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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-22
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CTATE OF VERMONT. DISTRICT

STATE OF VERMONT. DISTRICT
- Of Fairhsven, %. The Probste Court Tar the
District of kaiIhav-n:
To Al persons interested In the estate Of l. aDder
Eaton, Late Oh C.-tA~t@n. IN sid district. de-
ceased, interstate. GnKEr1so
The executor Of the lat viii ana t.- au-pt of
said d-c-ased having rpfe-ept-d that AZ vii be
necessary % sell part 81 the real --ass- of aid
deceased for the payment Of th- debts and ex-
DC nse. Of admini trafin, aid .l-o that il III Be
beneficial for all parties interested therein To- -u
the whole Ut the Zeal estate a the -sln oe~e.-~f
has made applicAu q, SID fpsohfe curt for
license TO make such sale. the h-ips M e-efs
having given their CONSENT thereto m vr1u4-s,
Therefore,
BY the authority OF the State Of Vermont,
you are hereby notined 10 appear before sAid
Court, at the Probate Office, IN astleton. said
district, on the % Monday Of May, A. ID. les,
TO show cause II any you have, why sad hcspss
should not be granted.
Dated At Ca-tlei n in said district, this 18th day
of April, A ID. 1869.
HENRY L. CLARK.
l6:w3w R=giste1.
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NEW YoRx, April %.
AsHEs-Pots quiet ard steady at eaa7 q.
Pearls dull and nominal
CoTroH-Lower. SALES, 100 bales at 2sx Sur
Recsipts Aour -S663 bhls.
FLouR - Dull and heavy, 50l0c better 8ales
4.SoO bbls. at 2CS3 20; supeg4ne State AND
western; 80 96 Is for common 70 choice az
ira State; 8 1896 65 for do. extra Western: 20
CeS W good choace vhitewhsat, extra; 6n07 10
common choice Round Hoop Ohio; Ooes 80
common TO fair extra Sc. Louis; 90 10 o.
good choice do; closing heavy. Calif"rnis
Hour dull and Dropping; 5o@s so old; ss9io
Is new.
Rye -four dropping. Sales 200 bbls at 0o0
g 25
Cornmeal quiet.
WHIsKY-dulI
Grain--Receipts wheat $50 bush.
W . and heavy; sales. s.lOo bush.
20 white Calf 'rnia /; l ! 80 mo spring In
IN store, 80 do delivered 1 40 a t43 Retail lott
Mich.
Rye quiet. Sales COO bush at 50 for Western
Barley dull and dropping.
Barley malt quiet
h ceipts cUrn-24, 93j bush.
CoRs-Corn cent lower. Sales So 900 bushels
at sOGs34 for new mixed Western Sass old
do in store and afioat IS; old white Western 50
@9l choice and fancy Southern.
Receipts oats-97l5 bush.
OATs-FiILler. Sales 80. 900 bushels at 30 for
Western in store 71Ca5s do anoat.
RIcy-Duli and unchanged.
CoFFEE-Qaiet.
suGAR-sugar firm; sales pa hhds at Tx el2x
Cuba.
MoLAssEs Steady. Sales 100 hhds nuscovado
at 50.
Hops quiet. American 6aI5
bonded.
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Fcnianisnl.

PHILADELPHIA, April ~.
John M. Moriarty, President of the
Irish Republican Association, has sent the
following dispath to Senator Chandler:
Accept the thanks of twenty thousand
Irishmen Of Pennsylvania, who voted for
Grant in November, for your late speech
on the Alabama claims, reconstruction,
resumption, fourishing manufactures,
the restoration of foreign trade, the ex-
tension of territory, the vindication of
National honor, and the liberation of Ire
land, would follow hostilities against
England.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-22

A LIFE SAVING INvENTIoN.-Our at
tention has been recently called to self
adjusting car-coupler, patented by r. A.
Cowell, of Cleveland, Ohio, and for the
past eight months, adapted to some Of the
passenger cars of the Rutland & Burling-
ton railroad for the purpose of testing its
utility. This coupler is SO constructed
that by means of gravitating hook, adj
justed in very simple manner, it is
always ready for use without the danger
attendent upon passing between the cars
for the purpose of shackling, as is the case
with some of the self-couplers already in
use. It is also so arranged that when 1t Is
necessary to disoonnect the cars rom each
other, the Stacking hook h raised BY On
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STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

