davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-12-10

,.,-, 1
l.'tas.puf W 'e..1,,. t,e m, ,,s,,,, ,r.rr...
"utt I'D stas -. -. ~ ...,....S,
aIa ptospetu, " ~ 80 -. .h,a,a III ~. |
a.epl 'som W. go h.roca m, rr.rr.
,,.e Hos nona,,on ~
1'e'J feat g.. ~. ~.
ia'pes "a'ea n1us. W Nv 80. -. ~, 80.
s'sa ot&et* heso - ,ut,s..-. 90 .,n- r.
wv "t's. =. -. - =. ~. 81, to -. ho,. =,
e'e11 tAtue. Ieo ~. M - ,saS - ~. s..w.,,.. ~
'uue oat t!.n1 .s soN 49, -,,,. - ..,nns
,srsa ~ ~ e,I..,t n,,s tn ,ne cnT Anf.o,t,,
r.. ~ ~. '. ese -. Hrs ~ ,,.,.~... -. -~.nt.
~ Iuss ~ 80 - ~. ~ ~ ~ b.vs tonnn
ssa r." ss.sA Hs,s.s 49, 80. ..aa,- co-n -~,n
~ ~. 80. ~. p,r~n* ~ s,,n x,,r ,sa ..nc.h.,
s. s.t., ~, =. ~. r,c. hot I..s~
'-Ns. ~ .. - - 80. sen.mn n,tt, r..
- - - ~. snar srnnrh .rneI, Ar n,ner JtI,s
~. - ~. 49,. 49,. - ,..ws., a, w. M ~.
Is'su1 'uA' A1'- '-' -
"Cs.,. ..,4.,n ~ ,.v, -,,,u,. f,o,n or,,a.
,r.- ,.n.,n, I'm n.,ha ,dtrr ,,s n,a.rro,,e
vs. ' ~ s,,..,,..' ~ ss..s.t..w go
se1' M s.ss...... ss"...en,s, r.
N.s 80 e n,sss.%nt -. -s-s,..,, ~
s.a ' 49,. -. 80 ~. ...rt 49, ,s. ,a,.-
~ Fs!, - - as!.s*,e ,+ s,.,Es -. ~
ele sen1 pea ~" ,n,.',naet ~ 40
~ nnvr s.,s,en m ,nr,T lsncr' nn1 nh.rd
49,, ~ tr,.., ~. a,,, M chin. .ra. co-r
I0-A ~ ,.S,, s.t... rNs,r'
hrst- noeey.pIade e1aes. botara clover. Asu.-
IT o,h cluster rasphtr rf,es dloecores. batNea. It
a nm M or.px vii; ever return in ther glory: and
t.rr ~ rov nsnte when anv nev hin, Il mr.
.rn.td ,nru,, xpe.t.e Of eeets, ptaut1, tnple-
n en,s trreR nasenta They fook to the cou1net.
20, MES. 1nr ,ntnr,n.pon, ana corn nna ar1,cu,-
,nr,i nare, nre bep,nu.nr 10 throw M the woke
,n.1 mas ound 1nem. and are becoming tn,jepeu.
drr, sr ou,snoken. and date 10 d,acuss the mests
of ii 1ne.e tew pretent,ops. Tree nTtgura1or.,
u:u pian;s urtef new nan,es, d.carded fruts,
| a hnte name. haze been fnrvn,irn are csoseIy
~ 80 = 80. -..ia -.
''.-.s 49, -. 49,. ~ ea.n -, .,,, -.
prrr ry.s az the ,ee. These men most 90 INTO the
| ~. ss,,,.-..,' ,.os ~ ,nosa v.o IN m,
! ~, 49, -. ~. . -. Nv, W sic.,,,s
| n.on sx,t ,n., x,,or wns conon.Y.ttyetv
! ,,..n s.. ,.tt frea ~ r,nrra, 1;
, 1869-12-10
xtst OF County Judges ana Clerks In
illinois,

