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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-21

We have a splendid stock of Vases, Baskets,
Books, Clocks, China and Gl 49, Ware, Pic ures
Frames, Stationery, children's Carriages, Crock
cry Ware, Travelling Trunks. Carpet Bags, Per
flinery, Bronze Tor Polishing Ladies Boots.
Fancy Boxes, Silver-Pl4.ed Ware, Bird Cages,
Fresh Cur Flowers every day from the Green
Houses, all kinds of new Toys, foge' her with our
large u OK OF Ribbons, Hats Flowers, Nelvets,
Dress Trimmings, llres. Haudk-rchisfs, En-
hr'laeIi,.S Black silks, Carperink~ Rugs, Small
Wares, .lexelty, Buttons, Hoo skirts, &c., &c,
all OF which viii b. sold At popular prices, a.
IS FREMONT STREET,
BJaT9S. MASS.
s. s. HOUGHTON
being native OF Fairlee, Vt invites the aiten-
ton OF Nermonter- TO his places Of business in
Boston, and will take especial pleasure in "a ing
ladies aud gentlemen from that state visit his
LADIES' PAVILION,
IS FREMONT ST, Ro,roS, Mas.
LARGE STOCK -INMENSE VARIETY an-
DICED TRIO L..
octl5dSwlm
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MANHOOD !
SALEM LEAD COMPANY.

I'M: Company Corrode and Grind the mos
PURE WHITE LEAD, af
sver ouereds II - selected and around nm III
cess msse11Al, varrsn.ed Strictly Pure. snd Ia
onns1cy ana body II has no equal. -
elusiveiy that . strictly pms vkffs - I. -,
recsated. With largely increased fHeliitiss ~
CD@Psny viii psomptly supply tAs incrssuinr A.
Lover esadss a Witt LA - ....vs...
snred It the C00pany's Wosks On - lin n
Eastern RailrpaA, baiem NsG. - - -
sspt1dWS6aD HkANCIU BROWN.
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Hanraham & co.

NEW DRUG STORE.
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webegI.s,. 20 announce thst We have accepted
the agency Of the
KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY,
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c,epryrrs's And JoINER's NATIONAL UNION
,a,o 9Th annual session Of the Carpenters and
loioers National UniOa, will be held in the
~, # Brooklyn, y. Y, Tuesday Sept l4tb,
$40 Delegates will please report At No. %,
,..n,, Street Brooklyn, 70 lork An, on the
dste A.W. LIS, President.
Z. l. RosENoN, hec' n'eretafy-
DryrIsrRY.--Dr Low, Dentist No. 81, Wash
,og,,D Street makes reduction Of nearly one
NM The price usually charged for dentistry for
wv. month. His lorg experience and success
n business needs no further recommendation.
u. advertisement on this page.
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Trades Assembly,.
CHICAGO, August Is, lsC