B. It reIn.m b.r.1d, tina; AZ session Of the Pro-
bate c1uri, h. den at kuilabc, within AID ig
said district, on the lsih day of AIfA4 a ~.
les.
PAEsExr: Hon. Walter q. Dun-on. judge.
WHEREAS, a certain a. EtrULo ut in sItiDg,
under seal purportiBg 10 De he iast sll and ie--
lament Of bila. Aeon. iase OF k,ifIA..d. ia
said distric' dec as.1, having been this day Ife-
sent.-d ~ laid probate. and duly lied an
TIE Ke,u ter = oftle.: tbeIei0I-.
Itls ordered t,al ali t.,r.ons interested IN the
estate u sSld d.e-asl, he nI,tin.d 30 app.sf be-
fore said court, at the fr .Ba oftoe D katlAi'd,
an AL dlsiret, the. M d lu-sday in May,
A ID. 1853, by public .ttoD OF tins order ihTee
week. suase--ively Iaeyi ~ thereto, IN the kut-
Ian HERALD, seS-ps.,eT p1Dis-i - Rutland
atore-at l. TO shos cau-.. u siy tbes IA y have
why sad in-frufn ~ m sflIns sionla Dd be
,,r,yed and alIo~si az "a. Last ~il testament
OF the sad decreased.
w q. EDGERTOS.
lg.x3xs 5-c0lld ksssister.
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1eaths.

REED-In Chester, April l4th, Mrs. Esther,
aged 70 years aud months, wife of Thomas Reed.
RICHARDSON-In Ludlow, April 18th, Mr..
Robert Richardson, aged IS years.
ROBBINS-In Ludlow, April Is, at the resi-
dence Of her son, F. C. Robbins. E~q., Mrs. Bet
sey, relict Of David Robbins, aged ~ year,.
Mrs. Robbins came here last fall from her tome
at Ferrisburg, N. Y, to pass the winter with her
son, her health being good until the past week,
when she exhibited symptoms Of congestion. The
symptoms did not improve. and abe passed away
at 10 O'Clock p. m.
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10 votes each for Henry Lane. John B.
Hollster, Jonathan Ross, William Har-
mon, John r. Cleveland, H. H. Powers,
Charles Reed, Charles X. Field, and JOS
eph w Colbvrn; 412 votes each for Ma
thaniel W. French. Jasper Rand, and
Timothy P. Redfeld, and 414 votes for
Charles c. Dewey.
In Sherburne 30 votes was the highest
number reached by any of the candidates,
while Nathaniel w. French, Jasper
Rand, and Timothy Redfield, Ii al only II
votes each, Charles Dewey 10.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-22

The ,oveInn ent bind market was frmsr this
afternoon, and the closing prices were generally
higher.
The Southern State securities showed increased
strength and activity to-day. The I-nnssse-'s
were tn. chief feature, and rose To 20 for old
bonds and Gs y for the new bonds.
The New North Caro- mas were the only weak
spot, and these bonds were pressed tor sale from
j2k 10 50.
NJ. Carollnas 6s old. Jsi..
No. Carolina new, 81 ..
The Railway speculation was more active and
buoyan, towards The close with general upward
movement in value.
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NY. stock and Money Market.
NEW YoRK, April 20.

