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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-04-15

A LIST Of letters remaining
in the Post Office at Macarthur,
Ohio, April 1st, 1869:
Sarah A. Brewer, Edward
Carnal, J. Davis, Joseph Don
ley, Cinderella Flick, Isaac Kin
cade, John Loving, George
Loving, William Miller, Sarah
S. Redic, Walter Reynolds,
John Smith, Mary Smith.
J. N. NJ MCLAUGHLIN, P. NJ.
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PETERsoN's for May is recivcd. It
is always the first on our table, and
an ever welcome visitor ..,r al
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-04-15

TAoSE who desire brilhancy ofcomplexion
must purify and enrich the blood, which Helm
bolds Concentrated Extract oi Sarsaparilla IN
variably does. Ask for Helmbold's. Take no
other.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-04-15

BRo. MACKLEY chronicles the
decease of the late Democratic
party Of Jackson county,, in
the last number Of the Stand
ard. ard Even Even Milton ilgt3opnp, township, wrslhlllp,
Democratic 4an headquarters sadd for ffoqrE
the t.hhee,eou county, has g9oan gone , lRepubliil
can iahln lnr nNul on Ilals notinlIs
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-04-15
AS A PREVENTIVE

Against dalaria, Fever and Ague, and al dis
eases arising from torpid state of the liver,
there Is no medicine 50 hIghlyrecommende
as Roback's stomieh Bitters.a ta.
f'r safe AZ 'TSi''"0nn'-) Si''0n'- TITUl
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-04-15
THE VINTON. RECORD.
ofaOlal Organ of vlntOn County.
LOCAL. MATTERS.
Nj. & G. Il. Il. TIME TABLE.


On and ailer Sunday, November Goth, trains
will run daily, Sundays excepted, as follows;
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-04-15

E2-PREsIDENr JOHNSON q is
chronieally troubled with dys
pepsia, vertigo, neuralgia, par
alysis gravel, and swell head.
! s'tneri4---4l i.e.4 --i----- AA-+-s ii 5Gr
FINE fnr furniture, at ParisoHor-
toms, at lowlprices. uflt p
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SUBSCRIBE for the Record.
ORIGINAL SONG.

HELMBoLD's CONCENTRATED Extract
sarss spafilia; is th5 great Blood Purifier. ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16
Arrest uT toutrterTcitcT

NEW 1okk, DEC. a
To.da, Cunf,d Frafl,ar r. n. and Conrad
Fcatzrr. ir.. were brought before Commits
,ipucr Brtt-. rtptd with forging and
printing. AM ,atkng Tltte- for forging
aud printing counterfeit revenue stamped
checks Alof $50 900 worth u conn
tcrfe,t check ~, =. found on the premises
OF the defer it. WHO are hthogr .phers
at No PIC Ntia.m- street Nineteen
presses, Oh W1.1g'. tLc-ehe, X were worked
off, were al -eil,i at the same place.
Both defeniar re bold. in default of
100000 eacfE. ~ X animation. Tho ar
rests were utie under orders from Col
Whitley, chtrf Il rl,. :, ret service diyis-
ion of the treasury department
Otto X rt1eran, keeper IL retail store
in Hobok II, -Da wIili,m Bags and Rob
ert Park.l a4.tt respectively ~ and 20
years. were today aa-ht before Com
missiou, O-borl.r, on i cia rge Of dealing
III coun',ti'it money II appears that
large rf.'s.'et I ,a'ta.trfeit $50 bill- on
the N .sta Bank Of this city
were pat III rr~n alton IA brooklyn.
Parker and Ha1-- t.,r i, knowleeged
they purchased hiil- from kert-snnn. The
pri.au were sent u jill. the bail Of
ker'l,u,u be,us Gsyd 1t $4,000 and that
of Ba.s. mi Parker at $1,000 each. A
portion Of the counterfeit money has been
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16
iper Is q u0,ei az lo9l- per cent.
= llns.,l r-aal- ac.ire and ,lnse..l.
Nctv York Markets.

