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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-11
From the Vermont Autograph and Remarker.
Windham County Newspapers.

Aside from the present Issues from the
press in Windham county. I hope shall
be pardoned and not thought to exhibit
distasteful and foolish vanity If just to
show how I remember reading of, and
seeing of the earlier publications issued
in that county. According to an article
in Thompson's Gazetteer, it would
appear that the very first starting of any
newspaper printing within the limits of
Vermont was in ITS, at Westminster,
when a paper was issued for time call
ed, if I remember right the Vermont
Journal, afterward removed to and re-
sumed at Windsor. The next learn
of was the Federal Galaxy, published at
Brattleboro about the close of the last
century. The next / find mentioned,
was the Reporter, published some sixty
wears ago. The first I remember know
ing of and seeing, was the Bellows Falls
Tntelligencer. somewhere about 1917 or
1918. The Vermont Chronicle, at Wind
sor, was first stated here As long ago as
1889, there was paper published at Bel
lows Falls, called the Vermont Times.
So you see, friend Swain, you have had
an older Times there than yours. Then
there was the Bellows Falls Gazette, ed
tied by John w. Moore; next the Bel
lows Falls Journal, whose publisher I've
forgotten. In Brattleboro again, | recol-
lect now seeing little paper conducted
by some of the inmates of the Vermont
ASYLUM for the insane. called the Asylum
Journal, and lastly, | recollect and have
had paper published either at Brattle-
boro or Newfane, called Windham County
Democrat I do not suppose that the
foregoing named papers were all that
have appeared in Windham county, but
they are all l can recall to mind aside
from those now published.
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New York News.

NEW YORK, March, 8.
The attorT ,eys Of Clark, Dodge g. Co
appeared be fore Revenue Assessor Wei,
ster to-day, prepared to make statement.
OF their blu siness in connection with reye
nue. assess ors. They refused to proceed
unless tn reporters were elected, bu,
webster refused even to request them to
withdrrvs saying that his Office was a
public one, and people had right to
know what TRANSFERRED. The case will go
to the courts.
Cha rles A. Wilbur, post-office cler k
has been arrested on the charge of stea.l :
ing letters.
The post-office department has received
information that the Pacific railroad i :
now open, and that letter mails will here
after be sent overland. Newspaper mail 5
go forward by steamer.
Walter H. Smith, of Mount Vernon.
has been appointed solicitor of interna
revenue, vice J. NJ. Bindkley removed
and has entered upon the duties Of hi
office.
Secretary Washburne was at the State
Department this morning, and after
attending to the routine of business, Wis
itors were admitted
The members of the House of Repre-
sentatives called on Secretary Washburne
to otfsr their congratulations, and were
received III body in the reception room,
where the Secretary remained standing.
and shook hands with them severally. as
they passed.
At hulf past eleven o'clock, Mr.. Wash
burne left the State Department for tho
White House.
On arrival Of the steamer New York,
she was boarded by detectives who ON
Gable telegram from Bremen, arrested
her mate, Newport, charged with embez-
cling 10000 dollars from G.. c. Benckner.
of Bremen. The prisoner will probably
be discharged as the case does not come
under e;;tralition laws He offers 10
make restitution.
The officers of the army and navy de-
partment Of tie Gulf hold a meeting to-
morrow eve. az Delmonico's hotel, to effect
e. Organization, and make arrangements
for grand re-Inion later in the wear.
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4I>T CoNGREss-IsT SESSION.



