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The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1869-03-02

BY ruE Gross Our friend Louis Mil
Ter has been absent several days at Van
Buren,, and we did not know what had
become Of him until Monday when
Judge Ogden came over and informed us
tat Louis WAS in Xa8 BapgEfR, ttfsii Nwe Weigh:
ed Is pounds at its birth, and everybody
knows the Judge never exagerates. This
event secures the building Of the railroad
between Van Buren, and Fort Smith and
then we will sure enough have Van Blu
ren by the Gross. -Hrald. ...... ..
Generally speaking, Judge Ogden de
viatcs but little from the truth but in
this case, however, he has gone it rather
heary. Young 2ucks aSout town, would
be pleased to hear of the Judge CONG
half as well---ssy, "a lbs.
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F.- Major Tatum, the negro, that kill
ed Rev. Mr., Mcrrcll was tried, convicted
and sentenced at Little Rock, to be hung
on Friday the 25th day of March next.
The Gorcna SAYS ''i .H0 ..
"Tne negro Tstum has confessed his
guilt, though from his rambling account,
his tale is not very clear The rcmorse
Of conscience has deranged his mind
somewhat, and his statements are rather
conflicting at present. From what could
be learncd, il seems that Mr. Mcrrcll had
taken his pocket book from his pocket
and placed II before the fire to be dried,
Il having become wet during rain that
fell the previous evening, and while lean
ing forward to arrange Il, the negro eau
tiously slipped behind him. picked up an
axe lying near by and struck him in the
back of the head with the blade. The
murdered man fell forward and attempted
to rise, getting on HE knees, when the
negro became frightened, thinking that
Merell would shoot him, but he sank
forward on his face again aud expired"
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1869-03-02
as- On and after the 18th February

last all smoking, fne-cut chewing tobac-
co, and snuff in the hands of dealers, not
packed and stamped with tax paid stamps
rs required by the new law, must be so
packed and stamped at the expense of the
owner or holders before being sold or
offered for sale, though tax may have
been previously paid on it. Heavy pen
altios are attached to violation ofthe law,
besides conGscation of the tobacco. All
interested should take particular notice.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
Maine Election,
AUGUSTA ME-. Sent 81

AUGUSTA, ME-, Sept 81.
The entire vote Of the State has been
received except from 81 small towns and
plantations. The total exceeds all c-ti-
mates. reaching 1880, Of which Cham
bcrlain received 50,90l, Smith 3S,277 and
Hichborn 5,642; Chamberlain's majority
over both, 1885.
Last year these cities and towns gave n
to,nl vote Of 13l ,2G6. Of which Chamber
lain's receipts were 1885, and Hillsbury
So, 43l; Chlmherlain's majority, 20,40i.
The towns and plantations not yet heard
from, gave las. year a total vote Of SIG
Chnmberlain's majority THE year will be
5000
The Senate stands % Republicans, 4
Democratic. Democratic gain one. House
stands | IL Republicans to "a Democratics,
with four districts to hear from. Last
year the house stood, Republicans 121,
Democratic 80. Real Republican ma
tori,y this ycnr, adding Chamberlain and
Hichborn- vote is 40, &C.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
MarrilurS.

