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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-17

Day boardcrs can secure frst-class fare at
Walker Is Sisson's restaurant at $50 per
month.
Irs- HEREAFTER oyster soup will deserved
At the morning lunches. As heretofore
the invitation is to all to come aud feast
without money or price.
mrlG Nv CHAs. PFiYrERLISG, Sup't.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-17

Tn mal-poN IN the city is confined nov
quite exclusively ~ the black. An active.
health oAirer sees 10 itthat all new case, are
couyeyg! TO out Of the way place. and KEEP,
'hcre. Tho recent cold ,pell had n tendency
toaggray.te tie disease There !, not the
least excitement on account 81 it. presence IN
the city. a1d 'trause- might rrmnin among
o. &c wees ia ontir, ignumscr nf IT, existence
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-17

The river is coming to q stand atthis point,
having risen but few inches in the past "a
hours.
The weather is little cloudy and pretty
cool. Whether il intends 90 clear up and be
nice, or cloud up and &C, ugly, We don't pre-
tend TO know and are perfectly willing TO
wait and see.
Business fair.
The Ohio is still slowly rising as far up a.
Cincinnati, but falling above that city.
The Mississippi i, declining at IT. Louis.
The Great Republic will add considerable
freight here.
The Quick'tcp brought for Thomas 4
Green, . Dbl, egg, for -. Louis, 90 sks bar
ley; for the south, ll3 Dbl. liquor, 300 bbls
-four and ! % Il, corn.
The White brought for J. Maldon, 1873
pieces .toneware; II. Myers, caddies tobac-
co; for ST. Louis lOs bdl, wagon stuff, and
for the south 80 bbls meal.
The Liberty Ne. I brough, large lot Of
iron for Il. G. Woodward.
The John Lumsden brought 90 bbls whisky
for st. Louis, and 227 bbls -four and hhds
tobacco for the south.
The following boats leave to-day:
VIA. White, Capt. Northern. for Paducah,
evening.
Cumberland, Capt Lowth. for Evansville,
evening.
Tho Bee added here 1855 bbls -four. 1854
sacks oats, lG boxes eggs, ~ bales hay and 90
wagons.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-17

Mr. D. 'hc yel'cipmlir while da.hins
along ,h' leyer, ;his morning. came in contact
with one n the iRnumerablo dog, that infe,t
that and every other street upset the dog, tho
's!oc.pcae and himself in manner quite sud
den and proIu.,,uous. The collision and IL. con
sequence provoked considerable laughter
among the by.tanders.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-17
rAx PURCHASERS NOTICE.

T. samuel :. Tay Ior and ElVn Par.on., rhoma. Pam
dent y. v. Edwards, Philip Bro~a and oihsrs
Interested
You and each % you afa hereby notified. that ~ a
sale ~ real estate made hy %" sheriff and collector -
Alexander county, Illinois, 80 the door 81 the court
house, "a Cairo, county 81 A,Etgg AZ htfU ~ Iu..
n0is, the 18th DAY 81 IuE", A. Il. 81 v. y MAJ
shall purchased a." following described real estate
situated The Clty % Cairo, n -Ni county fuf tlc
and county iSyc AMI due thsreou, fUr the
v.aY A ID I.fx.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-17

Connecting A. -. Louis ~lih
Northern Line Packet Company
K.okuk Packet Company,
Omaha Packet Company
and yariou. Railroad Lines
AZ Memph,. With
Msmphi. aud White River Packet Co..
Arkan... River Packet Company,
Memphi. and Ch.risston r. H.
and Mississippi a Tsnne.ses R'R'
A. Sick-buTg with
Yaroo River Packets, ant
yieksbarg and Meridian Railroad
Giving through bills lading snd tickets {" AL a'A'e~
p''"'' cHA- 7 HISpE, General Agent.
Once Whsrf'bos'
ED " si-SOS, Ticket and Passenger Agent
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-17

The member, of the ST. Patrick Bcnevo-
isnt Society wearing their beautiful rcsala
rarlra through the principal street. OF the
city, this forenoon led by the Cairo silver
cJgnet band. The turnout was not very large
but made very good appearance. The mt
sic was excellent.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-17
LOCAL NEWS.
,... mr. ,r,irnl aud Departure Of Mails.