illinois.
From II, Sl,r,n7fetd formal
We publish t.s;nw corrected i'ss Of Counts
;lou tu This S:a:e. ! list Which hss oet1 -1:et
s!sely published having co1ra,acl large nuupe:
o. trrnrE:
.s:s: s':: 1hs: '':a + atehs:lfh::. i; %ort=s,
S:;ss y 9i;s:s; .s.ae<J + R:ss5 En-
g: fSf:s Ssiss q ia|s '!s
T1r:sM -.-.;. |, l. r,s;h ~; MA = s5.ls ns~k
t,ts c.s,s Il hssn.a H. ss < Il E.ass1. asF,e
s.: ';:;!:: :s: :s;$: $:s
f.S1is aeHs III. ) t.:ss2: S2s
u Hklsr .--......-..I e. Sln.s i u fnitrL f',t
kkstett 's:s,. hsssa. + Ill.,. Hs3:
ttsa:sss1::....:.J. Hoet: ]; y. nl's.:
Fs,a .u.r,d P.:;Sa j. s. frydsset
ts;iaa + Pss P$,:s ssa@, : i :'ss: s''ss
:;,!s'.r. 81 H1iiT R1,+ 1ea e.1 BIT.
ES:a:ss. S;::Es. TSs3., S4,s:
l. Fiji siat;;s4 fea i Hrsf h.f;o
+ + Fl psassss Msy; "a P2 Esass %ssss
/ t1ssis; Sssi< "a,tTs
}.;,es;:a y.:E.T + 3::n 5.1.::s< 1.ss basa.
53s:Dis;fi,t.. 3s D.1is:t.:.: -: s:.i SFefanaeE-
y hFet s.-...--.,-'s = VHTfE = S!n.su-
Hss.sS ys;.1f* VI; ksa4t'>
:;ss:::55s : 4s;sss S:st i! i iii:
.,.......1s q Gleh.7t+. = Hs1iay.
| A4ctUTtu......:.G HkEEts Il 9: q -, 1sreo,n
, 1869-12-10

HOW A'FAKLAsD gKCE1rKD TIE VERDICT.
The prts.,htr r.re>en toe ytst:c; with caIEntss,
ann 4Lcu asAvd The usual questions, answered. as
.';tn. What il soGr rane: .inscsr- Daniel
Mcfarland. .......
@. Mow I'D are ron 1. Forty nice years-
q. Where ~rrr you born: !. ID irr.snt-
4 Where do you ilye: - My last feslaence
1nt ~ Eatt TRtniy.s'1ta streei.
Z. Want Is Jour Occupation: \. an LAWYER
q. nase IN anything to aar. and. If 20, wha'.
relative to the chasEs here preferred aEainst yoa
iri-Ortr. anl instructed tna. my COUNSEL ~,u
answer tlat question Tor lie.
AkswEK Br cOESSN-
Mr. John Graham sheu sea4 The foaiowlng
I an ,nttructesf By my counsel that nothing
eau how xdyancc w1l have The effect Of cahnEng
ploce-,nR which mas Ius1 Terminated Is one, l. an
Informed, whscn nas to be adop'et, n case hEe
the p1eteIt. It ts. an adstet!4 IN the nature OF
az Inquest OF ot'ee,o which hy tie usnas Practice.
An rot allowed 70 interfere ~ counsel or oln~F-
w1.e, and In The nanAgeEent af Fhlch the range
Of evoence u exclusively ~ith'9 the eanssvl y
the ufncer Rn0 pretidea oreF AID dsrec.s IT, Win
the knowledge tcat cannos At this kime hare the
| opportunity Of cnrrohorHslnH ny aAsements ot
aby la1Ta;lrs might tbin;gs IN ~oa,a ee un.
! attended With henens in legal point VI view. /
aEs1t for ny siCdicat!on The ,mpsfEA tr1A' guar
snteed ne b5 The .axs OF this STATE ny aecnsess
nlu then be confronted with ne, the fuEns wisely
| created Tor the complete development OF tfuta
<ill then be oneefFt,. aud the result viii Thea Be
y g III tie fa,ara Nth
| becoming concern anf soltciiude, It Eay be taaI
:iue viii de1ona;1a.e that the sanctiI aad aalesl
Of more aoc.Al and 1orsl ins efcst5 depend u2nr
| the success Of ny defence 1nan Identify or COZ.
uecs themselves With the natn;eaance Of tat
| prosecution.
During The resdIng Of The foregoing Asswet By
couns-lor Grahaa'. considerable excitement VA
Manifested un IT, cocc.Is'op, AcFatacu sSnee
| utpt1Jet Ire ot.ce!. hst,re received tue CON
nltt1! warrant, took HIN to the IotnnA
, 1869-12-10

