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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15
Death Of Messrs. WinsIoxy-s Shor,
mSrn Bulls. Duke of PGIney ana

We noticed in the Record and Farfna,
of last week, an item in reference "a ~
death of two of our bulls. and that /.
was caused by the carelessness of a lirs5
man washing them IN the essence Of -.
bacco. We take the liberty TO saw the,
it was a mistake The hired nan did -.
wash them, we did il with very ~
liquid. We have sufficient reason -
lieve that tobacco had nothing TO do wi,l,
ii, we washed other animals at the sarns
time in the same fluid which showed y,
signs of sickness. The stomach Of ono
was examined by two physicians, Who
said it appeared just as they supposed il
would if they were poisoned. We va
tered them in the morning and LETT Bel
videre in the yard, we went out in a short
time and found him cramped down. a.
most dead we attempted TO do something
for him but il was too late; we then wen,
to the stable where the Duke of Putnev
was and he was just dying. Prime
Royal, another, we found IN a similar
condition only not quite 20 far advanced
we went to give him something for POI
son which seemed TO help him, but ~ +
not vet fully recovered. We have ney5r
made a public estimate of their value
a. ~ WINsLow.
Every friend Of the improvement of
Vermont cattle will participate in the re-
gret we feel at the misfortune Of Me-sr-.
Win,low in the loss OF these two valuable
bulls. They may be regarded a. the fir-t
pioneers in the introduction IF thorough
bred Short Horns 70 this State, aud have
established a wide reputation Tor their
herd Of milking Short Horns, having
shown by the practice Of years, a. TrsgtI-
cal dairyrnen, that the Short Horns are
second to no other breed, as dairy stock,
and that valuable milking qualitie- sra
not inconsistent with that tendency 70
take on flesh which distinguishes tA.-e
bred for beef alone.
The Duke Of Puinoy was sired G,l
Duke Of TEorndale and out Of Lady Slla
9th. and combined the valuable qu4lifie-
of the Duchess and Princes family. Tie
was TWO years old last January, and Rad
been used ior something over a year. lie
stock proved very tine. Belyidere Wa
wear younger, ont VI the same cox, by p
Earle uf c .rli-ls. and wa- the best II TIA
three fall Princess bull- ia eNi-feuae
Me-srS Wim-!sw hove paid much atter.-
ton - the Princes family, - celebrate
for IT, dairy qualities. and were in q WY
70 perpetuate and intensity that strain Iu
their herd. There appears To- be hardly
room for a doubt that they were poi-au,...
We hope the murderer viii b. detected.
and receive the punishment dbe So BE-
crime. IL ought q be- capital The man
WHO would poison the ball would a--l--
sinatc the owner II b. dAred.-lis -ayL
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15

ALMOST A SLANDER.-An exchange
says that lady speaking of gathering
of lawyers, to look at the new Court
House, (at Rutland,) said she supposed
they had come "to view the ground where
they must shortly lie"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15

DIED.-In Ludlow, July 9Th, of typhoid
fever, after few days illness, Mr.. George
Pratt, for many years an engineer on the
Rutland i Burlington railroad, aged 30
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15
Col. JOycc's Grafton.