Time Of Arrival and Departure Oh 4n"hS'
rri..8 Post of'.e, February g 1902
NRRiSgs. DErARrs.
slime of closingi
,..f iel.............. 3:}pa.m 800 pm.
%-b 5ysyi. ..... 4:ij p.nI.-..l 90 p IN.
s.,,R rbrpag VA and Way :. 90 ....lioO pm.
s,rth Memphis y. or. 400 a.rn..... 4Do pm.
sDH" it,u. lte........... 5.J1 p.In..... coo pm.
tUs.lssppI River route
w. ~. AMI Fflags... 600 pln..,. 200 pm.
charleston, No, Tue dsys
Thursdays Saturdays HOO am. llU ann.
Thcboa, Goose Island and
santa Fe........... e. 6:O0p.m Fri. 200 am. sat.
..r. mis-, .,l.t. ,i,t.i. every day except MONDAYS.
IN GRAHAM. VI.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-17
RIVER NEWS.
Port List for the ~ Hours Ending At
Two o'clock, II. NJ.

ARRIVALS.
Cen Anderson Column; WIN. White, Paducah;
Great Republic St Louis; Quickstep, Evansville;
Bee. Norman,
q A Thompson " o; Belle Vernon, Pittsburg.
David Watts Tenn. River: John Iumsden, NAshyille
CIV Of Alton yick-burg; Liberty No. I. Cincinnati;
>ain Brown. II. Louis; = II. Long Memphis.
DEPARTURES.
Gen Anderson, Column VIM White, Paducah,
Bec y a.. Norman, Memphis,
o. A. Thompson, Pits: Quicksi-p Evansville;
David Watts ~. Louis; Liberty No. Z, y. o.;
Civ Of Alton, " Belle Vernon, +"
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-17

And that the time allowed ~ las Tor the redemption
Of said real estate will cNpir. N. 2sih day ~ June,
A. u. ls6p. B +. MARSHAL.
Caro- H., March Il, l,el-dn
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-17
Popular Resort

OF all wcll-r.guisted bardisis, and good judges Of
excellent beverages and everybody knows
aud Gays the Hall u
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21
sAIddIctotsEy.

For tine last twaaty ya.r.. o~ -..a. .t.a
railroads were bull. .u this. .i-u NJ Yer
mout, Millle+aao la- 1..n da-5a- away.
Rip YIN Wmkle like. uu.lf sfs,r o.. dis
cayary of the min.r.' .-aiu Is 1aet -..,ua. 81.
since which time the l'aee ha ..an walk
ing up, and uaw show. -lsu- ri ill., mf
activity. The M. Geag-. ai.h tvrar
three mon, "ro constantly employed a'.a
the ~rrIng- in bot'lius water .mj sruliu-
1T ava! III cases "' IVY" i'/.a att.."s each.
and people are continually ean.as from
'o"h7 Ia the vicinity md carrying away
'''o " "'.'' ''' ''.l-''' l"s- aud bottles.
Inc "''e! iia''' ms iee'''''E ''''''-s'i
N''i''S' anu M''''' We NAN ' h..''''N- ''s'l
s''i'S' Nh nom i'>'l "iI' f5e'"''! l'i'
.i'e i'",ci anu removed 10 ms ha" N'''-''
49, '''' '''''..'. '7'l
\, 80 '''A
''' '''''-'' >
,','' " ''' '''.'' '' '!'' i.-'I' I'',''
ii' - d" '''''''' ''''i .','' M''''',' ~ he
S'''''7 II ~ '''.'..'l -'' '-.' |' ''
mn. "''' ''''' : anu ''''''.- - ''.-
''i' - .''o i''ii noun "''s """'A '''l
i,o'i al .lie country '''''I'' '.7 '|f' '' " lF
,No ihPibi! increasing business ~ 'i''t
80
MS iio'''i WIS ,'''''' 'f - @'' i'''.''''Ii'
'na ~oa "'oI.en ,Iod n'.,',." IA ,,'' 'F""!'. ~
''' vi ! ''D' mo .7'''''''l''' " I''"'"-
''oii'iy SoIui'i' anu 'h' i'i'iet-'i-It" 81
General Jonas ,laIK, hr't kept ihe honse
aS u hotel IN 1903 Aiter hih' there Is
long llst oil names ot persons VINO have
since kept 'he mousse IN the order which
they come as near as can De recolieetea OF
get information. After MT St"adard' WAS
otuheiey roster Mt. hhaPP' josiah ods-
well, John Reynolds, Ambrose Blunt.
Jonathan brewster, Mrs. Brewster James
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21

