davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07

Nrw yoaK. Oct s.
AsHrs-Pots quie. at 81 q 81. Pearls duh
and .ominsl
orTos.-I,-cidedly lower, 1850 bale. at 2s1
mIdd ING nt Ian.i-
ks,ortpfs n,,uT Ii. 795 bhis-
SLpUE-h.avy -nd 70 10 cents lower,
100 esi.- ~ Al o. e !, = Tor o., saSsr
choice Extra static. 8 s5la6 50 or 90. extra
Western SAC 80 s,p-a ei,.aos vbit< wheat
extra. l5lae - sDrnBon cbnso- Round HOOP
nh, 15617 ~ sSyDiIion Ia tar extra st. Lsnis
IS o. ss.sd eh,nns do ci,.sing quiet. Cali
fornia fur daI -Dd Bo1'inai 50 10 20
orsson nour qa'et Is 20 IS - 90
ny- nssuS ss-ady 49, Dbl a. 80 = 90
'.,t" ra--i quiet. sales 80 bbis- Br1ndywine
At zjlS5 %.
.a-.s, Finn sales 100 bbl.. Western a;
Il ceipt~ wb.-,-I4s, 900 bu.heis.
wb-at ktth'r MR. Ding. and steady.
-ai-s 1900 ..p-a. a. 90. % . 20 No. rprIDgj
~ 30 ! a. 2 ID IIixea. 1881 gst AZ WINTER rcd
western: 30 to OtD rOf sl5lt ged
80 u, - new ana 90 antrg AileLisaD ! So
new amber T.snD-s-se. - foT Amf.eF azsyisHd.
I've que. aud BOI8n.i at 4 AZ u u Ia Wes-
bssl-y active i IS Inferior .t-te.
Barley mat d.n aud nominal
E>-.-iIa - rb-ligs52 Dosn.
's,A,--',,.sn.d .hA e b.Ay-r; not much doing
-nes IS 90 bIsIl.ss % 90 - c iDT uDzoybd
a-~ mix-o Weston, 03slai ~ odd do, 10
tor k,II aTiez. IS q, - sigb nlIses aud Jes-
L,s .es'.rn 10 80 I " shit- Souls-rD.
ts.-.-iIa. ~. o. .OlB Dn-ielz.
DAIs-rhade bsueT. ale 55,NO bushels
AZ GO ~, ga "ss.eiD, e04sJi n. sDathern and
H.ss.ID.
aIo, Firm. spg IN csrolma.
f"y,s, r4pYy .ctiv., ." baz. SagnaDa ~
u ~, 90 mat sa,a - e%ib -.
st..1.-nasa5 him. -a."s ~ hi4as ~ - ~
~. for 'uDa, Iz9iZ.tor rDtty nio9, lzs b,xFs
laDl1--.- Qoi-', Np..oyAdo %.
Bo..- 4Yl~t aia-ft.4si. 800.
psfsSoi,UN t.agy. -. - o-lfe. y I. fof
refined.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07

GRAY HAIR
Restored tpit~ orisiua! Youthful Color by is use.
II viii make HFir gov upon bill heads, cN-
ceI' IN v.rE ged persons ~ II 'ufnis ne. the nu-
tuivc miHoiple ny which the HAIR IL nOurished
and supported.
II prevent the hair from falling ont, and does
not STAN IN. -kIu
No better evidence ~ it, superiority need b
hy i.lgsed ia th fact tna' IL. ~ limitations
81 i .Te sre vitrr,l to The public.
Our Tfta.ise On the HAIR strt FREE by nal.
X =. HALL. 4 GO. Nashua, y. II. Proprictors
For sale by all Druggists.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07
Virginia Legislature.
RICHMOND, Oct. 8.

