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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-08

CHEsTER.-At the annual election o.
st. Luks's Church, A. B. Flanders' hec'
tor, the following officers wore elected:
Yeat,unen-M. Wentworth, O. Leland
A. D. Fletcher, J. L. johnson, ID. Ellis
Wardens-M. Wentworth, q. Leland.
7reasurer-A. D. Fletcher.
Czerk-Charles Hawkins.
DELEGATES to Convention Went
worth, Geo. L. Fletcher.
Voted to build church the coming
season, for which $500 is already raised
by subscription. Building committee
John s. johnson, Geo. L. Fletcher and
Chas. Hawkins.
Rev. c. E. Lord, closed his labors
with the Congregational Church on Sun
day last, and ia to remove to Saratoga
Springs. N. Y. F.
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List Of Letters remaining in the post,
Office At Chester, April 9th 1860: G. h.
Coleman, Austin Dodge, True Dennis 3,
Henry Moore, P. F. Parker, Schuyler A.
Bennett, DIR. G.. II. Rollins, G. Fl. Ryer,
III. o. Waite, Mrs. Prentice Giners
DIR. Crabtree will be at the Ingraham
House, Thursday April 9Th.
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Pacific Railroad Opened.

CHICAGO, April g.
The Common Council has appointed q
committee to make arrangements for a
grand opening of the Pacific railroad
when completed, inviting all State and
judicial officials on the Pacific coast, and
National and State officials at the east to
participate.
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REMARKS.

The beef market eon,inus 10 favor the buyers
and the only good word shat have Tor drivers
or feeders is thai prices higher than they
6 or 5 years ago. Though prices have been gradU-
ally sinking { me time p 81, III hey just
about double OF the ratss Of l5sl aud Isc2.
But ihi- l. peih-Is osoi lation 90 iho-e who
are Obliged 90 pocket two on three dollars per 100
pounds l.ss than they ANTICIPATED A sirfws
show the direction # the wind. perhaps the state
of the market may b. indicated by single pair
a oxen. brought IN from torn in tins vicinity
by a man who. conclude Co.'S not watch the
cattle market r. p rus very closely. He .p-d 70
ct Ice per H.. but sft.T ling tho pulse OF the
market a lIrtle. m 4d- up hi I-ln3 20 tax- iSe.
He offeie iheIl al "a a. price with some besrta-
tim TO Mr. s :. LEONARD, bat he dii Dst want 20
buy, but On b-ing rged 10 make offer or say
what they were worth. raid, If ynu can get &c
rel them. aud IL you f. II lover hAa adber- sell
| VIII m AXE up tn dIfrIeDoe." They were rooc
oxen over 1910 lbs. Io aIsofher bUy'5 be. fsIed
ih.rn at siJO . wa. H. nd So. Others bid i2ke.
sud Ize Tlaa Thought hn.cfer-
tIihiax bluf1ing, and would max. no
refly. &. w Ra'isy -odG 90 d Missouri oxen.
1--we We eht over 800 lbs a, IS.. at IKE. so
*. - of IS oiber-. zsefBgiug $50 It's a. l2ke
There ~ere bought by u. Joy e. al De'rat- Some
Of them at &c per 10. live weight there. Mr.. Mon
roe told W.st.rn sfers, "a quality. NJ lie, IS
and 50 *. hiarbuek and IboniI.fn -sad { a. ala
cattle ~ f,lloss; bulls and steer yrars old,
$50. cJ~s Tor $50; COW s4s; fgr ss5;
y-ariing hun SO. B. Dow 20 q ssood year old
,ieers fed by J. V. Webster. az nj VI HAr.Shill .
n. H., paper company. a. l2ke 20 w. L. Gowing.
The best bot 81 Northern ste r. at rn.rk.t, oxen
20 dr.ss $50 It's. at lie oxen IL cwt- a. HE
A -ar workers ie.t inches. 500; Lamb I'm
-. -. I cow ana cali $50. tafr Naakarr 6 feet
10 inche. s2i5. Prices aserHgr 2e p-r ID. io1er
than lsst wee
sales ofzhsep;- no To-. a. Sc - 81 over ~
Ib.. at Ike: 81 ~ 4 weather. 10 II. Goodhoush.
10 lhs a, &c. l5 Lab, 81 lbs. &c; IS $3.50
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A New Enterprise.

