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Burglary.

HARTFORD, Conu-, Nov. y.
The National Bank in Pc rtisnd, Conn,
was entered by burglars lat night.
Their only reward was a few oevenue
stamps and two revolvers. They sabse-
quently stole team and drove to Gxxt
Hartford. The team was found under q
shed this morning.
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Senate bill rslating to the rate Of inter

Senate bill rslatiny 10 the rate Of inter
est.
Senate bill relating to the attendance o.
teachers upon teachers institutes.
Senate bill providing for taxing stock
in trust companies and other named cor
porations organized, or which may be or
ganized under the laws of this State.
Senate bill relating to Phillips Acad
envy and to School District No. 26 in Dan
Vile
Senate bill to incorporate the Plainfield
Building Company.
Senate bill to amend an act to inoorpor'
ate the Village of Rutland and an act in
amendment thereof.
JOINT ASSEMBLY.
At half past two o'clock the Joint As
sembly, convened for the purpose of elect
ing the trustees of the Vermont Reform
School, met pursuant to adjournment.
Hon. Geo. w. Hendee, President of the
Senate, in the chair Geo. Nichols, Secre-
tary of State, clerk.
The first trustee of the Vernon. Re-
form school, Senator Hastings, nominated
Charles Rec, whereupon no other nomi-
nation being made,
Charles Rec of Montpelier. was de-
clared duly elected to that Office for the
year ensuing by ricd ooce vote.
For Second Trustee, Mr. Joyce of Rut-
land, nominated Phillip X. Gleed, second
ed by Senator Dickerman whereupon no
other nomination being made, Phillip X.
Gleed of Morristown, was declared duly
elected to that Office for the year ensuing,
by CiUd U0ce vote.
For Third Trustee, Mr.. Hood of Fair
haven, nominated John L. Mason, second
ed by Mr.. Hinckley of Chelsea where
upon no other nomination being made,
John l.. Mason of Richmond, was de-
clared duly elected iS chat office for the
yoas ensuing.
The Joint Assembly then dissolved. and
the Senate withdrew
ReportS.-From Committe on Railroads
in favor Of Senate bill to amend an act to
incorporate tho iohuantepec Railroad
Company, passed
From the committee on railroads in
favor of House bill III amendment of the
Montpelier & Wells River Railroad Com
pany third reading ordered
From committee on railroads IN ia vcr Of
House bill to incorporate til iur.cillc
Valley Junct;o4 PIi!road company with
Ii ..diaents, which were agreed 10 third
reading ordered
From committee on judiciary in favor
of House bill to amend chapter II, gem
cral statutes, relating to the registration
OF births, marriages and Death; third
reading ordered.
SpeetM O5dr House I.i 10 pay
Franklin Butte, ,ne sum therein named.
Ar. Peabody Of Pittsford, from coIu-
inittce on claims, made a statement of the
claim, that the salary of the Chaplain of
the State Prison is not sufficient, und the
amount named, $50. ougnt to be paid him
the bill was then passed
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CONCohD, ~. H, Nov. {

Josiah Little Pike, who murdered
Thomas Brown and wife, two aged per-
sons, at Hampton Fsll., in May. 1858,
was hanged to-day in the jail yard of this
city. In a speech on the scsRold he said
that intemperance had decided his fate.
A choir of ladies, by his request, sang one
Of his favorite hymns, commencing, " Ny
latest sun is sinking fast, my rnce L. near.
~ run" He died without . struggle.
All members of the pres, who applied.
We're admitted to witness the sesse.
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FIRE N FAIRFIELD The loss by fire
which Joseph Minor Of Fairfield sus-
tanned on the morning of November Sd,
nas sreater thau It first supposed. Aside
from the loss OF two bans and hfty tons
Of hay, Mr.. Minor lost a moving machine
valued AT Sl25, and quantity Of straw and
course fodder and Some rakes and forks
The damage was not less than $500, on
which there was an insurance in the
Earmers' Mntusl OF S400 No trace of
The .neoaditsy has yet been discovered.
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Bishop BroyvneiI's statue.