rICH -NEGRATH I'm North Charleston, N.
H., SEPT 9Th. hy Rev. J. ii Hilmln. N.lrop y
Ia h, of Msndon, ind Fannie A. Mc2rath, OF
Ch,reston, n. II
spArL DING -ELLsWoRTH-In W Com
wall Sopt Al, by Rev. w !. Palmer. l.. W.
Of CnrnHali.
by Rev. w. /. Smith a l.. Gilmore, aud Mary
Jane Ko.s.
EMMETT TENrIE. On wedne-at.y sept.
lI'h, AZ nan, Wee chester Co ;, by tn XIV. j.
McAlpine Ii4Idng G. T,mpe Enmet Of San
Francesca cal. " III en- j., thrd daugh' ~ OF the
late Col, itoncr, fmm"t Temple, If Albany.
GI,YNN rERRY-In whitehall, s-pt. oh.
by rev Mr.. hin, Charles Glynn and 'a,lis Perry
OF Whitehall.
EFcKwIrH .-nrNNIs Ia whi.oa.ll, sept.
9th. by fev. -. y. James \. VI. Bcckwith, and
Miss l.. Dennis OF w hitchtl.
STEvERs BARBER. In brandon, Aug. &c,
By Rev. +. Tuxhury, Royal r. SI.Sa!4 and Hary
A Barber OF Corn all.
CHANEERLAIN-- PIcOYR- In Br.naon
Sept. 5th. hy Rev +. fuxhury, Charles Chamber
lam and Matilda T. IIcoyr, b,th II Orwell.
SrEVESs-YAW,-In Chi'tcnden. Aug Isl,
By Reuben Harris. Esq, John stevens of IT. Ann,
N. Y, and Mary NJ. Yaw, of hittenden.
VAUIGN DAVENPORT - In Chittenden
Sept l6.h, b. Reuben Harris, Esq. Wiliiam
Vaughn OF Putnan, n. Y, ana Hattie davenport
OF CGtt' u.!.n
f'rI LER-LfNCOl.S.-!n East waIlinsforf
Sep. 18Th by Rev. }. Fletcher y. d.. Elmin
Fuller, and Emma L. Ii"cpln, both Of East
Wall ford
SHERM AS-ARCHER AT the same time
and place. and 10y t1e same, STEPHENS. sherman
OF Ea-' Waingiorh, and Luella 2. Archer OF
Mt Holly.
DONOVAN - BALDWIN. - In Pittsburgh,
S.pt ~, at st. Johu's Church, hv Rev Father
M,irnoy, Mrs. Margaret Il. D,npvan, and Mr.
Arthur BALDWIN.
GIYNN-H pI.cOMB.-In Rutland, sept
18Th, 10y Rev. O. Cunningham, Mr.. George w.
olynu, and Hiss Helen {. Ho!cornb, both OF kut-
land.
sHONJE -BECLOIE.-In Rutland, Sept. 9th,
by Rev. Leland Howard, Mr.. George A. Shynie
al D.xbuIy, VI. and Mira. May b.olo,e, Ut kut-
land
oUITrERFIEID-ROW F.-Inhutland sept
18Th, by Rev. Leland II ward Dir. Ahner QUIT
teriield Of Poestenkil, y. Y, AMI Mrs. Mary
Rowe # Rutland, w.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

- bssa allowed smounted to Sl6 900 Der
snnsn, and also that the con sold u.ner
10 10 cosssen ct ssses which gave him a
sin esesssr fsal bee G20A -
Other irsssuldsitis 40 also reported in
the binding department, but no particu.
lars are yet given.
Rigid investigations Gro progressing,
and implicated parties have bssn dis
missed.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
UniversaBsst Convention.

BUFFALO, Sept Il.
The United States Convention of Uni
versalists met at ten this morning at the
Church Of Messiah.
Rev. J. g. Bartholomew Aubern vas
chosen president, and Rev. J. M. Pullman
of N. Y. secretary.
At the opening delegates were present
from Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont,
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connect.
cut, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland,
District of Columbia, Alabama, Ohio, In
diana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa,
Minnesota, Missouri, Kansas, and Ne
braska.
The Executive Board presented the re-
port, which was referred'to a committee
of one from each State.
The report announced the death OF Rev.
DR.. Lee, of N. Y. member of tho board
Ais, the resignation Of Rev. DIR. Brooks,
of Philadelphia, ~ secretary, and the
temporary appointment Of Rev. J. N.
Pullman in HE place,
Rev. A. w. Bruce, OF Indiana, read a
report of Sunday Schools, showing the
cause to be generally prosperous, and re-
commencing closer union between Church
and SUNDAY School.
Rey.C L Ri1ford, Ohio. read the an
nu.l renort ousthe stat. of the Church,
brief document.
Rev. F. III. C,pen. Mass Tread n renort
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
DeatIls.
BLOSSOM In Rutland, August 10th, tirac.t
ii. blossom, aged 10 InoAths and lGdays