FT6W III s1FfH.FHFlH 9VFH7F3I
We publish t+,nw . corrected list OF Cuurte
.Jnrgrs AID CLERKS chosen at 'tae NoseEl,ef ett:-
slou tu this safe. = list Ea!c1 hs4 bee1 eH:eu.
o. sFInfE;
, 1869-12-10

rte 3f0cRadc of she atFrte.-'Ths
Ve<I Side Etof~c. Ca r. >fapECd-'sut
Jam IN s:rlIIron Ss1tlnrr lhr
e'ursrx Of the 3chus-1he Dc.sly uE
1ac Na3l~s
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-23
sa hisS lite pehcy In .the En- Piedmont

w YiSs itte ts0ic IN the Iledmon
Con papy fpf $4,000. b..
Very truly yours,
s $;< DABNEY H. MAURY, !.
Gen4 Agent Piedmont Company.
+ Office n. 30. journal of Medi-
Seine, No. q, Carondelet street,
July 1869.
Gen. D. II: sMaury, Gen'l Ag't Pied
mont Life Ins. Co.:
Dear General-Per,nit me, in ac.
knowledging the full and satisfactory
settlement Of the ten annual life pol.
ICY of ten thousand dollars in. favor
of the widow of my brother, Mr.. J.
G. Logan, to express my thanks to
the company for the prompt pa, mcnt
they have made, and for the liberali-
ty displayed in waving their legal
right to the ninety days delay. Please
accept, also, for yourself my sincere
appreciation Of the warm personal
interest you have shown in fastening
this matter.
Very respectfully yours,
SAMUEL LOGAN,
Attorney-in-Gact A for Mrs. S. G. F.
Logan.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-23

U1sUANr to tho Order of
the Court in the above stated caae I
will sell for CASH ON SALE DAY
IN AUGUST next, at 10 o'clock. at
Abbcville G. H., at PUBLIC AUC-
TION, the TWO TRACTS of land
the property of the Bankrupt W. J..
Taylor.
1st. A tract Of land known as the
Gray Tract, situate on the waters of
Little River, in Abbevil!e District, s.
c., containing $50 acres, moro or less
butting and bounding on lands of DR..
Reid, lands formerly of James Tag
CART, Jr., lands of Winestock, and on
public road.
I'd. Also, q tract of land & few
miles distant from the first tract, on
the waters of Little River, containing
l60 acres, moro or less, end known as
the Cater Tract.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-23
G.. RICHTER
May Is, 1869, 8. 3m
SOUTH CAROLINA
State Agricultural aud Mechanical
NGaEaxino.

A I An ear Y date, the subscribers will
N publish the frat number Of n Monthly
Magazine, devoted To the Development o!
the material interests Of this State, and the
Whole South ; and will distribute five
thousand copies gratuitously, SO that every
on one may see what it is before subscribing
lh'y intend to maxi" it the bcst and hand.
So'nesl industrial magazine ever published
ut the South. and they ask tho cordial co
operation Of every good citizen in this en-
trrr,se, which must redoun. 10 the public
welfare.
Pe:sons wiAhing copies Of the first num-
her, will please send their a,ldres. to
WALKER, EVANS &COGSWELL,
Charleston, S. c.
May IA. 1860. 3-tf
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-23
FOR TIE TOILET,

FOR TIE TOILET.
Blanc dc Lis,
Came:ia Tablet,
Toilet Powder.
Pink BOIL
P"wdrr rufrs,
Puff Boxes,
A new and splendid stock of Tooth, ua:r
Nail aud Flesh Biu-hes,
Fine and Coarse C.ml e,
G"rn:i" snh French Colognes,
B-chclors Hair Dys.
A variety CT Fancy soaps,
Hair Oils, d.. dc at
PARKER d TiIOMSON'S.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-23

Moruxas DE ApvisEDs = tvsys keepa a bot
tie Of DIR. Tutts Celebrated Expsctorant In the
house. IL fss certain and, pleasant cure for
Group. Coughs Colds. DC. It is agreeable to
ths iaste. ard children take It readily. Go 10
yoursDruKgist md get it at once, it. may save
the life OF. your little one. @1
This valuable preparation for sale by Parker
d Thomson and ". + Penney.
July l6, 1S69-l2-2t.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-23
MILL MACHINERY
ron GAhE.

