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FrOm the Gazette. Jul, 9th.

Mrs. Sarah A SlOnskcr, Of S.va mali.
Ashland c.'u"sy. Ohio. wants information
Uf her brother, Elias G. Ford, VIII, was in
uOntana in 1885,
Reliable Information 10 had that I've hun.
drc.l men have lift. or will lave, Monia,a
for Pugct's Sound in anticipation Ut the -.
,ablisI,,nen, of the Northern Pacific Railroad
terminus there. Stay Where you arr; the
1ailrUsd will ca'ne to you.
Mr.. Henry lmpc.unp. Of Ph.iipsburc. is
recovering.
Prom ths Gazette July s0th.
7. 4. TOOtle, Ut rO,tle, Leach & Co., il
in town from 81. Joe
Thee. Shed has returned from w. p.
Peter Sches,.als will soon open gymna
STUN.
Charley Lock sad partner discovered rich
dsgyings s,sd iNOu"tain lions near M.n,ci.,siss
yu,cIL Tuv grOumL prOspec,cd We'll, but
the lions dilu'., ~ tu:y pSln.I out
Richard Murphy 4 Co., Of st. Louis
guich, cleaneL W >tjoO on IS hours work.
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guIcl,, bas takes elI0el from his; arastzaa,
crushing On Osly Chance r,ck, during July
Entire working expense, $oe9! Flowers
may ''blow"-and bloom-s listIc after that.
A correspondent writing fr,m Sterling,
says: 1.-THE miners Of Norwegian gulch I'd
Washington bar ore doing we'll The Midas
mill (Professor. Wari's) will soon start up,
with Mr.. p. T. jackson ~ its Superinicn.
dent. With the experience he has had, l
ain sure l,e will meet with success. Mr.. u.
+. Cope has returned from the East, and
assures me that hs shall resume work with
his mill Reed s. Norris will start the New
York mill next week. The Hobart mill, G..
+. Appleton, Superintendent. is pounding
away with good results. The Hall s Spsald-
ing mill il pounding, night and day, for the
past four months, on rock from the Mother
Hendricks lode, and has quartz enough out
to keep 1t running for the next four months. ="
The Daily Hers!d entered on ito 81, vol.
ume on Monday. The publishers think their
little enterprise will prove s"uc<css. g.
for you"
A Fort Benton letter says the Sioux killed
man named Schuls- near Nlusclcsl,ell, re-
Gently. The FIirt, Colu nhia. Tempest aud
Huntsville are nj Cow Island. The Admiral
Farrngut is below; Sully not heard from.
"Sim" Grim loa led train for Lincoln
gulch ut Benton July 30th, at St cents per
pound.
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EVERY MAN ON THE PEOPLES
TICKET, EXCEPT THE CANDIDATE
FOR PROBATE JUDGE, Is ELECTED
ny A MAJORITY OF FROM 80 To 500
NOW'S THAT FOR HIGH?
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The Local Of the GassRe, In writing NEW
NoRrH-W.sT" parenthesises af,er il Gle.
susha what Nancy You shouldn't make
% free with your swesthsart's name, In the
locals, my boy, Joseph.
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Mr.. James II. Cavanauxh has carried
every County in Montana
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LEWIS AND CLARK COUNTY.

