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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10

SusLME.-The subliusity ofAfrieaniza.
ton is portrayed in glowing colors in
the words following. 1t is from Radi.
cal correspondent, who describes Senator
Chandler's late reception in Washing
ton: :..~.
The floral decoration swung in pro-
fusion from ceiling, arch"s and walls, and
gave to the reoms look of fairy land
while the ladies poured along in
toilets that defy description. The sweet.
est music vibrated the perfumed air,
while reconstructed Africans irrupted in
white gloves, and made indigestion at
taInable.
In other words: white nanum ct
Africanus brotherum, eatam. slecpun.
Big niggerum wenchum stinkum: wo.
man whi,um. bugum, kisum.
Bellefonte pa Democrat
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10
COMMERCIAL.

NEwBERRY, March 9.-Cotton in fair de-
mapd at from "a to &C. for middlinga.
NEW YORK. March 81 P. Motion
firm with sales of /. 900 bales, at 292. Flour
dull. Corn very scarce and shade better
new mixed Western IS . 96. Gold closed
firm at 31f. .,. q ....,.
BALTIMORE. March Cotton frmef but
not higher. at %. Flour quiet and steady.
Corn frm-white IS 81; yellow 50 90.
Bacon in good demand-shouders IS:
CHARLESTON, March S-Cotton steady
and in better demand, with sales Of 700 bales
-middlings 2Ss; receipts GIL.
AUGUSTA, March S.-Cotton market quiet
but steady, with sales Of $50 bales; receipts
ia; middlings 27i .... .-... -.
LlvERrooL. March s-Evening.-Cotton 3
quies-uplands 12i; Orleans l2i; sales 12,0oa
bales.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10

The. March number Of the Erlectic Maga-
zine Is 10 hand, and with the following,
table of contents: ~--
The Struggle for Empire with the Mahrat-
tas Savonarola Strange Solar Discoveries;
Partisan Eccentrics Materials IF the UNI
verse; How He Became Court Councillor ;.
Pictures in the Clouiis; The Science Of An
,hropology The Intellect Of Ani,nsls : The
European Situation; He Knew He was
Right-Chapzsxiii. toxv;, Hints TO Owners
of Small Telescopes; How they Make Popes;
Voices of Nature; Semi-Detached Wives;
Mr. Disraeli on the Jews : .Thorwaldsen> the:
Sculptor ;Frof.ssor Huxley on "Distribu.
ton of Animals; Loves Miseries; Phe.
nomena of Music; Rossini; Poetry, sc.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10

20 DREssINe TEE BABY.-Thas was not a
had matrimonial cRsset0 Of the HISTORIAN
CHRISTIANS. As soon as marriage had
been celebrated, TIE bride was taken to
the home Of the 6ridegroom's parents.
where baby and three suits Of clothes
we're plsce6, before her. She was then
required to d.ess and undress the haby
three times, and ,fSshe did not to do Is to
the, satisfaction, of the jury of matrons
thece assembled. she vas sent heme
again to acquire proficiency in her
duties. - - !. - - - =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10

DIE MooENwELr.-The March number Of
this beautiful Fashion Periodical, published
at Berlin, Prussia. and imported by s. r:
TAYLOR, NO. 391 Canal Street, New York
City, has been received. It is filed with the
usual contents, which make it so popular
and attractive to the ladies. The coIored
plate is decidedly pretty and admirably
executed. the supplemental pattera sheets are
very usefIlfo the ladies. and the specimens
Of Fancy Work are inDumerable and uuusu.
ally splendid. The engravings of ladies'
costume, in the way Of dresses, bounets, etc.
are also very fine, and must render Die
Modenwels almost dispensable to the lady.
Terms. s. per anuum; single copies, IS
cents. =.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10

A FUNNY LEGIsLATrgE.-The Legis.
latnre of Illinois last Saturday. after
giving Chicago to Indiana, passed hill
ve$ting all political, civil. and social
power in the State in "the female portion
of the population above the age Of sixteen
years. " It is. made unlawful for any
male over twelve years old to be out after
dark. unless protected by a woman
qualified to vote. B.. ......
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10

