10urt tug the District u falr,
haven, Commissioners 70 FeevlNe, eNAiasne aud
ADJUST an CLAIMS atd demands y Az lsls'1.s
astlu.t jo.sph Clark late II llubhardton, IA
sall nlstngt, ass,s .s,tl, hereby give motive
taat We will meet iur the lltiss. ~ vAstAsh'
Aas and allowing said claims ~ Maiah Nso-
sirIs Hotel, IA sad town, on "Wednesday, ~
-sth, anil Wednesday, Die. 10th, non, Ven usslss
4 n. until u'el,ek i. ~ each ii SAID days, and
that slx mouths lruln the lith day Of July, ~ y
ls6s, i The time limited ~ SAID court ioE $, y
prcdluls "a prsent their claims To US for exam
nation aud allowance,
Dated az iluhhar iton, VT, this 18th day Of
stptelubei, \, DISCS.
nENoNI GRIFFIN, c.rn,,.
CuAuNCEY 4, HEWITT, '0'''s >
Afw3W
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10

The september Term Of the Rntland
County Court commenced its session yes
toriay afternoon in the Town Hall at
thi, place, Hon. John Prout, Judge, pre-
siding Nothing further was done by
the Court. than. To organize, charge the
Grlud Jury, and call the Jury Docket.
Tho dr,' ease for trial thi, morning il the
.,1. ii Lewis Provost v. Sylvester Segur.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10
LREE! FREE FREE .
CIRCUS, CIRCUS !. CIRCUS.

Prof HAMILTON, the Great Western Horse
Tanner will sci up a large Circus tent at Rutland,
on Monday, Sept. lith Seats for 2o10 people!
The tent Will be set up on the Park, south Of
Washington street, opposite the jail
Doors open at o'clock p. m, free TO everybody.
Bring the Ladies. 4 lso free at O'Clock =. m.
Immediately after the free show, class will be
formed and instructed in the art. Price OF phi
waite lessons s3 each.
Any one who Will bring III a viii colt or kick
ing horse Tor a subject, will get ticket free.
Ii there can be i good school formed on Mon
day, the Professor will remain all the week
Il. T. HAMILTON, Proprietor.
septgd&wtd
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10
I.oypoN. Sept. :.

The boy Mackev, nineteen years Of
age, was hanged to-day al Newga,e, with
in the walls of the prison, for the murder
of his mistress in thi, city. The only
persons present were the officers OF the
law and Il few members Of the press,
This i, the first private execution which
has taken place in London under the new
law concerning capital punishment,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10

A FAMILY REMEDY No family should be
without some ettoacious remedy for the cure Of
affections, so universally prevalent, AZ coughs,
colds, sore throat, whooping- cough, and Group
some remedy, too, which can be relied upon as
safe, sure and certain. DR.. Wistar's Balsam OF
Wild Cherry combines this desideratum.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10
yXTEAyERS WANTED.---A FEW

w good Cotton Weavers, to commence work
Immediately In the Monadnoek Mills, Claremont
N. H., whore good pay will be given. And also q
few girls will find opportunity TO learn to weave
il application is made Immediately.
ID. w. JOHNSON, Agent
Claremont, N. H., Dec. 81, 1861. d&wtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10
ORR e1.A1Ms.upoN THE PUBLIC

w clam no linpo*>lbiities nor exfIadrh r
results. We simply claim competent instru nrs'
and a thorough course Of instruction to tho%e who
will stuiiously labor to acquire n
circul,r.sent free Specimens OF fenmanship
10 cents. address
j. II. LANSLEY.
Rmfland VI
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10

maIkst tn l3er; young cattle al D., an
oa~s AZ - each, az 9ae b y, lambert II 4,
'ngs s"lt oue carload q sheer At o., and one /, r
had iE ~ 50, worth lsA aud o. last Tues =
lAeg 4 tANingston soil AZ o. per head, Aba,
tan = Aft poultry AZ market AZ Is % sse = %
Accounting 10 age and quality, There appeared 0,
y little disposition manifested To oomprumise "a
market days, The lIoyer At market on Tuesi /,
sald tha' their s'ek would laniye as usual !
'Aal DAY peN' veek atd thereafter. until furthe
MIN
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10

HI DO not fail to try the Great English Reno
dy1sir Robert Edgars Celebrated English Life
Btters Tor Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, and all
diseases Of the stomach and Bowels. td&wtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10

Don't take drugs for a bilious attack, indiges-
ton or headache, when a purely vegetable bitter
like Sonoma Wine Bitters, will give you relief.
Sold all over the land.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10