+ NEw YoRK, Dec. Ia.
i 'sIto> siea4y. Saies -,rvo lsia- ai2bt. c. fo
4 FpouR Receipts 26,i29 bbls. Market duh an,
heavy, -. lower. sales 40 bbls AZ a. f0ll4 Il
Iar uYeffue state and Western e.. l5as 10 fol
common - choice extra State; 81 yJSt5 % do. eE.
TIA Mc-tern .j55n6.20 good % choice Whit
wheat extra 5.20aS.iO common 20 choice round
bop OHIO; s3.,a6.5O common 70 Tan extra
Is. IouIe sG50Is.5O for good % choice do
closing heavy. Ly~ f0ur quiet and heavy sale,
80 bbis. AZ 81 goG1j.s0. Corn meal guirt Ealer
80 bbi- white western AZ 500
WHISKY fufner. Ea!es 800 bbls. " Western
WTar Market very quiet, ledzc lower
Sales 1900 bush. a. ia fDr No sprBg
y 3oL - for winter rcd and amber western
1901 = iof white western.
KYE-Dul
BAnIEY quiet sales 5 100 bush AZ ais ior
fOur-roved ~ ste. Barley malt dun
Cons Receipts ca bush. Market shade irtner
Sale 1000 bDsh. AZ si.inLlll TOR unsyund
mixed western 81 llGfi.I3 for sound DO: sl 90
FOR now yellow Southern.
oArs shade hrmer. closiDg duh Sales % 900
bush. ~ - for western 80 ass /. f0T state.
HicE Duli halss s. iisTo,s Carolina G.l5.
tOYYgK- tluiof.
hrGAH- Quiet and nominal.
MoLassrs Quiet. 5ales 20 bids. Porto Race
at g.
Hors -oniet, isa17 for American.
pErhotErM Quist NJ l5kI7k for crude
PoHK Heavy and lower. Sales go bills. At
~ Ooe52. 80 tor new mes; .325OzL32.75 Old do
gao 026.o0 for prime and s23.o1s.Jo. 90 prlme
mess. Al-o 900 bbis. new mes seller February
a. ts2oO03j 90. and 100 ibis. city PRIME, seller
Dec. ON private terms.
BEEF- Steady. Sales l75 bbls. at s5.Oodl3.O 90
for new plain mess .l2.OO0i5.OO new extra
mess. Three beef steady. Sales S7j tierces az
80 Qua o. for prime NOR. .27.O0d3D. so for
India m.--. Beef harns steady. sales 100 bbl-. At
t3O.O0lL3l 90 for new.
Ctr MEsTs-Dull. Sales 50 pkgs. at I2cSel3c
snoULDsRs-l7Il7 cts.
HAMs-Mtddles auief Sales 40 boxea Curn-
berland cut, u &C.; 80 boxes short ribbed lekc
DRESSED Hoo--Heayy at l34ll3x for west
I'm.
LARD Heavy. Sales $40 tierces at 1919,
chiefly lsl6lsE for steam 1917 FOR kettle rem
derei. Also, $50 tierces steam, sellers February,
on private terms.
BurTER- Dul at eoas3c. for Ohio Scas for
State.
CHFTsR -Quiet At IcalTk
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16
Telegraph, Items.

The municipal election ~ Ogdcns.
burg. y Y. yesterday. resulted in The
election Of d 4. q Bridges, Rep, mayor,
and the balance Of the city Republican
ticket
Robert Sawtoll, a freight conductor
on the Like Shore Railroad, fell from HE
train near Clyde. O., yesterday, receiving
such injuries H. 10 cause hi- death soon
after.
Neal Mclaughlin. sho ha. been on
trial in Philadclphin, for completely in
the Brooks assassination case. was ester
day found guilty
Benjamin Teachout, convicted Of
murder, in having poisoned his wife In
Wyoming county, ~ Y, and sentenced to
be hanged on the 2ith of December, has
had his sentence commuted t. imprison-
ment for life.
Perkins morocco factory in Charles
town, Mass. burned Monday night. Loss
$4,000; happily covered by insurance.
A fire at Point Levi. F. Q last Mon
my hiSh' u'otiog's large HOlci anu
two other buildings
Cornelius c. Donahue of Titusville,
Pa, yesterday obtained a verdict in the
Supreme Court against the Erie Railroad
Company Of $50, 900 for damages sustained
at the Mast Hope disaster.
The steamer City of Brussels which
left New York on the 4tb, arrived in
Queenstown early on the 18th. This is
claimed by her officers to be the shortest
transatlantic passage on record.
Officers Moore and Moorhead, in
attempting to arrest three professional
thieves in Plattsburgh, yesterday, were
both shot, the latter seriously. The
thieves were arrested.
"A committee Of the Tennessee Legis-
islature TO whom was referred the subject
Of woman suffrage, have made majority
and minority reports, the former opposed
10 and the latter in favor Of granting IT,
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MlarriaGeS.

