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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-06

LUDLow.--At the last regular muster
of the G. A. r. organization, it was voted
thas the following correspondence be sent
to the Rutland HERALD, and the Ludlow
Gazette for publication:
HEADQUARTERS HOWARD EN-.1
CAMPMENT, PosT No. 6, DE-
PARTMENT OF VERMONT, G. A.
R., LUDLOW, VI, Mar. 31st, go.
Maj. Gen. 0. 0. Howard, u. S. A.,
Commissioner of Bureau Refugees
Freedmen and Abandoned Lands, Wash
ington D. G.
Sir: By a unanimous vote of this en-
campment, it was determined to name it
for yourself, as you were at one time the
commander of the Old Vermont Brigade.
of which number of this Post were
members. Trusting, sir, that we NAV
have the pleasure of hearing from you at
your convenience,
1 am most respectfully yours,
GEORGE SNowDEN REDFIELD,
Commander Post No. 6, and J. V. g. G..
Department Of Vermont, G. AR.
WAR DEPARTMENT., BUREAU OF !
REFUGEES, FREEDMEN, AND
ABANDONED LANDS, WASH
NGroN, ID. O., April 9th, 1869.
G. s. Redfeld, Ludlow, Commander Post
No. J. v. g. G. Department of ver-
mont, g. A. r.
my Dear Sir: Your letter Of the 31st
uit, informing me that you have named
your encampment for myself has inst
been received. I thank You very sinoere-
" Tor the compliment It il gratifyi,.
70 me to feel that ! am 80 kindly remem-
bered BY those who were 80 early assoc;.-
ted with me during the recent var.
am, sir, very truly yours,
O. O. Howard.
Svt Maj. Gen. o. 8. A, Com. II Bu-t
seaa u B. Z. GAL. 10
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BuTT41.-ln ths St. Adams butter
market en- Tuesday, Transactions we're
hrisk, the shipmsnts being $50 tubs, by
far q greatsr4aznount than any previous
week the present year. Prices ranged
from 30 to 80 cents per pound, the ruling
price for prime being IS cents, though
few fancy lots reached higher figures.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-06

HOUSE PLANTs.-Mr. G.. w. Whitlock,
Dealer in Horticultural Stock, at Burl-
ington, Vt, will open at the Stevens
House to-day, fine display of House
Plants in pots. Any person wishing to
purchase that kind of goods, will do well
to examine this assortment. The public
are invited by Mr.. Whitlock to call and
examine his goods.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-06

The Suns ENvELoPE.-Lockyer, by
has new process, has already arrived at
the following interesting conclusion: He
finds reason to believe that the sun ia sur
rounded by gaseous envelope of great
regularity, alike in equatorial and polar
regions, and nearly FIVE thousand miles
high. The protuberances seem to be
temporary ebulitions Of gas, g they
rsPidaY vary not 6l Il 1iye and position,
bnt aleo = ooapal y - epme vieldinc
Inns ahioh 80 1t1nd IN otAers-
1.ys :. :. : Ic!reulE p !. q Iicpiss-
cetts 1oi1j - "a y . = 60 = 60
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OBITUARY. Il C. Brown, Esq, of
Waterbury, died on Wednesday last, after
a weeks distressing illness, of typhoid
pneumonia. The Montpelier Journal says
OF him: Mr.. Brown, as a member Of the
firm of l. C. & s. Brown, had been for
many years one of the most extensive and
successful business men of the county,
and had with remarkable ability dis
charged the duties of Assistant Assessor
of the Third Division of the First District
OF Vermont, ever since the passage of the
revenue law. He also had long term of
service in the sheriff department of the
county, and his rare skill as a detective
was well known and sought after, even
beyond the bounds of the State. In all
business Affairs he was remarkably quick
II perception, prompt marlborough in e1-
'cution, and aided By superior Judgment 4
While in private he was genial and social
o remarkable degree. In all the rela-
ions Of Life he sustained character above
epeoach.
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Selections.