BLOSSOM In Rutland, August 10th, Grac't
III. blossom, aged 10 months aud lGdays
"uone from this earth.
Little nnooent doyo,
by angel host borne
To regions oflovei
Our dear angel Oracle
HIS lief. no Alas
Now u
The days d,eary tiipt pass.
Loved while on earth,
I;ut all ! bitter rghs,
Now that she's gono
I,eif enid OF the sbi's
Escape from us! Wen,
God surc'y knows best;
He has taken our Oracle
She's swcetly at rest.
Her sweet little prattlc,
And Innocent mirth,
Nc'cr more will be heard
ON this dreary, cold earl
Gone with bright hosts
OF anycs u dwell
Gone 10 the Summer Land
sweet one farewell =
HART-At East WalhngfDrd, Sept. 10, Mra.
Almira, vie Of Phil, d. Hart, aged q year,
ALLEN-In Rutland, Sept. 2lst, George w.
Allen, aged 81 years and g months.
PRATT n Wells, Eept. H. Amelia y. Pratt,
81 consumption Agei II years, sIn)nths aud -
days.
REYNOLDs-in Orwell, Sep. Il, Miner Rey-
nrlds aged "a years.
LaDD In Detroit, Mich. on Friday, Sept. 10,
Eva Gertrude, second eughter Of L. w. and G..
s. Laid, aged IS years, months ana IL days.
MORGAN.-In East Clarendon. Sept. goth,
MIS-. Sophia Morgan, aged So years, Widow Of
4. II. Morgan.
KIMBALL.--In Vergenncs, July 3Oth, Carlos
r. Kimball, aged IS years.
WODD.-In whitehall, N. Y, Sept. 9th, Gym
thia wife of Isaac Wood, aged 70 years.
GRAVES. In West Salisbury, Aug. 20, Luz
cretia y. wife OF Roswell A. Graves, and daugh-
ter OF T.. q. and Harriet Bigelow, aged 81 year,
and ! months.
SANDERSON. In Brandon Sept. Eth, Da-
via Sanderson, aged 10 years.
EDSON-In st. Adams on Saturday Sept. H.,
at the residence Of her father. Esther L., wife OF
Amos w. Edison, aud daughter OF Joseph and
E. her Jacques aged q years aud months.
THOMA5.-In Salisbury, August Goth, 1863,
Adelaide p. Thomas, wife Of w II Thomas, and
daughter of X. Hitchcock, OF Wet Haven, Vt,
aged IS years and B months.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
aiuis Senators Elected

The following axe the Senators whc
were elected To- tho next Legislature a
the annual election on the 7th inst.
iH'Son CuUaV VIM. Phelps Nash,
Rn,ru j, Jur-
Bnhington Martin J, Love, Franklin
II. Owls.
LhHGeHdCn E b Green, A Il. Hal
bort, q q Benedict.
CdeioaM Harley NJ. Hall. Horace
Fairbanks.
Esas George N. Dale.
Franhlin w. II. Hutchinson, Il. j
SAKE, HOMER +. Royce.
GIund klc Jed Z. Ladd.
LaHloiile-l X. Camp.
Orungo-Ro-well Farnham, Jas. Hut
crimson.
Or1eanS WIN. c. Eikins, Jerry E.
Dickcrman.
Rqtttnd- Merritt Cllrls, George A.
Merrill, Luciu- Copeland.
Wushthgton Charles Dewey, Charles
III. Heath, j. III. Hastings.
Wdtlham - David Goodell, II. IL
Wheeler.
Windsor William Collamer, Albert G.
Dewey, William nj. Pingry.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

= o'clock Tho Annual address by Col.
Wheelock g. Veazey, of Rutland.
Immediately after the Address, the
Award OF l'remiums will be announced.
3o'clock. Trial of speed, open to the
world, for Society Premium of $3.50.
Between the heats Of this race. trials OF
speed for two and three years old horses,
will take place.
. o'clock. Gates will close, and ami.
mails and articles be removed from the
grounds.
The general arrangements and exer-
cises ON the grounds will be under the
supervision of Col A. 8. Cook, the Mar.
shal.
A Brass Band will be in attendance on
both days.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
Convention Called.