RICHMOND, Oct. >.
The legislature convened at noon to-
day. In the House "A temporary org an
IL ,tion was ff-cted, with VIM. Logan of
Rockbrook, as Speaker, and II. G. Jones
of ALTERNATE, as Clerk. and adjourned
till tomorrow, when permanent cleo
ton will take place.
Bowden. "a well-known Republican.
protests against any offie"r, temporary or
permanent. taking his seat who had taken
the iron-clad oath.
The Senate met, with Lieut. Gov
Lewis in the chair. The organization hnr
not been completed.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07
CTATE OF y ERMoNT. DISTRICT

~ - Rutland. 10. The Probate 1sugt ia the
DlsfTict 81 EutlsLu.
all peIssDr "a. I.s {, = Ia iLo sis's % vary
Moon, IL o. KUtaid, u saia ol-l lso. Do. aid,
lnfsafate,
6nEtTgnG.
Frankitn fiifus-s. f1rrif s1-afor - me .srafs
oi IA e AZ % 4.aIy Nagu. lat' - batisDe an
a. q I8r fu Las 80 - "a - . = lie >
ton - sid cur. ~ - - ~ ~ a. y souao he
bsi s;lCi-4 b. b,4Is - g. rai4d ~ ~ Non 10
- j hii - b. reel - W. d be DE- q -.izeg,
sc fhaf - - raag .. ia r.si,e ss1AOvt this
Etats. bDo plsy.ng fA4D corr 20 sssD' m
bc.Ise 90 Ell 81 Do. real snsfe o. wa lie
- I'd Man Morn did seizs-5, - uaio 1D ssid I.ut-
AMI. Ihfsstor..
~ ID. Aufbosliy 81 The state ~ NssI8Drii, yon
hereby n0tIbed 80 agG-sT bsioTs q
court. at the ifoiIaf" OHIO kuf ihIsa in rad
district, on the ffst 1Des.aHy 81 November. A. ID.
1879, 70 show eabs., aiy sou haze, Wiz sasd
lioen rhousd t4at b. gT-ffsc.
Datsd a. Eu'isud, IN Eaald district, thu sh day
Of October, a. II. 1893.
w. q. EDGERIoS,
sow3~' rscssno kes s<es.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07
IN BANKRUPTCY

' In ihs District Court 81 the Iuiged states
Tor the distinct OF Vermont.
In he matter Cha,i.s II. Jones, Bankrupt.
To he iedItr- of ssid baI krupi, AID AL otheru
whom * Inay c nc.m:
TIE uDd- r-ign.d, gn.e Of the estate Il sasd
Bansrsp', berecy gives notsos thai h-es or
d. red by he Court OF sid D,srrrct that
tue sec'ro AM third geBers, meeting of the eged-
nors Of aid Bankrupt. be b-Io ~ tie nifsd
States Courl kcom. In Rutland, IN sssd Distinct.
m the 18th day Of Ocooey A ID. 1856, a. o
o'eick a. m. brfSre A +. L,I.sn. ksgi.t.r In
Bal kr ptcy, ion The purg-es NAMED m t.s IVA
Aasd % sectors OF the Bans ruyf Act, oi AsTsh
h. I'd, - :. ana tbis 10 sis. give sotace ths
have Dlesi my nnsl account. ss~igys~ oS 49,
bankrupt. sAo tina, ~ aid um- and p4scs. shAu
sppt, u rad cuIt fos tbs setsisneIf 4 sasd @.
cunt, and for dischsr.e from al EAesaity e
. sigDee oG sid estate, IN sccordsocs via tho
prvs issous Of aid 18th srcfaon.
Dstsd q kutiAad, In sid district, TIN - a.
q OssObss, lee.
n !. 1DGaRT0N,
Ov3w A0lGnoa,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07
Deaths.

ELLIS In Rutland, Sept. 23d, Lena s., in.
fmt daughter Of Charles and Mandana kIlir,
aged II months.
STONE In Plnt.sburgh " Y. Sept, o. Lucy
Elizabeth Gregory, wife Of Col. X g. Stone. I'd
itpr 81 lnttsburgh Republican, aged 4S years.
ROSS la a-tleton, Sept. 10TH 1869 Mrs
Mary Deila Ross. iughter OF the late tn, odoT-
Woodward, 81. D., aged IS year,.
CLARK In Cattieton, Oct. lat, Miss Aura
Citk, a ed y }c,rs.
brew At Concord, n. H., William w. Drew,
Of burlington. pgcd IS ~.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07

dwelling houses were endangered thu
savera, families were taken out In wag-
op's drawn by men, who waded in up t.
their waists to accomplish it. The fami
lies Of Judge Joel w. Ainsworth, Mr.
Cleyborn, A. w Nicholson, Mr. Coleman
and two Irish families were thus remov
ed. The Otter Creek in that vicinity WA
never known to be 80 high as now. Th'
two Fork manufactures were considers
bly, damaged, but the amount cannot as
yet be estimated.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07
She zsutIaud Herald
THE SESSION OF LEGISLATURE.