In looking over one Of our Jacobin
exchanges the other day we came. upon
an article in which was the statement.
in speaking Of President johnson, that
"Andy was very drunk the day he en-
tered Washington, but he will be very
sober the day he leaves" That's so he
went there q Jacobin, he viii leave D
Democrat, which accounts for his being
sober where he was drunk.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10
NEWBERRY, S. Sc C.
Wednesday Morning, March 10, 1853.
.. Grants 1nSugural:

We publish in another column this
paper 1t is brief and non. .comtnittal,
and in keeping with the sphynx.ljke'
reticence which has marked General
Grants course. all along. We:do not
indulge in any great hopes of what he
will do for the South. and his futurs
course will alone determine his .inten.
tions. =. s..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10

The young ladies of Dover, Wayne
couaty, Ind, have formed society for
the redemption Of youhg men from bad
habits. Each of the members has
pledged herself not to receive the atten-
tions of any young man who ihdulges in
the use of liquor, tobacco, profane or
obscene language.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10
TIE LITTLE CoRroRAL. this .faverise

The LITTLE CORPORAL. this :faverite
monthly for March is received, bright,
sparkling and brimful Of good things for
little folks and big ones as well. the latter
looking for its monthly visits with as great
desire as the former. 1t is published by
Alfred L. Sewell, & Co., Chicago, ILL.,, at
only 81 year, to whom we recommend
our readers to send on subscriptions at once.
Beautiful premiums too, are given for clubs.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10

- RAiLRoAD AEgTiNG.--A Putiic Meeting
for the purpose of setting on foot the
building of Branch Railroad from this
place to some point on the Columbia 4
Augusta Road. will be held in the Court
House, on next Monday at / ! o'clock A.
DC large attendance is urged.-Edse-
Seld Adsers;ser. -. -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10

Edgecombe boasts ola hog, which the
Southcrner says, was only two years
old, and after being cleaned weighed 64s
pounds. He measured nine feet in length
and four and e half around his neck. and
his body yielded one half barrel Of clear
lard. ...:..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10

A New Hampshire Baptist clergyman
named Lowell, has accepted a ''call''.a
a less salary than his present one. We
do not know that the case is a rarity,
but the newspapers are so fond of pub:
fishing instances of the. opposite sort
that it is but fair to mention this one.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10

FANE or CoNGREss. The reputation of
Congress is not growing any better.
"They tell" dreadful stories about it, and
few are exaggerated. a correspondent
Of the Chicago Republican declares that
''the elegant apartment opposite the
main doorway Of the United States
Senste Chamber is 'notoriously. the
greatest designation placeih Washington -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10

The Greenville (MiSs.) Times in its
advertising terms says: "Marriage an
nouncements will range from nice cake
to barrel Of lour-according to the
'feller's' appreciation of his happiness.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10
MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening the 10th Feb, q. tho
residence Of the Bride 'sfather, BY the Rev.
J. B. Hawkins, Mr. .JiIB GLYMPa. 20 NE.
LAURA LASesToS, aHief Newbery.
In Charleston, on the 18th ul... bv the Rev
John L. Girardeau, D. D, WN. j. MoIy-
NEAUx, Esq, to Mrs. L. A. RuFr. ali az
that city. No cards.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10

Pillsbury sought to arrest Mayor
Clark and take the Mayoralty in hand,
but failed. Pillsbury's not me man,
'tyit."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10
NEW GOODS---NEW GOODG:

TUsr RECEIVED. NEW SPRING AgD
sD Seasouable Prints. Plain Striped PfnA I.
and Dotted Swiss and Jacolef MnsiinsS tos s
eether, with many other Reasonable Goeds.
March 10 10 At R.'STEwART Soc
Ladies' Shoes and Caters . :.
TUsT RECEIVED A BEAUTIFUL LOr
q KID and CLOTH CATERS, every
pair of which is warranted.
ALSO, -; {.
Children's BOOTS Of superior quality: CaliF
soon. if You want super pair Caters, eisAsE-
laced In front, or elastic on the sides, iF.f s.
We are receiving almost daily new ana
desirable Goods. " &. STEW AIT q CO. ::
March 10 10 At -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10

Japan has an author who has been
writing a novel for -thirty-eight. years,
and has just. finished the .losth yoluue.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10

Belle Boyd "drew her dagger on
stage manager in Texas the other day.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10
COME AND SEE.