lie returns up u the evening III WctlncS
day. August 4h, give Cavansu ,h u majority
ut 373 over Tufts.
Neil ll,wic, (lscp.,> only fell 20 votes I've
hind DR.. Steel, Diam. candidate for Sheriff.
Mr.. lIowie c"ncedcs the vic:"ry to DR.. Steel
The probabilities were STRING that 3lr. T.
J. Andres, (lscp.) of Cnionv.l.e, h;.d been
elected Pr'bate Judge over Judge Trur,t.
(Dcm.) With this probable exception til.
straight Democratic ticket Il clccicsi IN Lewis
aud Clark county.
3 JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Returns from xix precincts IL the evening
Of the 9TH, give Cavnnaugh llS m,j.'rity in
ln,ll Of as votes. The entire Democratic
ticket IL elected, Cavaaaush Iea.l,n; it.
.. cuoTEAU COUNTY. ....
Bcnton. which Is a!s,ut al there 10 of
Cl"tcau county having Any votes, p'.l,d
2JJ; Ut which g were tor Tufts aad 2l0 for
Cavansuxh. s.t ........ a... .
MADISON COUNTY.
kilograms to tbs evening If the 9Th, say
Charles II. Gage for Sheriff and R.,brrt z.
Williams for Assessor, wcre elected BY good
nla;OritieA They arr Republicans, and most
excellent men. Nat J. Davis, We learn from
parties diivcs from llele,s, WAS also elected
County Rccordcr. Glad to hear il, Nat
NJ. Cavansu.y Gus majority IN Virginia city.
was 10. AID In the county about 90 The
remainder If the Democratic ticket was
elected. Madison Is cs,,uatetlss |, 0o0 against
removal Of the Capital.
MEAOHER COUNTY.
New York psscincs gave Tufis - votes
and Cavsnauxh e. The connty will 90
strongly Democratic - usual.
NIssoULA COUNTY.
From letters received Of later date than
published In another -coi lmn, We learn that
He'll Gate. MissouA and Fcnch Town pre-
cinc,s, gave Csvansash g and S,svsns .
majority. Stevsnsville and Willow creek
we're vt 10 beer from, Out oar informant
believed thsy would nut materisly change
The use;orisies iron ~ shove oae IT ~
Peoples cnndIiasss fds Cosnsy 9 nission.
4, NJ. ------.-- w. essesed. ds
14AvxanEAlQo 6Hyx.s
From ~. Phelps, jsst silvs4 ftum Han.
nack, we learn tAlG Bsayl ld coaaly cssa
| . probah,s mAjosisy Of = to- fpe ~
csaiic ticket y he c.snty. i Bsnaack
Cavanaagh nm shsal; ord - Asyepls Tst0a
Il a
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The New York 7+i1~ne"f July Gath says:
- Yesterday the shore Of the United S,sscs
- were for the first ai'se placed in direct
- connection Ivy l'cean Cable with Europe,
- I'd to-day the first through ,ar fron, San
. Francisco, IL to arrive in New York. ST.
- nearly Simultaneous arc the great nchicv-
''mcn,s which are becoming the com,nwn-
''p's:es Of our Century"
Thai oil may know who the county officers
1T Deer Lodge will liz for the next two years,
We repuhlish the Peoples Ticket, subs.itu.
ing the Regular Pn'ats Judge for our can
dii~te, and adding Major Elwells name, who
in Ill probability received the highss, vote
on the Regular Ticket
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Who have ''soreht els" now! Verify, no.
the People.
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The steamer Dser Lodge, now on her
second trip up.S supposed u ~ about y.
the mouth Of MIX river, - high, probably,
~ she vii be abb y Get this taii.
John Ming 10 Just now opening out one
Of the huess sucks Ut bOoks, stationery :.
vail paper, etc, u.at we have ever seen In
the MCsk
Apples, pear, apricots, PEACHES and
plams, s.e arriving pcs express from Salt
Lake City.
John Kinma'a. magnificent two-story nrs-
proof block, IN Main street, 10 fully cosa-
pleted.
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CUOTEAU COUNTY.

Benton. which Is a!s,ut oil there 10 of
Cl."tcan county having any votes, p'.l.d
23j; Of which g were tor Tufts aad 40 for
Csvanauyh. .r .... 5... a... ..
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Hrom the Republican. July 18th.
The RspsNica~'s day IT puolics:ion is
changed " scc0maasuasc Itself ~ tue mails.
Washington gulh 10 coming UP. William
Parkinson gets Is ounces " four hands. with
ground Sluice.
Colonel Cummings reports day and night
shifts on the "Caolc" loic u Arsen,A
Some 800 tOus u ore are out. Professor
it0mpf hes gone last for his family.
The RepsbI e"s says u {. ,od word for Tue
NEW NORTH WxsT and ~ lrave'i.,s agent,
Neal Adrisacs. Thaaks, Judge! Nay your
sxMskiss never gov lsss. ..-
Herman SuasOe54cr has gone tO Europe
ON visit.
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wing 800 ma Ority against removal.
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We owe al apology to the friends Of Mr.
Granville Stuart for emitting his name from
the ticket - candidate for County C.'nn'is-
sioner published in Tue NGw NORTH.
West last week. Of course it was umia-
territorial, and We had our rebuks In the
magnificent poll of votes he received. There.
Is NO. coun,y in Montana hss better, and
few ~ COOL, Commissioner.
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The Savannah Nsws says that new OPP
position Republican party il forming under
the leadership of Seward, Chase, Charles
Francis Adams, ex-senator Morgan, Thur.
low Weed and Charlca A. Dana
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Brick gets In this in the issue Of July
Is: "Gnen Clay Saith. who for two
YEAR has been regular subscriber 70
= Pomeroy's La Cr,sse Drssoerss. hes be.
''esms Baptist preacher"
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JEFFERSON COUNTY.