| JONES JOHNSON At the Stevens House
| In this village, December 18th, by Rev Il. Mills
Rev. Zebulon Jones OF Rlp.on, VI aud Mis-
Phebe j. johnson OF Hubbar,lton, Vt.
SrEELE-BR AINERD In st. Adams, Des
Sth. by Rev II c. Rugs assisted by Re-, JOSEPH
Steel, Charles q. Steele at Mlidrbury, anC
Katie W BI'iinerd OF st Adams.
BRO JkS ALDRtCu In Shrewsbury. Dec
18th, 10y E"v. GEORGE : ,tuefnscy, Benton v b
Brosks and Fideim ". Abrieh.
ORMsBY FOSTER In this village, Dec. 5
by Rev. A. f. Bailey, George l.. ormsby .no
Minnie r. Foster, both of Rutland.
AUSTIN NEWELL. In Shelburu, De an
by Rev. Bennett Eaton, Rev. Joseph T Austin OF
East Pittsford, TO Clara Newell of Beehmtato,yn
MY.
REYNOLDS = KuBURN In Manchester
Dec I'd. by Rev. r. 5. Cushman, Herbert &
Reynolds and Julia A. kilburn, bothet Man
chester
coWEE HALE At Benson, Doc sri. b.
Rev ii + Austin, Franklin ". Cove as, I.ucy
Z. II ale ali Of Benson.
PIERKEPONT Low IN BROOKLYN H.,sht..
\. \ Dec 9Th, by Rev. Benz. Ii. Pa ilocs u -
assisted by Bishop Littlelohn and Rev Frtucl-
vinton, ID D., Henry Evelyn Pierre pou;, Jr.. "a
Ellen A., daughter Of 4. a. Low, L a.
ROOD MEEKER At Hebron, \ Y ~.
sth, by Rev. Cyrus Meeker, Frank NJ Z .ei AZ
Hampton, \. y, ana Elvira T. Meek,:, aausA.
ter o. the officiating clergyman
KELSEY-GRICE In Franklin. N.y s5h
by Rev j X Munsel, Calvin b. Kelsey II y hit
ing, and Julia II Griec OF Franklin
HOlT- ALDRICH In woodst ,uk De. "a.
by Key }. Boyden, David NJ. Hoyt and Nrtt,,. l i.
Aldrich.
HYDE -HOUGHrON- In Belloss Fall,. Dee.
9Th, by Key. Charles ). Hale, Charles y Hys.
and Mary l.. HOughton, both of Believe FIJI.
TODD DECAMP In Bellows Pals. Dec. > >,
by Rev. Cyrus Hamlin, William F. Todd of III
GU, Illinois, and Helen l.. DeCamp u X jckius
ALLEN-JA In Lockport y. y
Dec, LIST, by Rev. j. b. Wentworth u D.. John
Allen, Esq Of New York City, formerly OF Paw
let, and julia Z. Jackson, youngest daue liter o.
james jackson, Esq. ,oi Medina, y Y.
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Arrest Of COunterfeiterS.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
NEWS BY THE CABLE
Interesting General News.
New York News.

| NEW YORK Dec IA.
| There is u rumor this afternoon tina
chief appraiser Horner has seized a larg,
| amount of sugar for alleged undervalua
| ton.
The detectives have not yet discovered
the whereabouts of either Gray or Pratt
the alleged State bounty bond -windlers
f. Fink, who negotiated some 81 the loan.
made by cry X Pau ~ the altered
bonds, l. n.uirr-','n-, At * min ,tinu be-
fore the gpvefnIa. nmiftrr If th,. stock
exrhaug" Hes-rs .I,t C.~,ke ~ Co deny
the report that they purchased some OF
the altered bonds from Gray. There is a
rumor on the street this afternoon that
has been arrested in Philadelphia,
which is prn'sbly unfoundei
The Bola II G.,nv .ssers report Nese-
bit elected alderman in tho 9Th district
over Floreucs Sctunell, anti-Tammany,
by IS majority
II is reparr,i.n Hahakcn r'st Thomas
Greenwood. 81, fis,pp.rri from West
Hnbokcn o. Il, - II De- .r,h.r, was
murdered anl ra'b,l BY persons who
purs uel him from Nm York. 1t appears
that Greenwood VII" ,-tmr to West Ho-
boken - live some time last year. re-
ceviel from ha late home in Illiu"is
s. 600 IN Il DIS he So lat ~,,.p
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