one who appreciates the speaking OF the
right word at the right time, and in the
right place, and to all who are interested
in the chaste style of good speech, the
copy of the Rutland HERALD of the 7th
of July, 1869, will be preserved, and kept
on file in the library.
As | read, and as sentence after SEN
tence of that grafton, from exordium to
peroration, fell beneath my eye, / felt an
increasing interest in the subject and in
the orator. Some passages of rare SYM
matry in Mr.. Joyce's Grafton at Chester,
are seldom equalled on a like occasion,
and the blood of the nearer must have
beat quicker throb in his veins while
listening to him At least mine did, on a
mere perusal.
Proctorsville, July !, 1869.
VERMONT MEDICAL SoCIETY.-Our
thanks are due to Dr. l.. c. Butler, of Es-
sex, Secretary Of the Vermont Medical
Society, for pamphlet, printed by r.
S. Styles of Burlington,) containing the
minutes of the meetings and doings OF
the Society, during the years of 1867 and
1868, together with the following inter
esting papers Presidents Address, by c.
p Frost, A. NJ, NJ. d; Pyenia from
Gunshot wounds, by NJ. Goldsmith, NJ.
D.; Pyemia from superatiye inflammation
of right lateral Sinus, following chronic
disease of cavity of Tympanum and Mas
told cells, by S. L. Brooks NJ. D.; Puer-
peral Eclampsia, by G. z. Frost, NJ. D.;
case of chronic diarrhea cured by the use
of Strychnia, by L. II. Pettingill, NJ ID;
Foreign Substances in the lungs, by the
same: Six cases of Cataract in one Fami-
", by Dr. C. NJ. Rublee Memoir of DIR
c. b Oh lndler, by J. y. Stiles, NJ. D; De-
cadence of the American Race, As oxhibi-
ted in the Registration Reports Of Mas-a-
chusetts, Vermont and Rhode Island, the
cause and the remedy, by i. {. Butler,
NJ d: Topography and Diseases OF Grand
Isle county, by Abram Harding, NJ. d..
and the Constitution, bylaws aud list Of
members of the Society
The papers by DR. Goldsmith on Pyem-
!, fro,, ,,,.bot wopnd. and DR. Butler
IN tba decadanes of onr race ara r.preial-
" scientific and interesting The latter
treats the subject OF abortion with mauly
boldness. creditablc to the mar. and hon
orable to the profession.
>CohNwAIL--l he survey OF the Az
olson County Railroad, from Salisbury
70 Crown 'ih'' y l. "'1'e pE ca'e'
ehSii''F ny g. "7N'' "S "'"',
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Sr Atn,xs tho emnl,ve. al the
I-,r,,t Co,,r,I r,;rr,,J WHO desired
n..,a f,rn;.b.5 u.i.h fr.. ,..-.- -. S,rur.
dar md Monday "a =, :, any ,,;nt on
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15

BUSINESS CHANGES N WALLING-
FoEp.-John c. Hudson has bought the
stock in trade OIL l~~.~s che steae iatoly
occupied by George Il. Taylor, and is
getting new supply, intending to keep
all the articles necessary to frst-class
grocery. Mr, Hudson carries with him
into the business an excellent reputation
for integrity, aud the good will Of the en-
tire community lie was for eight years
in the employ of the Batcheler Sons, and
for years had chrge of one Of the de-
partmcnt- OF their Fork Factory. Six
years ago, his health failed, and for five
years he WIS an invalid, confined good
share Il his time to his room. During
the last year, and since the recovery of
his Leal,h, he has been in the employ OF
Glyuu 4 Co, Of Rutland.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15

REwARDEp.-Wu are pleased to learn
that Conductor Green the Rutland road
has psia, by order Of superintendent
Merrill the sum OF twenty dollars tc
Charley Black for stopping the train at
the quarry station in Pittsforll ana saving
a serious disaster This reward is worth.
lily bestowed upon a young bal who will
make good use Of it, and materially assist
him. This recognition Of boil and
thoughtful act is alike crelit,tbl- to the Of
ficers of the Rutland road and Master
Black.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15

ASSN EEsNtiY or NORTH GRANVILLE
FENtLE S.gMINARY-Thc anniversary
exercise - the North Granville Ladies'
Seminary were concluded on the lst inst
The annual sermon upon the history, the
position, and destiny Of woman, was de-
liv,red bv the Principal a fine concert,
under the direction of Mr.. Silas Downs
and Miss Dresser, was given on Monday
evening
Mr.. Downs has charge of the depart
ment Of vocal music, and has had re-
mtrkai,le success in developing the voice
The par singing was good, and the en-
sem OLE pieces were rendered with fine
effect
The examinations occupied the fore
noon and afternoon of Tuesday and Wed
.netday. These were all well sustained.
The following is the programme of the
exercises Of the graduating class:
|. Music.
,. Sa'utatory and Essay-'tWomans Life a
Conservation" by Fanny Steel Myers, Pough-
keepsie.
8. Essay Battles ofthe Baltic" by Ella Ade-
iaide BarIows, Swant1n, VT.
4. Essay-"Glimpses," by Mary Catherine
Jones' Middle Granville
5. Music
6. Essay Progress. by Charlotte Theodocia
Sheldon, Hebron.
I. Philosophical Essay-"Art, a Historian" by
Alice Louise Leonard, Canton
8. Essay-"Last words of Great Men," by Mary
Ann Burrows, Albion
9. A Colloquy-Written by Mi sses Ladd and
Jones.
10. Music.
H. say-"Conservatism," by nez Augusta
Horton, Brewster's.
II. Essay-"Queer Bonnets," by .arriet Me'in-
da Wilett, North Granville.
49, Essay-"What we owe to ermany," by
Florence Cecilia Ladd, Alburgh, Vt.
Ia. Music.
Is. Philosophical Essay-"Hinge g." by Mary
Elizabeth Purinton, Newington Ju action, c..
le. Essay-"Popular Delusions," with valedic
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15