Returns from Xix precincts IL the evening
Of the 4.h, give Cavanauyi, llS majority in
ln,ll Of as votes. I'll. entire Democratic
ticket IL elected, Cavaaa,,xh leal,n: it.
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r..,,... s.,.a.cu.,,.a a m j..
.oo - ~ a.. s,..s ,,.h ,,,s rrs..,.. A..
20 ~. Atm - ...,.. . s,a-,,... a.
comps,iou NJ their road The Union Pacific Company
Ao.ita 4, IN oo n houAs far -. sau,e psrpo.e m
der the sc4 which provides foe the appointm.ns u
Commiaeiou Il dvs deissos - examine both
J.eob Rehm. r.. 0,ther q the ws,lkuowu po'iti.
clan by tina. name and Ii. rcc~as superintendent u 70
lies In Chic.co) killed nan named Michael Harrss
lock ID sharroom lght Lest Saturday altespson IL
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There are In the United 8 ates 1870 banks
representing capital Of little less than five
hundred thousand dollars - $403 OO0, 900;
while the railroads In operasiOns-4S. 600
milss-represent capital Of nearly two
thousand millions If dullars-4l. 500. OO0. 600.
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MADISON COUNTY.
NEAOHER COUNTY.

New York pssciucs gave Tufts - votes
and Csvanauxh e. The connty will 80
strongly Democratic - usual. II
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The 1iSs5 Wv says George P'ace, who
fen dovn ~ ia Hlmas nins, = asvspd
eevn al rscovsline. sss - ''sa
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-04
Book soIIccs.

Fields. O.-ooI & CO. are rapidly COM
plotting their new edition Il Cbarle,
r sIde'> novels. 1t Is never t. Late 10
Mod. ani Love u,e Littia. Love rne
Loag. apreafihi- wrck. They are print
ed AT tAa Calnbri5-e University pres. aud
are net only cheap. but remarkably hand
sone siee.imens'of typ'sraly.
Lee x Shepard are also i>>uing IA So
rias of novels called "thc Gpld-Huntar'-
Library" by William II. Thomes. After
exhau.ting Australia in the two previous
volumes. tie author now tells "a wonder
ful story 90: the adventures Of tie Gold
Hunters in Europe" What with Fe-
mans in Ireland. priests in Paris, and an
interview with Napoleon himself. the
book Is crammed with difficulties and
dangers. all OF which are triumphantly
surmounfod by the American heroes
THE EVIDENCES or CmRIsTIANITY
have been rearrInged by DIR. Ebenezer
Dodge. President Of Madison University.
and published by Gould & Lincoln. The
basis of DIR. Dod-e's book is course of
lectures prepared for delivery to students.
revised and augmented during fifteen
years of study, and now published FOR
use a. a text book. The leading doctrine
of the book is that christianity itself, as a
body of philosophy and a historical fact,
affords the best evidence Of its divine
origin. :.
PHGSIXIASA OR, SKETCHES AND
BURLEsQUEs.-John Phoenix will be re-
membered with gratitude by the lovers of
comic literature and to Johns credit, be
it said, he was good speller. Hence we
are not required TO assail his literary rep
utation, by criticising his orthograpby.
That the public appreciate his wit and
humor is evident from the fact that the
twelfth edition of Phenixiana has just
been issued by d. Appleton & Co., New
York
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PoULTNEv.-An ecclesiastical council
met, by invita- ton, February 23d, at East
Poultney, to consider the question of the
dissolution of the pastoral relations OF
Rev. ]. G. Hale, with the Congregational
church in that place. 1t was voted 'that
this council acquiesce in theaction of the
pastor and church, and in accordance with
that action, declare the pastoral relation
between Rev. J. G.. Hale and this church
dissolved.
"In coming, reluctantly, to this conclu-
sion, the council are happy to learn that
the retiring pastor has the confidence Of
his people as faithful minister Of Christ
and we gladly commend him as a brother
beloved, and as an earnest and efficient
minister, to the churches of our order.
wherever he may be called to labor.
"The oodncil express their sympathy
with the church, now left without d pas
tor. and trust that an earnest and cnor-
getic effort will be made by the church
and society to procure and adequately TO
support another pastor. We commend
them to the gracious care Of the Great
Head Of the church, and pray that their
future course will be such Us to meet His
approval
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AUGUSTUS.