New YORK, Sept. 81.
The committees appointed by the Citi-
zens' Association, Chamber OF Commerce
and Produce Exchange, has called con-
vention of the representatives Of all the
Boards and Associations throughout the
State, interested In the management and
trade Of canals, to meet in New York on
the 10Th Of October To confer for the pur-
pose Of insulating reforms in the manage
mcnt Of canals. The committee of the
Citizens Association charge that the con.
di'ion of canals is deplorablc, that the
State money has been fraudulen,ly dis
posed Of, etc. and suggested reforms
needed and pointed out the officers who
have been guilty Of negleotinsi their
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
Democratic State COnvcn ton


SYRACUSE, Sept. 81.
Nearly all tho delegates to the Demo-
cratic State Convention have arrived.
Mayor Hall, Sweeney, Tweed and George
is said Horntio Seymour, though chosen
delegate, will not take part in the pro-
cee1iug. The most prominent candidates
tonight are: for Court of Appenl- judi
sor Latt Of Kings, Hand of Essex and
Earl Of Hirker 9 er County. For Judges ::
Comstock, Gray and Parker; for Canal
Commissioner, w. w. Wright; for State
Prison Inspectors F. L. Latin Of Ulster,
Tho4. Kearney of Albany, Jas. Stems of
Oneida, and "A dozen others. The re-
nainder Of the ticket will consist of the
present State officers and incumbenfs.
There IRE At least n dozen names mention
cd for this nomination. Slocum is men
toned for temporary chairman, and It.
Gov. Beach will be made permanent Pres
ident. The platform will be rather Con-
servative 1t will not 20 as far a. the
Ohio, nor will it be copy Of that Of
Massachusetts, democracy. It's leading
points will be demand for restoration of
the southern States general amnesty, a
fulfilment of the obligations Of control
with regard to government bonds, oppo-
sition to tho proposed fifteenth amend
ment, opposition to amendments of the
State Constitution, excepting the article
the Judiciary.
There is a general good feeling among
the delegates.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
Grand Lodge OF Good TempIars.

ieo'htSifh, cept 81.
The Grand Lodge Of Good Templars. Of
the State OF New York, met tonight at
10 o'clock.
The morning session was occupied in
the reception, and verifcation Of creden-
tials.
Prior to its adjournment, J. H. Orme,
Right Grand Templnr, Of the Right
Worthy Grand Lodge Of North America,
WAS introduced, and assumed the position
of presiding officer Of the Grand Lodge.
The election Of Grand Officers, was by
resolution, made the special order Of bu-
siness for half past two o'clock.
An allegation being made that Lodge
at Port Jervis was working under Char
ter from the Grand Lodge Of Pennsylva-
mia. The subject, was on motion, referred
to the executive committee. The BUSH
ness meeting then adjourned to eight
o'clock tomorrow.
A large and enthusiastic public meeting
was held at Conway Hall in the evening,
at which speeches were made by Rev.
Silns Ball, Rev. J. II. Orme, Rev NJ. E.
Durham, of The Temperance Patriot.
Rev. T. J.. .Crippen, Rev, w. w. Tyler
and others All of the principal Temper
ance men Of the country are here.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
General News.

NEW YORK, Sept. 81.
Detectives arrived in search of Myers
the absconding defaulter of the branch
of the Montreal Bank at Quebec, who has
been seen in this city. They are conf
dent of recovering large portion Of tia
distracted $4,000.
Ex-Brigadier General Calvin, East
Pratt, has been nominated judge of the
Supreme Court by Democrats.
The store of Genterman Brothers.
Leonard street, was robbed on Sunday OF
nearly fifty thousand dollars worth OF
shawls and fancy goods.
Several officers were badly beaten in
qnelling riot at East New York yester-
day. New York roughs were getters up
of the affair, and most of them wero
badly wounded before it was suppressed.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

LARGE Eaos.-Mr. Smith johnson Of
Ira, brought to our office some hens eggs
yesterday, one of which weighed "a
ounces, and measured eight and three
eight inches, by six and one fourth inches
in circumference, and the others, such as
he says he uses every day in his family,
weighed about half an ounce less, and
were about q half inch less in girtb. The
hen that lays them is a cross of the Brah-
ma and Sea Bright fowl.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
SUSPECTED MURDER IN WHITEHALL