WASHINGTON. March o.
Mr. Schencll introduced bill to intro
duce into an act and to amend the law,
relating 10 internal revenue, and ex.
planned that it embodied all the modifi.
cations, and the changes made by the
committee of the whole, and by the
House, at the last session, thus making
the bill as perfect as possible, and he
moved that it be referred 10 the commit
tee of the whole on the state of the Union
and printed.
Mr. Maynard suggested that il be put
on file for passage.
Mr.. Schenck said that il would suit him
very well.
Mr.. Wood intimated, however, that it
would not suit him, and the bill was re-
ferred to the committee of the whole, and
ordered printed.
Mr.. Kelly introduced bill for the
coinage of nickel copper pieces of five
cents and under.
Mr. Butler, of Mass, asked leave to
offer resolutions for joint special commute
tees of three members Of the Senate and
six of the House, to- consider all matters
relating to Indian treaties, etc.
After some discussion, Mr. Randall OBJ
jected, and the resolution was not enter
tanned.
Mr.. Beaman, BY unanimous consent, in
troduced a joint resolution to supply an
omission in the miscellaneous appropria-
ton bill, by inserting an item of 81 200
to pay B. A. Shepherd; being the amount
of check in his favor, drawn as Assistant
Treasurer, for Indirn supplies in July,
1850 Init which was Loaf passed
Mr.. Schenck offered resolutions as fol-
lows, which were severally adopted:
For a select committee of nine to pro-
vide for taking the next census; for
select joint committee on retrenchment, to
be composed OF four members of the
House, apd four of the Senate that the
committee on the Pacific railroad shall,
hereafter, consist of IA members and the
committee on patents of nine members.
The House proceeded, at two o'clock,
to call the States and Territories for bills
and resolutions Under the call, bills and
resolutions were introduced and disposed
of as follows:
By Mr.. Boutwell,, q resolution for the
appointment of select committee on re-
construction, to consist Of thirteen men,
Der, under the same rules and regulations
as governed the proceedings of the re-
construction committee Of last Congress,
and that all documents and resolutions
before the last co nmittee, be referred to
it; adopted.
By xr. Butler, Of Massachusetts,, bill
to repeal the tent Re of-ofRce hot, Of the I'd
Of March, 1851. He moved the previous
question ON it, p sage. - !
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Deaths.

CROFUT III Manchester Feb. &c, Mrs. l.. b.
Crofut. aged i3 years.
GRAHAM In Concstoga, Canada, Feb. 18th,
Adeline, wife OF Rev. 4. Graham, and daughter
OF the late VIM. Billings, Esq, of East Airing
ton.
GOULD In Shrewsbury, March ., Mr.. Chester
Gould, agei 20 years
DALEY-In Castleton, Feb. 9th, Milo Daley,
aged 50 years.
MARCH In Cistlcton, Feb. 2Oth, Mary j.
March, aged Ia years.
IOuNE In Greenwich, ~ Y, Feb. 2lst
Mary h., wife of James J. Ioune. and eldest
daughter Of the late Gen Henry Robinson.
BATES.-In Chester, Feb. 20, Albert Henry
aged months, only son OF Frankfort IL aud
Martha Bates.
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PRoCToRsyILLE.-Do G. Pollard has
purchased for 5000 the brick store occu-
pied by him for the last four years, has
added neg supply of goods, and is pre-
pared to wait on customers with q smil-
ing face and ready hand.
"A workman in Haskells wooden ware
shop had his hand cut of by a circular saw
on the 9Th inst.
The Supreme Court for Windsor
county adjourned at II O'Clock Saturday
evening, the 9th inst. There were iprty-
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NOTICE.

~ Tn. us. 1ersigned. having been appointed BY
,he Hon Prsr.-.-s Court The District Of Rut-
land Cornn,iss1-s.s 20 receive, examine and sd-
lust ALI clAun- and demands Of all IsTIss against
the estate ~ sarAh - Atwell, bate Of Rutland,
that we Will meet for he purpose ~ examining
and allowing said claims AZ the office Of W. q
yeazey in Rutland Vt, on MoIdsy. the 81 day
NJ NV nnd Monday. the 7'h dsy II jun, fr m
1 O'Clock untli O'Clock. y. m each Il said dayA.
and that six months from the pa aay Of Jan
nary, A ID. 1863 Is the time limited by said Court
tor said creditors 20 present their claims 10 M io1
examination and allowance.
Dated at Rutland. VT, this 2iih day 81 Feb-
w g. VfAZeY, -
I0w3w W j.. SMITH. ON r
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i4e . sth~rs II isc. H Bl~pchsrd soad TO T..
Smith pair of years Old steers 10 dress 100 ns
for l4c, raised by Joseph Tibbets, Of stevarts-
town. The sheep trade duh at last weeks
prices, and the earliest sales proved TO Be the
highest sales. Mr. Pufier sold 10. averaging IS
d.. at 6kc, "a Of which were 50 D. lambs. and 40
Of the best sheep fed by himself in Putney, VT
Z. c. Hooper sold IS fat lambs. averaging es rs.,
steke. The market for pigs is rather dull at que.
tations.
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Mr.. 4synard moved to adjourn sega
lived with osly fifteen Affirmative votes.
The previous question was seconded, and
the bill passed yeas 143. nays Is.
The Negative votes were given by
Messrs. Arnell, Boles, Farnsworth, Fer
ris, Hotchkiss, Jenckes Lawrence, Of
Ohio, Marshall, Schencks, Smith, Stokes,
Taffee, Tillman, Ward, Whittemore and
Willard.
The House then, at 2:40 adjourned un-
til Friday next
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sss.2sa.s5l