HYDEvILLE.-The Evergreen Slut
company" is the tite Of a corporation
chartered by the last legislature 1t
quarry has been worked about two year
on small scale, affording roofing slate o
a superior quality and fast cDlors ] wa
shown last week some specimens split
more than year ago, and they wcr,
beauties. The developments indicate q
large vein Of soft slate suitable for mill
ing products, and it is the intention Of
the corporator4 to enlarge thoir opera.
tions. With the addition Of 5000 t.
their working capital, they can do a
business that will pay 30 per cent on ali
the shares. 1t has been urged that they
offer stock for sale, but a yet they h4yc
declined. Jnles. they change their views,
only one person will be received into the
company on payment Of $1,000 3Ir.
Wiswell, depot master, IS largely inter
estod
Lake Bombtzinc is at length covered
with ice sufficiently solid to bear light
sieighs. Heavy teaming or it is aot yet
ventured.
The Young Mons Christian aa,yr,a-
tion Of Fairhayen conducted tho sgl.-iou,
services in the Baptist aharah last sun
day very arceptahly 10 the caugrs CATION.
They are baud Of earnest Christi Il
workers, intent upon the service % Chris
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21
TERMS $3.50 PER ANNUM.

its present owners, and with its presen
landlord, viii be found to be a comforta
bic stopping place for those wishing TO get
the benefit Of the springs.
There are now,as there always has been
men OF ability and business capacity in
Middletown. N. l.. Veil, who is now sell.
ing goods in the '-old Clark store ha.
been very successful as a merchant
twenty-five years close attention to hi.
business, has enabled him to accumulate
a competence. A good example for young
men; they should learn from it that tho
surest way to get living is 10 attend to
their own business.
Lucius Copeland, a man well known in
Rutland county,is a valuable man in this,
as he would be in any community. lie
likes to make a dollar. but he wishes to do
it honestly, and it pleases him to see 9TH
ers thriving besides himself. lie has
several times been spoken of for county
Senator, AMI in our opinion the county
might 20 farther and do worse" than TO
elect him.
We have an anomaly for post master,
though two things in regard to him must
bo conceded tho first, he i the best post
master the town ever had-the second he
was never known TO injure anybody lie
has been post master for some ten or
twelve years, was frs. appointed under
President pterce's adminis ration. but has
D.au able to So change hl, course thus far.
as to keep himself to the wind-ward Of
each incoming administration.
Report says that at tbs age Of twenty
he went aJeai man Of war. and fol-
loved the sea ior fifteen years, the latter
part ot the time whaling around Cape Cod,
lhem followed his trade Of halter ia Mid
dietown and Manchester, y. H.. for TWEEN
ty-iiye years, since which time he has.
been post master in IF. for ten or twelve
year, and now claims to BE- tut twenty
seven years Oh. and the. best looking nan
iatawn.
We shall mo. foaa, iur his age, hut VIC
DO say thar a. is good locking, his teeth
arr -aunl. ha IS straight, Portly, elastic in
:. -,ap. and no, "a hir Of d., head j.
whitsns3, aud it !, The sincere desire oi
oerry mtn, W r.n and clild IN Middle
town, that ha Iaav y, -te,r biz -hipa, to
ha t'a post master hire for hundred
years 70 come. sEvEN 81 NINE.
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E5sgff. EstcEtiu4IA.

", ire-. at l,laa th-r,-ul0 ii IA fow
additional 'inat Bunk elections,
which were hn,d Iu.~sav. january l2th.
FIRST NATIONAL HA>h or rAIHuA1EN.
Dlr.rt.-.- -.I..r,l. .~T.,d.n President
Z. C. Eli. Ira G. Allen. Jo.cul Adams
Pitt ". ITvdr WIN. II. Green Justin
Jennings
5. w Bailey. Cashier
.,,,.,.,.,, .,....: :>..,,.,.,,..,.r ,,.r,r.r-
.>
Directors. III p Yt.I,.I.. President
Sidney Earlnv. Gaa. T. Elmund4 & NJ
p,no I.4o-.rl ,.,n..n C,.or,,o lTa,.o, I
y platt
C. W. Wa,dbou.c. Cs-l,icr.
,,,,..., , .:..,,.,, ,..,.,- ,,.
, -.,..I
r. n, :,
I-..'..,I,,'. 49,. W. - d.
.'.'-.-
''';' WI
LrDIow. -- Freddie ellison. SON of
Charles = .Mas,p. al,ed II vc,rs and four
,,o,,+,s 1;a1 s,,la.,l, i, Trd1,,-,,, -, =,
U.s. ''' va wv
18th inst. Freddie returned home from
p,+l,rI IT. J-;I,,. L,,.;... ,,,,, l.
49, 'N'H tA''' '4i- 'o''i' lit'iiNN
somewhat since the prcyious Tuesday
Oh Monday he sat at the table with the
rest of the family. and partook of his
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21

The sermon, by Rev. Mr.. Gleason, was
from Eph. i. 10: THE exceeding great
ness of his power toward us who believe.
according to the working of His mighty
power" 1t was a well written produc-
tion, read with ease and rapidity, and was
well received, as it deserved to be-
An account Of the subsequent exercises
must be deferred to my next
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21
Chri>tiamComvcnti AT Tairhavcn.