Mr.. Stanton was the only SON of a wild
owed mother, and leaves a Young VIE
He had many friends who will Join the
mourners in sorrow over his untirn.ly -
Prim was, we believe, hard working
and honest man, and left family,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15

TRoTTING MATCH A race is to come
off on the Rutland Trotting Park on
Wednesday, July IA, at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
for 500 side, pay or play, between the
brown horse doctor, ''.owned by DR.. Car
penter of Fair Haven, and entered by c.
E. Stone and the sorrell mare called the
Manchester Mare" owned by Mr.. Man
chester of Hampton, NJ. Y, entered by
J d. Smead of Hydeville. Admission to
the trick, % cents.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15


'he TRACK % cents.
MOVING MATcu-In accordance Will
preyious notice. n LARGO number Of peopl,
come tooether ON the ground of the Rut
land Comfy Agricultural Society yester
day to witness the trial of moving ma
chimes The dav was rainy and wet and
,de Grass was fine and saturated with
water. The following machines wer,
entered for the trial
Clipper, two horse machine, 4 feet {
inch cnt and Tho Clipner one horse ma.
chine. 3 feet inch cut entered bv C. f
Goodnow ,,on+
Hn,hsrl,. 100 bor.a machine fo,,
feet inch chi entered bv BilIinos 4
Benso, accents
Monk, ~, bor,o machine 4 f.a+ ont
entered bv =. w Moselv. general agent
Hucleva. two horse machine. { feet
inch cnt .,1 ono horse machine ? faet :
inch emf ortera1 NV Hcnrv HAYWARD
apent
Tho machines started nm tbo trial Inn,
tho onc horse Buckeve. and one horse
Cl;rrer ware soon u.itbdr,vr y, oocou,t
~ dafac.s :, tbo r,oct,;,os ana o,1,, tho
, 1869-06-16
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET


better. h1uer leellnr pevsde1 the dry goods
ket tast wec4 and under tne1eaSed dcuand both
local and lEteas acount p.ss Of beaehed sh!rstoti
md h1srp sheeflonHe1e f9l!y - on iavoltc
quiFsmerta Of the trade- Anosfess ticks ruled ~
a.khc1 than thc reek rteccdlhk snd !e~ nnAkes II
asan. sp y % TIL It. ss
trsns Wsfe firm IT former qursAtfouA Threads ruled
6i1n 1t lAst wetk.s figures
ghs ssoea y p.ns, se@pss..ey r. iasEs but; = tas
arc adxh The movement e caE2etinxs vas only atslE
ore and iotbers aro steaaJ and u1aehansed n thsr
Meie7..s q ae1ts i te ID t. W RsetsIst tssnas y:
aIm Concerning the MARKET In Boston. The Gean<Fetai
Eu7!sia Of tLA city remarks:
IN m1arr1Tea feeling In sotten sooda nosea " ta.t
feeling IcnSth reached pitch vh.eh has stlmu
l.ted eon,dsb!s astislty Ia t1ae the
movement eontned 10 arst hasds johbe4a. u vtew Of
The sisf sn q e en iss ia1
isrFe iots: brit u kenes.l i6cy 10 di.po.sa 70
keep cool apd cAutiouAy- h1Itnf to tho fu
tuTr 1f cotton md general 41uea-
There IL parters1 excitement among either bET
secTH but both seem to hare grcatcr
Thty know that. wnc.he. prices hisheE or lover.
wteka II iuFthcs Hrue the time conaidercd oppot.
nssIon borses haze been sidesably iuced d.rine
the last two wfrks 2nd advance Of {9tc nearly
al ttyles has been establ.hed
u.nd Piecs of d ths le.anE br.nds havr hcsu ID
p.int1 apd ths auot1tou sotne pot fEre
g eeR and ppsss
cot ioas 70 embAsssd with sccoanrssioas have now
ofar.s shcAh. It j aan. s.r
, 1869-06-16
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,