CHICAGO, August Is, 1859.
The regular meeting Of the Trades Assembly
J.. held a. their hail, 237 West Randolph
..rret
The meeting was called to order at O'Clock
rN., the president, F. W. Left, in the chair
IN motion the calling of the roll was dispensed
,,i,b and the minutes of the previous meeting
rad and approved.
No new delegates admitted.
The delegate to the National Labor Union
then made his report, which Was accepted and
adopted as read.
Oa motion Mr. Ramsdell, recording secretary,
NJ. excused ard P. ]. O'Connell appointed sec
t,tuy pro TEN.
Moved BY p J. O'Connell that the present
financial secretary receive an order to get lis
l.oks from the ex-fnanciAl secretary. Carried.
Moved that the committee to the harness ma.
Ar, have till next meeting to report. Carried.
Tie reports from local unions being next in
orl,r, the ironmolders reported trade fair, wa
u. from 50 to $3.50 per day, and their union
u good condition
The bricklayers reported their union as in a
gourishiDg condition and improving in numbers
d every meeting
The taiIOrs reported trade dull but their
uion in hOurishing order
The Carpenters Union is improving daily.
Some trouble with employers, but union men
continue to receive better wages than outsiders.
The eigannakers reports their trade good and
II union increasing.
The German Trades Assembly reports all the
trades represented by them as being in good
condition.
The pudders reported their trade good and
lh'r union prosperous.
The Assembly then proceeded to the election
Of an Organizing Committee The folIowing
delegates we're elected, viz. Messrs. Cornelius,
0ConEell, Lynch, Williams and Beringer, re-
presenting tie tailors, bricklayers, ironmoldert
snd carpenters
Moved By T. Lynch that committee Of three
be appointed to draft and present petition tc
The Board Of Public Works to have / me but
mechanics appointed as Inspectors over all kinds
Of mechanical works Carried unanimously.
Aessrs Lynch, Cornelius and Leip we're ap-
pointed such committee.
On motion the examination of the books OF
be- fnsncial secretary and treasurer was laid
'yer until next meeting.
% motion It was ordered that the president
.e furnished with a manuel and that a commit
zee consisting Of Messrs. O'Connell, Wimkee
and OBrien, be appointed to Judge between
Oa'hng aud Jeferson's
The following bills we're presented, referred
p Tie finance committee and ordered paid
FOr expenses Of delegate to attend Labor Con
sfe's at Philadelphia, ga; to two gas tube.
$500.
y was moved and carried that T. Lynch be
Committee % procure one dozen keys for tht
haIi and shat the several unions represented
X assessed for the same.
Alter which general discussion took plac,
III 'ne good and welfare Of the various unions
~. OConnell moved thas a committee b
appointed 10 inquire into the working Of tn
l'atae Assurance. Lost for want Of time.
Alter the transaction Of some other geners
-''Ine's the Assembly adjourned.
P. J. O'CONSELL, Sec. pro- TEN.
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DScHARGTD.-With reference to the case Of
'le poor woman, alluded to last week as having
zen l'der ind ctment for forgery Of letters Of
recommendation, with which she sought to OBJ
'n Employment We arc glad to apprise our
'saders that he has been discharged from Gus.
my. The notoriety given 10 her case, by the
pes' va, Of course, the primary and direct
u'use Of that action. Before being permitted
Ieave ihe court, purse OF SIS, was made no
'he attaches md handed over 10 Der by one
" 'helr number, Tie heartless heather who
'a' the cause Of her incarceration failed 70 out
II ~ appearance at the time set for tial, doubt
RI N dread lest the almost universally fel,
ul'gnauon caused BY his belittleing action might
'uull0a'e in a demonstration disagreesble. and
F'usps hurtiul, in its consequence. Whoever
u' Is unless he be totally devoid of conscience
nc spectacle of Dives AID Lazarus, as pictured
we good book must be ANYTHING bu
Pleasant to him.
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Board Of directors /:
It's Advantages to the WORKING
Glasses, Salaried Msc, and Per
sons of Limited Means.

1. member Becomes the owner Of . house and lot BY
the payment OF the monthly rent Thoussads In Gal
csgo pay in rents every few years. than the value
OF the property occupied.
.. The money invested, through the Association, in
lots and buidngs is always available and negotiable
and the properly Is constantly increasing In value.
g. Under the operations Of the Association the poor
est member realize profit pro rata with the
who invests the largest all the profits real estate
buildings, contracts a2d loans, gong to the MEMBERS
The shares held by members u this Association. to.
gether with the amount Of deposits made account
thereof exempt from attachment or on execu-
ton for debt the as and in lieu Of the exemption
| Of . no Gestead.
O. Parents may take and hold shares in this Associa
tion, In behalf aud for the Of minor children Mar
red women may take acd hold such shares which alsc
are sxeu ps from attachment for debt and the debts
their husbands.
o. No easier method Of obtaining a permanent hsme,
with so small an outlay of capital imagined The
plan Is SAFE practicable hiss been thoroughly tested
and found worthy in every instance.
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oSsiBLE UToPHIA.-It is astonishing wha
,,,4 'u' Instance some lame witted people will
~ ~ search Of joke, and quite as astonishing
,.N, pl'i'ul article it sometimes is when
sa "a' The Morning Pcs that, not to sacri.
,. Iu,u % prejudice, isn't often guilty Of such
n rr'u "lies 10 an editorial article under the
.. "puon, suggests a plan By which our
IN II, '1qu'inted territory may be made useful
" hs.I, nay all Utopian reformers should
,oa.. ''9ueu 70 and all proposed refomrs reduced
49, .''Ve 70 them. We presume that as il ia
HI o iii. = have everything put on a coopera
No.. II the new countries, Labor Refor-
DiaD III oraced in the Posts list Of Tito.
bsr;-I Deuners- For the information Of the
d w.. go Fost' people, however, We are pleased
Uni,oa q 'a' mere are in these great and good
iot.IIi ''''es some hundreds Of thousands Of
diS.,'s n' citizens who assume ths..privileRe o.
thu a''l1s with the Post when !. cb.r.ote1i,e'
eth. scheme of boua-fde labor retorm.rs =,
o, lS' Ot0Pian or impolitic. This difference d
ann , ~ O'' taken practical shape in the fOrms
at al. powerful combination, which the Post
''''' papers, dependant upon the perpttu
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rut following is : list Of "Scabbs" expelled
NJ Chicago JOurneymen Plumbers Union
.s 10 be stunned by all honest working
William Chapel, John Mitchell, Ed
"a Rice. Michael Dorgan, and Watt SAsn-
49,. All the above men, except Saunders, are
~. employ Of Basset & PattisOn, No. 70 Mon.
roo Street
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Authorised Agents for The Advocate.