SUSPECTED MURDER IN WHITEHALL
"A MANS BODY FOUND IN LAKE
CHAMPLAIN.-Tne village of Whitehall
was thrown into state of unusual ex-
citement Sunday afternoon by the dis
covery of mans body floating in Lake
Champlain, near q point known as the
Elbow. A stone weighing eight pounds
was attached to the body, which bore
marks about the head and features of hav-
ing been pounded severely, aud was so
badly decomposoi IA to be barely recog-
nizable. 1t is supposed, however, to be
the remains of man named Cole, who
came to Whitehall recently from West
port, where, il il said, he has wealthy and
influential relatives, and after remaining
ia the village some time suddenly disap-
peared. He was last seen in company
with a mnn by the name of Pecor, a har-
dened character, living in the vicinity OF
the Elbow Suspicion is directed against
Pecor, and it !. said he was seen last
week wearint a new pair If shoes belong
In" to Colo. Tine Coroner took charge Of
the remains 81 tho -uppaaed-to-be muir
dered man Conductor Potter Informs
ua that nn examination of Pccor took
place on Monday.
The above failed to get into Tucaday'e
Herald Later Intelligence says: The
Coroner j. still engaged in the invcstiga
ton Of the circumstances attending the
murder of the III n Cole, whose body was
found noating in Lake Chanpain al
Whitehall on Sunday, with IN eight
pound weight attached to it. Enough
evidence hns been adduoed to hold pceor,
who has t'"cn arrested for the crime
Spots of blood have been found upon the
canal boat Ia which he lived, and it il
known that he and Cole had frequent
QUAR- H. The shoes he wore were rccog
nizcd ~. hclongirg To tie murdered man,
whose feet, when the body was discov-
rrcd were ehn"lesa There IL no doubt |
that murder LIS been committed, and
fiat Peeor 's the an'''y p.r.etrstor.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
Insurance Case.

1t appears that lthe insurancelcase al
luded to yesterday was one where there
are two claimants-the children of the
first wife as heirs Of their mother, and the
second wife as creditor to repay kmoney
gambled away in stocks by the husband,
who committed suicide.
The Royal Insurance Company is sued
by both parties, and simply declines to
pay either until decision is given by the
courts which is entitled to the money.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

NEW 4 O1s5kb N1S PE' 80
It appears that the frauds discovered in
the Methodist Book Concern consist in
the alleged fact that son OF DR.. Porter,
one of the agents, has received commis-
sions for the past eight or nine years, Az
eraging not less than z per cent. for pur-
chasing printing paper for the institu-
tion-that is, the agent permitted his
son, who Is paper broker, to charge .
heavy commission for doing what va the
agents duty to do himself Rspoeb ~
that the purchases ON which oommiain
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
Ann unl Exhibition.

LONDON, ONT, Sept 81.
The tweuty-fourth annual exhibition
of the Province of Ontario, commenced in
this city to-day, will continue three days.
Prince Albert, Sir John Young and the
Lt.-GoveYnor of Ontario, will visit the
grounds tomorrow,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

e2 ~ LONDON, Sept 81.
The Paris Correspondent Of The Lcsdou
Times, writes - follows: p = g1
The note Of the American Minister to
the Spanish Government in regard to O..
b, varies both In its tone and conclusion,
from diplomatic communication between
the Spanish Minister at Washington and
the Government, has not yet been sanct-
Toned by the Senate. That body will do
itself credit by refusing to confirm the sp-
Pointment OF man, who has made 80
bad first appearance in diplomacy, of
the United States.
The Diplomatic experience Of Siokles il
limited, and probably insufficient to en-
able him to rightly estimate the value
and effect Of his words Doubtless he II
much surprised at the excitement they
have created, and it will DO difficult for
his government to approve Of them.
Nopretext exists for recognizing the
Cuban insurrection, which does not hold
single town or position, and owes its |
prolongation to action Of climate over it'll
opponents. and to facilities afforded to in.
surgents in thinly peopled country.
The appointment of Sickles as Minister |
to Spain, was greatly criticised.
HALIFAX, Sept. 81.
News from New Foundland, saws. Thu
country is becoming agitated by the con.
federation discussions. Unionists are
well organized, and have large part of
the press in their favor. They have d.
sued campaign papers, and look forward
with confidence to victory at election.
Anti-unionists are by no means idle.
Their steamer has made trips about Co
honey, carrying anti-union speakers, and !
no labor is spared to defeat confederation.
In the course Of few weeks proposi-
ton will be made to the Government Of
Prince Edwards Island, by the Govern
ment of Canada, in regard to the terms
upon which that Island will be received
into confederacy.
II the former government think the
made by the Dominion, fair
and equitable. the House will ut once be
dissolved. The whole question will be
submitted to the people.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