NEW YoRE. March ..
AsHEs-Pots steady at 7.75Gs,OO. Pearls du U
and nominal
COTTON Cotton doll. sales 100 bales, a.
- = for Mid. uplands
Receipts finur-5eS5 bbls. ard l. AIS bags.
FLoUR-Flour duh. jGe DC lower. $40 bbls- az
I 5 30as 10. -uperfne state and Western: 6 IS q.
( q o. Tor common 20 choIce extra state lSeg7 ~
tor do. extra Western 00lf7 G5 good choice whi''-
wheat. extra: 800 60 common choice Roun'i
Hoop OHIO, O0GI5JU common far extra ~. Louis;
OJd ~ 90, good choice do. closing quiet. Call-
fornia -four quiet, sale $50 sacks at o0as 90 fof
Rye Gour quiet. go bbls at oo97 10.
CoTnmeai quiet.
wnIsKrY-Qliet. 50 bbls. western at 81 for
free gram.
Grain-Receirts wheat 80. G64 bushels
Wheat dull and in favor OF buyers. sales Al
600 bush at A. &C ! Is for No spring IN store
and afis Al: 5ICai IS No do delivered: 50 white
red western ia store
RYE-Duu aud lower; sales 1900 bush Western
AT 81.
barley quiet sales 200 bush German at 2 %.
Barley malt quiet: state IL.
Receipts coIn-l7 $50 bush
CoRs II New very scarce and le better. sales
S2nO, bushels AT SO for new yellow jersey; 9s in
store tor common old mixed Western
Receipts oats-4.f37 bnsh.
OATs Shade firIner &c 0Oo bush AZ 1ial6 al for
Western in store: 55@77 do at railroad depot and
afoat.
! Rrcr Dull: sales at . @Io for Carolina.
SGeAh-steady. go hhd.. Of Cuba at l2sG
l2E.
+ AioLAssrs Dull.
PETROLEUM Quiet. 10 for Crude. $50 80 for
refined bonded.
Hops quiet sal American.
PoRK-Pork closed lower; sales 1850 bbls AZ
80 s7d3l Is for new mes; 80 75G3l 90 for I'D
do 2e627 % for prime IS 50la3p 90 for prime
mess; also, 80 bbls new. seller April NJ u II
G3l %
BEEF-Heayy. Sales 30 bbls. at 50 10 90 for
new plain mess: l. ,OldlS 50 extra mess.
fierce beef dull. Sales SO tierces at 25 Goa
80 90 for prime mess, 2sGa33 for India mess.
Beef hams heavy sales $50 bbl- at 25G3l.
Cut meats heavy-l50 pigs. at l3Gl3& Shout
ders; l6Gl7 hams.
Middles quiet: sales go b lxes at 10 for Cum
berand cut; ltGl64 short ribbed.
Dressed hogs quiet at l3@l37 western, 1870
II city
IARD-Steady sales 700 tres. at l. q l9c for
steam 10 @l9& kettle rendered.
BUTTER tirm. 3OCa3s for Ohio; i06jsc. for
State.
CHrfsE-Firrh at Is . p &C.
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The followIng are the closinl. Quotations:

State securities firm ami quiet. Missouri soy
Old Tennessee 81; North Carolina 5sk; Virginia
Coz.
ing with the average amount of business. Large,
transactions were IN New Ymk Central, Old
North Western, Rock Island and Wabash Sales
OF hirago and Alton were made at li9k 9l5o.
Miscellaneous lists steady and express shares
strong on the settlement of he difficulty between
The United states company and the Erie railroad.
aud termination OF the suit against Merchant
Unron 60.
In the AT ernoon the whole market was more
easy. At the close the prices were more dullish
than for some time past
The latest quotations reported fol-
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Rev. Mr.. Olmstead, Of Dorset preached
in the church Ct the Borough, on Sunday
last, to full house. Rev. Mr.. Austin, Of
Manchester, breaches next Sabbath.
The funeral of Alexander Youngs
was attended on Sabbath morning at the
church. The Rev. z. G. Pickett ofioiated.
J. C. w.
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CONAuSSIoNERS' NOTICE