ST. LOUIS, April 9.
At meeting last evening to form a
company to ship the surplus wheat re-
ceived in the market to New York and
Europe via New Orleans, between forty
and fifty thousand was subscribed. One
hundred thousand dollars will be required
to start, and that sum will be raised in q
day or two.
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3ew Adrertisements.
THE COMMISSION.

NOTICE. - THE COMMISSIONS
IN srs for building the new County Court
House xt kpuaac, invite proposals. tor fnrDisb-
ing us 900 Common b1ck aud 5000 pres~<d
orck f.sr the sstae-both "a be Ut the best quail
ty-and also the timber and lumber r qurred Tor
the building; all 20 b. Delivered on the srouno
purchased Tor the site ~ s4.d building 90 90 the
kauroAd yard Mt Rutland, on the cars A Tall
81 the lumber and umb~r I'd may Be- sesn
:. :. :. me v,lI De- afyYf, BY Mr.. r. b Johnrou, the
-, -r-raufendent a the work On the building. on
~, h,c.r,on 70 him - huuaDd- 80 proI<sai. 30
- A ~lryer~d. sealed, 70 the County Csrk ~ either
- 81 : o.snmisssobess. betore tbe lzsh dsy -
All nexf. and 70 be subject Ia the sczaoo Of The
Comn aocrptng or rejecting the same. -
ia their tudgDsst may be required By ne fnisf-
est Of the County.
JOHN PkOUT.
LOYAL G. KELLOGG,
TBfNEzKR FISHER, iCommiaaionsrs.
IILEN wHEDOS.
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BANKRUPT CoURT.-Hon. VIM. D. Ship
man, Judge of the District Court OF
Rhode Island, in the absence of Judge
Smalley, holds Bankrupt Court at the
Island House, Bellows Falls, on the Goth
of April.
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Removals.

RICHMOND, April 6.
General Webb made sixty removals
from office and appointments to-day.
Sixty were made to-day. The new
State afflcers will assume their duties
tn.n,nrr,,r
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spangIcr and Mudd AT Liberty

BALTIMORE, April 6.
Spangler and Arnold, two of the con-
at Dry Tortugas, arrived this morning by
the steamship Cuba
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Billiard Match.

MONTREAL, April 6.
In the billiard contest between Dion
and Foster. of 1900 points. which took
place in this city this evening, Dion won
in the 42d innings. Foster stood LIS.
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All people would undoubtedly prefer a fine
head OF hair grown upon their own heads, to be-
ing bald, or wearing false bair and it has been
the study of many of our learned men to find a
remedy to restore the hair when it has fallen out,
and renew its color after it has become gray
Such remedy has been found, and is new offered
to the world under the name Of Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover; and, to verify this state
ment, read the following:
This Is to certify that was very bald in fact,
my head was perfectly smooth and it is COM
mon In my family to grow bald early in life. I
have now used four bottles of Halls Vegetable
sicilian Hair Remover, and the hair has grown out
all oyer my head, and is now a natural brown.
BARLEY CONLON.
scIPIo, JENNINGS Co., IND,
May %. 1863.
Personally appeared before me BARLEY Con-
lon, and, upon oath, says the above statement is
true. II. @. BUTLER,
Notary Public.
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No Reprfeye.

/. HARRISBURG, Pa, April 6.
The Governor not yet interfering, it is
believed that both Twitchell and General
Eaton will be executed on Thursday.
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railroad Accident.

