Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-29

and the following plated ware tea SET,
6 pieces / coffee urn; l ice Pitcner
eighteen inch waiter gobiets slop
bowl, and butter dish.
Iroon the Generals arrival, OF course he
was greatly surprised, and knowing that
b;s ,nodesty is always equal to his brav-
-, and ON such occasions q little more
than equal, the donors had very consider
ately made the present with the utmost
privacy, and then taken themselves
away.
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RAIL-
RoAD-CoURT OF CHANCERY.-At the
hearing at Vergennes, on the Odd inst,
Chancellor Pierpoint, on motion of the
counsel for the first mortgage bondhold-
ers, dismissed with costs the petition Of
the Rutland Railroad Company for the
transfer to them of the possession of the
railroad and property of the Rutland and
Burlington Railroad Company.
POCKET PICKED-During the review
of the Seventh Regiment by Governor
Hoffman, at Saratoga Springs on Friday
morning, the pocket of Mr.. Hyde of
Hydevile, was picked of his pocket book,
containing six drafts payable to his or
der, OF one hundred dollars each, and also
about one hundred dollars in money. No
tice was at once given to the banks re-
speeding the drafts.
PREMIUM LIST OF NEW ENGLAND
FAIE.-The premium list Of the New
England Agricultural Society, for its
sixth annual exhibition, to be held in
connection with the Fair Of the Maine
State Agricultural Society, at Portland,
Ne, on the ,th, Sth, 9th and 10Th of Sep
tcmber next, is now being circulated
throughout New England. The list is
liberal one, embracing premiums for all
The departments Of New England agri-
cural and mechanical industry, and we
notice with pleasure that the premiums
for trial, OF speed of horses do not absorb
the larger part Of the sums offered i'll
premiums. rs has been the case at some
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LEICESTER Spiritual meeting at the
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FAILED.-It Is said thai Sunday was
'he first time in fifty years that it has not
limo ma .,,.a,a aronght which prey,iled
few var. .ines the ws.ther pranbet
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.orae matches between first class horses.
There will be alsose tLer the largest
gathering of horses there that has been
together on any course IN the country up
to this time There are no other races to
attract horses elsewher~ for >ofue weeks
while during other race meetings they
competed with each other III greater or
less degree, thus preventing extra large
gatherings
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WnYfItAI.I.- On S4turI ~ afternoon,
while noyif!ss -.,.ne. heavy timber. Henry
Stewart WI. BADLY injured hy a large
piece II timber falling upou mis- legs
Bnth limits are badly bruised. hi- knees
c.,trhi,,., IN. whole WEIGHT If the stick
a maintained fohlnSon' Wh" i''d been
! in the employ OF Chandler BALDWIN OF
! tie Northern transportation me machine
shop Tor the pas thfee weeks was ar
rested on Saturday and conveyed 70 Sandy
Hill. lie Is supposed 70 be one OF the
gang who attempted to break INTO the
Sandy Hill BANK 4 short time ago.
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