9ubmOE18Oo agents ZOE 8GS 4oV0C8to'
The following gentlemen are authorized
TO act as Agents for TEE ADVOCATE. Any
moneys paid to them will be duly acknOw-
lodged: -
PUoLExAx, Aib,nr, Ny.
D. A. MULLAxE, New Orleans 4 Jackson X. r. Shops,
New Orleans, La.
JoHN X. TsRkAL. Water Valley, Miss.
G. TBRowEE. Atlanta, Georgia.
U. A. WILsoE, Atlanta, Ga.
JOHN wARhKS, Columbus. Ga.
II. D SHskDox, Caledonia. No.
THOMAS CASEY, honigpmerys Ala
RIB sHEslDAF wiisesbarre. Pa
l.. A. OHATELLE, Auburn, N. Y.
Gro. Z. DUNLAP, Melville. N. J.
BEfH .. WALKRR, Peekskil b. T., and vicinity.
JANIS LSwIs, folsom, Cal.
Gsoir LRnca, Sacramento, Cal
X. sHsaIBAS, Kingston, Luserne county, Pa.
}. Q. sIYvIs, sunbsry, Pa.
n. L. kossMoxD, NsW YorE city.
Z. H. HAYWOOD, state OF Massachusetts.
}o.s MsLLOs. for the sass Of Ee~ jersey
W. II. Ola K, Lustant, Ill,
J. q. HokEY. Black River Falls. Wisconsin.
LEwELLIN W LLoYD, Omaha, Nebrsska.
JoHx y. HABsRTlELD, wheeling, Wea Virginia.
W. b. srEBBISs, Bloomington, Illinois.
kOaAAD TRsvELLIcK, for State Of Michigan.
LEoRARD, Oberin, UhiO
VIZ. J. JEssuP, Nex YOrk City
b. J. MURPHH, Baltimore, Md.
Q. ,. SWERGLEs, Buffalo, N. Y.
Il. P. NJ PES, Rochester, MI.
LAWRENCE sMIrE, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Il. THoRxB, Amboy, Ill.
J. MEL SON, CentrAliA, Ill.
WIZ. H. FoLKY, Lockport, III.
WV. HARTLEY, Bloomington, III.
WIN. RAMsKnL, Elgin, Ill,
WIN. B. HACKNKY. Aurora, III.
DAVID CASHIER, Rockford, III.
JAMES DOTLR, Peoria, I'll.
RKANK HUDsoN, Springfield, Ill
THOMAS DELANY, Milwaukee, Wis.
JoHE TAYLOR, Racine, Wis.
THos. Moons, WATERFOWL, Wis.
T. II, RoDoLY, Quincy, Ill.
AIRxAED8n mAsson, fondulac, Wis
PBrsR IA aCt, Portage City, Wis.
A. II. PoRrER, Beaver Dam, Wis.
JAMES MoKMn, Davenport, Iowa
J. 9. Moons, Dubuqu Iowa.
Il B. BAKR, HOusron, fexaa
II. TuRNRR, Logansport, Ind.
Z. H. QUMBT. Wheeling, w. Virginia
Q. W. GIBSON, Norwich, Conn.
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a LIheraI Oher.