Money rules easier and steady at per cent.
on call loans
Sterling exchange dull at lO7x9lOs for gold
and first class bills.
American gold frmer, opening at 1897; de-
Ginning TO 1881 closing at l35k.
Government Stocks without decided change.
The following are the closing quotations for
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California News.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 20.
The Kentucky and Crown Point shafts
have been opened, and there are no indi-
cations of fire. The water has risen
nearly up to the five hundred fet level,
and it will take several days of pumping
to overcome it. The explorations 50 far
denote that the damage to the mines has
been very slight.
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oThe undersigned having been apI'OIDtsd by the
Hon. Psobate Court tor IA. Di.lrsct of "a rnay n.
Commissioners receive, examine and adjust all
claims and deIaands of al ISfsosl- against Aaron
I-wls, LATE of fosl tuee. IN said Distinct
deceased, hereby give notice that we VIII
meet tor the purlsD-.. Of examining and allowing
"a d claims at the dw.lu1g bOu-e 81 taLy
Lewis IA PoulrB.y, on IN. 81 o--ca. a. # Ju y
AMI 'ciDo-r, iIuIn I-n O'Clock a "a. antl i"uI
O'Clock D. IA. Of said day, aud that SIX
months nom the sth day Of april A u
Is6s rs the time hunted by sad cOurr for sand
cr,,ditor. 20 present thelT said for
animation and allowance.
Dated poultney, VT, this sOth day u Aprll A
r. RTGGLEs, lco,n,,s
ls.x3y G. Ait NROE.
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ssis1e-; pair WORKING OXEN, f. 10 In gushs
@ Wv oo~ and calf for go. The drove.s d
soeep Complain that Its mot -nsSg-d kt vs Z.
are sold at nearly one cent . ID. lover than Ia I
ruesdsy D-Wsh 4 Prouty sosd los, 90 Ibs.
each, 1t 7kc PR h.; and 50 fed By D. Q. Bo,eh,
50 Lbs. each, st &c. wqich seller s.iA naxhs bsvs
been marketed last vssk ss &c pr ID. J. Lyman
old 80 sheep. 90 los. each, II Ne. and tee ex.
trs engaged last week 1t 10; pr ID. }. W. Tsy.
lor sold 20 sheep for $50. ,. n 0hasen sosd .
sheep. absut rs lbs each, for doIlars PSF bad,
and 20 Of rs los- zach fr doiiars e~ch- Live
poultry 1t zoe 70 -, PEI io., live weight.
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CTATEoF VERMONT. DISTRICT

~ Of FaIhaven The Probate Court Tor the
district of faIrbaven:
10 ali per--Bn- ed IA the est-'e Of J. Gil
bert hito ck late 81 C.silston, Ia sad oi,tIct,
decreased, e state. u -e1Inx.
BY the authority OF the State Of Vermont, you
hereby notified 10 appear before said Pr bate
Court, al the Probate Ofhoe Ib asti.tsa1, N
said district, on the % Monday Of Ma, A. ID.
1853, 70 show cause II any you have, why a
CERTAIN Instrument, wrluig, ni--d ~ -hia urt,
and purpoTtiDg % b. the last Will abd Z riaILe
OF sad decea-ed, should Lot DC prOye1 and al
lowed
Dared az Castleton. in aid district, tins lstE
day Of ApriI, A. -, IL
i6:wSw HENRY l.. CLARK. Regster.
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EdttoEs IF the RutLmd UeraM DO
people who use KEROSENE Oh know that
much OF it in use is dangerous Since |
knew two cases. when living West, of
women who were dreadfully burned by
explosive. Kerosene, and who, after days of
terrible agony, found relief for their
sutferings only in death, | never read of
similar cases without feeling how great
is the risk we all run of a similar fate who
use. this article, as We commonly get it at
our stores
And this risk iy.aH Hcedie,s Kerosene
honestly and properly made, is not explo-
sivc. under circumstances attending Its
common u-e. If merchants will only buy
and sell honest Kerosene, these horrors
viii ceA,a. aud they will not be liable for
violating the laws.
| rend you, sir. couple of extracts
which bear on this subject, and hope you
will lay them before our readers. Hardly
a day now passes without an accident
from explosive Kerosene.
Truly, your obt. servant,
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MIDDLEBURY.-The population of Mid
dlebury decreased 218 in the ten years
from 1850 to 1860.
The invention of the circular saw
originated in Middlebury.
No statistical report was received
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Movement Of the Ice.