{ 4 Christian con ysufion under the ans
,,;.,.< - ,,a c,b,,r.ha- anI W, ~.
c,,-...;,,, -.
c,-,,,,.,,o,., g., ....-..;,, - H. pr.h.,l;-.
c,h,,n,,, r,;.,..,,..,, ,v,.I,,..I.,.-n 70.
rLa -. a-a-,s-..-
A .at.snal.
The afternoon session, wa. opanad N
l3O. PRAYER by Rev. II. l., Gr,.a. of
HvdayilIs J,m.s p,r,.r rr..i1o,,, ~
the Fairhayen Yonn., ,Cbr;-ti,n ASSOC
citation. called the covention I, order and
AT his request Rev Mr. J,,,as n,s,or ,f
the Barfi.t Church cav. , cordial v,.eI.o,na
Ia the DELEGATES and o+bor Cb-i.,i,-,
friend, in attendance.
Rev Mr. Gleason If Wa-4 PrtI,,,1
was chosen president nro tenn wbarapn,,
a aconmfttea, consisting ,f Nle-.r.. Spencer.
OF Fsirhayen. Parker. of CastIeton. and
of Rutland. was appointed 10 rep. rt
officers for the permanent organization.
After consultation their report Wa r-u.
dered. and as a whole was adopted hy the
convention. The name, Of president, vice
pre>id nt- and secretary, your reporter
did not ascertain. but Will furnish them
tomorrow
\ business committee WI, appointed,
consisting Of j. Goadby, of Poultney, o.
b. Douglas. of Brattlcboro, and c. l..
'''ra-on. .,,, OF West Rutland.
to'''' ''' '~'l'"''"g rs the
'''i'oi = from 'i'''F'''e' ana
,ta ~, =, -Asso' ',i''ohS'
VI, VI, 'D'>. u u'>',',' o, tn. question
nav '''' 't''''' ""!''' VI o"nS
heh : oHtiS''"h A''o'' ''iohs.
2'do 70 f,2o-'9erih'h ny u, l.. Gleason.
o-oo 1 U '.'o-l rayef meeting
- 'o' % D.I'--2'r'noh ny d. o'oaa0y'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21

GOLD FOLKS FEsTIyAL."-T The old
folks festival, to which we called atten-
tion last week, and which was to have
been held al the Royal House, Sudbury,
on Tuesday evening, January 18th, was
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21
RUTLAND. VT THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY 2ls 1862

postponed, on account of the severe storm.
We learn that Mr.. Pitts intends that it
shall come off on Friday evening, January
18th. Music by the Rutland quadrille
band
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21
Woodstock Railroad.

Sht tItSN4uii ~ tilI jail
| am a plain old man, living out here
by myself in a solitary nook, mostly away
from the business narts OF men, and
never intruding myself in their affairs
vet | read some and observe good deal
more.
,rl,+ t1ora. will he ez-enrnalIv \ crisis,
res, mr. f,r off. in the affairs Of this town.
il safe to predict. from experience; to
which tle l,rre.t rortion of our citizens
..r. esther frcslless or Fblind. I have ref
..y...c. f., the eff.rt r. This town. of the
Ti,ffI Ii,,.-. or NOV of the Woodstock railroad.
ztri.q. ,f,.rs ..r. tI,orsapd. uho labor
l..,.l.. 81, ~, ,,,ad - ,bo,,.aI,,o. and
.to c,,..,,,,.;t, tbsro are hpt very few
,.-,-. n, fine thinking for them. II. there
f.r.. l..c.,,a- those few to think wisely.
..rd ,tl,1r- ta 5,ry.ass weIl those thoughts.
nl moi suffer themselves to be deceived
f., t}a .periotI. argument, Of demagogues
-. f,, +r... artfr.l i,,tri,,ues &c selfish men.
4......,.,....1,.,.,
iIftl.rt. q ->1a9t influence has gone ont
5-.,., ..,,,.,,., ms derived. either from an
--...........ti,.. - ,n. ontarnrisiny iharac-
fer. 1r from the fortnitou- .circum-
-.-.a.. l.. which we are rIaced.
s,.t ,y.. Gathered in. with little or no
..v.,.f;..,, In. ,Yr ,,,rt a harvest If proSner-
5.e. u.j.aY,I}.l in the State With
fnJ.si AIMS. -5 far 81 cxertiny ourselves.
,..1 ,..,b. heart. cxLLarapt with satisfac-
si.,. ,v. Lava ranaiyal the GOOD which
H.. ls....r,. .o Isvi-l,ly naprnd int, nur Inns
lT.i.gs literally had pro-peritv thrust
.,sr .r- Tr54tastiey can only. be- cuinvcd
ay th,.. who Il, mot. s.e- fear to lose
afasa.
-sv a1a.u tl,rr is a.crjsi- in our af-
t5r~ The stream does not alwty, run
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Freshest GIeEIfitlgs.