THE SESSION OF LEGISLATURE.
The Rutland Daily and Weekly
HERALD, during the next session of the
Legislature, will present to the mem bers
of the legislature and to the people OF
Western Vermont, the fullest record OF
the proceedings Of the Legislature, and
all matters connected with the General
Assembly, that can be obtained in any
paper in Vermont In its reports of the
proceedings of both the Senate and House,
an abstract of all important debates will
be given. Special correspondence will
keep is readers fully acquainted with the
various surroundings of all important and
special measures. A full report Of all the
anniversaries, reunions and meetings Of
public interest will be given. Sketches
OF the prominent members, and complete
histories of some Of the earlier legislatures
will be "a matter of especial interest. State
news from all the counties OF the State,
and the latest telegr1phic reports and
general news, will be given. It will con
tain more reading matter and fuller re-
ports than any ottcr 1,aper IN Me Stnte
TERMS
One copy Of the DAILY HERALD for
tho session, by mail, for !. 80, post paid.
Ten copies sent daily during the ees-
sion. by mail, post paid, To one address,
$1,000. Larger numbers at the same
rates.
The WEEKLY HERALD will 10 sent
for the session, post phil, for fifty cents Il
copy, or ten copies TO one address Tor
$3.50. Address,
FUTILE & Co,
Rutland, Vt.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07
f7;sg8yigICs.

Coon HEALrH, far Oetob1r, j. filed
ike IT, predecessors. with Instructive
articles ON the al important subject of
Health. and reading for q leisure hour,
"Onr Bread" alone is worth the price Of q
years subscription It treats also on Dl-
2esfian. Bathing, the Sense Of Touch
SIr,iu-, Disoeatiou4, Air, Beds Pork,
To keep T4ai-sfra.n Consumption, etc.
- Year. \ More, q Franklin >treet.
3 ,ston.
WOODS HoCsEHoID MAGAZINE for
September, comes to hand little late, but
Pr, srr.t- "a excellent collection ofreading
nstter ar all that, under is fourteen dis
tinct heads. A. nothing j. said about
IL subscription price we infer it i a free
gift, which j. very cheap for so good a
IN agazine S s. Wood, Newburgh, y Y
MANUFACTURER AND BuuD DER TIE
ninth number OF this excellent practical
exposiior Of Science aud Mechanics hrs
taken up considerable Of our time aud at
tentiou The best notice We can give j.
to say thar it ou1 IL TO b. in the hands OF
every Carpenter, Mason aud Mtchini-t in
the land l-e-'crn Il Go, New York,
publish ii 1t 81 80 year.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07

CAsTLEToN-The Catholic picnic, held
two weeks ago last Saturday, was quite .
financial success, as well az an occasion OF
social enjoyment to all who participated
in the festivities In the afternoon, the
picnicers occupied the Seminary groundr;
in the evening, the Town Hall. Rev
Father Lynch, Of this church, Rev Chas
Boyian and Rev. J.. GaVnier, OF Rutland
were in attendance The exercises were
in,ersper-ed by music by the West Rut-
land Bra~ Band, and the net proceeds
amounted to $40, TO be used toward pay
ing for an E-ty organ, recently ret up IN
their church here.
Rev Father Lynch. ministration asI
pastor Of the Catholic Church in thir
place terminated last Sabbath, very much
% the regret II his people, over whom he
has exerted a good influence for several
years part Rev. Father OKeiiley sue
cecds him
The ladies Of our village formed
themselves into \ Union Sewing Society
Iast Monday evening, At the residence Of
Mr. G s. Sherman The purpose is u
rise funds for worthy public object
The following are IL oAieor- President,
Mrs Il. r. Langdon; Vice President, Mrs
= p.,ta,. aeete,a,g ..d T,,s..,oy NJ.
= =. Sherman. Director, Sis Iafbew
son, Ir. Eptf, Hts t8ekmaa. If, 81.
~. IT,. f..t a.. Ga.,,.,y ". n
.t.ts., LA ~, p,... u g
~
I,...
LIN ..
~ ~. =
- b1tn "rd mtg ton" ~ r. the
n perry 4" J'S''' ~ 'u '"t hH''b-
W i''i' 81 s 6, 4" ' + 80
'''s s'''''' re-" 'yasFlil'' ''''i'y
e'''s'''". q w mr.
d'y ni2h', b"'"''h 'i.' b9hf7 OF !. '1d
= e'',h. Pr = ~ W .-'i e
'''7 '''7 "i''Ii az "'s '' u ~ y
'"ll'7'" I" NV 'e'h a'' o'l '''', ~ u
wa - Il "'ad"" one hdh'I'l fei3 us
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07