MONTREAL, April 20.
The ice has moved out of the Chateau
gay river and Lake st. Louis. The St
Lawrence rose from thirty feet on S4tur-
day to forty feet to-day. The lower part
of Griifintown is flooded, and much dis
tress is anticipated.
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Tnc frra,d il the only paper I'm
the County OF Rutland, or this sec.
Ii.,. ~ Vermont that takes Sete.
graphic news. The Herald receives
ihr. associated Press Reports regu-
lariy.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, DIS

~ trict Of Fair'aven, The Probate Court
tor the Distinct Of fsrhayen-
To all persons Interested an tho esta'e OF Lew
Bar Der, late VI dubbarctJn. ~ said district. de-
ceased. GeEsTIso.
BY the authority of the State Of verInoni.-you
are hereby notified 10 appear before said Probate
Court at the Probate Oflce letasn sad
district, on the % Monday Of May. A d. 1863,
TO show cause, # any you have. Why q certain
instrument IN writing. flied IN sad Cur, aud
purporrIns "a be the last ~ili aud tsst axn.Dt 1t
said deceased should IA u be pr''ved aud allowed.
Dated at Ca-tefon,I said district, this 18TH day
VI AIrii, "A. ID. isos.
nENRY L. CLARK,
ls.v3w kesifter
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Fire.

MITCHELL, CANADA, April 20.
A46re in the business portion of the
town, yesterday, destroyed property to the
value of $4,000. The loss is partially
covered by insurance.
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NEW YORK NEWS.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Latest News from Canada,
Interesting General News.
&C. &C &C.
Washington News,

WASHINGTON, April 20.
Charles Lyman, of Vermont, has be en-
appointed Superintendent of the De i'd
Letter Office of the post-office department t,
at salary of $500 per annum He has
had an important desk in the same Office
since 1861.
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MyEpSrspAr. April u, 1863.
Rutland Retail Prices Current.
Reported expressly for the HERALD by cHEsTEI
KINGSLEY, Wholesale and Retail Grocer
WEDNESDAY, MonsIso, Apal "A. lses.

WEDNESDAY ap-A hCoos
BUrTER-Per pound, 4oGise
CHEEsE-New, per pound, &c.
EGGs-Per dozen, ose
PoTAToEs-Per bushel, 80
LARD-Per pound, &c
TALLow-Per pound, iV@nc
HAMs-Per pound, zc
BEEF-Per pound, best cuts, seG1sc
Pork Fresh, per pound, ha1c
MuTroS-P.r ispi,nd 12aEc
yEAL-Per pound, AS 10 quality. aos5e
CHIcKEes-Per pound, -9e
GOLDFISH -Georges, per pound, s9se
FRESH FIsH-Per pound, -a9e
MAcKEKEL-Per pound, %e1s
HADDOCK-Per pound, &c
MAcKISAw TRoUr-PeI pound. A
SALMoS-Pcr pound,
TEIPR Per pound, I5c
SrGAH- Ai,isea.y'do, per pound, l2al5c
Coffee, extra. lie
:" Crushed and graiIulated $50
IE1- Per pound, s5cat. &c
IofFEE Extra ground, 50l50c
Java, ungrUund, i5ci
Rio, sOlG55o
FLouE-Pef bbl., spring wheat. q 5OGls So
:. amber 40 oOlGlo So
q white winter. Ell 80
MEAL-Psr Loo lbs., D. l5a2 20
FEED Peg lao lbs, q 2Oa2 &c
KERosEsE On Per gall, Soc
CEMESr-Per bbl., ~ 20
t. /. SALr-Per buslel, s5c
DRIED APPLEs-Per pound, l6c
MISS PoRK-Home, per Dbl, ESQ o.
CLEAR PoRK-Per bbl., s3s 90
BEANS b.shel, s3 OoG4 90
OARS e0c
CORN Al GOAL lOI
HAY-Per ton. SIS 90
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IMPORTANT SEIZURE AND ARREST
On the train which arrived here from
Montreal last evening, as Inspector VIM.
Walker was examining the baggage, he
asked gentleman if he had anything in
his trunk but his ordinary wearing APP
parel, 10 which the man replied NO" and
at the same time snatched small pack
age from the trunk and put it in his
pocket. Upon this the Inspector closed
the trunk, and nothing more was said or
done until the train arrived here, when
the Inspector again asked him if he had
anything dutiable, to which with wink
and a nudge, he replied, "It's all right"
and at the same time held out sum of
money to the Inspector to make ii "all
right" with him. But the officer couldn't
see it," and SO took the man into the
customs Office and began to search him.
After finding in one of his boots the pack
age seized from the trunk, which turned
out to contain some gold neck chains,
Deputy Collector Chase was called in, and
lie gave directions to Ego thorough" His
person, overcoat and trunk were thor
oughly searched, and quite a number of
dutiable articles found, among which
were four heavy gold neck chains, thir-
teen or fourteen gold pencils, ten opera
glasses, &c, the whole of which have
been valued at $500. The man plead
hard for consideration" represented him
self of a respectable hardware and com
mission merchant in Montreal, avowed
this to be his only offence, and offered
liberal things TO be let off. But no
That isn't the way Chase serves our Tn
Gle Samuel, and so papers were at once
made out, and the man brought before L.
) Commissioner Rand, who held him in
$500 bail to appear for trial before the L.
S. District Court at Windsor next July,
and in default of which, the Montrealer
now has quarters with Sheriff Place
ST. iUanS Messenger
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VOTES FOR COUNCIL OF CENsohs.-
The vote Of this Comfy for Council OF
Censors, as appears by the returns to the
Countv Clerk from the several towns,
show. general lack of interest in the
neonle which is nearly or quite unparalle-
led in any general election of this State.
The votes cast were for the regular nomi-
nation, except one scattering vote in the
town of Mount Holly, and few of the
names on the ticket erased in the town of
Sherburne. The towns of Pawlet, Sud
bury and Tinmouth, through the neglect
of their officers have made no report.
The report in the several towns stands as
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Dr. There are, probably, hundred more
persons in tins and neighhoTing towns who daily
sut,r from the distressing effects Of kidney
troubles, who do not know that John,on's Ano-
dyne llniment Is almost a certain cure. In se-
we're ca.es, great relief may be obi AIMED If not
perfect cure.
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OFFICERS