Our business having increased 20 much
that we fad ourselves justified in furnish
ing our mill anew entirely with .he most
modem machinery Of larger capacity than
the old, we offer the following named arti-
clss at very reduced prices, come of which
10 as good as any in uae in the District.
Persons needing such will Gnd it to their
interest to examine what We offer at much
less than real value.
l -Four Foot Burr Stone, (run-
ner0 as good as new, never having been
used but very little, and il of ss good grit
as sny Burr Stone in the 'couu,ry-wilI be
sold nj bargain.
1 Pair four foot Corn Stones,
considerably worn, but would se,ve at =
mill doing ordinary good business for
long time. The grit is the very best, md
makas excellent meal-will be- sold yery
low.
1 good Smut Machine. Til, is
a rare chance to buy very good Shutter,
y. less than half the. original cost.
2 Miu spindles, with Psteu,
Collars and Balance iross, complete, all
ne~-~i!I be sold cheap.
l Cogwheel, in segment., .(new)-
will be sold at Iess than half ,bs original
cost. >.-@f. rs,
z riniens, (new) TO run with the
above Cow heel, which will work ou The
mill spinjies alluded to above. Will be
sold for 'ess than llaIf the originsl cost.
2 Cast Iron Water Wheels,
OF q good p.sen', very cheap.
Bolting Cloth, as good a.rev, a,
q bargain.
Z Wheat, Screefas---ons, rolling, the
ottef escentfic, motion For sale Cheap.
These are IS good as new.
i Elevator Cups, Beits, Boxes,
and Pulieys, all cotnplete-not half.
worn, offered for''s sony 81 -
Besides The above, various other articles.
which viii be sold low. e. -. s: .
Wilson { Halglilsol. !.
Abbsvass Q. g., sc. My l7 1850. q
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-23
Fresh ARRIVAIs.

: -. o.'s -----so- e-s--~A- -, :; -
Combined C;,oa .nd o., 81,
ken vessels.
Brakes Bi,ters. -.-.-.
Speer's Fruit Solution
Castor OIL
Sweet Oil,
JacoH Z, Cordial,
CAYENNE Pepper,
p,r,co, So- r,o,
' oh'
Extract Bitter Almonds.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-23
TO TIE PROFESSION.

TO THE PROFESSION.
We have just received = supply Of Hmz-
Ha'dS f"rrolh"spha,en Elixir Ca!atega B.rk.
Erx,r P-,@'n s'ie, thins sni itsmu,h, a.i Iiaz
Esrt'r F~rrphos, .hs.-d Ehr;r Cxlasags Bank,
with l"hcashnnaIe Of B"hm..th.
ln"ee are new Remedies, but highly recon-
meTird 10y she psofs..ion. cad We cffrr them
cheap for cash.
PARKER i THOMSON.
July l6. 1863. IL TT
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-23

A BoVE prices complete with frame.
~ Without frame $40 less on each
mill. Also Steam Eneines, Boilers, Mil
Gearing of all kink, Grist and Saw Milis.
Sn.utters. &r. Agents, &c, for L. g. PIX.
Dedenck's Hay and Cotton Presses, which
also manufacture. All ssises Of Gin
Gearing, constad.ly on hand. A 80 horse
S'suonarg Steam Engine and Boiler on
band. for sale cheap, for CASH. sa IA.
All work warreated. Terms--Casb on
delivery Il = ~jt%.ts 49,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24

stead of seventy-6ve slate quarries now
worked in the town of Fairhaven, we
have been able to locate only ten OF them,
the remainder only existing in the fertile
brain Of your correspondent. These
onarr;es are now employing not over 1875
men-some of them employing but half
a dozen. and the largest employing per-
hans so men. We know of but two quar-
ries in town that are employing over 20
men each.- The estimate which your cor
respondent makes of our population is
simply ridiculous. Twenty-Five hundred
is large estimate The clearinghouse
mentioned, exists, as yet, only in imagi-
nation, though we hope that in time such
a building may exist in Fairhaven. Your
correspondent well says that 'to person
unacquainted with the magnitude of the
business carried on in this place, his state
ments were fabulous" We might fur
Their say that to person acquainted with
the facts, his statements appear much
more fabulous.
We take a great interest in the growth
of our town, but we also admire truth.
Fairhayen is certainly promising town,
possessing, we believe, the elements of
healthy growth, but such gross misrepre-
sentation and exaggeration can do us
no good, and serve only to disgust the re-
spectacle and truth loving portion Of our
community.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24
New York News.