HARTFORD, Nov. Q.
The bronze statue of Bishop Brownell,
just erected on the grounds of Trinity
College, will be unveiled Thursday
afternoon. at two o'clock, with appropriate
DIR. jackson, President of
Trinity College. Bishops Williams, Clark,
Potter, and others will take part in the
exercises.
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~ LAM, -.
Newton & Thorn onv. b. Howard & Son, VIII
liam Carlisle ct. al, Trustees.-Rutland County
Court, September Term, 1868.
Action Of Assupsit- common money counts de-
handing three hundred dollars. Writ dated Sd
August, 1869.
Because the said Benons Howard and Frank
Howard, the defendants, residA without this
State, to w.t., In the city, county and State Of
New York, and have not had perlonal notice Of
the tendency Of this suit:
IT Is ORDERED. That they be notified to ap-
pear at the next term Of said Court to be holden
1t Rutland, within and for the county Of Rutland
Aforesaid, on the second Tuesday Of March, A. D.
1870, then and there to answer thereto, By pub
fishing the substance of the plaintiffs declara-
ton, With this order, three weeks successvely IN
the Rutland Herald, q newspaper published at
Rutland aforesaid the last OF which to be at least
twenty days before said term, which shall be
deemed sufficient notice.
And day thereof IL given, &c.
HENRY b. SMITH, Clerk.
BRIGGS 4 ORMsBEE, Att'ys for Pits. 45w3w
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From Boston.

BosToN, Nov. 9.
A walking match ID twenty-five miles
for one hundred dollars and entrance
money at the Skating RiEI, was won
last evening by Ettrick, beating John
Olden, an English pedestrian, by three or
four feet Time. three hours. ffY-eight
minutes and thirty seconds.
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Puu.pEIpaI.. Nov. Q.

fHILADELPdIA, NOV. .
The body of Admiral Stewart arrived
here at eight this evening, from Borden
town, and was taken to Independence
Hall by q guard of marines and sailors.
1t will be exposed to public view from
nine until three, when the funeral will
take place. Very extensive preparations
have been made for the funeral Business
will be generally suspended during the
afternoon.
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for the Burial Of Str.
Peabody.
BEVERLY. Mae. Oct. 9

BEVERLY, Mass, Oct ..
The Trustees of Peabody Institute have
directed that the building be closed until
the remains Of Peabody arrive. The In
stitute will be appropriately draped. and
other arrangements made for the funeral,
The remains are expected early in Decem-
Der by the steamer Scotia.
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LONDON, Midnight Nsv. 3

LONDON, lHidnight) Nov. 3.
The inaugural banquet Of the Lord
Mayor Of London took place tonight At
Guild Hall Isnbsss Of the Ministry,
Forsign Ambassadors, and largo and
Distinguished oompsny were preset.
0ladsssssi replied TO the toas to H~
19sjsstys llinistsrs. On rising hs was
loudly eAssrsd- BE rsturnsd thnb Sos
IL honos, anA ~ ~ good feeling a
- ei1issus tswasas ths 0ovsennsst w.
= sasa al isdlsatioa u common ssati.
nsnS psvsaiag ths land. ~ 81
rlGr. 0ladstaass. spsseh vas a nah
lsngth, Il was Of nsosssity omittsds-KD.l
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COMMISSIONERS

~ The undersigned, having been appointed By
the Hon. Probate Court fog the District Of Rut-
Land. CommiMionen to receive, examine and ad-
Just IN claims and demands Of Ill pezsons against
bOrcas livingston, late Of Mount Holly IN saad
Digtxict, deceased, hereby give NOTICE that Ne
Vill MEET Ia the purpose Of exaznining md sl-
lowing said claims 1t the Town Clerk's 900. In
Nouns Holly, on the Last Mondays Of Dscemesg
ind April nsxt, nom O'Clock p. N, uettl
. clock, 3. m, eash Of sid days, and that IL
InOnfhe 6om The second day q November, A.
d. loeo, = the time limited b caid Court Sof
exnanina&apa and e6Ovance.
De4o4 s Nsunt Hdlys tAis 9Th day q Novem-
~ Z; 2; -, rrprv e sss a1
61 R65rc f1HiaastxrrsR, c'.-'
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Nsiu notwithstanding.

HORSE LOST. - FROM THE
i l. Pasture of Frank Mussey IN Mendon. A
medium sized brown French Horse, with black
tail. He was five years old and weighed about
900 pounds. Waslast seen in pasture about three
weeks since. Any one giving Information where
he can be found will be suitably rewarded
A. A. IMNER.
Shrewsbury, W., Nov. s, 1863. i5w2w'
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MASON & HOADLY'S
WI Method FOR the
Pr A NO FOR f.