CLARENCE H CLARK President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman FIi and Executive
Committee.
HENRY ID. COOKE Nirs-Pre-iaent
EMERSON w. PEET, Secretary and ActusrE.
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ALMOST A FIRE.-About two o'clock
on Monday last, the hotel of Benjamin
Markham. in Sherburne, was discovered TO
be on fire. The fire probably originated
by sparks from the chimney, falling upon
the roof. 1t had made but little pl .gress,
when discovered, and the timely applica-
ton of few pals of water and small
quantity of snow, prevented what came
near being a confagration. The damage
to the building was but slight. and can be
repaired at an expense of few dollars.
The hotel is insured in the Vermont Mu-
final
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at Vasssr Collsss, late yesterday after
noon from general debility. His RENAME
will be taken to Nantucket TO-DAY. HI
was 76 years of age.
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Brighton, Cambridge and Medford.
For the week ending April "a, 1863.
Reported for the Rutland HERALD.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep. Shoies. Fat Hogs. seas
This week, 3,33s $3.50 400 1900 co
Last week, III 4.66s 800 go $50
One year ago, l,6Is 6,55J 1900 6O0
For the week ending Apr1l "A, 1869.
PRICES,

BEEF-Per 100 lbs. on total weight Of hide tai
low and meat extra, sl3 0oal3 50. frst quality
sl2 2j9l2 Isl second quality, -sll 503l2 90; third
quality, sll 00Call so; few choice single pairs
sl3 7jlli 90; some Of the poorest cows and bulls
50 0OGllO 90.
WORKING OXEN-s200G3O0.
HANDY STEERS-sl2j9i so, or much accord
ing IN their value as beef.
COWS AND YOUNG CALVES Fair quality
$foo1 30; extra s75alO0, farruw and dry $500 30.
SHEEP Per pound, i've weight, 6G7Hc. ex-
ira sG9a.
SHEEP AND LAMBS head, in lots, a 90
as 90.
HIDES-Brighton l0aloKc.; country lots sX
elOc. calfskins 20Cd22c.
TALLOW = Brighton, sG9c.; country lots,
7(ds.
VEAL CALVES 006l2 90.
PELTS-l50G200c.; country lots, green, l200
l30c.
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CASH CAPITAL.
100000.