BEEF Per loo lhs On tof.tl weight Of llo, tai.
and meat extra, .l3 s3tl %; first quality ~
5uGl3 30; second quality, 81 jutal2 % third
quality, ~ o0all %; a few choice single pairs,
6 uaGS Is
WORKING OXEN -.ls5@s0o,
HANDY STEERS 100000, or much accord
ing to their value as beef
COWS AND Young CALVES Fair quality
sl0(a5o extrs. s7j4lnl, tarrpw and dry :ijtjo
SHEEP Per pound, Ike weight, Il. extra.
SHEEP AND LANES Per head, 81 eont ~.
FAT H0GS-los. all Ne, lave weiaht.
PIGS iu5Gile.
HIDES Brighton lD0liO e.; country lots n
a luc calfskins lsIa 4nc.
TALLOW Brighton, s.. mse. country lots,
55sMsc.
PElrS-6 nc.
Last Thursday about 400 cdttls and D0a sheep
arrived at Cambridge There was sl,.h. I'M
proyement in this market for cattle, bat 4 decline
in prices on sheep, owing largely I" the supply OF
Western sheep COCO at Brighton. There
were also some too Western cattle and ll9 East
ern at Brighton. The excitement IN relation Z"
diseased beef having mostly subsidized the demand
for cattle was good, and prices 80 t. 75e / loo rs
higher than last week. Yesterday the receipts nj
Cambridge amounted to 9si cattle and idi sheep
The quality Of the stock rather poor, A. the
butchers say it is generally when there Is an un-
usually large growth of srass. Compared with
last Thursday we think there little change in
prices, either for cattle sheep. sheep are sold
with difficulty, AS the mutton market has been
overstocked during the past week, and prices are
from Is to soc per head lower than last Tuesday,
aud about the same as last Thursday. NJ. L.
shackett sold Is three-year-old steers, 're~s
about 700 rs each for u ~ and 4 20 tselt d
oxen, to dress 800 lbs, at l. 70 lse Il ID, and
young cattle at to lokc 4 Il. :. Wheeler sold
carload Of young cattle at "a lsc = D. John
Quinlan sold a pair Of oxen at iic, and 3young
cattle at loc. j Sabin sold one pair Of oxen 70
dress 1000 its each, at lsc; steers at so eheh'
| or lie . d. @, F. Ska sold > oxen, Sll5 IDS at
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10

LONDON, sept ;,
Consols - money 9il on account;
American securities quiet and steady
bonds = others unchanged,
FRASKEoRr, sept. 5,
Bond, 30,
LIVERPOOL, Sept. :.
Cotton closed duh and unchanged.
Lard active and advanced one shilling,
ANTWERP, Sept. :.
Petroleum firm and unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, sept :.
The ship X. II, Tucker, Of und'ier Bos-
ton, is ashore ou Rllekwa'er Bank. OIL
Ireland The sea Is running high crew
still aboard,
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SPORTSMEN ATTEND

Shot Guns, Powder Fiasks, Shot Belts and
Pouches, Powder, Shot and Caps Large STOCK
al r, FEM & CO.'S.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10

BrTIFn Ter pound. i0645t
DHEEsr- New, per pound, l5@lec
EsGs-Frt dozen, S5c
PorAror- Per tushel, 300
LARD Tor laund, zee
TALow Per pound, lOtGllc
Hans Per pound CSC
Bear Per pound, best cuts, ls6f2sc
PoEk Ensa, Tor pnunl, llG.Oc
NuTToS Per pound, l2alIc
Wal per pound a. TO quality, ioG2oc
CuiCEENs Fer pound, 25c
CopFlsH -George's, per pound iasc
FHEsu Fgsu Per pound 3Gsc
MAchrnrL Fer pound, l09l5c
HlppoeK Per pound, &c
MACKtNAw TReyT Fer pound, Toe
SALMON Per pound, loc
TRitF' Pen pound l5e
SUGAR AluS,avado, PER pound, l2Gl3c
Coffee, extra, lie
q" crushed aud graduated lsc
Tr,- Per rpund - 9Ocat2 90
C'ovprr Extra ground 3O6r50c
Java, uuToaud i5e
mo S0G35c
FLouH Per tbl., sprne wheat g. oolal2 20
nav amber, slJ ObGl3 80
white winter, Seals
MFAL-Per 100 lts., " 60
KEEosrSE on. Ter gall, soc
CrMFST Per hhl.. " 70
I'll. SALT Per nsErl, Soc
DRlrp Arms Per pound, l.e
MISS Pork Home, Isr hh., 80 W
CLrAH ruGk PEA hbi., ~ W
BEANS bushet, ~
! gH1~ 81 60
M -, tan 900 90
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10

WOOD LOT FOR SALE---ONE
w Hundred Acres, located in Mendon, near
Perkins, Burnt Mill five miles from Rutland, On
a good road. Price $500, For further PARTICULAR
enquire OF II o. Perkins, Jerry N. Thornton, or
Duran Ii. Ormes, Mendon.
Aug. IS, 1868. dGwu
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10

Thts afternoons quotations are reported as fol
Huston Produce Market,

Reported expressly for the nEnstn by CH,sasn-
LIS, sfuEars Co., Commission Merchsnts,
20 and y Fapeuil Han Market, Boston.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10

WrrNrsply Monxlxa, sept. ., lses.

Reported expressly for the HERALD by c, KINGS
LrY Wholesale and Retail Grocer.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND,

Fram Bellows Falls, lass ilo.qo a, m, 800 4
500 p, IN,
burlington, u, 8 a, m, 4 ~. . y l',la pa,
" Bei,uuatau and State hpr, 'll'l' n "ld
Loco y, N,
Sc saratoga, - o. IN, aud lO,la p, m,
a" S,lam, lis i $50 \ IA, '3aa =, - y A.
Mail Train. fMlNrd'