WAtLISoF0RD.-The freshef that pre-
vailed 1T Walliugford was unprecedent-
ed. The smt! stream called Roaring
Brook, that rises three miles east
and runs through the center of the vii
la1e, was filed with an extraordinary
quantity of water, and caused the princi-
pal damage done. 1t commenced rising
rapidly about eight o'clock, and at ten
a. m. overlooked its banks and spread
through the village, carrying away build
lngs and making sad havoc. The first
binding thst was swept away was
the barn of Mr.. Rounds, containing
five tons of hay. Soon after, Ell
bfadford's barn, filled with hay, his
ice house and other outbuildines went
which was followed in few moments nv
the barn Of E. d. sabin, Tinman in which
was stored large quantity of rags. These
carried the bridge across the stream. and
al Saled down into Otter Creek. Several
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07
Dam Gone.
New HAVEN. Oct. 3.

NEW HAVEN, Oct. D.
A most l4mentable consequence of the
food in this vicinity l. the giving way %
the great dam over the Han-atic River az
Birmingham Two weeks work wonld
have completed the structure. Three
hundred feet have been destroyed, and
more than half of the labor Of two years
has been swept away in a single night.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07
Car shop Burned.

OMAHA. Oct. ,.
The car shops Of the Union Pacific X
X were consumed by fire this afternoon.
the fire is still raging. The loss will be
very heavy.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07
NeU Advertisements.
WAITER WHEEL.

tKTATER WHEEL.
BEES IMPROVED COMBfSATIoS TUR-
BIEE WATER WHEEL.
Mr. Pee, the inventor IT this New and Superior
wheel. ~ now at Surherlaud Ftii-, putting in
: wheel of ~ heavy cap,iiy for the 5uther-
land Falls Ma nle Company.
Those In want OF Gpnd Wheels viii do well 10
call "nd examine his wheel tor hens. lver.
Notice wiz be given through these columns
WHEN his wheel is in running urd-r.
Address, ASA BEE,
South LARGEST Mas,
Post Office Box So, or
ID. PRAY,
2I3 Broadway, South Boston.
4OWiw' Mass.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07
Interesting Ger el.al News.
&c. dC &c.
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, Oct. D.
Gen. Butler il in Washington trying 10
get decision for the payment Of the
prizo money 10 Farra2urs men who we're
engaged in New Orleans He thinks now
that he Sees tho end
Gen. Butler IL strongly in favor u a
decided policy for the Cubans on the part
u Gen. Grants administration
The adjourned meeting of the Deem
Der term % the Supreme Court commenc.
ed here yesterday There waz 10 quorum
present aud an adjournment wss had IN
III to-day.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07
Nomination OF State senator.

William Cald we'll was re-narninH'ed to
day for the Sixth District, composed OF
Westchester. Putram, and Rockland
Counties
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07
y. \. Stock and Money Marker.
NV ynn,o,t. 5.