HUDsoN, n Y, April 6.
Six freight cars with their contents
were smashed to-day on the Albany and
Boston railroad, near Russell A brake
man was seriously injured.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-08

CLASS IN DANcING.-Mr. J. 8. Wells
is now forming childrens' class in dan
cling. The time and place for meeting
will be announced hereafter.
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET


BEEF-Per 100 lbs on total weight 81 hlds tai
low aud meat extra, si3 00al3 So. mt quality,
.l2 2sal2 IS. -eobnd quality, sil Seal u 90 third
quality, sll O0lall 20. few eholoe single palIs,
us 7Saii 20; some of the poorest and bulls.
- DOlllo 40.
WORKING OXEN-s20oG300
HANDY sfEEkS-si25Ga25O. or much accord
ing Ia their value b..ef.
COWS AND YOUNG cALvEs-Fair quality
sioGa 90 extra ts5sr loo, harrow aud dry $500 So.
sHEEP-Per pound, I've weight, 6ea7ke. ex-
ira sGt94.
SHELLY AND LAsiBs-Per head, an lots, ~ o.
as 40.
sHOTES-Who.saie 4 sGsI3; retail l2Gls.
HIDEs-B brighton IOaIO3s g. country iots ~
a Zoe. cAlfskinz zOa22c.
TALLow = Brighton, sCqsc.; country lots
7LGs.
VEAL CALVES OOSl2 on.
fELIo I50as 2UOc. ooaLJy bots, green. i2asS
SOC.
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rhe Herald is the only paper I'm
The County of Rutland, or this sec
ZION of vermont that takes Tele-
graphic news. The Herald receives
lie Associated Press Reports regu.
iariy.
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NOTES OF A JoURNEY.-Read the let
ter Of Hon. Geo. W. Benedict, of Bur.
hngton, written to the Free Press, from
which we take it, entitled "Notes of q
Journey South" 1t will repay perusal.
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gatherings subject 70 parliamentary lkws'
low personalities should never be INDUCED

in. h@t /.
You are aware that difference Of opin-
ion or personal enmity toward any party,
will never excuse you from making a cats
paw of any third party.
You are aware that in so doing you
grossly insulted me at duly warned
town meeting, held in the Town Hall,
March 81, 1860.
expect an immediate, ample, and pub
lie apology, the least you can do in return
for SO unprovoked an attack.
JNO. CURTIS TYLER.
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REFRESHMENTS G. M. Baker has
bought out the stock and interest in the
oatiRg-houSe of Mr. V w. Whiteomb, on
Center Street, and will hereafter carry on
the business. This clearinghouse is one of
the best in the village, and viii, under
the charge of M Baker, be a popular
place of resort for all those who desire a
good warm substantial meal. Mr. Baker
has had considerable experience in this
business, which is guarantee that those
who Ill upon him will be sure of being
well entertained.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-08

MONTGOMERY, Ala, April 8.
The frost has done serious damage.
There il much complaint a. to the scarcity
Of labor. rt4s e. kAdJ q
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Election.

ROME, y. Y, April g.
The democrats carried the charter elec-
ton to-day by 420 majority.
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BRATTLERoRo-The salary of the
postmaster at Brattleboro, is $4,000.
Wells Goodhue has been chosen
President of the Vermont National Bank
of Brattleboro, to fill the vacancy caused
by the death Of Samuel Root Lafay cite
Clark has been appointed director in place
of Mr.. Goodhue.
j. Esty & Co, of Brattleboro, sold
during the month of March, 80 cottage
organs, valued at $35, 4SS5S.
The Brattleboro sewing women are
in luck. Thomas Thompson died in New
York few days ago, having left pro-
perty, the income of which is $4,000 a
year. During her life, his widow is to
have the income. but after that the pro-
perty is to be divided equally to trustees
for the benefit of women dependent on
the needle for support in the towns of
Rhinebeck, N. Y, and Brattleboro, VT
He was comparative stranger in both
towns, but was once treated with remark
able civility at Brattleboro, and with
great kindness at the other place during
a sickness Of his wife. His family have
become extinct.
The Phoenix publishes the following
curt epistle of Que citizen of Brattleboro
to another an unusual document for the
latitude Of Vermont:
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Recommendation for office.