Groceries as low ass.the
lowest. All [ ask is To-
COME AND LOOK.
Ihave constantly on hand
country produce of all kinds
I receive, FRESH FISH
every day in the week, except
Sunday and Monday. = ... q.
I pay a high cash price for
clean Cotton Rags, bringthen
along. L. r. MARSHAL.
March 10 loft. 3 .-. -" :; -:....
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10

An UNFAIR ,ADvANTAGE.-The sanctity
Of the Methodist Church was invaded on
Sunday morning last. BY limb Of the
law, in quest Of jury to assist the Coroner
in the discharge of his duly, j. 6. to sit on
q dead negro. He was discovered -tthe
climb, " not the negro) on the outside about
12 O'Clock, how long he had stood post as
septinel is not known, as every other man, i,
god d:fesring and loving, was on the inside.
He had been directed to procure a jury. and
IS presumed that herring fhe: b:n ting, he
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10
NEWBBRRY FEMALE
ACADEMY.
REV. J. B. HILLHoUsE-PR1xeErAn.
MISS FANNIE LEAyELL, IS, ~
's ANNIE HILLHoUsE,

J Assistants.
4" ANNIE H1LIHoUsE.
Mr.. F. wsRsER-Professor Of Music.
Col. S. FA1R-Chairman Board Trustees.
Terms per quarter, of 2i months, payable
in advance. - =. /: :. & ssE
Primary Department, Spelling, Read
ing. Writing and First Lessons IN
Arithmetic. English Grammar and
in Geography, - Ct. :. $500
English Grammar. Geography, Arith-
metis and History, =. U.Sa
Latin, Greek, French, Logic. Rhetoric.
Physical, Mental and Moral Sef-
No Pupil viii be charger as the sans ti1s
with more than one Of the preceding rates.
Music, ex,ra-S25 per session Of I've
months.
Boarding, with the Principal and Others,
on reasonable terms. --5
Thorough instruction afforded in al tho
branches Of a liberal education:
March 10 10 II. f,. =. -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10
The card of Messrs. Johnstone & Nance in

The card of Messrs Johnstone & Nance in
relation to the Equitable Insurance Co.,
claims especial attention, and which We
request our citizens to notice, and, too, there
is certainly no better investment thaa one
afforded by life insurance policy.
These gentlemen also furnish checks on
Charleston and New York in Sums to suit.
MEssRs. DUFF1E & CHAPMAN.-We are
again under obligations to this enter
prising book firm, who have presented
US with copy Of their new Second
Reader, just published. Like the first,
it is beautiful in appearance, the letter
press being finished in the highest style
Of the art, while its adaptability in pro-
gressive arrangement, as q school book,
ranks it one Of the best readers now pub.
lished. It is compiled by Prof. J. L.
Reynolds Of Columbia, and bears the i'm
print Of Dufie & Chapman. 1t is recon-
mended as tbe very book needed for the
class for whom it is designed.
Mr.. LAWRENCE MARSHALL, the enter
prising man over the way, the man with the
heart as large and strong as the everlasting
hills, the man who as good as anyone knows
how to cater to the wants of the good people
Of Newbery, and whose fame In all Of these
respects reacheth even unto the mountains,
for hath not the Greenville Enterprise en-
dorsed him as q man whose example Is
worthy of imitation. A man who has the
sublimest faith in the virtue of printers ink,
q man whose sundy gifts to the editor,
showeth the high regard which be entertain.
eth for him q man Of rare modesty, and
whose worth as an excellent fellow, and
merchant, who, having felt the public pulse,
knows how to adapt himself and bring into
play, all those qualities best calculated to
insure lasting prosperity. Such he stands
before you to-day reader. and invites an ex-
animation Of his Stock, which Is Of most
varied and acceptable character. Jurors,
witnesses, prosecutors; defendants and visi-
tors of Court, and good people generally,
pay court to Lawrence Marshall. Call on
him for his sake and for our sake, for he
hath again done US good.
The fame of the celebrated Plantation
Bitters has no parallel in the history of
Medicine. The thousands upon thousands
of bottles that are made and sold daily is
but proof positive Of their wonderful vir-
tues. Thousands of Certificates can be
produced showing the efficacy and certainty
of the cures which they effect, and the
Medical Fraternity, usually so Jealous of
anything which causes persons to think
and doctor for themselves, are compelled
to acknowledge their wonderful virtues,
and prescribe them under other names.
They are sold by all druggists. .
MAGNOLIA WArER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
A.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10