~. will send new Wilcox & Gibbs sewing
..hiDe Office price sos, to the agent sending
D'.' l.,rest number Of subscribers, from July
n ,sso 70 January lst 1870 This is a BONA
iii .T.r and a record will be kept, and the
oftbe successful contestant published.
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vor,cr-OwiDg to the press Of business Oc-
'aned b. the Labor Congress no paper
,..,ed week before last, and none is charged
,.hscr;bers for that week.
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sfASH or ILLIRoIs, !
ArpIfoR's OFFICE. DsP'F o. IHeURABCB,
ePRmoTIELD, Aug D. 1855. J
Whereas, the Republic Insuranes ce@peny, located
at Chicago In the State Of Illinois, has ned IN Tins o.
Zee Of the condition Of its a9AaEs % r.
1ured by the provisions OF act approved Narca II,
1869, showing that IL 10 possessed Of the reqof g
capital required BY law; and whereass an
examination Of the affairs and condition OF said com
any made BY me in pursuance OF the provisions % u
aforesaid has fully verified the - emens % aed IN
this once by the said Company.
Now therefore, in phrru Of the provisions o. the
aforesaid. Charles K. Hppncot, Auditor OF pub
that the said Repub ic Insurance Company y author
ixe to Guinness Of Fire and Marine Insurance
n tina State In accordance with she laws thereof until
the 3lst day Of January, A. d. 1879.
| ..........-. In testimony whereof have hereun-
: Auditor d: to Subscribed my name NJ sr1xed the
+: of 4: seal Of my Office at Springfield, this Sch
o os,ssi day Of August T. i, Pm
{: Seal. Auditor OF Public Accounts.
sPnxcrnLD, August Is, 1862
l. Gee. NJ Brinkerhof do hereby certify that By an.
therity Of Bon. G. q. Lppincott, AUDITOR Public
Accounts Of the state Of Illinois, examined personally
public Insurance Company OF Chicago, found the
said Company to possess In their own right and title,
the folio wing Asssts. Jo-wit:
United State. eseds DsO' [psr ss7s 0so sO1 ~
Cash in once and in Union National
cash in course OF Transmission, July /,
1859, BIT since received, 1854 6
Premi1m notes taken for marine risks
IN stiy bills receivable 116 Se8.4 10
Due, per books, from agents. nc once
and from other insurance. companies 2, SIe.M
salvages and Ieclsmasions claimed by
vt e: f iss1i:aG. and fixture. sal
Total 0.1ss3es g
Given under my hand, ut Springfield, H.. Che date
Gso. N. BRINKERH0TR.
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need not lose any tlme1 az the SAVINGS Bank y keI
open OF
SAT URDAY EVENINGS
for their convenience
Land Commissioner. Chicago.

Means for Identifying pepositors:
When Q new Deposition first comes TO the Savings Bank
precautions taken and records made that be may
always be Identified and IN In q book Is lost
the owner thereof cannot be defrauded.
The business Of this Institution is confined exclusively
the receipts and Savings Deposits and Funds
deposited IN trust. No Commercial or General Bank
Ing business Is transacted.
certain proportion Of the funds invested by loan
upon estate 10 the city Of Chicago In making such
ans preference is always given to applications from
Deposors of small mans, who have accumulated In the
Institu ion sufficient funds TO pay for lot Of ground
and des re tn something more TO aid them IN
erecting buildings be used permanent homes for
themselves and families.
arMouey RENTED by Draft to Europe or elsewhere
for Depositors.
mz-The Plans OF Cheap Cottages, selected oy com
ittee of depositors 10 this institution, may be seen az
the Savings Bank
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MoVEMENT OF Ma. Cameron,
tbh delegate chosen by the National Labor
Okngress to represent the laboring men Of
ttGs country, 10 the forthcoming great In
tdnational Convention of SwitzerIan which
MEETS early next month, arrived In this city
y@Iterday, en- route for that couttry. Dur
ink the day Mr.. Cameron visited several Of
OR large manufactures, 10 company with
leading trades unionist Of this city, and ia
ID evening be called upon Mr.. Jessup, Pre-
silent Of the State Workingmen's Assembly,
With whom be paid hasty visit TO several
Of the Trades Union meetings. Among the
examinations visited were the German
Ckbinetmakers, who held special meeting
ek the Germanie Assembly Rooms, and also
tie German WoTkingmen's Union, which
ret in the same place.
kMr. c., upon invitation, made very able
steech to the members, urging upon them
Tie necessity Of unity OF action, and REFER.
lie in the most fattering terms to the work
skcomplished by the Labor Congress at their
lite session. The remarks of Mr.. G., were
lftened to with marked attention. and al
tke close of his speech the speaker wal
Yarmly Applauded Mr.. @. sails to-day on
10 misnOn.-N. Y. Daily Star, Aug. 20.
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PHILADELPHIA, SEPT. IL, 1869.
C. BEN J., RIPoRTER