Cease TO do evil and learn TO do vel
Come 10 the light and fear no evil
Slow givers, give meanly, or vi.
grandeur.
Who seizes rapidly, drops as hastily
The immoderate cannot laugh modG-
ately.
Be careful TO love thy neightor- B.
myself.
Who kindles love, loves warmly.
Cast aside every evil thought.
Be just, be generous, lie true.
True love. like the eye, can bear no
flaw.
BE friend to yourself and others will
be.
Better go around than fall into TIL
ditch
"A man may say b.is prayers even cut
of time.
"A friend of everybody il a i.-ienl 10
nobody.
He who forsees calamities, suffer.
them twice over.
-Bigotry murders religion 10 frishteu
fools with her ghost.
Be certain that he who ha- BETRAYED
thee once, will not betrAy thee again.
1t is miserable thing to live in su..
pense IT Is life of a spider.
Poetry and consumption are thr mo-;
iiattering of diseases
The way 10 fame is like The WAY 10
heaven, through much tribultion
Let the object of love be careful g.
lose nothing of it's loyeliness.
--Happiness i. like the statue OF I-i..
whose veil no mortal ever raised.
Pride is increased by ignoranse.
those who assume the most. know tn
least.
- In prosperity prepare for change
IN adversely. hope f1r one.
Going Ia law. is losing COW Tor H. II
sake of a Chinese Proner5. II
Every good scholar Is not a goo
-rhoolmaster
"A man cannot possess anything thu
IL better than good woman; nor any
thing that j. worse than bad one.
circumstances form the eharaeier
but like petrifying matter, they harder
while the form
He has honesty, yigor, dignity, wlo
IN the first transports Of invention pro
misses less than be will probably perform
Love sees what no eve sees, love hesr.
what no ear hears and what never roe
in the heart of man, love prepares for IL
object
The mind whose trifiing griefs O.
Joys can absorb the general Joys and grieis
Of Others, is lamentably little.
-Modesty is silent when il would not
be improper 10 speak; the humble, with
,ut being called upon, never recolleeis %
'ay anything of himself
The best of men may sometimes fall
INTO the gutter; but il is the worst only
Who are willing TO remain there.
Superstition always inspires little
less. religion grandeur of mind the su-
'erstitious raises inferior beings 10 him
elf to deities.
-Sagaciy in selecting the good, and
ourage 10 honor it according TO its de
rec, determines your own degree 81
oodness.
The strong or weak side Of q man can
ever be known 30 soon as when you see
i'm engaged in dispute with q weak or 4
Malicious wrangler.
Love that has nothing but beauty 70
eep it in good health, IL short lived, and
PIT to have sgue fts-
The exoessss of our youth are drafts
poa our old ags, payable with interes',
bout thirty years alter date
Thu gratitude Of the world Is but the
kpectAtion Of future favors; its hspp-
- hard heart and good digestion.
Everything may DO mimicked BY
vPocrisy. bat humility and love united
b hunblest star twinklss most in the
lxksst night The moro humility ana
" united, tie more radiant when they
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-06