CouRr--is still in session; and will no doubt
continue for the week if not longer, and
then not finish the business on hand. The
cases disposed Of thus far are as follows:
The State vs.. Presley Buzhardt-indict.
ment grand lurcenv-guilty.
The same vs. Sam and Norge Ruther.
ford-hog stealing--Nol Pros.
The same IS. Sam Roundtrce-larceay-
guilty.
The same vs. Susan Epps L Laura Quilla
-murder-Susan Epps guilty.
The State va. Richard Johnson-iudict.
nent larceny-gnilty.
The State vs.. Gross Floyd-indictment
larceny-Eol Pros. -. ::
The State vs.. Jake Observation-Disclosures
larceny-not guilty.
The State vs.. Presley .Buzhardt-iudict.
ment Larceny-Nol Pros.
The State vs.. Ellen Wadsworth-indict
ment larceny-isot guilty.
=. The State vs.. Ace Lyles-grand larceny
plead guilty. - 80 -
The State vs.: Thos: Lindsey l. Nose Alb.
ney%burglary guilty. .
The State Us: PRESLEY Buzhart1t aid
Borough adhngton-indictment larceny
lst found guilty, End plead guilty.
The State s.,Iack Keitt u Ate 'Lyles-
grand larceny Mnor guilty.
The number Of cases continued or 'trs'
versed eighteen.e~ = -.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10

IMPORTANT IrEM.-Could we control
events how many mortifying circum-
stances might be avoided. We cannot,
hence dlsappointtnents and vexations
occur. For instance, an important event
occurred iast week, on Tuesday, just as
We went to press. 1t should have been
announced, and had it been, the district
wonld,havs been electrified just seven
days ago. We received the information
just "day after the fair. it was the
"miss as good as a mile" We suffered
modification, the people suffered, though
not aware Of it. and the parties in'msdi-
atcly concerned suffered also. Had not
our types been wet, the pressman gone,
the devil" non est; as he generally is
on important occasions, our paper all
dry, and we on the: street, when the
fact was discovered, a second edition
might have been issued: 70, The ANNOUNCE:
ment is made: now howeyer, and ladies
be all .step,ion-AcFall has returned.
the Captain without the whiskers, and
,vith such an array Of beautiful things,
(our mouths water at the thoughts Of
them oaly) .ds have not been seem here
since We can't tell when. A description
is impossible. language inadequate, suret
ly he mus, have searched far and near
for such a variety. The Captain is in
glory, Barre & Son perfectly carried
away with happiness. and the ladies, we
are sure, will get into such = state OF
felieitation as has not been seen since
Adam vas boy, and We are content,
that though late, the announcement is
made at last. ...:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10
LOCAL ITEMS.