THREE TIMES THREE FOR ENos-
BURGH At the town meeting in Enos-
burgh Monday, it was voted by nineteen
majority to aid the Missisquoi Railroad to
the amount of eight times the grand list
of the town. That was the third meet
ing held for the purpose, and though
every influence has been brought to bear
and every prejudice been played upon to
defeat the measure, the result is such as
might reasonably have been expected from
that enterprising and intelligent people.
They have thought, not merely twice but
thrice, before acting, and now we count
upon them an ally all the more power
full for this deliberation. The road is now
almost assured-G Adams Messenger.
Rutland has voted twice for the Rut-
land & Woodstock Railroad, and why are
not the commissioners and friends of the
road at work TO secure the assent of the
Taxpayers and voters Are the people
of Rutland blind TO their true and per.
mauentl Interests They IRE the comment
of all people of the other enterprising
towns of the State, who are bound to go
ahead of W., unless we act ON something
or somewhere.
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Ihr spanish aunboats.

MN YORK, DEC. IT,
Mr. Webster. counsel for The Spanish
government, appeared before the court to-
day and moved for dismi--al ~ the
libel. against the spanish gunboats The
court granted the motion II il prob,tle
that hfteen Of the vessels will get away
by tomorrow The greater part 81 tod y
was occupied III shipping their CHIEF IN
gineer- The Spni-h minister as- ,c-
tive during The dry Engineers, frcmen
and cod heavrrs rfe ordered 10 report on
board rly Wedne-i,y morning.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

|A0AkU00nD - nhn6nonH - - tsaAl
today - - ~ = ssAAw tsoow vsiss -
vUs ~ ~ hmwDaE4 - - 49, ~ ~
60 - ~ s& LIN - i3k. - . - - Ii
- . oaDssssd vsgAt; 81 49, = 10 - lie
49, hsi1nD saa ovs q ieso ~; tn1hssaa
OaA0 q = - ee ~ .. \. Dosn ~ tn go
Tx. bssst TX. to u ilks: ~ shsss ysess
- s1ses - Ibs saeA - lsK; nins - vsas aaAa
|oeoa \ y. ou1Ean ~ - oGss It I'm - l3xc
- y. y. @. Kinhau aeAt osss q non 10 10
IL - .. \. A nlssha.A tn thsse ysa1 on
sessu Iron lie. to 1ne Se; ious tvs ysU Cd
hsl1uuSbs q - On TIL i0e- n sapDsy a -
.. -. xal 9 this $1,000 = falling - and bseses
49,. >stainsl. Ths qualsty u slso b-tses.
N. Ho,hr..,. "a % shssp. Us ibs. sssh q se -
ID. Q. sasspsr ss, .. |" easA. o.s.s fsas.:
rs, At >a.so. Up. 1evh- r..-ss
NV. Loehs liz. ss 4xe pr :. m
los, - 400 Per head. Pries . Ho, 49,
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To Our Patrons.

Daring the next few weeks the sub
Srriptions OF many hundreds Of our sub
.crlhcrs will expire, and we trust it is not
necessary for us TO remind any of them
that our terms are tnrmfa52y cash IN od-
rrtfe. This being our rule, su bscribers
who hnd their papers suddenly cut
oH can blame no one but themselves.
We hope, however, to lose none,
tut on" the contrary, add largely
go our list OF subscribers, especially in
Rutl4nd Addison, Windsor and Benning-
r,u ..onn'l,s 10 the local news of which
80. ar. drNotiug especial attention. The
NEEKIY HERALD Tor 1869, We propose
spare no pains IN making the most at
r,rtiyc journal of the State, containing
rcfully prepared articles. Al i'm
port mt transporting events, the latest news
b., telegraph and from our correspondents,
reliable market reports, and other features
which We intend shall make it A
FIKSr-CLASs FAMILY PAPER Having
kept our promises to our friends IN the
past in respect to the leading features of
our paper, we hope they can rely upon us
in future, to a sufficient extent to renew
their subscriptions and induce their neie h.
bors to send in their names
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a Panic at Sea.
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, Nov. 30, ,
VIA HAVANA. Dec. ID.

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, Nov. 30,
VIA HAVANA, Dec. ID.
The steamer Estell,, while sailing from
Cape Haytien 10 Port au Prince, sprung
a leak on the night OF Nov. 81. A large
crack was discovered below the water line,
upon discovery Of which panic ensued
among the passengers aud crew. Five Of
the passengers, including Mr.. Gregg,
American Consul at Kingston, escaped in
small boat and reached Ban Nicolas.
A perfect psndemonium followed. The
efforts Of tbs officers Of ths Estslls 10 kesp
her shoat, enabled the steamer 70 reach
Ben Nicolas early On Sunday, whore .shs
was met by schooner, which took her
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16
It"bbery IsInIira.