lHE TRADES are doing nothing. A spirit Of
''n cOntentmen; still charscterizes them
nat my depart with the dog DAYS. We
shall Sec
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REPUBLIC
N S u R A N @ e
COMPANY,
CENTRAL OFFICE, CHICAGO,
1855 Il 15S Westinghouse
JOHN " FARWELA-, PRESIDENT
B.w. PHILLIPS, YIcE PREsT.
j. r. PAYSON SECRETARY.
VI. C0oLBAUGH, TRrAsuRER.

Quarterly statement, Jaly 4, 1899.
Cash capital Cbeng % per cent, paid on
sls7S, zoo subscribedJ, - 86, 300
Surplus, 4o5,ocSo6
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INSURES
AGAINST ACCIDENTS

AccrDsxT PoLIcIRs written for any term from one
month 10 year. insuFins from e500to IN case
Of fatal accident % 70 $50 weekly Indemnity for TO-
tally disabling injuries cansed BY c--ident an ann
eost Of % 70 $9S per 0o0 according occupat and
ynd hazard.
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NEWS ITEMS,

HE Rev. Lizzie Garrison, OF Rockford,
I'll. is preaching every Sunday at Dodworth
Hah, New York.
Heecher says il be owned another farm he
wokld be on the high road to the poor house.
est week 576,629 pounds Of fruit were
rec4ived in this city Vid the Illinois Unntral
Railroad GOodrich's line brought ii ,533
DO ses and baskets Of fruit from st. Joseph,
and 6, 500 boxes, DC from Benton Harbor.
Insanity seems to be the lot OF large
nuSnber OF the late Grand Duke Maximilian's
ast DICTATES in the Mexican adventure. Senior
Satazar, his ex- Minister is the latest victim
be rd Of. Were these people actually pois
onkd by an insanity mixture, rs some story
wFtters assert
\ correspondent states that out Of the
@6A 900 awrded by New York court to Mrs
Forrest as her due from Edwin Forrest, her
bal bsnd, she is compelled to pay Charles
O'tonor, her attorney, $56, 900 leaving heI
only 1900.
convict in the Maryland Peniteotiary,
ahed Twitchel, is said to have fallen heir
to property amounting to ABOUT $50 900, by
tho death of an aunt in the State of Ohio
Hd was sent to Jail two years ago for steal
in1 cattle. He is nearly sixty years Of age.
Eff rts are being made to secure his pardon.
THY will succeed.
y French ssVant claims to have succeeded
in toudensing magnetism.
Fix hundred and five horses were eaten in
Pstis in June.
Germany has about 300 trades unions with
abkut 10000 members.
h figuring fellow computes that the hands
ofknagszine readers in this country, travel
$4,000 miles a year in cutting the leaves.
man, tired Of life, laid his head upon
thf track at Council Bluff Iowa, ia front o.
. 4oming train. Mr. Brackiney, roadmaster,
veky narrowly succeeded in rescuing him.
| 10 Paris the consumption of milk 10 nearl
! 500 900 quarts a day. II is sold from ten q
fosty centimes quart.
| q journal At Dieppe COMPLAINS Of the
number Of children OF from IL to IA years
w. are to be met in the streets Of that city
! inRa state OF intOxicatiOn.
10 England huge steam hammer, weigh.
int 1000 tons, is being made for the Rus
s'+n Government. The banner bead weighs
f4ty-tWo tons, the anvil block 500 tons, and
itk to be used in forging. steel guns.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-02-05