Money steady At per cent on call loans
Sterhs Exchange firm at liO7. to l,9. for
< Ia rr-i elias b H..
cold fimrr; ning A. los advan cling 20 l3o \
clio ing 80.
Governments quit and firm. The rise in gold
and exchange hiss checked the sal. OF houds n
tn part Of "erman hanke winch Was the mrin
cause Of the i4cieas strength Of the market to-
day
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07
\ GEATs mANrlD ron THE

WOMEN 81 y e " YORK
Or. The tBa.f y ara ~ fh- Bg4af Cfy. IL.
mat star, ing nv l-fi o - npsoeTu n4.a- New
hsfk n..-l-ta ~ n.aelts a. D.. AaE.Hss4fy.'
Women 81 Pleasure. M4BI5.o ibe- !" AID
all ea---s IN. rpUy ny q. ~ aii-s EHiseI4E,
Price sS Ada I.hr = yTct.
The Mes YORK book %, a.; Aa~tau -. New
lofk t=yL GsNsE
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07
40wiw'
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

1 YIN NJ ISSlON EhO NOlICE.
~ The nndersi4 ned having been appointed by
the Hon. Pr haze Court for the district OF Rut-
land, Commissioners receive. examine and ad-
J'st all 81 Ems and demands of all pxrsops agnins,
Joseph Bull, late OF dandy. in said dis
trct, deceased, HEREBY give notice that we will
meet f'r the purpose Of examining and allowing
SAID claims, NJ the eve Ing h.,use OF Thomas
Nichols, Esq. in sJd D,noy,on thu last Tu-sday,
, he fir-t w-dne day. being the ID day OF Msrch.
A. ID 1870, from ten o'eiJck, foreno n, until tour
O'Clock p. m. each II sad days, and that dx
months from the twvu'y-hrst d .y OF Sertesnh@r,
A d, 1883, is the time limit, by "a G urt Tor
said creditors present their clsms 10 rs Tor az
animation and allowance.
Dated, Lsnby. this 2sth day Of 6eptembR, - d.
1869.
AUSTIN 8. BAKER,
NATHAN =. BAXTn0. VommaeoasA
@s lOWSws @
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07

A TALE OF HoRRoR-A tale of horror
scarcely inferior to that of Avondale,
comes to us from indianapolis. A crowd
ed fair ground was made the theatre Of a
test of rival boilers, and the consequence
was a scene of widespread death as might
have been expected. There is no excuse
for such wicked folly. A rigid investiga
ton should be ordered, to reveal the
names of the parties at whose door this
Wholesale murder lies. Then let justice
exact its penalty to the uttermost.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07
TRAINS ARRIyEAT EUrLAFD.

y,r .trrgs,a - ga" "iIiy papeT IN
ft,, Gonu,g 80 fEutI4tna. os fhis SEE
,io, ~ vermont tiibt takes se,r-
grnpi.i, sI.,ss. sfsc 1Ecraid receives
ti.c associated Pres. fteports regu-
iHTiy.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07
The Great storm.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS AND Incl
DENTS.