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in private aching and which has proved 10 be
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necessary III tterial To train pupils IN the most
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aim at only moderate proficiency, Il Is supe-
rIoras self-Instructor. Containing the Acc Mt
Exercises invented by Mr.. Mason. and found III
no other work.
By WM. MASON and L. ). HOA .I-I.
Price with either American roreign Finger
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OLIVER DITSON & CO, Boston.
q. Ii DITSON & co, New York.
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ST.. ALBANs During the month Of
October, there was shipped from this
place A .3s7 tubs OF butter, $500 boxes Of
cheese. and 20 eases Of spring water.
- While IL sw.rtot.. the 9ther day,
we had the honor and pleasure Of few
minutes conversation with J. Danl Perry,
The wall known sculptor, who was en-
gagged on designs for Soiuiv, = ...~..--..-~--s-.
One exhibited to US WAS a soldier i'll iull
dress, standing on a beautifully designed
pedestal which is to be shown to the St
Adams people As something ms already
been done towards the raising OF a sol
diers' monument Lcte 1t would be Il
credit to St Adams u have 4 tua nonu
ment erected To commemorate the soldier
dead, and now while they are fresh in
memory. Their service was of great
value. Why not pay some tribute iof
respect We say let the work go on and
in a few months hundreds may be seen
coming from different parts of the County
and State to see monument. erected TO
perpetuate the names of these fallen.
st. IohnsburY, Poacham, Swanton and
other towns in the State, have already
completed the work which we have but
Just now begun to talk about,
The Post of the c. A. r. If this place
have the matter in hand. 80 We look for
no failure-a 1Dans Transcript.
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LOST - portmonnaie containing
about 800 in money, and an order for
nearly 800. The book contained other
pspers of no value to any one except the
yvEa, !. al.:tahle reward will be paid
for the same Ivy returning II 70 TIC
HERALD Bookstore.
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r UTLAND Y. M. @. A.
1869. LECTURE COURSE. 1870.
Inc second LECTURE IN this Course VIII be deliv.
cred by
ANNA E. DICKINSON
OF Philadelphia, at the

RUTLAND OPERA HOUSE,
MONDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER Is, 1863.
subiect-"Whited Sepulchers." salt Lake
City Is the text
Tickets to all parts of the house, 10 cents.
Season Tickets to the remaining Course Of
Five Lectures, 4l.75.
Seats can be secured for this Lecture without
extra charge, by calling sending to N. "
Brooks Music Store On the day of the Lecture
from a. m. to p. m.
Single admission and season tickets can be had
at 4. ". Merriams Music Store, Slader's Res
tsurant, futile & Co.'s Book Store, Brooks Mu-
sic Store, or at the door on the evening Of the
lecture.
RAILROAD ARRANGEMENTS
Persons coming TO Rutland TO attend this lee
ture froW Ludlow, Middlebury, Manchester,
carried for FARE ONE WAY, arrangements
having been made with the different lines of
Railroads to this effect,
On the Rutland Railroad purchase a Coupon
hitting 20 Lecture. These Tickets are sold to-
gctker at the Railroad Company's Ticket Once
at Mi1dlebury and Ludlow, and intermediate
places. These Half-fare Tickets good on any
OF the regular trains OF the day Of the Lecture,
first morning trains the next day.
On the Rutland Washington Railsosi, from
all stations down 10 aud including eouhney, buy
Regular Ticket to Rutland, and purchase Leo
ture Ticket at Rutland Opera House Ticket
Office, calling q lac same time tor a return
check over III. ROAD, which will be given. Re-
Turn checks good night trains on evening OF
the Lecture, OF first morning trains next morn-
ilg.
ON Bennington & Rutland Railroad from
Manchester and intermediate places, buy Regu-
lar Tickets asking Conductor Tor return check.
which will be given good on first returning tram
after the Lecture.
Doors open az ~, Lecture 10 commence at s
o'clock d&wtd
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CONCORD, n. Il. Nov. 9.
Erie Railroad.