EAST WALLINGFoRD.-During the last
few weeks great change has come over
East Wallingford, viz, novel temper
ancv reform movement. a gentleman
quito well known, aided by few others,
undertook measures of reform which have
thus far worked wonders. The move was
to abstain for the space of one year from
everything which can possibly intoxicate
Articles of agreement were drawn up,
and the paper circulated for signatures,
now numbering some twenty or more, COM
posed of the leading citizens, business men,
officials, &c, Of the place. The move has
already caused many heat, to rejoice.
AUGUSTUS.
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tfIfITElt II.


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snail bovs and yyyy from tha n,;1;tan,.
was tho nrinc;nle conversation
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hi, ordained ministers only, to address
themselves with renewed energy and
activity to every good word and work.
DR.. B4ckus said he die not believe God
ever converted a person without giving q
commission to that person TO 90 and speak
for Jesus. Jesus said to a poor, weak, ig
uoTa,,t man whom he had healed, ''go and
tell what great things l have done fo1
Won" Wemust DO just what Jesus wished
Us to do When He gave us His commands
4 Christian lady III New York found her
self diving Her brother was called to he1
side and wrote down in a.few minutes hi
sister requests. giving away some s5o,-
Uug TO benevolent uses. She died. Her
brother was under no legal obligation to
pay over tie money, but he said, every
dlrarGan. OF my dying sister shall be seru-
ru'au~,r carried out to the letter. My
laya.I9r luy sister will not allow me to do
otherwise. Nill the love Of Christians
~ .-'t- .@'.'" '''el' 10 90 o''iel " 80 '''''-
"r lie H@~ required
Rev. g. is!ier referred 10 some lloi-
dents illu.tr@tiye Of the subject .1nder re-
mark, lie knew Christian who would
make direct personal efforts with the un-
.,yel, and continue them until he won
th,m to Christ. or was obliged to give
them ny TO the hardness of their hearts
His -uecess was remarkable, and the ex'
ample u worthy Of all imitation.
Rev Il. Mills, from the committee o
arrauzemeuts, announod preaching in the
evening by Rev.A P. Macon, d. d, o.
Boston.
ENE>ING SESSION a.,
Inc 7ess'o" wa" opened "' . 'lo'n
with s'nE'ns 10y the e'hsr'Iau'h' ''ho
fe"n1 of the SCRIPTURES ana prayer o5
Rev, Z. Mills
Rev. 4. F. Mason, ID, Of Boston, dis
n.......1- from John iv 10: - We Low,
Ir. .t. ru4I.,..1
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-04

Prince Frederick, the Oldest son of
the Prince Royal Of Prussia and grandson
of Queen Victoria, has attained his tenth
year. His grandfather, King William,
took the opportunity on his birthday to
invest him with the Cross of the Black
Eagle, the most honorable decoration in
the royal gift, and to commission him a
brevet second lieutenant in the Prussian
army.
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RUTLAND VT. THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH l. 1869

Thank Heaven ten States kin block this
game and save us torment. Oh that they
may do it, O, that this last bitter pill
may be spared Us. May the Dimocrisy of
the North put forth their strength and
save us this vast degradation.
PETROLEUM Y. Massey. p. NJ.
(Wich is Postmasterl
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-04