DRUNKEN ENGLAND.-lt Is often said
and l thoroughly believe it, that there i
more drunkenness in this country than il
any other on the face of the earth. Every
body is very poor, and yet everybod,
seems to be able to find plenty of money
to spend in drink. And then, think 0
the stuff upon which the bulk of tn
people get tipsy-beer and gin Can yo,
wonder that melancholy marks so many
Englishmen for her own. In the course
of short walk this morning must hay,
met hundreds of drunken men and women
nor did they look at all ashamed OF thei
condition. They leered at and jostlet
against the passers-by, as it it were fal
more creditable- to a man to be drunk
than sober. People with scarcely clothes
to cover them are reeling about the pave
ment, and they will continue in this state
till the middle of next week. AS the
negro said, alt is the same old drunk
We have a reform league for the "eman.
oipation" of workingmen, but I never
heard that it has said one word aboni
curse of drink. The money which has
been spent in strong liquors this Christmas
would keep all the poor in London Cor a
o-,th, ..a olvtne them well.
Well, where does the money come from:
If the poor are SO very poor, how do you
account for it that the beer and gin shops
are all crowded with them from morning
to night? | lately made visit to the
buildings which have been erected for the
poor with part of Mr.. Peabody's noble
fund. They are in four different quarters
of London, and each quarter is forlorn and
poverty-stricken to the last degree The
Peabody buildings provide clean and
decent homes for persons of humble
means, although it may be that much
more might be done by a liberal admins
tration of Mr. Peabody's splendid gift In
going over the buildings | spoke to many
of the tenants, and went into their rooms
and although they were all in much the
same circumstances, and had been brought
up surrounded by similar associations vet
it was easy To tell at the first glance
whether the tenant was drunkard or a
sober person If the rooms were tidily kept.
and the children were clean, it was per
fectly safe to conclude that the tenant
Stunned the public house. But if | saw
dirty, ragged, uncombed children playing
about in room which had been made to
look like the interior of small hovrl,
knew that the wretchedness was not
caused by want of means, but by the fatal
despotism which the gin bottle has gained
over SO many thousands of our lower
classes. 1t is impossible to help such per-
sons out of the slough into which they
are sunk. Ii you give them money to
buy u new"pair of shoes for one OF their
they Will go as fast as they can
to the nearest pot house and drink the
of the poor'-yes! but it can
never be done until the demon of drink
loses its hold upon the hearts and brains
of those who, rs Mr. Gladstone beauti-
fully says, care our own flesh and blood"
London Correspondent Of tie ". Y. Times.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-06

RUTLAND ASSOCIATION will meet with
brother Byington, at Benson, Tuesday,
May 18th, 1869, at half past one o'clock,
p. m. Preacher, Munson. For plans of
sermon, Rom. iii 80
w. T. HERRIcK, Register.
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LILY LIE -pnzznng Feat
30 many illustrations meet
My gaze In each direciion
see him here. see him there,
see him over yonder:
In short, see him euery vbere,
NO matter zrhert i wander
Aua
h. .,,,s, shsn IA passing ny
NO. nlbbliny at a ..chnsmas pie
Ike famous Johnny Homer;
but poing nothsng! save 10 trace
nay coming OF my going;
ana thus my newest stopping-plsee
hes pretty sure Oh knowing
meet him hin, vbey eross a. f..
find hun al The sta.,an.
Anu vcat swift retreat
hs I'M ny oesunalion-
Anu sneh ieei tnat m secure,
On ne rum nis intrusion,
ihae ,iohi.hl hs is coming, sure
ana spolis my sweet ILLUSION
and ms q ~, Ias3n,aa,
And pften wonder how he can
Win hohiHg De contenSed!
But should l., with the best INTENT
Make any sucn suggestion,
He'd think me quite iinperlihehl
To call his course IN question!
Aao sun, ms niDi.s, - M sI~,,i,
But, could you see him day by day,
You'd wonder how they ooafQ De-
For, as the harvest that we reap
Depends upon the sowing,
Just so the company We keep
Its impress Is bestowlng.
A.
Ills mates are skinei, az ;ou NJ
And his you please viii bear IN mind
Each one Of uteDi's a SDaokerg
Another thing Is also clear
Perhaps trlfie rarer-
I'm very sure, from schdt i hedT,
There's nom and Then a Sredrer'
And though your search VIII DE IN VAN
You'll soon encounter, i naintain.
A rery ardent drihker! =
And thus, in company like tins,
Twill be no cause for wonder,
If he shall, some day 60 aIniss,
And, possibly, $50 algder!'
Content with nothing! mistake
Hi. cnrnments an the ladies'
Old. vouDg- s4.iate or gay as lark
lie seldom cares 10 greet them
Am, ,xben they've Dassad Ia. makes ratqq1t
R,It I Inust NOT rapeat them
And while his name is sometimes fDuni
Enrolled on legal .-dockets."
Al sI,,T ,,u -in his r.I.clets,
Rot SIN AZ times he lei. them loose
NXl..T,,.,o, M. ind. !, hsrdx
r., ,,,,. ,I,e,n y, s,rr,,. .,1tiInsy ,,sa
"A I,.,,, bi,ns.It .oc,nlvr
Hes so consistent in his views,
4 can't explain IL. really.
Tina. while al labor he e. hew-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-06