BETERLY, MASS, Nov. 9.
The officSrs af the Erie Railroad am
nounce that ala Height and passenger
Il aims are running ON time, and that all
$ quiet al Port Jervis.
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DIED Mr. Johu d. Fisk. who had bis
skull fractured at the late fire. III Bur
,iugton, died Yesterday hfteru!au at 8
o'clock He had been perfectly insensible
,rom ,ac FIRST. ard there was no hope of
his recovery He LETT wite ard th-oe
,b;l1rar
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The following are the afternoon quotations !.

LoxDoy, Nov. Q.
Consols closed al 49,. American securities
quiet; 52os, s3as tor 62. $50 FIR '6T,
sax for '65. l0-40's IS. Stocks, krie 20f.
Illinois 9sk. Great Western Is.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. :.
Cotton steady Uplands llss, Orleans IN
The sales have been 900 bales.
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DUHIC NOTICE Is HEREBY.
L given that tue National Bank of Rutland
has 1. moved TO its new Banking HOUSE, on Mer-
chauts' Row, opposite the Depnt-
5. w. R0wEIL, Cashier.
Rutland, Nov. 5, $50. d&wlw
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Assistant Treasurer In New York.
ALBANY, Nov. 8.
It Is understood here that the Office of
Assistant Treasurer in New York hss
been offered by the President to Senator
FalQer. and that be W ill accept II.
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AUGUSTA, NE, NOV. 7.
The celebrated Lawrence Cook breach
of promise case was settled in court to-
day in manner satisfactory to al par
ties
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LEIoEsTER-At meeting of the Lei
oester Meeting House Society, held the
sth inst, A. E. Stanley, Town Clerk, pre-
siding, the following Board of Officers
were elected: Frank Chandler, clerk; A..
E. Stanley, VIM. Seymour Alden, Dana
L. Smith, Trustees VIM. Seymour AL
den, Treasurer; VIM. G. Derby, Oollec-
tor; VIM. O. Derby, Sexton Joseph
Morse, Jno. Preston, E. B. Jenney, audi
tors. The meeting adjourned, to meet
again Nov. %, at o'clock, p. m.
The church belonging to this society,
within few months past, has, in its in
terror arrangements, been entirely remod-
eled and most beautifully improved, 80
that il will no longer be the antiquated,
cold and uncomfortable thing it has been
for great many years. A few more inn
provements will probably be made This
month, and we confidently expect yet
more next spring. We hope to have the
house ready for occupancy during the
month
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N. y. sSOck s.nd Money Market.

NEW HoRK- Nov 9.
Money without decided change at sS7 Per eent
chiefly per cent for call loans.
Sterling Exchange hrmer At Iosz6lGs fos
first class bills.
Gold nrmer, opening At l271, declining &c
i26F, and closing at i27k.
Government bonds cloeed dull
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VI arried

New YORK, Nov q.
Senator Bradley of the 9Th District,
was to-day married TO a sister Of Peter b.
Sweeney.
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LECTURE.--See advertisement of Miss
Anna Dickinson's lecture, in another col
umn
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New Hampshire Elections.

Ax1zf1NN uI-oI I<INI ~NVfs %
The vote in New Hampshire to-day on
the question of State constabulary il
very liz ht, but indications are that the
proposit ION is defeated. This city, Con-
cord, Do, er, and other populous towns,
haye Civ, n large rnajorities against the
project.
CONCORD, n. Il, Nov. 9.
Tie vote on adoption of the State con-
sta',ulary act is very light, and il will be
defeated by larg,a majority.
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FATAL Academia Frenohman
named Farrier, about 50 years of age, was
instantly killed, near Beakmantown, three
miles from Plattshurgh, on the Platts-
burgh & Montreal Railroad, Friday even
ing last He was passenger on the mail
train on his way to Montreal, and attempt
ing to pass from one car to another. while
the train was in motion, he fell between
them, and was terribly mangled, his skull
being crushed, both legs broken and one
hand cut off at the wrist. He came from
Larabee's Point on the steamer United
States, and was partially intoxicated
when he left the boat. An inquest was
held on the body, at Plattsburgh, Satur-
day, and the verdict will doubtless be in
accordance with the above facts.
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Tne Herald IL the only paper In
me Comfy of Rutl and, or this sec.
iOu of Vermont that takes Tele.
graphic news. The Herald receives
me associated Press Reports regu.
ariy.
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~ Gaze Of chronic rheumatism OF unusual
severity, cured ~ Johnsona Anody nc Lini-
u.eut i, noticed by one Of our exchanges. A
large bunch came out u!.n the breast Of the suit
ferer, and appeared lkel .rt OF the breast bone
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~ The sweetest word in Our language is
health. At the first indication OF disease, use
weli-known and approved remedies. For dys-
pepsia indigestion, Parsons's Purgative
Pills" For coughs, colds, sore or lame stomach,
use =. johnson. AnoAyn, Liniment
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SUDDEN DEATH. --Mrs. Warner, wife
Of VIM Warner, Of the Tullar neighbor-
hood in st Adams, was on Sunday, seized
with violent hemorrhage from the lungs,
and all efforts to check it proving una
sailing, she died in very few minutes.
We do not learn that she had been i'll inn
neutrality-suspicious. to the attack. though
she had once or twice suffered from the
same cause.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO,