1.-The undeYSg1esr having been appointed by the
Hon Prola... Court f0I the District of tslThav-n
Commissioners u receive. examine and adjust ali
claims and demands Of all T-rsls against - han
l.l - Northr..p late of Gssil.fon. m said Dis
tricf deceased. hereby give nOiloe that we will
meet for che purpose Of examining and allowing
"a A claims al the dwelling Lptse 81 Jfsseph IA
Gaines, OF Cash. on on THURSDAY. TIE eth day
Of NJ " next. from one O'Clock y. IN. unfii four
O'Clock y. m. % said dAy. snd that sis
months from the 18th day ~ F-bru-ry. A. u.
500. - the time limited 10y Kid court fgT said
creditors 90 present their saId claims for
animation and allowance.
DATED at Casil,1on. w., TINS 81 day Of Marab-
A ID. 1863
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.SADDLES, SADDLES /.

500 Army Saddle. etmrie't with prlgte and
Halter. Price for complete set. so Tl,e-s Fad.
dies oi black rather -bl -t's;iai are as frlf,,e
order and cDnfiti"n and rognrssre with CT. rf-r
girths. etc. To Farmer. or sny one wnIis IA
horse, an opportunity Is Offered % get good
Saddle Tor little ga''DCy. To d@aler- 81 pafries
purchasing q quantity. di-cGaL; from atove
price will De made.
WILLIAM READ A SONS,
- Fsnsuil Hall squar-. Boston.
fsb2Gdesd xwsE
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REMARKS.

The trade las. Thursday, at Brighton, favored
sellers, and fair lots advance Of SO per
cwt., obtained over sales last week, owing main
ly to smaller numbers and higher cost IN Albany.
Number of northern cattle to-day at Cambridge,
304, or about twice rs many as Last week. It was
also reported that 800 western.were expected at
Brighton with much larger number Of Maine
cattle. We don't think Northern drovers have
been able TO realize the advance observed At
Brighton. There were many good oxen AZ Cam
bridge, and very few superior pairs from the Con-
necticut valley, many Of the best Of which were
purchased by s. &. Tearhard. C. W.Bsiley sold
pair Of oxen, 400 pounds, and pair Of years
old steers, $500 pounds, fed by Willard Martin,
Of East Montpelier, who has fed Is oxen the pres
ent season. at ial1c per d. z. Woodruff sold
oxen estimated to dress $50 pounds for l4c par n.
BE attempted to drive from his'barn in Newark.
Vt, pair that would weigh about 400 ns, but
they broke through the road and trod upon Tie
snow % deeply, that he gave II mp and sent thsa
back. Rsls Hastings sold oxen todress loo D..
each, at lac, and enc extra pair ct AXc. 2 It i3k
one At isc. one at isc per pound, and 8 god cows
Sos 80 per head. Bstcheldsr 4 Bros. SD II OXEN
q l3Ke - lie p9 n. snAa Z sxtss yssn ID.
rsissd b. p. Hutehinson, Pessbgoks, ". H. st
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HOTEL OPENING. Although Mr.
Ratchelder has, on a former occasion
formally opened his new hotel to the pub
lie, yet SO many of his friends were de-
tanned, from various causes, from being
present on that occasion, they desire an.
other festival, which will take place on
Tuesday evening next, March 10th.
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Vote for County Commissioner.

1t was developed at the polls Tuesday
that there were two candidates in the
field for County Commissioner, William
W. Atwater, of Brandon. and William G..
Fox, of Wallingford We give the result
SO far as heard from
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VHOTCE FARM FOR SALE.

" The Dsnnison Farm, 80 called, situate on
the main road, two miles easi 81 asfleton village.
Eve hundred acres ample bsfifdinxs OF all kinds,
sbundaDce Of fruit and water. VOID and timber,
On the line Of the railroad. enou@h 70 p.y Tor the
farm will b. sold with or without sfock, and q
large amount cen remain on mortgage
Enquire Of the subscriber. ON the prsmises
Ev1LENE THORNTON.
Castletou, JANUARY 2oth, iso9. dkvsf
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Fire.