THAcKERAY's BAREY LYEDON.-The
Luck of Barry Lyndon j. unique in lit
erature-an original idea most success
fully, il not agreeably. carried out. 1t is
the autobiography Of man who is thor
oughly heartless, selfish and deprayed
low and brutal in his tastes, coarse and
ruffianly in language, feelings and de-
meanor; TO all appearance without re-
deeming trait; yet who looks upon him.
self as highly respectable, exemplary
and much injured character, and justifies
all his own yillainies with an earnestness,
a sincerity and afl nnsuspeciing good faith
which would deceive the very elect. There
has never been a novel ia which the au-
thor is so completely identifed-we beg
pardon for using the phrase; we should
rather say, so completely lost-in the hero.
1t is not Mr.. Thackeray who speaks it is
Mr.. Barry Lyndon; and Mr.. Barry Lyn-
don pleads his own case as if he already
had the jury on his side, and were certain
Of the sympathy and countenance of every
honest man in the box. The talent for
personation displayed is wonderful-"M.
IAackeray," in FEB. No. Of LiPpinc0tfs
Magazine.
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Christian Convention.


"''S''"" 70" "'e"''"".
The fourth convention Of christian as.
sociations and churches unaor tho ans
n;oes of tho y,uro, M, : Chr;..;,n ,ss,-
.oi,,io,,of p,.I,n5 con,tr co,,o,og ..
tho hoC.n..n..,,.;.,,, ~ :. p;...t.I
Woano.1a,. t1oI o,.1oor, atn.h;.h t;,ao
,,r,,..,..,,1 ,.,ra,.,, Lila
,,r..;1o1 l,.an1.r nm ut 81
p;4.-s.-l ,.-..;..:.. ,rL. -. -
-.
- '.''' - :,
VA '''.N' =, H.' '''1
'",.'" f''is'' '.-''" It's "ei'''i d ''oii''
D. N. on''e, CHAIRMAN oi 'he county
'.@'''l'.''s '''iei 'i'' convention u "'"'r.
= nun '''ni VS. "e'o''! 70 Pi"y' anu
conference: brethren from different parts
of the county taking part in the exercises
The committee on nominations reported
the following members as officers Of the
convention:
Ben X. Chase, President.
Chas Page, Brandon Mr. Holmes, Hub
bardtan; Mr.. Kelley, Salisbury; Mr.
HIl, Wnllingford. Vire.Presidcnts.
\ X Hall. Pitt-forl, and II. W. Kings
ley, Rutland, Secretaries.
From two to four, o'clock the question
was discussed 'What has been the infu-
oncc OF a~>oeiatio1 work upon churches" +"
A lively debate was engaged in b, Rev.
Mr.. Munson. who opened the discussion.
followed hy Me-,rs. Carpenter. Townsend
lnd Gilbert, of Pittsford; Gleason, of
West Rutland Spencer and Kellogg. Of
Fdirhaveu; Ingalls, nnd Page, of Bran
don; Pirker al.a Burt, of Castleton ;
Douglas, of Bra1tleboro; Herrick, of
Clarendon, and Hill, of Walling-
to. 4. This discussion was entered into
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i..., T., tho GOOD tou, 90 p;,tsford ,rh;oh
; ., ...1;..s.,ts ,+.J 1
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.-r vicinity hut throughout the county
All the different ,yau.,,Iic,I churches
., ,l.. ..,urt,. ,r. repra.sptcd ,s wel as
.,y,..., r,,,nr.,, fr,n otbor I,c,Ii,ies !,
,h. -t.,a Their watch word is union
mu, Chri>tiuz. We anticipate "A feast
SO good things t1-m1rrow, about which
y,r taYo ta -'yr condensed report for
Frila.', HERALD. r. W. u.
~ l'lni.-- MT. " iII'am / yleE' OF, FOR
,7 '.''' .'''''' 'i.'F'g ears '' age -" i'fihef
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LUDLOW Sickness 10 an alarming
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PLYMoUTH.-Sickness is on the in
crease in this town to an extent unknown
for long time before. No less than
seven deaths occurred in one week, while
during the year 1868, only eight, we
believe, deaths were recorded
IL
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LOBBY CoRRUPTIoN.-Hon. Daniel
Needham has introduced an order into
the Massachusetts, Senate, directing the
committee on railroads to investigate the
charges of lobby corruption in connection
with railroad measures.
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Vermont Items.
ADDS oN COUNTY.


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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-04

There are signs, says the Pittsburg
Dispatch, of great emigration south
ward in the early spring. Many families
are preparing to leave Pittsburg for
Virginia, Kentucky and Georgia.