A PEDEsrRIAS.-Coming into town,
on Monday last, We met tall, likely
good faced, young negro man, with a
heavy carpet-bag in his hand, trudging
along the railroad,
"Whar you gwine?' we asked.
'Gwine to Ole Ferginny."
"Hi You in Ole Ferginny now"
81 knows dat but | gwine over do
mountin to ole Agusty."
"Whar you bin ?"
"Bin to Shippcnsburg, Pennsylvany-
to see my father" m
"Walk AL the way?"
"Every step, dar and back agin."
swell sertny, you kin walk. When
did you leave Shippensburg ?"
al EFF dar Thursdy mornin."
swell, how fur is de furderist you NV
yer walk in one day."
"Two un fotty mile"
"Unh Well, a goodbye, uncle"
"Bydy ole marster.'
And he walked OF.
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January IL, ls6s-2m.

TO COnssasss p1ives.-Th adver-
Il tiser, having been restored to health in a
few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe
lung affection, and that dread disease, Con-
sumption-is anxiousto make known to his
fellow sufferers thes the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send q copy oil
the prescription used free of charge,) with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find a stre cure for Con
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. The only
object of the advertiser in sending the pre-
scription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which he conceives to be inval-
liable; and he hopes every sufferer will try
his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
165 South Second Street, Williamsburgh,,
Kings County, New York.
November 6, lS68-ly,
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MAINLAND AGRIcuLrUrAL CcLLEor

MAINLAND AGRIcULTUEAL CoLLEGE.-
A notion prevails that the less man
knows about farming before he begins,
the better he succeeds. No one thinks
SO about law, physic, carpentcring or
shoemaking. We should like SO see the
experiment fairly tried, by sending a
score or two of Orange boys to the col
lege presided over by the noble old Ad-
iniral BUcniNAS, the claims of which
are set forth at length in another part
of this paper.
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FnrpraIcKspune AND CHARLorrEsvrLts

FREDERICKsBuRG AND CHARLoTfEsyILtE
Il. R.-As will be seen in another col
ANN, this road will run to or near this
zplaee. We are requested to state that
Mr.. STEPHENS, the agent Of the compa-
my, will be here at the g. H., in few
days and will be glad to see and con-
verse with our citizens and all who are
Interested in the road. We bespeak for
him most cordial reception and plenty
of material aid.
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BAD ROADS. If W. thought Is would
do any good, we would hire Washing
ton city hack driver to come down and
curse the county court of Orange for al
lowing the roads to remain in their pre-
sent condition. But If said hack driver
came and cursed out his lungs clean
down to his diaphragm, it would do no
earthly good. Not man on the bench
would so much as wink his eye. The
only thing likely to be Of service would
be hole drilled in each separate mag
istrate's sacrum. filled with gunpowder
and set off. That might move them !;
though we doubt it. The truth is. we
in Orange don't want good roads. Our
actions prove that we would rather not
have them. In fact, we feel and know
that we are the salt and the mud of the
earth, and we don't care cent about
anything or anybody, not even our
selves.
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DEATH OF CAPT. JoHN d. ATKINS. 1t
is with feelings of deep sorrow, that VIC
OF our esteemed friend, Capt. JouN d.
ATKINS, which took place at Apalachi-
cola, Florida, OH the 10Th alto. Capt.
A, was native of this place, but for
many years resident Of Florida, He
was nobie-hearted, old Virginia gen.
tleman and will long be remembered
/; by all who knew him, and especially by
1.-THE many whose slferings he relieved
during the late war.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-02-05

HERSDoS tried to break Jail again the
either day. He had succeeded in fore
ing the door of his cell, but was detect
ed by Tailor HousEwoRrH in time to pre-
vent his escape, Two augurs and
chisel we're found in his possession.
Evidently, he is anxious to be tried.