RICHMOND, 6spG 81.
Wa)ksr vas Installed Provinoial Cover
nor at the gubernatorial mansion today,
at noon Gov. Wells turned over the
ohaos to the now incumbent who took the
iron-olad and other oashs Of Office. There
were NO ceremonies and NO DEMONSTRATION
except The gathering Of large crowd,
white and oolossd people, to congratulate
the new Governor, who shook hands With
them.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

been made in January and July in each
year, and they have been five instead Of
four per cent. We cheerfully correct the
error which orept into our icolumns from
an unknown source.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

SYRACUSE Sept. FL.

CfkACUbE,t0ept. q.
A serious break occurred this morning
in the Erie canal at Pools brook, near
kirkville. About ono hundredE5eet Of
emhankmsnt was carried out.
The food washed ont the Central Rail-
road track and temporarily stopped
travel One track il now in use. 1t win
require several days to repair the break.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
Personal.

WHEELING, Va, Sept. 81.
President Grant and family arrived
here this afternoon from Washington.
Governor Stevens called upon him.
President Grant has telegraphed to
General Babcock that he will return to
Washington tomorrow.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23
Ne,v ADVERTISEMENTS.
REAT SALES OF TEAS AMI
VI Cotfees at the Great American Tea Co..
Agency.

REAT SALES OF TEAS AND
VI Cotfees at the Great American Tea Co.'s
Agency.
S7,O59 90
worth sold last year, and stil they
cry 'give US more Of your great Eleven
Dime Teas the Long Arm Chop, and Great sun
sun Chop" Teas from so cents to 81 30 per ID
Our Al Teas are far superor to anything offered
in this market, at higher prices
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Nails. Cutlery, Farming Tools at manufacturer's
prices Pals, Butter Tubs, Wash Tubs ana
Boards.
Canned Fruits at cost for GO days.
Flour il lower-fnest brands always on hand.
We have never pretended to defy composition,
nor to sell cart load Of goods for one dollar, but
We do pretend tn sell more goods for ten dollars
than snv concern this side of New York.
Call and see us before purchasing. 1t pays TO
look around.
Opera House, Merchants Row, kufiand, W:
JAMES z. 0LYNN co.
June 10, 1869. d&vn
EOUND.---CAME INTO THE EN-
Il closure OF the subscriber on the 18th OF
August. Black and White Cow, not IN very good
order. quite old, and was dry. The owner u re-
quested to prove property, pay charges ana 'ake
ne' A" ALEXANDER HUSTON.
Bran Ion, Sept IA, 1869.
37W3wkdls
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scid st last weeks prices. Several slim lot. a.
Zoo peg bead, Others At e7.so, t275, % co. ss.s
600 and e4.2s, and 10. Of good Canada lamb.
at &c per ID.
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CAsTLEToN.-The item of dividend
of four per cent, payable October LIST, hav-
ing been declared by the Castleton Ma
tional Bank, was an error. The dividends
of that bank for the past four years have
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State IF Vermont, Rutland, So.

State IF Vermont, Rutland, So.
l. Henry H. Smith, Clerk of the County
Court far the County of Rutland, do GER
tify that on this seventeenth day OF Sep
TENDER, A. d., 1869, Icanvassed the votes
given by the freemen OF said county, for
Senators, to represent said county in the
Senate of the State Of Vermont for the
year ensuing, and find that Merritt Clerk,
of Poultney, George A. Merrill, of Rut-
land, and Lucius Copeland. of Middle
Der OF votes therefor, are declared to be
elected Senators to represent said county
in the Senate of Vermont for the ensuing
year IA aforesaid.
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