New YORK, June %.
The members of the Cuban Junta ar
rested yesterday, were to-day all admitted
to bail except Col. Ryan, who remains in
Ludlow street Jail, until examination to-
morrow.
1t is understood that Secretary Bout
well will tomorrow appoint successor
to assistant Treasurer Van Dyck, who
rendered his resignation some months
ago.
An order was entered in the Superior
Court, directing the Trust Company to
pay alirnony to Mrs. Forrest, semi-annu-
ally hereafter which obviates the necessity
of special semi-annual orders heretofore
granted.
Large numbers Of lottery and policy
dealers have been arrested and held for
examination, charged with doing business
without paying special tax.
Several more yellow fever patients
from the Saratoga, have been admitted to
the hospital, and one additional death has
occurred.
The question of the right Of brokers 10
sell customers stock when the margin
was exhausted. involving millions Of dol
lars is an arguments before the courts Of
appeal at Albany.
The sentence Of Samuel Sutton, SEN
fenced to be executed on Friday at Hack
ensack, y. y. has been commuted TO i'm
prisonment for life.
Rev. DR.. Greenleaf. Rector Of Emanuel
Church, Brooklyn, died suddenly in bis
chair in the vestry room last night lie
was the son of the late Judge Greenleaf
of Harvard College.
\ man named John Bowen has been
arrested and lodged in Jail at Melford,
Pike Co, Pa, as a party who placed OBJ
structions upon the track of Erie Railroad
which caused the terrible disaster at Cars
Rock in 1868. He confesses his guilt.
DR. +. w. DeBowse, DIR. Frederick J.
McNally, Capt. Jno. II. Norvis charged
with holding officers commissions in
regiments being raised for service in Cuba
were arrested at a late hour this evening,
by L. s. Deputy Marshals, and lodged in
LuuIu" stiuv, jan.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24
By Cable.
IOSD0S. Jun,

LoNpoN, June o.
In the House of Lords this evening
the Earl of Shaftesbury gave notice of an
amendment to the bill for the disestab-
lishment of the Irish Church to the fol-
lowing effect
That the surplus Church property shall
be fund from which to grant loans to the
Irish peasantry.
The Star of to-day praises the United
States government for its consistency. in
taking measures to prevent the departure
of fillibustering parties for Cuba. 1t
says the sanction by the Attorney Cen
eral Of the arrest of the insurgeat Cuban
iunta in New York is satisfactory. The
morv vigorously the neutrality laws ore
enforced at the outset, the more easily will
the public mind be led in the right direc-
ton. Sympathy for nation struggling
for freedom is natural to Americans, ar
we'll as Englshmen, but the sooner the
people are reminded that neutral coun-
try has rights incompatible with the send
ing out Of priyateers and warlike expedi-
tons the better. Neutrality is not likely
to exist unless the laws are enforced,
and when the laws are insufficient they
ought to be amended. The English law
yers and statesmen may find it to their
own interest and advantage to watch the
result of proceedings instituted in the
United States, for the American statute
is almost identical with the English law
The case will form a precedent of policy
worthy of consideration and imitation.
MADRID, June %.
The Republican members Of the Cortes
are about to issue a manifesto, advising
all their supporters to swear allegiance to
the constitution if positively required so
to do.
The clergy consider it their duty to re-
ject the oath as a body.
The Republican demonstration to-day
was quite large, and passed off quietly.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24
him. Tutheu Is citizen of northern
birth and supporter of the Senate.
Decision Relative 70 Social Col.
Ored People.

Decision Relative TO Social co,.
cred People.
ATLANTA, GA, Juhe %
The Supreme Court decided TODAY tina,
the code of Georgia, adopted by the new
constitution, forever prohibiting marriage
relations between white persons, and per.
sons of African descent, and declares
such marriages null and void. Second,
this section of the code is not respected
by, nor is il inconsistent with, that part
OF the constitution which declares that
the social status of the citizen shall never
be the subject of legislation. That clause
OF the constitution absolutely denies to
the legislatures the right to pass future
laws relating to the social status or COM
pelling the two races to unite. As the
laws there in existence, allowed churches,
for instance, to determine for themselves
who should occupy their seats, and where
they should sit, and permitted rail and
steamboat companies, and hotel keepers to
classify and assign places to those using
their accommodations, according to their
social standing and grade as they might
.hink proper.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24
Western New =.