MORE ;INKTGRANrs - During the past
week the number Of immigrants landed here
through the societys Agent, Mr.. Brugse'
mann, amounted to 6fteen, the majority Of
whom being engaged for this district, while
the number Of applications are increasing.
Mr.. b. is doing an efficient service IN being
the instrument, 10 bringing into our midst
the intelligent lsbor and strong energies Of
an j1fdustrious class Of. people. Let them
come.: =. ..
K1EzED.-on Saturday night last. While a
bali &as in progress; among the, colored
lower erusss Of grsyel>town, negro by
namsof Guy Jshnsoa #as struck with an
old spade handle, from the effects Of which
blow he died on Sunday morning. Hfsheck
appeared to be, ,broksns The testimony elicit
ed Il the examination BY ths jury. is to the
effect that johnson was struck by Tom
Mitchell. another negro. Mitchell scknow'.
edged committing. the act end is in Jail.
The witnesses in the case knew Of no quarrel
or feud existing between the two. The deed
was committed outside OF; the building. ..
soLD,-The grand levee held at the brick
hotel on Monday last; attracted a. number
of visitors. We did not learn whether: Mr.
Barnum was the master Of ceremonies or
not, nevertheless the show was attended
largely, while the sales were many: Cheap
goods was one Of the attractions, and the
least. fortunately, as they had not yet come
to hand: They may be booked for in
melthshoweser. In the meantime higher
priced articles, and sope Of them old,
changed hands. Which were sold, the goods
or the dear innocent people, deponent
eayeth not. -. :. -''' .
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10

TH1r WEL1-BeRER.-The. attention of
those interested IS earnestly and patheticai-
ly asked f3loa moment while, we unfold out
last tale in reference to the WelEborer, who
induced advesasehiS; coming to shese
parts: Fist -bewever, permit rs to say, that
although he has failed to bore wells for You,
he haspfeay Vel 6ored S.us,: and, .hut faI
the uAforrrnate. circumstances which have
come 70. tight,me should caIP him mill>
dam, scurvy tur>hcel. Well, listen :'this un<
fortunate man while boring for water in
county, North Carolina, s!ruck-not.ile--a
hole. and befoss eeos7csuInfg his perpendicu::
lar, was precfpitated, headforemost, tools
and all, in'o the Empire Of China. Two
knotty points are here settled, xnd sc trust
forever, first that our wcll>borer will hardly
visit this section soon; and second. that
China lies: directly under our feet. Wen,
aftergoihg thfough1n this summary man
mel, ,:he;waspisaed up by a pigsa1hd esies:
tial with pink eyest and being refreshed
with the national dish Of ."rice. and young
puppy" engaged to bore a. welI-sevcral
thousand feet deep for the Emperor Of that
country. This job will occupy some time,
therefore he need not be looked for until we
give another notice. Any more questions
asked about him, such as have you heard Of
shat well-borer.' or when is, that Weil.borer
coming will be the signal for cofee and
pistols. Once for all, the man has gone
through, and win perhaps never return; so
be good enough to dry up on this subject, OF
prepare to fight. 81.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10

MAGNOLIA WArER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price. .~.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-11-04

Oct .. 1S69ts.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-17

cons-Corn a 2e. lower. AZ 70lasoc. for nev
MIXED western VA canal 20 ~ ~ do wa Ia u
road ssNe5i white Western; 1s4ID0 Westeru
yellow JsslOO old mlxsd Westerp
Eeosipts oAts gZ,gyO hust
Oars Lower. Bales 1920 bushels at 7s1
for Western afost. -
corVgr- FIrrn.
bUe.R Sugar quiet and firm, sale. 100 hbds
at II Agl2k Cuba.
MoL>ssgs FBIn. Gales GO hhsa. AZ sala,g
Nusooyado. 7Zlas2 Porto Rico.
HOps quiet. Amsriosn Gdll.
PETROLEUM Quiet, IL for crude, 81 refined
bonded.
Pong -Firrncr AMI in fair demand. Eales 80
bills At 81 5Ofos2 - for new mesa 10 20 n
~ - Tor prifnes - - for prime ness
BEgy Steady. hala- 80 bills al D0lslg 90 for
new plain ne-s: u OOl1ls 90 new extra mess
Tieroe beef dun. Bales 70 tieros. al 20 OOls
p ~ for prime mess 70 1OGs50 90 Tor India mess.
Beef hams steady. sales l75 bbls al 20 Dosgs2
Cut meats quiet. fales 200 packs. at 12AeIs
shoulder: lGlal7 hams.
hiaal's quiet and IN moderate demand. sale.
80, Ok. riafDrdfhi and long cut hams AT loA
LAID -fIfna'r: hales 90 tleross a. l8kalsa
steam @Og1Va sHttls rendered
BuITEA-euiet' 2fss2 for Ohio; 25935c. for
State.
CHEESE Dull al II a 2Oc.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-17
Marriagfs.
Of his life.
Stockholm, July T, 1868.