ICESe4f kfESIkS, NAAG ID
II h spparent that gradual change taklaR
place in all the principal money rna1SetA, aAa ~
tteatf VI being plenty evcrJwhere as 1t was
month ago, uooey ia becoming 6enefailI stF1h-
gent The dispersion Of the currency throughout
80 much wider field OF circulation IN the south
and West Was Of ITSELF sufficient reason 70 Pre-
vent any such accumulation of unoecupsel FUNDS
In the cities ns has been usutl 1or several 4una-
ne1s past. Tht eject Of thls wooiI haye beeo 60
uceahie soores than ii has Il It had not been that
the spring movement Of qnn In the Sorthwcat
WAS delayed nearly mouth and half
Inter than ux1nl But IN addition
to shese causes, tae contraction by the
Treasury Is having most decided encet- In our
ksnc Of last Friday, figures were gtYen showing
Tint there had beeu u contraction Of the currency
BY the Treasury Il Slao 900 stoce AAzch 1st,
md that within less thau month past 3a, o9oooo
Of currency had been brought out from New York
BY Chicago banks alone, and forwarded to all parts
OF the county west OF u.s. How much nort Guy
rensy permanently ahsoEbed in the circulation
Of the Southern States this year than there Was
last would be difficult to eren Approximate; but,
considering that last year tie Southern States pro
diced crop Of cotton aud susar which sold Tor
E3o 600, and that one1hird OF this value, II IL
esttnsted, was retained IN the country which
produced Il, ss pront or permanent
wealth, II seems probable that 1t least
10000 ooo mere Of currency u permanently ab-
soEbed there 1hia year than lR1t Tneat Amouuta
make aggregate Of 1t least go, ,oo0 ooc and this
Il yronehlY srnal es;mAte of the sun which ls4t
gear waa added TO the accumulated funds tn 4
lev Of the principal money centres Of the North
ern S.etes- This greater dispersion Of tho cur
rency over the Soutn and WcSt has precisely tho
same effect as contraction, because 1t mikes 1t
ecazcer everywhere In proportion 10 commodities,
and makes GRADUAL but steady decline IN prices
RhH$ r{1u aj1a+xr Mi
, 1869-06-16