CASH CAPITAL, 81, 600, 900.
PAID PULL
BRANCH OFFICE.
FIRST NATIONAL BASK BUILDING
PHILADELPHIA.
Where the general business Of the COMPANY ts
transacted, and TO woich ali general eorre-pon-
dence should be addressed
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REMARKS.

The apparent discrepancy between the amounts
of stock reported for this week. Ind last is owing
TO our inability to ascertain ut the time Of closing
the last report the whole number which arrived
last week about 1000 udes in this report belong
to last weeks supply. ST." the number Of cattle
at market this week IS somewhat beyond the de-
mand, and there has been . duh trade outside Of
Faneuil Hall, for two or three days past. During
the latter part of last week, however, there vas
some improvement in the city beef trade. This
morning there were $40 cattle ut Cambridss. o.
large part Of which were well-fed, heavy oxen.
Nothing but premium bullocks bsins over l3ke
per A. Israel ". Billings marketed Is Of his
own feeding at Hartasid, Aas., Estimated to
dress from IL to IL cvt.. ct 1870 to lie px D.
Messu }. p. Wiser 4 Co., PRESCOTT. Canada, Who
fed $50 head this season, 1t their daseussy, uoad
- BY Batchsldsz Z Bros, - follows: II stssss,
isos Ms each, ct isKc; Of 100 - II IKE eas|
buIl, 1910 Ibs., lss balls, l,11e Ibs.. q -
live vsieAt. B. Dow soad 10 tAsss-5sas-sad
ssssu 10 drss 100 III. saeh, q lie 81 10 = -
lbs., 1t lie PR h. BALDWIN 3 Dowa 80 0oed
oxsa "a By y, = @. Dailsy, Nsvbasys w. q u
~ PEI h.; othse saa 70 dsso liee'pss sesh,
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outside lever, and held in its place by .
ratchet until the buffers and shackel comes
together, when the hook again drops to its
place. In the case of unschackling freight
cars, the hook is raised by cord or chain
in the hands of the BRAKEMAN at the roof of
the car. This coupler has not only the
merit of simplicity in its construction,
but of less weight than any other that is
self-adjusting, and hence less liable to get
out of order. The great demand in the
Western States is sufficient proof of its
practicability and life-saving qualities,
and can be seen as partially perfected on
the afternoon express train from Burling-
ton, arriving at Rutland at 3 o'clock.
We learn that Ira w. Clark, of Middle
bury, and Thos. c.. Potter, of Rutland,
control the right of this patent for the
New England States.
ROUTE AGENT APPoINTED.-Capta
Sidney M. Southland has been appointed
routeagent on the Rutland & Burlington
railroad in place of w. ]. Fuller, of Mid
dlebury.
Capt. Southland saw service during the
rebellion, and suffered severe wound in
the foot He was recommended for the
position, we understand, by nearly all the
prominent men in the State, presenting a
petition that could not fail to be recog-
nized if any changes were to be made at
all, and was, in all probability, the
strongest document of the character that
has yet found its way into the depart
ments at Washington from Vermont.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-22
ARRIVAL, and Departure OF Irain'
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.

F,r Bellows Falls, 1880 q $500 m.., 1900 Md
$500 y. IN. .
Burlington, l.30 q 1880 a. M, l:2o 'o'1'
p. m.
Bennington and State line, 1880 a. IN. aho
t3i5 p.
Saratoga, 1920 & 1890 a.. m, .4:lU p N,
Salem, l.lO & 1900 u. M, lew H. 49,
f4:20 =. m
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND,
From Bellows Falls, 1910 am q DIV 'oo :"
fg.5o p IN, 80 - ar
., :arIlu ,ton, IL * III 80 a. M, 4'lo x '.o0
pm.
Hsr.afugtun and state line, fll:40 a. NJ ano
"g.3n p.
.Str,t4rt. Kiss a. m, 7:40 & 1920 P. m.
81 - ,la,l, 80 x 1890 a. m, $3.50 x '5:5O p m
.,,.,t Tram MIXED.