BuRLINGToN.-The salary of the Col
lector OF Customs at Burlington ia g, 800
Alice Raymonds Dramatic Troupe
have been performing at Burlington.
Tho water in the Lake st Burlington
is reported higher than it has been in the
memory of the oldest inhabitant, says the
Free Press. The Lake remains station.
airy, if anything, is rising little.
Judge Shaw has appointed w. h.
Root clerk Of the City Court, in place OF
J. B. Hiekok, resigned. he is also city
clerk.
x-The Champlain Transportation Com
pany have changed the time of leaving
Burlington for Whitehall to 9. 80 q. M. in
stead Of $50 p. M. passing through the
Lake By Daylight.
There are ono hundred and fifty men
now engaged IN filing the lots in the
Oove, md slso IN sxcaysting for q sits Ssr
TIE now furniture nanufActory Of Gates,
Klbaxn & Go. 20
] -oa MmdsY. ohisf = 1o,ios Drsw
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He who boldly intsrposes between
the merciless censor and his prey, il .
nan Of vigor; and he vho Il mildly wise
without wounding, oonvinces him Of his
sxzees oo0nands onr veneratioa.
-Hs who hes frsqusut nonsnts oil
ec91sete Histenos i . hero, thoueh NOT
la0eQe4 = erownfd, I'D vifhout
s1oNo 6he; n ea1r Who has enioyeil
annegeA HeneatD 81 1aDso1uao 80.
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smxwsBURY.-Rev. q. 8. Guernsey
yM pssaah ct Shrewsbury on Sunday,
1fay oth. - $50 -"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-06

WHITEHALL.-On Saturday last, five
emigrants from Ireland arrived at the de-
pot in this place, on their way to Platts-
burgh, and having no money. were in an
awkward plight. The family consisted
OF. three adults, two of them young ladies,
and two children. They wandered about
the street for awhile, awakening much
sympathy in their desolate condition,
until Mr.. John Hall, proprietor of the
Hall Hotel, discovered their situation,
kindly took them to his house, kept them
until Monday morning. and sent them ON
their way in thankful joy. 1t is just like
John to alleviate the sorrow of some un-
fortunate, or to make the poor happy with
his Good Samaritan Offices
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10 - ssese ~ e. tass ssszssse 80 80
z9S gsIGs ia igasa srssA
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8
RARmhln
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-04-22
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
Raleigh National Bank of Nof'h
Carolina,

HyIlE DIRECTORS HAVE RESOhtt
ed to increase the Capital Stoch SG1.S -
this Bank 10 FIVE HUNDRED 1llNrbb
AND DOLLARS. Persons wishing 10 SUI
scribe to the same will please commnnn'' cIln
u,,b C.. DEWEY
President
Raleigh, March, II. t
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-04-22
RdDSADALES
Purifes the Blood.
For Sale by Druggists Everywhere
NOTICE..

BUST RECEIVED.--A fresh supply
q of the finest quality of Day and 30
hour Clocks, which will be sold and
warranted to give satisfaction, as low as
they can be purchased in New Fork or any
other city
CHAMBERLAIN &. RAWLS,
Watch Makers,
Tar5oro'> N c.
Jan 70 e-,f
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-04-22
True b the Gray.
BY PEARL RIVERS.