HLAtr. o. Ferguson md Clara PaStcr.
Marine News
PROPELLER FH11 AnKl91t oN TIE Bin-Ths pro
pe1t u s0:nx out of az h.Ebe. Je,tesdsy noe1nnk
~ hser.sea nns X oeset b II lie - sss1neoo % otwa
daaas sss.sf postisa ct DC aora'Ds she sa,t.iasd
Aarorsn.-Ihe h.ss1 g M...e.. ...o pain l.dea.
lis1 ssezd T. =: md
10. Vilaa. uooIed par Madison atEsrs tsid<s-she
4 5s, e.: :,
IS bad esaI ea.,ied .eay r. matter has 1redvrd
7 ;eS99 ! = &: :szs bu. .,ts. EeEo
s, hyns9s eaG Id ON T. !, sSc
r. e.. E. Lnt, e q :, s. III TT Sss Gs.a Sssad aa
h 10 q Il 1a n11s ss.. 1sssi
essss s.: ie;s ess s2 a1 ts II Il Tssst s s:ts u
~ r. e Il =
81 M .Se
Ghic.so 3, 2so Pc N bssk oneSnta from Bay
.tsse In yyssa1P cSis,ss i tsa isssl
esss e s s = .e2 s:s ..' A
\ 4! E 8; Y
j: 4, 81 5s ~
freely erly question & fsw wees, aod With she
Fs..s. st.fsstea th;fsby ao1siai IL.
Po1'lsas a % ianoet hens % 70 ha.io !. 1asa tbe
III fas s s / stss4 ~ +
BYi:ls :: H@sTtsa1 M. ,r+.st.
fcr whess 70 By.Iao, but heard # no chatter st
Ess.sff ,ssSs. = ,.s'
the q httc thtd a,on. The work
81 Se
te1 III fse, @ sad g she out,ss b.i s.ess Id
!, IL ss as wa
tSe iSth luiis ii s il Iss3 o. Gspt.a
: i sS' s;15s & Sf "a IA
cos4 O. Rnf41na-rhe COT. Of rtp.,r. upon the hn
III G. sehSsfhsa (, t IL fss e
"a = = Fl III
W i: E t; e q: Z: s!s -
sss; & L. ;ss: e as
g1So T9s :. III & b
Z rheat ,tEoNn ersroeasd from th1 schooner Gefz5t
seaoosEa iAaIs1a Akaans-Iss re:.eI 1spaasa
eet =
sAnon KuIxp-A sailor. whose nxme "a bot ereu.
fell firm tie nattlrad & the schooner "osd- 1t
| the AAnIt on tho 1Cth, ncd w1s tnstautls A1en.
,se1oosE1, L.nI AoE51es-Th sshooosr Lay aS
eaec, bs eolsIon with the bsrk Biz E. ~ Bead. was
built ii Charsctts In ls5 b. D ReEs.s and o;ian.ny
hsnds Of Canadian owncrs rosce yess ago: when bet
l name VA changed to the 1kdy Mouton- He1 rleas.
nlvInent old Isyie ~As rnetJ ntnc tons. rate a1d
[ Sa11c about e, So,
| Ian UP.-1h~ propeller Benton has barn withdraw
fr1 N the E4.t bhere tcn.c md Laid u A1wAukee.
| BEG BAkHIn.-The bris banner whlch wen: Hno1t
CITY 4 = Il &e.1p q soo- sho Il :. Jsasb %
| t1t krr bottom found to he perfectly sound.
| 4 fEaGLI Il pMIHEtA-The Steamer h n. Hee. On
r TIP % from G!evelspd early supday mefui1E tel
In with = vfsAe3 laden rtt trpa orc Cd L4ttes Point
h,eh rrosted her hsvlnk sprung leak md that sat
could not possly kerp sfost 1otn th.a twr hon,. q
steamer 70 ri h.r into tae Detroit Rvef within ths.
Wbkh II IL thought done. The ot the reaael
| v ~ rot ned--Dttsot* 1riaxse jxnd II
, 1869-06-16

HHlpoHuRr. June Il
IS ls,h; ArSssa, St. Louis, iIao L sAiGs- Aooa7 Il
dootfaE {ApQ Il lumber 4on pcdance, Le-
mont, Aeht; Nontcattn. lesnoat. .hEst hEst
LsSaIlc Asp b1 eoEn. Isu "a wheat: Montana, sene-
e..e0 % oat. - ha whtaii fitnes, Lemont .: yas
<Sss.; "a Soes; 5seRs o;. r. 4 r ;sose e
asY WslaE: 90. 4 d a.: E. y. W.ltsa: as, g & %
Line Auxus,a. Dc fo Jas stope Ec'te. a. = Dc Dc:
--oe asp. Ha&- II DO do Knprcss %. 40 %: W.
AcGeaaIs, Leiuont. % d sscne, vs cnEJ barrel:
BnIrGEfoAf, jane II
H1EAxKn-S S ?. Galt, I1mnu., light; J. ". AeGen-
IA Iasns. Etht Prep Wasp s,t liget' Aoz4s:s. L
lth,: hdTanee. Emont light: ueo. Judd, Le.a,o,.
1sht: t'e9ezA AeRhss;sen. Esasss hsh.: H HIS e.
4sasssl !esst G:as; ,A.ta.s HsaaSola, ~;
II ln1nbeI. Aup shlnEltr, lou ros rnhtr: CI,ntl
II! ,of. H.,.na stSs z h1aesE: Io@Eo @ n = ea,, r.
shinsie4: Ei1sheth Loekpon. n bu she1t 1a s,i.
ho,f. goo II lnmbex. l-t1 II me!chandae: h"l1e
France, st Lrtf2 l023A II lumber: T.. Rtb1yp. AAr
seines, kas3 lumbs!. au .hin6les for seneea &s7s
II humber. ~. 90 ehin9ea
LSaf Joliet lfht oat.so is';. hss9e 4
yas stcre; EainhrfI, LASAue, t,Sn ha SQIn.
, 1869-06-16
TRUSTEES SALE.