Interesting Gen eral News.
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DURDICRB HAY AND STRAW
- CuTTs1a f. - . ruvroor
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~ Concerning the robbery OF Col.
Uannon's u resident Of Burhngton) hoHse
in New York. "a metropolitan paper has
the following
"Some weeks ago the family 0f Le,irand
b. Cannon, No. 81 Fifth avenue. went to-
the country leaving the residence in
charge of man and woman named
August and Emma Metz. The husband
is G waiter 1t the Union League Club.
About ten days ago they reported az the
wenty-niuth precinct station house that
burglars bad entered and stolen valua-
bic amount of furs, clothing, dc. De-
tectives Mulliyau aud E.vuns ,.,aae
examination aud were convinced that the
robbery was committed by occupants
They pursued their Investigations fur
ther, and decided 10 arrest the man and
uomsn. 4 warrant was obtained from
Justice l. elley and the arrest mat.e. The
man denied all knowledge of the case, but
the woman Yesterday unbasomed herself,
acquitted her husband of all knowledge
Of the dishonest act, and told where ST.
900 worth of the property could be found
1t was found at the point indicated. The
Offices also learned whore the balance,
$4,000 worth il serreted, and will recover
il to-day The property was taken TO
the Cantr4i police Office last night and
the prisoners will be arraigned at the
Yorkvile police court to-day, whea the
husband will likely be discharged.
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y EENGil

Desirou, 81 reducing uy stock u goods before
admitting partner, will give until the first of
January,
TEN PER CENT OFF
all t..li7 over one ipial punch ,,ed al MS store
= FRENCH.
CLARkS. Block, MERCHAHfS ROW.
RUTLAND, VI
Nov :. 1868 9dsw2m
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET
Brighton, Cam bridge and Medford

For the week ending Nov. 10. 1865,
Reported for the Rutland HERALD.
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CTATE OF VERMONT = RUT-

ouuSe VI ''P'rhiS NVuAs.
n. r. SiMoNs, Attorney. 45wt
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-05-20

business. as he represents one of the Oldest
and most reliable companies in the country.
If you were an unmarried man, Mr.. Edi-
tor. it would really do your heart and well
known excellent Judgment a great deal of
good to visit this town on a Sunday, to OBJ
serve the very handsomsl aides our place can
boast. venture to say that Carrolltown
and vicinity produce more beautiful
and healthier looking set of young maidens
than any other portion of the county. You
will find no artifcially constructed forms,
no rouged cheeks, or lily-whte com plexions
(produced by lily white) here. Poisonous
cosmetics are unknown to our girls. and if
you meet them at any time you will always
find them the same. Albeit they have re-
Gently commenced hiding their charms Of
feature beneath those outrageous "sun-
Downs" which resemble an elongated pickle
dish inverted. There is no case on record,
however, where it can be discovered that
the female portion of creation care a CONT
mental whether the male bipeds like their
style of dress or not so we must ever let
them have their way. had hoped to write
you few "reminiscences of the eJrlier histo-
ry of this section of the country in this let
ter; but have not yet collected all the ma
terial desire. By my next l hops to be
able to do so. There has been general lack
of variety since my last, and if fatal acci-
dents, interesting elopements. or violent dog
fights will not occur, your correspondent is
surely not to blame. BUz FUz.