ST. LOUIS, March 2.
The di,tillery Of Bathold and Thomp-
son on 18th street, was destroyed by fire
Loss between $ 1000 and $4,000; In
surcd for $4,000
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The above twenty-three towns gives W.
w. Atwater 1s2 majority. Two toans
are yet to be heard from, viz Sudbury.
and Hubbardton but the returns above
are suffcient,to show that Mr. Atwater is
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two cases on the docket, all Of which that
were ready for hearing were disposed Of,
and as the HERALD circulates extensively
in Windsor county, more full report
will be given hereafter. Twenty-four
divorces were granted.
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~ : = s BAgfn X, comr's
STATE OF VERMONT. DISTRICT

| ~ Of Run land -:
WHTKrss. Ephrafra g. Huleff. az Wailinefoid.
IN - il district, ruar5isn Of Samuel nd Of
safe WallingfoTd an insane p-isoa. has made ap-
plicatsyn 20 fbe Pn''afe Courf. IN AID Tor SD
di-trei. "a make order I'm ting the time with
in which the creditors If his sam usrd shal Jfc-
sent their CLAIMS for rayInen' Therefore.
II A. ksr.by ord r.d that All the cred tons of the
said Samuel los Nor shall pre-.rt th.ir claims
against bim. the raid Tow nd. - the said ~ -
! lett. for payment, wIikIn Slx months from This
date.
1909
io:w3w. WALTER c. DUNTON, Ju're
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ALL KINDS FANCY GOODS % PERCENT
LESS THAN ANY or
Cord Ria Gloves. :l.o0. Al kinds asn.s4 good. al
very low prices
ONE PRICE ONLY.
febsdkwdy JOHN ErGEEg.
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New Ham p.hirc Election.

CONCORD, =. II, March 8
Returns from State elections show
a smaller vote thaa in November, but indi-
cate an increased Republican majority
over March last, when Hartman was
elected Governor ~ about $500 majority.
The election to-day Of Mr. Stearns, re-
publican, for Governor, over John Bedcl,
democrat, is, probably secured by 5000
majority, also full delegation to Con-
gress, and large majority State Lcgisla-
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NEW FIRM

The undersigned respectfully announce 10 IT,
pubne that they have 4 rIned n Iartnerrhip un-
der the firm name 4 Lease & Co.. and wall keep
constantly hand a lafEa -s-JffIneut 81 UaF-
nssses Thumbs. Trave'iny rags. NalIses. and
everything pertaining to
FIRST CLASS HARNESS SHOP.
We have on hand a very lsrse assortment OF
BUFFALO ROBES AND BLANKFTS.
which shah s4ll AZ gre ATTY reduced f.rioas. 10
make room for Other goods.
Jobbing Of all kinds Gone with nea.ness and
dispatch.
Can and see us.
" II LEASF.
J. G. LEASE,
Ru.Iand. March J, l>G9. dGwti
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Brighton. Cam bridge and Medford.

BEEF-Per 100 lbs. total weight Of hide, tai.
low and meat extra, sl3 7jGl4 on. first quality
tl3 OOael3 50, second quality, 81 V0G.2 IS thiri
quaint. eli UOgGll -; fcw choice single pairs
ga 5uGi5 20: some vi the poorest cows and bull.
slu O0ltll 90.
WORKING OXEN -tl55R30o.
HANDY bIEEkS-sl2JSz0J, or much accord
ing TO their value = berf.
cows AND YOUNG CALyEs-Fair quality
sioG 30, extra s55G 100 faTrox and dry $50 So
~HkEP-Per pound, 1--we weight, 69Tc. ex-
ira sac.
snEEP AND LAMBS Per head, in lots, q 50
as o..
FAT HOGS-Por pound, wholesale, i2Qi21
retail 12al4c.
HIDES-Brghton lOal0kc.; country lots 10
al0kc.; calfskiis ls9 2Oc.
TALLOW - Brighton. sG9c.;
VEAL CALVES 40 lelQ 70.
PELTs-l5o@2uoc. country lots, green, 1900
lJOc,
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rnc Herald il the only paper IN
,he County Of Rutland, or this Sec
tiou OF Vermont that takes seie-
,r.nphicuetVs. Ebe Herald receives
,hc Associated Press Reports regu.
lHrly.
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"WEDNESDAY MoEsrxo, March