~ & &: E 9 = es1s 4 set 5s ees ef hs I'll: \:
ST. S sss 81 I tss; "a = ~
Y s2ss, Ct r. Z 81 sssJ e Gs
e e. e. 1s s f. sssa z 1Sss
Win, u. Butter one fal u turq of =? e'.i'C
sss e Z: E s1sSF %
at T. xs E tsss sE = i Ef-,i &. .s'f. - d'.s T
s # +. sa$51 ri :;
I<sHs, i lie sdss q GsSse sau.5 Company. u =
81 q. 4 ;se Se. at ;:s @ e. s.. s. ri .:t5 =
snd NJ. fc ea sSs xss5 q
e. e ose & 6oas @ doaasy. aas ss sts aa Is Il
4 S5 rs: G Fl z x
e ~ = 5 ss = q. e. ~ Fl f ns n IL
"a sas I {! s e I sssa y: 4 s s
sic ssss Is {: =: = th =;
s9;s af aa. q = s ts1 l. = sse
Il Ch.to .ie7rsaid . tle shs.t hdef e hld4es. e
r. u,st aS .sh seet I a ~ @ y 70
Publ!bed ID tke dtJ u Chteaes Aforesaid. thtny q
e. e. ota4a yaeeef :ste q - Tsieh..e I sd I'D
sess az. o. e. prsq,sss ~
esss q "a rs eassaas e: ;3
., -. 4ssas q e .sI ia % g
stid Fxt1ises sith ntert.s thereon At tea pef ctn
I'd tntet 1hieh shojd sppeas bz sd nots. . o n
p.d 1t the time Of snch sale; AID WhtteaA hsz
tcfest Il each q sa.d nc:es- 10 Ct :a ssad.t:
dollar. p.1npaL and tuserts ser11inlr{ auo I'D 1t
On the frst above des1bd no*e. and the su1u Il fo
hupte4 t&G} pounds sterling money and Interest theto
dae snd aap.id On tha MD nate seeerdi1 above =
.thed: And Wh<5*as ~ bt,n aes 70 2
Tf<iJe kSd hoIder1 II szI notes 70 ae4 AID dtsros
d ths premises hrEe4naItr1 described. n oap1anel
With ths teEknA at the sid Truzt pecd:
rtrtne Il the pove and suthezts IA vested tn -
by aaA T1ust peet 1 James E2EtcEt T!uatee Etu g
HATURDAY. khe tNeltT et1th t161h5 CAY cS 1Ene.
D. 1b The hour of a1I eeInek In the forenoon
thst day, II ths nasta dooE 9! tho 1ouI Aoas y n
The highest bidder q bsades. for sab. the fea
Au1 Saie cf Illinois much tertof may ba Ne
csasry 70 1atatJ .hs tsid iodetteAntes- 1nh deeis
thi1Jd1 {7e} In klnzea AddtIsa to Chtcsso. md Dc
se11bsd foiowA tw9t: Be<11a9r9 oo the s1usa tHt
nf mid Block thtyEtx 10? one hnndr4 t1n feet xca
ten The seuths ectaer thsE thenes ~.
hund.ed snd eighteen tsls) fet q lbs plaes Of bn
nirk Also vt number tTe ~ II Chat:s 6ut!ess stb
dtytou Of E1otk twenty cue r.? IN lie nSna part q
Woknss Addition to Cacafo With III nd 1nsua- thl
tenenents g1a1asEs nd sppr1sss.sess insIsunt2 b
right and esluIy u redtuPtoa Of .he aid Wi1lasa
Butif ard C<ia T. Butler. thtlx he'll. and xssisr.
iherrfn the rurpoAs Of sa4aFytoG sho amolrt tb
due the sai4 from fsoFy nsts< tosrheT Mt:h IL
\ pTuvtded In aid tTast deed JAWS 9CAKTKR,
I Cbtcxeo NAY Il IsEA 1fu1tn1k
, 1869-06-16
CHAPTER ".
TIE EtbEkE CU1EYTArE.