Our telegraphic reports in Tuesday'sI
! HERALD indicated the great storm had
been general throughout the Eastern and
Middle States, gong far South az
| Washington, and being of about equal
severity wherever it prevailed. The
damage cannot be estim tied at present,
| for it comes to US in items of tens aud
| hundreds of thousands Of dollars. The
railways in every direction along theI
leading thorougfarcs are interrupted, and
in many instances it will take weeks and
months before travel can BE- resumed upon
them. No food 70 extensive and expen-
-ive has probably ever visited ibir section
OF country. Beside the pecuniary losses
there must have been a large amount 81
suffering among those familics that have
been eubjec, 10 the mutations If the great
food
Our telcgraphic dispatches when re-
ceived will probably bring 10 us stil more
extensive damages than have yet been re-
ported We continue our report Of the |
damage IA tbir slIihItJ 'hH iHN'Hehi6 'Oh-
nected herewith.
RUTLAND RAIInoAp-EAsr.
The telegraph wires being down or
damaged by tie carrying off II bridges
and giving out Of cmbankmeuts, has left 1
us without much Intelligence beyond
Chester, but We give II brief sunni mary Of
abat we have been able 10 gather.
The Rutland rod We learn viii b. in
Il condition for running al H.. tr.ins On
zinc 4, ai.a,,t t.n d.ys and czten.,yo ~.
r,,gemept. b4ye bean made ~ he en-
,l,vu.u,.f pe,,and gattiny,Yt timber.
- f,pe}r An d.mages - ,te eafje-t gg--i.
ila moment
gtpfossynlr.
~, r1laats u,8 tge dwelling iapsfa
atise spt 81 ser
raH t4n utat.e depot pf More
u.stt 8, ta 8.-t 5fa. C.-..t ~
E.tHs#, .laf -,t,# .aat t a.p
Dr t4aH .t9 t
E tH
sf.
81,
aa8 fef# tf
f. l#sa . E..
T. gea .t. ..tt..U
~ ftg sIa
a.. H.. a..s .u# Gt
f.aast
r.. a,t t..H-
t#- ttgn
ram f.sr r.-fsts ~
r.iff 4tt r E.rat ...s "a
a.,...a. n, s#H ,-
tor .,.r
N.C..y.,,lf=s. ..trtt.a. +. ..f,..f f.sI..,g
..,. ,.a...,. ..,9 IT,. E..s r,., u
,i.i..44..., ~. e..,f..-, .t....,..
.,,-.l
b.. t.., r.. ,.,..,s.,. aud
.,stl..
~ -..s.., "a s
.l.,.,..t.1,,. ,1... .....,..
= ,,,.,.,.. D. ,,.e a.a,,,,,l
,.,.n
ra. Ka.l.r4 r. ,'r..1 ,..,.L r Pc.
ford :, r..-fi,.., .,...., .,...-..,..,l
.,r.a... h.,,.a /, rr,..r...3 ~, :.
,ya. .fe irt,.,,.to,, 4, bsya.st.r,.4 ,r..;,,
fro, Rurli,,,t,,. >. Rati,,,1 +rl,
afternoon. tut it could at no further
Pitt4farsi. and II h.r,,.-,,l,cr- .e.r. ,op-
yeyea from ritt>f.rd. il,y could not pro-
coed beyond Bu'l nd. tie traiu was or
derr.l no. ta have BufHaata,,.
At Pl,t-fatl, three euly,rt- have gone
out aid il is estimated that 8 mile o.
track moan Il depot L. been Na~led
out
M trains, except repair trains, le't in
amy direction over the Rutland road The
travel on the eastern section will probably
be interrupted for some time. A d., or
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07
.TATE or YERMONT-R UT.