/ cannot listen to your words,
The land is long and wide'
9 Go seek some happy Northern girl
To be your loving bride. -s@
My brothers they were soldiers
The Youngest of the three
Was slain while fighting by the side
Ofgallant Fitzhugh Lee
They left his body on the field,
your side the day had won,l ..ss.
soldier spurned him with his loot,
You might have been the one.
NV lover was soldier,
lie belonged to Gordons band;
4 sabre pierced his gallant heart,
Yours might have been the haho'
He reeled and fell but wss not dead,
A borsa.nan spurred his steed,
Ana trampled or the dying brain,
You may have done the decd,
hold no hatred in my heart,
No cold, unrighteoTs pride,
For many a gallant soldier fought
Upon the other side.
But still I cannot kiss the hand
That smote my country sore,
Nor love the feet that trampled down
The co!ors that she bore.
Between my heart and yours there rolls
A deep and crimson tide
Nv brothers and my lovers blood
Forbids me be your bride.
The girls who loved the boys in gray,
The girls to country true,
Nav neer in wedloch give their hand
10 those who wore the blue.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-04-22

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OF Iarboro within % days, for TIE sum q
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TT II II IIdU.
Warrant Of At0cL mc,,.

4 WARRANT OF ATTACuvrvr
IA having been issued on the :jri d,y J.,
March, 1869, by the plaintiffs aralp<t,bsr
feEdant in the above named case. rp,rr,.r,
before theClerk oitle Superior Court Of Fl..
combe Counlya AT his office in the TowpofT,
boIo', within 60 days for the sum of Tven,,
five Hundred and Seven Sl-l0O Dollars d.
on contract for lie payment Of none. ~.
defendant is hereby notified to appear al =,
Office of said Clerk within tue tine at,,ra>.
aud answer the complaint.
FRED PHILIPS, Attorney for
plaintiffs.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-04-22

4 GENTS WANTED for the only
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go .t@t.
Samrci L. Norrc and wife SuSa',, Wra.i
NJ. Brown, Simon b. Wilson and Wuc
Martha. !. j. Thomas and wife Annie.
IN THIS PROCEEDING TO OBTAIN
L license to sell the lands of Willie Brown
decd t. make the proceeds assets in the
hands of Plaintiff, as EXtrr, to enable lin.
to pay debts, and it duly appearing that
Samuel L. Moore and wife Susan and
Wyatt NJ. Brown are proper parties to SAD
proceedings and cannot by due diligence
be found within the State, they and each #
them being non-rcSidentS of the State, tI'S
publication is ordered to be ma lie oace
week for six weeks for service np"n sad
nonresident defendants that they in@y
have nOiice of this proceedings, appear
and answer or dcmur in and before tie
said Court, else judgment By default will
be taken as to them. CALVIN con,
March Is. 16-6t Clerk.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-04-22
VIEW ADvERTIsENEyTs.
; ) : u } J J J :

To THE WORKING Glass; am now
prepared to furnish all classes with constant
emplc yment al their homes, the whole OF the
time, or for the spare moments. Business
new, light and profitable. Fifty cents to 50
per evening, is'easilv earned by persons OF
either sex, and boys and girls earn nesrly
as much as men. Great inducements are Of
tered those who will devote their whole
time to the business and, that every person
who sees this notice, may send me Their ad-
dress and test the business for themselves, $,
| make the following unparalleled offer. 10
all who are~Hot well satisfied with the bust
ness, | will send 81 10 paw for the trouble OF
writing me Foil particulars directions, &c.,
sent free. Sample sent by mail for 10 cts
Address Z. C. ALLEN, Augusta, Me.
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MkSCELEAEEOs.S Nj
TAKE NOTICE.

E-E AVING BEEN DIRECTED DIV
y n majority of the creditors Of ~ A
Garrett 10 dispose of his effects. as a,,L ,IL'' H.
ed by the Deed of Trust, and havInr rns'loFz o,"
ted the same into money, all person, ILoIE'T L'iI,'T
claims against said Garra,t, nro,.aI TII}'oIhs
bankruptcy, are hereby notified 10 "".e m, N
the same at my office on or before ,b, br'r>eat
day of Aprl, A d. 1869 as on tha, Ja,. 'e''l
make final distribution of his assn, >~s'.
FRED. PHILLIPS. Tr,.,
March Sth, 1860. "'7c.
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Superior Count Of Edgecou,je Couatg.
Fred Philips 0@o'"st Joseph II Lyman.
II HrrnHk 0f Ittncl llcut