He was " H.idest n.pacred man
svh he, esea fSip @ % Gt e"t +, t r,, Am
III sA1 o1e.a3,, @ sS3 - ,s sesS.s t,n1
NJ h. "et eta,' S., ~ anta ~ r. sna he
been Present . At aer masaassade. Late ,i IL the
III ~ ot+ +t.hias - .oan.sna t1h ~ .ania.,
ea+.nuc =. MT4.m M sS ihetrr neer Wnia,n - tha
Sssnien.nt ~ rhe hand nnd IN tne ahsenec n the
CANAAN. ruled win brutal bwny. Becomtng H.
tsnn-i I,t,h vine hr tnos a scnf hy the eite ~
SShti ih,aIr his n55n .hout nor ana assrnnnted ~
;mnr4nI tiss iron he1 1tna '' 1'@ o"'~'fA ~
ssoll srrugslcd II Ns serros. @ and the gypsey gu.
u0u nh, ,ort IN, ,n.orts,.. To 4, mi. n
e.. 3aGn j., "ns ""H 9o' 'A's1'e3e' lie Auae ~
'Ns ~ ~ ncver ,nrdi;e hc.rpen a,hrr men and
tasst ons sTcs'nest''' 10 We @a'e'7' eaueo eo'
"oh, II Satan were hesei" cried the gfra, In
oeseaT II urRx.. rcsDondea n roce ctosc nv,
~ 80 11h..r .,,, - s1p.S an,nn1 Iher ~ n
nc &c the opo9 ,N no an''ns 'ae as
~ NnIoc, h, dro,r,e sTn!l nn coxen.d in the most
ai;crt n1nnn,.t
SeSs sna sssa c'a TOD hsad 70 Io
hnaand lie; she rero:u;zci tne no,shed rrntie-
n.an Tn9 ';, ip tnc enasaesa o. neata, saa
nsni.ei;s stru nunicrts % ~ nt Rnsa tsjondc,ie.
p!re pWhHr I'M wis n y fse carrrn seemed yn,,,tuy
seGuaa 81 nrr nftea n Cd III IL tat nac saIi: ~
e, sn.it ei Fre. II am Eaor5 to welcome yoa to
1our mn a,,nrnn5l1:e j iweiIsly nace md thca
mMnon. sst i, 81 1nes 10
- IL 80 sn - mod ~ n rtyr ma thts s,at STR"
fut &, bii saw that Inc giant ,urued pale and
tretnicd ike the fablcd mountain Ia labor, ~ be
ltt The seat III her eice ana siynk into smother at
| some dtstanet,
| Tie wine pas.ed freely at the robbers table
| afiI the men crew uc-,tcr. wilder. more upros5-
| ol.x E,bI btcaue yr.y much alarmed. and not
sn rnnch hv the nofs1 o7l,tas OF thest r,de reyct
I'm, rs hr me hrra,if,,1 raye Of Moioch xed nnot
! hcy trom thc oupnsfe eaf or tha tahic wncrr h.
al and the nifrn sir. Ianc1,spe If Sstsn;s ewes
| = ShenrTcr tnrT tnTnen fnws r,s h.r w.
~ iength. Ensbie Il, nesr fhe tr1s1 longer. sne
! ,rrs.. frn,n hrr se,f and rnnrfrsr1nr a tnrsr
hnsspd. 4. tne WnulJ have ions to s1Y sal of
| rcItJcnrrn Of ,hnm shr xns t1kin1 fesrs GIhIt
| I. = fhe rtvcr foinxs-i tr Ge1r,Ijssa thr ryrxr
ri 1e " ~"''''' >>~ A'F1'
" urst tatc ven to another 0rosto Ton can-
not ocr1ry mire touicai. said fhc iii. With cSi-
] dent reluctancr
But, Oh Why, why mny not stay With ypu
IN aira!d to sleep nipnc il this terrible place =
! uc1ded S1bI
III nave reason, ,ort cannot tel it to you now.
| Yes v iii ,oo! viii teii You Al ali rtsts! Thcn
II Is th{a: Ay chamber ts moi safe for you! lmY.
/ rtY nIn mt strnnc eunnr.I IN nrntnct ynpY T6u
mIrht h. czrr1ed 81 fnSa,y fr,n mn sidct 1nnst
hide Fcn wtrre no devil nav Ind fup to-uiehi! u,
Wtt.icrrd IT, r1h ~
Aoh' do mi ieaye ,ne brrr n,one -. r1cade, s1b.
IL HIf raus1 stay. stay Win ne3 ia NH fear
n.a.h; / t Cd! / iear these men: Do not leave