ARNOLD -3ABBIIT In CastlctOn, April
26th, by Rev. u. Hitchcock, Weston -. Arnold,
Of Benson, TO Ieruah j. Rabbit, Of Castlcton
GRIsWOLD FRENCH In Castleton, April
Goth, by Rev. Lewis Francis, Cullen j. Griswold
to Emma II. French, all of Castleton.
BARTON SHURTLIFF-In Chester, June l.
by Rev. g. Hibbard, u. {. Barton, OF Newport, n
H., and Miss Mary Shurtlh Of Chester.
LAWTON BATCHELLER In Wallingforl.
on the 18th inst, by the Rev. j. Milton Peck, Mr.
George O. Lawton, Of Rutland, and Miss Ella.
daughter Of Mr.. John e. Batcheller, OF Walling-
ford.
CUTLER FOSTER In Cuttingsgllle June
18th, by Rev. Aldace Walker, ID, Of Walling-
ford, Mr.. Theodore q. Cutler OF Central Village,
Connecticut, and Miss Frances \. Foster, u Gut
tingsvillc.
FRANCIS FRENCH In Chelsea Me, at the
residence Of the brides father, by the Rcy. G.. q.
McCully, y. l.. Francs, Of Rutland, % Miss JUha
i. French, Of Chelsea, Me.
CHASE BENSON the Ingraham House
IN Chester, june sth, by Rev q. Hubbard, Mr..
worthy n. II. Cha.e, Of Audoyer, and Mis- Viola
Benson, Of south Londonderry.
BUXTON HOLBEoOk By the Famc. jan
7fh, Nj bGuici Buxton, ot InuGouIsuy, and
Miss Hattie HoIbropk, Of Chester.
REED Ho-MER At Downa's HmI IN
WattharhelI, by Rev a. CudWorrh. june Hfb.
Mr Albert 4 Reed and Nil Maria liuemor, both
OF Chester
srlLLsO& WHTTCOMB Ia North Gran
s43e, g. : June 9Th, by Roy. A. G.. Eu-., John
+. Su,Fyu tud Phebe T.. WLiteomb.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-17

tation TO deliver tho address before the
Philadelphian Society Of the College, in
commencement week. The society ~ ro-
ligious in character.
Tho Democratic 81 Addison county
hold their convention at tic Court Hou1e
in Middlebury on the lst day OF July
next, at / / O'Clock II. IN.
James j.. Merriam, tho bigamist, was
taken to Windsor last Friday, by Sheriii
Trip. lie refused to. walk from the
aiI 10 the station, and had to be car
rio1 on truck, like a corpse or drank
en- man
Mrs. Page, an old lady Of 80 years
living with Mr. Wood Of this village, fell
down stairs, on Friday evening last, and
sustained severe injuries from the fall,
A deep cash was cut in her head, and
she was elsewhere badly bruised and
Jared by the concussion. No bones wera
broken.
Rev A. Scott, G. w. c., /. o. G. !.
of the State Of Vermont, will preach at
East Middlebury, next Sunday, and de-
liver Temperance address at D O'Clock