WASHINGTON. April 9.
Ex-Mayor Chapman was to-day urged
upon the President BY delegation Of
BAltimoreans for collector Of that port.
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NOTICE.

who ara expecting to teach the coming summer,
in . school room, In the Town Hall, Of Castleton,
on "wednesday. April 18th It ons O'Clock, p. N.
d. n. KNAP6RN, upsEintendeot.
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Rutland Retail Prices Currems.
Reported expressly for the HERALD BY crxsrxn
KIsosLEr, Wholesale and Retail Grocer.
WEDNESDAY MoHsrso. AprsI ,, 1865.

"WEDNESDAY MoEsrre, April Z, 1865.
buTTkH-Per pound, so&sse
gHEE-E-New, per pound, asc
Eoos-Per dozen az
PorAToEs-Per bushel, Use
LARD-Per pound, Csc
FALLow-Per pound, i0allc
hAhs-Per pound, 45e
BEEF-Per pound, best cuts, isG2se
Pohk-fre-h, pr pound, l7Gz0c
Murros-Per pound, i2al7e
sEAL-Per pound. a. To quality, l0a2oe
CHicKEss-Per pound, Csc
GoDFisH-George'-, per pound, Toss
fhEsh frrB-Per pound, sGsc
MAokknkITPer pound, ioGise
hADDock-Per pound, &C
MAckisaw IkoUT-Per pound LOG
sALnos-Per pound, lie
fKIPE-Per pound is
SusAh- N nrcs rado, per pound, l2al5e
Coffee, extra, lie
TrA-Per pound. 7soass 90
cofFEE-Extra ground, soGsoc
java, unground, s5c
Rho, 30dSse
fLouE-Per Dbl, spring wheat, o. sae1s 50
" new amber, el0 OoGal0 50
{" 81 white winter sIi 80
MEAL-Per 100 To-, % sos2 IS
fEED-Per 40 he q fOa2 40
KERosEsE OtL-Pe gall, soc
CEmEsr-Per bbl., "a 20
r. L. sALT-Per bushel, s5c
DHIED APPLEs-Per pound, isc
MISS PoRK-Home, PER bbl., ESQ 90
CLEAR PoRk-Psr bbl.. sss 90
Beans bushel,- IS 0oGs 90
Oars a SO
CoBs- 81 O0al 10
Har-Per ton. sls 90
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TEACHERS REvIEw.-Eyery Wcdnes-
day afternoon, at 3.15, Mr.. Dana, Princi-
pal of the Rutland high school, will meet
the teachers of the village and town at
the high school for general review and
instruction in arithmetic Teachers from
any town and citizens are welcome to be
present during the lessons.
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Messrs GROVER & BAKER
have had Grover Baker Sewing Machine
in almost constant use for sixteen years, during
all which time 1T has been in perfect working or
der, and never required the outlay of one cent for
repairs. SARAH HOWE.
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DR. BOYCE'S SAkSAPAkILLA,
LIN 0rsss Bsood PssiAes, y just d s<ds-
sass % os =. sKxx . CO.
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SIXTEEN YEARS IN USE.