BUrTER-Per pound, 40a45e
CHEEsE-New, per pound, 25c
EGes-Per dozen, 35e
PoTAToEs-Per bushei, eac
LARD-Per pound, 25c
rALLow-Per pound, lo9llc
HAMs-Per pound, 22c
BEEF-Per pound, best cuts, lsa2se
PoRK-Fresh, per pound, EG2oc
MuTTos-Per pound, l2ai7c
Wafer pound. a. 20 quality, 100000
cHIoKENs-Per pound, 25c
CoprsB-George's, per pound, 7ae0
FRESH FIsB-Per pound, Sa5c
MAcKEREL-Per pound, l0Sl3c
HADDocK-Per pound, &C
MAcKrsAw TRoUT-Per pound, loo
sALMos-Per pound, l5c
rRrPE-Per pound, l5e
5UoAR-Muscavsdo, per pound, l29l5e
Coffee, extra, Use
Crushed and graduated zoe
TEA-fsr pound, 7scas2 90
CoFFEE-Extrs ground 3OG50c
java, nn,rlound 45e
Rio, s0G35c
PLoun-Per Dbl, -pr.ng wheat, IS ooefs Sc
/" new amir. : si2 o00ri2 90
" white winter, az oofl2 50
MEAL-Per 100 ibs., g yaGf2 IS
FtED-Per loo lbs % fgls2 40
KERo-FsE OIL-Per gall. soc
crMrsT-Per bbi., 20
r. l. sALT-Per bushel, h5c
DRIED acknowledgement, Ice
4 fEss PoRE-Hone, pr biol, sc 90
- PoRK-Per bhl., s3S 90
BkA Ms bushei'- 70 VSs ~
-. &" 81 50
cors q ooGi 10
HAY-r n ton. els 90
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DOARD.--A GENTLEMAN AND
- WIFE, OF two genflsmen, can find pfeaant
room With board At the Residence of NJ O. Everta-
usdlW MRS. MOTIFS, West e., Rotaaad-
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1 and Erie xailrosas hos been adj
Justed, AID the vars Of The former oo,n-
pany make reg liar trips over the Erie
line.
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\. Y. Stock ana Money Market.


The situation at Washington was again the
chief subject of CONVEX sation in financial circles
to-day. Reports Of Stewards resignation and the
Presidents acceptance thereof, were freely cir
culsted.
Money easy and ste ady at - per cent on call
loans.
Observation Of the new Law regarding certif-
Gates OF checks, csuses some 1souble among
sm iler brokers, but frst-clas- firms have yet ex-
perienced no difficulty. Considerable tas psfrs OF
brokers accounts from National TO State banks
are noted.
Sterling Exchange lower and dull at b.sz "a
los 4 on first class bills.
GOLD frmsr; opening at 1914, declining TO
l30k, closing at 1919.
Governments were somewhat Irregular during
the day, but closed steady.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-11
NLAkKS CARRIAGE & SLEIGH
" NANUFACTORY.
ANDREW CLARK,
Light Carnage and Sleigh Manufacture.
PoUETNEY, VT,


Keep ON hand a large 4ssssfInent of ga.hs Car
nages and sl-ighs of ever, 5.-sy1y..,.n I s.,sld
call the attention Of persons ~ar.slsa.s carriages 90
my stool. Our sesriflxr are sssse Of Ia. bet
hickory, ironed with Norway uon and steel tyre.
Blsnchard's best buffalo hraDd- top leather and
imported head lining cloth nss-d- The best
men employed and warrant all my work. L
build csrrlagvs that durability. hgiatnezs, style
and beauty, are SECOND 70 none-
Repairing done in the best manner and 1t sbor.
notice sugi9dku AsDREw CLARK.
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TINMoUTH. - The following are adj
ditional town officers not heretofore re-
ported: Constable, Bartlett STAFFORD !;
town agent, George Capron.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-11
Arrival and Departure of Er"ins'
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.

TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For BeIlows Falls, 1880 & 800 m.., 'l2Oo MT
t5:U1 3. M :, a,
>. r,,,Iington. /. 80 a 1880 a. H., l:20 y % z
p. m
bennington and State line, 1880 a. M ana
f3:i5 p. IN.
saratoga, t5:2o & 10 80 a. m, 4 =. 10 P a. and
salem, 1910 s. 1900 m, -l-:oo H. ~
APO p. Ia.
GRAINS AREIyEAT htIi4ANb
.-s,, p..,i,,ss Falls, 1910 am, x $40 'S'V'
.,,o ~ g., y III. so g. m. 40 1880
pm. !,
.,,.in.rion and State line, til:4o g. m. ana
$3.50 p. IN.
:. S.rn. 80 * ts:3G =. m, 1880 x N5:ou P. IN.
Mad Tram.