ELNfEi, Dec IA
The Office of the Northern Central Rail
road Comp ny IA tA.- oi'y SIS. broken
into between midnight u l-t night aud
five O'Clock this morning The sale sas
blown open aud checks aud drafts
amounting ~ over $4,000, together with
$4,000 ia lrarnhlck-, were stolen The
payma.ter had arrived IN town, which
fact WAS probably kngan - the burglars.
No cln" hn- b"en obtained - ~ pcrpe-
traitors q 10" robh.ry TIE payment u
check- lnt irtn, hr. been stopped.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

a SENATE 49,
81 WASHINGTON, Dec. ~
Nr. Howard o0uesa . resolution Will
Iwns agreed %. jnstrucdng the coWmittse
ON dnsnce 20 inquire and report vhstAss
it BE- not advissbIs % reduce the psualtisd
msationed IN the intsEnal rsvsnas 81 q
July Goth. 1893. q sl5n - g
NJ. Cole submittsd Q RESOLUTION In.
structing the finance committee to inSu
into the expsdiency of imposing tax o.
ono dollar Per gallon upon all distilled
spirits and Of collecting the tax upoa IL
distilled spirits by taxing the capacity Of
stills. At his request it was laid on the
table for the present.
Mr.. Morrill, Of Maine, announced the
death of William Pitt Fesssndeu, Late
Senator from Maine, and eulogissd his
character at length. He was followed BY
Senators Sumner, Trumbull, Anthony.
Williams, Morrill, Of Vermont, Catteil,
Patterson, Davis, Vickers and Hamlin.
Resolutions of respect proposed by Mr..
Morrill, were then adopted and the Senate
adjourned.
Mr.. Kelly presented memorial Of the
National Colored Labor Convention, pray
ing that surveyed public lands in South
ern States may be subdivided into tracts
of 40 acres each, and any freedmen
who shall sottle on one of said subdivided
tracts and cultivate the same for one year,
shall secure a patent for the same, the
title of said land to rest in the settler and
his heirs, and to be inaliensble for period
of ten years from the date of entry, and
further, that grants of public lands made
by the government to Railroad cor
porations of the Southern States, and for
feited by reason of noncompliance with
the conditions annexed to such grants, be
not revived, but that land embraced into
such grants, be brought within the opera
tion of the homestead act.
The House went into committee of the
whole on the census bill. and discussion
followed on the amendment offered veg
erday by Judd and Coburn, providing
r. the apportionment of representatives
ne 1t August. Mr.. Coburn finally with
Ire his. and Judd's was rejected, "a
,yan INST 90.
nj, ;. Garfield moved to strike out section
a. ". iich proposed to fix the number of
eprea, ntatiyes, and the section was struck
mt
To 80 ton 20, requiring statistics of
Railroad and Canal companies of coast
wise trad. and lake and inland river nav
CATION. Mr. Garfield proposed to add ex-
re :. telegr iph, and life, fire and marine
nsu fance eol npanies.
N. Inger-o Il offered an amendment re.
uirinp .t,ti- tics from bankers and
rokcr- which was adopted.
Mr.. Cox EXPIRE 'sei the opinion that the
i'll was overload. with inquisitory re-
uirements which would delay the COM
letion of the Gems, = ten years.
Pending di.ensi. rs AT 3lj o'clock, a
Message wa receiv, d from the S-nate,
nnouncing ~ prooe, alne- Ia reference
D the death of Senator fes-endsn.
Eulogie- of the late enatOr were pro-
ounced by Represei naii'es Lynch,
'etrr-, Hale. Brooks Of ! >ew York, and
twe-. after which the III, 'nse adjourned
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16
Nebraska and WYOMING.

CnC 400. Dee II.
a special from Omaha say Parties
from Lincoln report Cox Butler waver-
ing A. Ia ~hrt herto call lu cxtr. session
Of the Ncbrlsk legislature While he
Is auS iou, 10 have the Fifteenth amend
mcni ratified. there j., great pressure
against calling ,u extra session made bv
citizens of Platte r.nnts. Who fear hat
members from north Of Platte Will take
the opportunity - pas measures detri-
mental q tan section. The Wyoming
Legislature adj urn"d so.e az, Saturday.
Gov. Campb.ll signed the Woman suf-
frage bill md II j. nov a law OF the ter
ritory.
The Denver Petite Railroad i eom-
pletci ;u Essn~ station
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16
deaths.