- lsnd ,'oqnty, 49, 10 he Honor bic SUI
prem- Cur. mex q be Told Al huhod.
Elthin sud tor the County %: ku snc aior-Aad,
on tie nTst Monaav alter The fourth Tuesday ~
January. a. u ls1o.
Your peiifieuer sarah A Curtis % Ruiisnd
Il tn. Coufit > 81 Ru lan8 md at o. T.rmont,
r -Iecff4lly pn-srnts thai she nov asd has
~. I.>ld. nj os ~ County Of REfiaDc fsr tbs
pal r-y-n y-afs, ALL that on shout BE 5lst
IL. Of August a. D. lnO2. a. Va hf i9fOTo.
-ad 1oun ) II fsu Land. Va duly ,oEed IN m.y-
mage TO IOT.n Cur l. q sad Il inSsono. by
Harvey shaw. K-guir-. just - Il the Pee
within I'd Tor rad ounfs - Rufarc, and that
y.aIf - al otter ali tiIa.H. hsr sei3
ma rage vi the said l. re- c"Tti-, b-h. I'D and
soudutt.d h-rreii ialtb al ami effect afs
wiI- toSascs the "a = lofen, and az al tflsnss
SIT the ma Eia<.- vtnan' on her y an. and thai
50. has lIv-d NTH raid Il TIE 0b-err-
al all The QUITS ia ned ~ ral3 In-rrsass
cove an. That The ssld 10 en- en- iafo he
[ uit.al are, army In lso2, aud T. fnan.-I uGt1l
ls.,5. hen h. uIne4 VIM h- cane baf K
Ifom tn ann b. hsd COW. sosn- - iss., ana
s,Ine nfte.n ou- 80 hay. he-.c.s her per
soma! prul-Ify, aBd No. al b.. came able
Ia, i-o man. --il All- 10 earn a 4 for mself
snd bur =aia Los, 4 drank nd - 4 al bis
I'd prOpgr ana ilild OFT ior BAD iIi.tetd
OF .upp .runs - iasnlly.
In ,al1 i.,rri. = a. ammi.i.-d -dEl..rs with
divers persons. Up eiailt ~ los and oIs-
Me .,er~DIr, 81 4 IA te IL cd real
dts a..e. allie b.. iissaI .t1G cuha. ifsa VI the
s.iIst raj an. I ha' dutI Z b. the Iae he! iced
'os-ther he -aia Lo,eu lalLt. nealrcttd, una re-
inrto q suppuit the "a q S-gAh ann fBe sas
soiised 10 ~ osn lsiiiy. iiat -"Ine me
IA The tai 81 49, BE- IsBieL t-+fle1 your
pttiti"Ber aud ~-nt {" part un I0s'n. sn1 has
not been tacs -luce, an. she ha- i.Of Aearc ally
fhii'g 4 om him Ouls gs1ia and cid
"a [. nt-ng - back with heI any NOR.
; H. thsf IN III Salalg ha- Ia - out
AID sup ltel h-T-.li An No4n l. al
Z iass Il AZ hes may be charged lack 20 her
a. tlaen l.aa-e, hI,h -. B.own
sAhAH a. CURTIS.
STA TIE OF NEkAO- 1. Rufl4na County -.
h- i'Tesous y t.ti having ba.Is RS. nted
he u -ineI le,'. q. sna n .Irg made sIpsar
lat The raid Loo Urls r.-tns, - hoUf has
tate 10 u unkilo IA. hat f.ie sain- cot
be - IsCn ~ >srs. EiTn, a. d pci.l Te or
.rtn i.ai ~ sain 10 "a tuTfi. h sEinuofiea %
4 par and ans 81 IL q tItIOn h. aid
&c fI.I ii e n Hle. me touIf ie1t q be held at
kutlAbd hi" ~ fOT D. COMFY u Rutland,
On til. htsi NJ 4. Biiet the LI7h Jnsr-ay IN
JauuaIy hso IT, Iual sftun - a.. s.l-Ihnoe
- -sia 81 4. d a. - Ia ofa,r pm. IN
Rutland " es.-ly Head. WrssIs U.NrIsp.r
pu L,,l III rala ftf. .. ftI. N.eA- ruouer-lte-
". she - sh Oh .rbi att = al te 81 least
io'r Net ks teal lc4lie n q aid q SAID
QUIT
DAi ed this q day q Ca.t.,t-r a J.. isos
}. fIDL %, se - = prem. aOuTt
q. III. JoycE AIRY.
Pad e. =, ist3. HENRY SMITH
a.. 3s S4eHk
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-07
Agricultural Isen,s.

The Lansing (Mich.) Republican esti-
mates the wheat crop Of Michigan for
1869 at u little short of 20,eU0, 900 BUSH
els.
Killing potatoes will give from ten
to twenty more bushels I'er acre than any
fiat culture, however Lice, some folks say.
1t pays to make IL COW comfortable in
"a many respects as possible. Every hour
she suffers from any cause, the milk ac-
count suffers oorrespondingly.
"A Western writer saysif as much at
tention WAS paid To improving corn j.
given TO grapes, hundred million bush
els might be- added to the annual crop.
Paris has new invention, portable
fresh butter churn, To be used at the table
each meal. 1t IL made Of out crystal and
mounted on silver feet A silver rod re-
wolves quickly in the cream, and presents
pat OF butter every three minutes
Two correspondence of the Rural
New Yorker give plans for breaking the
habit OF halter pulling by horses One
plan is to put small rope under the
hnr-e's tail, bringing the ends forward,
crossing them on the b,ck aud tying them
on the hreaat Put the halter strap
through the ring and tie To the rope Ia
front Of the breast When the horse
pulls he will, Of course, find himself m
rather AN uncomfortable petition. The
other plan Ii the old ono Of tying the
horse on bank Of stream, 40 that when
he pulls aud breaks the halter he may fall
backward into the stream.