ST.. Louis, June %.
A special dispatch to the Democrat from
Jefferson City denies the report that Mis-
souri, will pay the interest on her bonds
in gold. The Attorney General had,
however, expressed the opinion, that the
State was legally bound to pay in gold.
Gen. Sheridan arrived at Omaha yes
terday, on his way to Chicago.
The United States Committee on Way
and Means spent last Sunday in Salt
Lake City, and left for Promontory Point
yesterday, on their way TO san Fran
cisco.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24
Grlr Advertisements.

STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT
Dof FairAaven 81 BE it remembers l. that at a
session Of the Probate Court holden al Cststirton,
within and Tor said district, on tie sth day Of
Apul 4. D. 1869.
Present. Hos. {. NJ. WILLARD, Judge.
Whereas application has been made to said
Probate Court by relative 81 Aaron Lewis.
Jr rvpTr>e ntIug said evils To Toe insane and IN
capable OF taking care 81 himself, and praying
that said Court appoint a guardian over said
supposed insane person and, whereas, II appears
that said Lewis /. now ont Of this state. There
fore II Is ordered that he be notified To appear be-
tore said Court, at the Probate Othye Ia sad CAS-
Teton. on the "a day OF August, \ D., 1863, by
publication oi this order three weeks successfully
IN the Rutland Herald, newspaper printed IN
Rutlaud, in the County ot Rutland the last Of
which publications shall be at l.,l-t twenty days
previous to said % day 81 August, 10 show cause,
If any heihaye, why the prayer Of said petition
~houId not BE granted.
2Js3w HENRY l.. CLARK, Register.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24
Fire.
Pr ILADELPHIA, June %.

PHI LADELPHIA, june %.
The four-s,ory b rick building, No. 2iO
Arch street, occupie by d. w IIurlburt
& Co, commission dealers in oils, was
considerably damageG by fire this even
ing The stock on la nd was valued at
$4,000, which was nea rly all destroyed.
The fire originated in / he cellar, and Is
supposed to be the ~ork I AN incendiary,
as there was no co al oil stored, and no
fire had been allow ID in III. building for
two months.
The stock was inS ured for $. 900, which
will probably cover the loss The build
ing was also insure Il.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24
Marria1fs.

CLEMONS-D In East Rupert,
JuIe I'D, at the residence OF the brides father,
by he Rev. Joseph Wiekham, DIR. s. = Clemens
OF Manchester, and Miss Annie, daughter OF a.
j. b. Danforth, Esq,
IYNDS- CLARk-At the Central House,
Rutland, June 18th. by Rev. Edward Mills, Mr..
Join NJ. Lynds, OF Plymouth Vt and ArvIlla l..
Ca:k Of Chester, VI.
WARREN DUNN At the residence of Mr.
j. {. Dunn, Rutland, June 10th, by Rev. l..
Mills, Mr. Edmund ID. Warren, OF Westmore-
Lard y. H., and Miss Sarah j. Dunn, Of Barnet,
Vt
June Sth by the Rev. Mr.. Crawford, Henry s
Weeks OF Rutland, to Miss Elizabeth Ii. Staples
VI Granville.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24
deaths.

SHERMAN. In Charlotte, June ~ Mrs.
Sa.ah, wife OF Lcyerltt sherman, aged q years.
MOWER-ln Cuttingsville, June 18th, Gus
.agus III. Mower, son OF Hon. Lyman Mower, Of
Woodstock, Vt, aged - years.
KCLUFF- In Boston, June 10Th, Mrs. Mary
Cluif, aged " years and months
The deceased was mother Of Mr.. u q. Nc
C.ure, Of Rutland, and was a very estimable lady
being beloved by a large circle OF relatives and
friends The deceased had reared light children
sil OF whom are now living; the oldest ohrld be-
Iu- % years Of age, and the youngest 81 years.
sHATTTCk At the residence Of NJ. A Mead,
in enter Rutland, juno n, Gcurge J. shattuck
ia .hr 23i year OF his rge.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24
County Nominations.

At the Republican County Convention
held ON Wednesday, the following nomi
nations were made:
SENATORS.
Merritt Clark Poultncy.
Geo. \. Merrill, Rutland
Luciu> Copeland, Middletown.
JUDGES or THE COUNTY COURT.
jam X. Hyde, sudbury.
Bradley Fish, Ira.
STATES ATTORNEY.
Horace G.. Wood, Fnirhuyeu
SHERIFF..
Vim. NJ Field, Rutland.
UIGu BAIIIFT.
George CaIr)n, Tinmouth.
JUpGEs'oF PROBATE.
Walter c. Dunton, Rutland.
G. NJ Willard, Castleton.