HOPKINS In orwell Dec l. D4yi, IloI-
kins, aged - years.
JAMES-ln Weybridge, Dec j.h Deacon
Samuel James aged IS years
IOVE-In Bennington, Dec 4th Hon Martin
j. Love, NJ. d., aged IS years
HARRlS-In Bennington, Dee an Charles
Y. Harris, son OF Edward Harris, aged - years
HtBBELL-In bennington, Dec 9Th, Aaron
l.. Hubbell, aged 80 years.
BUTLER Ii Plymouth, Dec sth Cordoba
Ru'lar. oJa1 So raa
DAMON-In Woodstock, Dec. 81, Florence r
Damon, daughter Of W L.-s++d 5. NJ Damon.
aged years.
DICK ERMAN- In Mt. Holly AZ the residence
OF Leyerett Ives Dec It'll, Judson b. Dicktrmar
aged i3 years.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

The stock rXeh Ange hss appointed q 60 mmdtSs
10 receive proposals for the site Of the ne~ stock
exchange, and notification has been received
from property owners in the vicinity of City Hail
PARK, that they are preparing specifications.
This j. because Of exh0rbltant rents at tbs
prresnt site.
Bounty loan frauds have destroyed the con.
ndence among bankers and money lenders 10
such an extent that many loans were called IN
to-day, and the money not again loaned out.
Somc parties were also calling in loans for to-
morrow. This action is not taken with any view
TO locking up Inoney, but simply for protection
until lie iull extent OF the frauds Is discovered.
Some u the banks report a demand for currency
from the South and Southwest In view Of these
facts, stringency in the money market Is quite
natural.
Discount market Is quite dull and prim BUSH
-. - :. ..,.....l -. in.,la -. -.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

TIE BEsHIAGros IRos MIsEs.-The
Burden, Of Troy, have sold or leased their
ore beds in Bennington, am hat work in
them will soon be resumed The Banner
adds: eve hope this Is -. and if it
should prove true, We trust very induce
ment will be held out to new corners to
work the mines to their utm at capacity,
by way Of freighting &c, which means
railroad, az we read Bennington English.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

SUDDEN DEATH AT PoULTNtY. We
| learn of the sudden death of DR.. Ebenezer
Porter of East Poultney which occurred
on Monday afternoon under the following
circumstances He was driving between
the East and West villages, and some
wagon to the ground and went Immediate
ly to his relief and found him dead. The
body was taken up and conveyed to "a
house near by DIR. Porter was son OF
Thomas Porter of Tinmouth, and was
about 60 years of age. He studied medi-
cine and graduated at Casteton Medical
College. He has practiced medicine in
Ponltney for more than thirty years. He
married daughter OF the late Dr. Adrin
kendrek, long well-known physician
of Poultney She survives him.
In connection with the above melan-
choly event we have rather serious acct
dent 10 record. 1t seems that after the
body of DR.. Porter was cared for, a couple
of gentlemen took his team and started TO
communicate 10 his family the sad intelli-
gence of his death. After driving fo-
some distance toward East Poultney they
encountered man in wagon who was
intoxicated. and though they gave him
more than his proper share OF the high
way, were unable TO avert collision be-
tween the vehicles, which took place,
smashing both badly and throwing the
three occupants to the ground, the drunken
man with SO much force d. to break one of
his arms Who he was We have not
learned
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APPOINTMENTS Among the late ap-
pointments as special agents OF the
Treasury Department, we notice the
names of Reuben NJ Kimball and George
T. Morehouse of this State.
-SHERBURNE.-The following persons
in Sherburne received bounty from the
State treasury on Bears from September
l, 1868 to September /, 1869: John G.
Allard, SO; Elisha Cotton, $40; Benja-
min Markham, $40 Total, $65.
The following amounts were paid Tor
services: L. II. Hodgeman, Superinten'
dent of schools in 1868, $l8,-also for re-
turning votes, $500. Total, $2o,eo
John johnson, $3.50 for returning votes
Warren 8. Clark enlisted from bher'
burne July 10, 1858, deserted July 20
1865, from Go. K. 18th Regiment Veteran
Reserve Corps.
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" cstcrn News.

lSDIANApoLIs, Dec IA
The Republican State Committee have
issued n call for censeu,inn On the 22d
of February.
Indications are that large number of
officers and soldiers will be in attendance
here at the re uninn Of the Army of the
Cumberland, tomorrow