MAGNOLIA WATER,-Superior TO the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price
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NORTH FERRIsBURGH-Dr Joel Stone,
a respected citizen, died in this place on
Sunday evening.
Hiram Wheeler has sold his farm of
161 acres for S5,250.
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,n. ,ouury of Rutland, or this Sec
tto,, of vermont that takes Tele-
graphic news. The Herald receives
lie Associated Press REPORTS regu-
iariy.
The SENTENCE OF THE SHREWSBURY
MURDERERs.-The end has come of the
Shrew. bury murder trial, (which has SC
long engaged the attention of the Court
and excited tho community. Yesterday,
the prisoners having withdrawn their ex-
ceptious to the Suprema Court, (which, as
we announced ON Tuesday, had been made,
were sentenced, IAN account of the re-
marks Of the Messrs. Plumleys, the SER
teuce of the Court, and a description of
the scene will be found on the second
page of to-day's HERALD.
Great credit Is due to Hon. Benjamin
H. Steele, the presiding Judge, for the
patience ,frmuess and impartiality dis
played by him during the trial. Horace
q Wood, the States Attorney, and c. C.
Dewey, have managed the prosecution
with tact and ability, bringing the trial
t, successful close without any attempt
ID carry the prosecution beyond legiti-
mate limits. The argument Of Mr..
Dewey has added to his well-earned repu-
t,tion ~ "a lawyer.
The prisoners were defended by able
and considerable counsel, who have made
every effort in their power to aequit their
clients and to modify the crime of which
they have been convicted. Daniel Roberts,
making an able plea in their behalf.
Col Chrrios II. Joyce, the counsel of the
prisoners, from the first has, with fidel-
ity rarely equalled, used every argument
that could avail in their behalf. His
address to the jury in the argument of the
case, was . happy, able and eloquent APP
peal, thn~ Touched the large audiences
that listened to it, and indicated that the
. whole wealth Of fertile mind and noble
heart, were fully engaged in the cause of
MS clients AL both court and counsel,
have done themselves grent honor in this
important and exciting trial.
The scene in the court yesterday was Il
al one, au aged wife and mother listen
my tu the sentence of the law, looming
q son 20 executions and husband and
=,
'''' ''''oi' - g '''' Seu
lux ','s jug ii,''' "i'i'ii ssp'ia'e'
'''' ',''' ''''''' ''''' o'o''i''S' almost III
-
OF tnr passing scene when condemned
ti'h't 10 thr iShoi"i"y Oh tite gdl!o"S.
.'.''' i 7.''' ms rae y II ever, oeen Wiz
A'--'d' a"i 'f1i i'r"ld 'htt II my ever
o' Witnessed @slH. incur community.
- - -, 'o'''
- "a - -
- .N'N'.''' "'.'..' ",,u'ieu ~
PERSONA Mr. Gould G. RuZ-le-
s}.,.. .trut I.fpBrFiX conductor ON the i2uf-
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Academia man by the name of
NJ ,rtin Kane was thrown, or fell, from a
train OF cars at Whitehall, on Saturday
last, and had m arm badly injured. He
was taken to Castleton where he resides,
and the arm was dressed by DR.. III. T.
Smith, and is now under his care.
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BRATTLEBoRo, April I'd, 1869.
EDITOR PHOENIX: Will you be so kind
as to insert in your next issue, the en-
closed note to Mr.. Alexander.
Sir: you are aware that in all public
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- See card III another column of Mr.
A. II Hswley, slater. All i'll want OF
stating will DO well to give him call.
Mr Hawlcy Is a practical man in his bust
ness. He has NOW under contract the
stating OF some mammoth buildings, We
learn, tor the O-densburg railroad com
pany, at Odgen,burg, aud has done much
work before. iii that section, as well as
here. to the satisfaction of all, we think.
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NoTIcE.-The second Thursday Of this
month being the day appointed by the
Governor of the State of Vermont for the
annual Fast, the regular monthly meet
ing of the Board of Managers of the
Rutland Missionary Association, will be
postponed until Friday, April 9th. when
it will meet at the usual place, at 3 o'clock,
p. IN. WNt.
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1p,INs ARRIVE RUTLAND,

rom Bellows Falls, 1910 am, 'io
49,. p M, 80 s. - On
Burlington, l4.s5 = 'll.so a. M 40 q '''so
t..,,,,.,, and State line, fIl:io q. IN. and
$3.50 p IN.
-,,atoes. -lI:55 a. m, 7:40 & 1920 p. m.
.. ,,l,In, 1880 X 1890 u. m, 1880 & $3.50 p m.
III TAN MIXED.
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sing quotations for
Pacific 81

Stocks closed strong and active.
The --latest quotations are reported ..o,-
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ARRIVAL and Departure Of Iraihs'
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.

for Bellows Falls, 1880 i5:oo m'.' i<'oo m''~
t5:0U y. IN.
" Burlington, l.so q 1880 q. m, l:2o 'S.zo
bennington and State line, 1880 q. m. and
t3:l5 p. IN.
Saratoga, t520 & 1880 q. m, -4:l0 p. m.
salem, l;lO & 1890 u. u, 1890 H. ana
ti:20 D.
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"a Over 100000 bottles of Aliens Congress.
Bitters have been sold during the last.year and
the demand is constantly increasing. They cure
all diseases Of the blood, liver, stomach and bow
els, and are a great appetizer. Try them and
they will do you good For sale by all druggists
everywhere Address w. ALLEN, Fort Eiward
NY I1.wIv
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EARLY ROSE PoTATo-J l.. Conover,
a Monmouth county, New Jersey, farmer,
at the recent potato-testing meeting in
New York city, said Il never heard of
but one potato which was earlier than the
Early Rose; il was planted in the even
ing, and they were ready for breakfast the
next morning"
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PERsoNAL.-The editor of the Mont
pelier Journal, writing from Washington.
says we are glad to see John Ii. Flagg,
Esq, after few days indisposition, suf-
fciently recovered to take his post to-day,
Thursday llst,) as Chief Legislative
Clerk of the Senate lie is to have a
desk in the Senate Chamber. aad will
doubtless prove an efficient and popular
officer 1t is "a loss to our State to have
young lawyer Of 50 much promise remove
from our midst
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Rutland, April :, 1860

SEEDS We are under obligations 10
nr, I. H. Hos!sins, Of the Memphroma-
cog Seed Farm, Newport. Vermont, for
packages, "keyes Early Prolific Early
York and "TIlden improved tomato.
These are all varieties OF DR. II 5 produc-
tiun from his experimental farm, and all
seed, procured from him are reliable. Cat
alpgues Of seeds will be sent free to all
psrtie, addressing T. II. IIoskins, NJ. D.,
Newport Vt
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DEATH OF DIR AIKEN AT the hour
-pjue L. press We learn OF the decease
% Rev Dr.. Aiken. which occurred nj
hdt past two a'rlork this Wean,sass
morning
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LUDLow.-The first annual parish
meeting of the society connected with
Saint Johns church, Ludlow, was held
at the Office of the Ludlow Weolen Mills,
on Monday evening. April 9th, under
Canon VII of the Diocese of Vermont
The Rector, the Rev. A. B. Flanders, pre-
sided. The following gentlemen were
elected Vestrymen for the ensuing paro-
cial year:
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-11-04


Council PROCEEDINGS. s-The Knox
vile City Council, at Its meeting on
Monday evening, provided that citi-
zens can obtain copy of the revised
and complete City Ordinances Uust
published In pamphlet form at this
Ofice] by calling on the Recorder,
w. r. Rigg, Esq. They will be deb
tied 81 for each copy, which will be
checked off as paid when the copy is
returned In good order.--E. B. Wood
ruff was appointed a Committee to
employ competent Engineer to es-
tablish & grade around the Public
Square, and for one block eachway from
the Square, to which sidewalks, &C.,
must be made to conf0rm.-The City
Marshal was instructed to Immediate
~ go at work and clean and straighten
up things about the sidewalks, streets
and alleys, remove distractions, and
have bad sidewalks repaired and new
ones built where needed. This duty
Is now made unavoidable; and cer-
tainly the work IL needed, and should
be fairly and properly done.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-11-04

DISTRICT Count convenes here next
Monday, 9Th inst, with IA Criminal
cases, 40 Law, and IS In Chancery, on
Docket. The following IL the Venire
Of Jurors:
H. r. Clingman, Smith Lang, John
Strahan and John Graves, OF Dallas
Township; Daniel r. Smith Of Frank
lin; Abraham Rizor and John Smith
Of Knoxville, John Roorda, Fred Blu.
cher, Wellington Nossaman and III.
Bensink Of Lake Prairie; Alfred Jen.
nison Of Liberty; d. e.. Davis Of
Pleasant Grove; George Karr, Senior
OfPolk; and John c. Donnsl Of Summit
The case most likely to be Of genera
interest In that Of Bowers w. johnson
claiming $4,000 damages for alleget
trespass on plaintiffs marital privi
leges; set for third day Of Term. Sew
cral actions for Divorce are alst
pending.