Alaska cost rs less than two cents an
acre.
-winona, Minnesota, is Under the
G4slights.'
The skater. at the Boston Kinks have
hurdle Races.
The onaha people call themselve.
d" Omahog-."
-Norih Carolina w4uts a State Agri-
cultural Far
The Stanton Virginia girl. wear
high boot-.
Chicago has had an .Anti-Temper-
ance meeting"
Miss Kellogg returns to Europe in
the spring.
-Ilinoi. grew a5.0oo.ooo bushels po-
tatoes this year.
The Frederiai opera troupe is in New
Orleans.
| Chicago Is soon to have d dollar store.
Happy Chicago.
Over 27.O0o emigrants arrived in Chi
cago last year.
Female cgmpo-itars set up the San
Francisco Californian.
A hairless -quirrel has been killed
near Natchsz M--l-sIpPi.
The champion ano-legeol skater" is
amusing Erouiaues.
-ci,..rr,, ,r,...- ,,..,r...;, l1,,.-,,r, :, :,
Louis last fAur-a-y.
R..s B,nI,.,,r f.. ,, .s,,f-Y.,.a doc, ,,ieturs
f,r ,l,. O..
-....,-
light its / l.29l street lamps.
-Cahada i aSitaisl about admitting
in -Cine'nnAi, nineteen ladies have
formed "n Li-aI Suffrage Syciety-
-Beard Is painting "a picture of the
Grecian Bend among the bears.
Ev.,.r E,,.,I.,,d ,.l.l ,i,,. I'D ;..
hanging done by q woman
>T..-.-t.....,. ,..;1..-.--,.;ri ...,,tr;.., ~.
rro'-.,,,5..,,,.,. i, a.. -
H. VI Ri ....- ,.,.,o,
,,,l,, ,l., r. =. ,t,.. ,-..-...s,,-,
-Je-~i. Bruce FDteA IN bnO4la ior
IN. i'' ~ = -
The average ITIee % s".d IN 1913
In Providence fifteen Temperance meet
inE- are held each week.
The Boston Mu-sul.i ia- brought out
,.i.,l.. ~, ,,... 49,. ,l.l-.......,,
A young woman oi - IN hehlueAy'
H rs
-i iie printers ia - 4-"A.' ee4eor@leo
tiahA'lh ''''i''As va" 70 Da'i anu
--i5poth ir'gusnfs i4Aa- special trans
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21

MAsONlC.-AC Ihe annuaI communlca'
ton of Mt. Lebanon Lodge, No. 46, L. &
A. NJ, held at their Lodge Room on the
25th day of December, the following were
elected officers for the year ensuing, viz
L. NJ Reade, w NJ; John Parsons, S. w
NJ NJ Martin, J. w; G. d. Read, Treas
urer G. III. Pierce, Secretary; John A.
Butler, S. D.; Dexter Waite, J. D.; J. O.
Shnmway, Daniel Sherwin, Stewards
Hammond J. Livermore, Chaplain Daniel
Lyon, NJ; C. II. Pierce, Librarian; ii. f
Sawyer, Tyler.
FAIRHAvEN. - Last Monday evening
the Calvinistic Welsh Methodists gave a
donation party to their pastor, Rev. Mr.
Brown. We understand he is soon
to close his labors with them, designing
to enter the ministry of the Presbyterian
church He is graduate of Denison
university, Ohio. He is held in high es-
TEEN by the whole community, and many
will deeply regret his departure.
On Tuesday evening the Methodists
gave their preacher in charge, Rev Mr..
Fox, donation.
In the Congregational church, at : p.
m, the Rev. L. Burnham preached before
the Young Mems Christian association,
About 9p. m, a fire was discovered in
the marble and slate mill of Messrs
Hanger d Pottle. There were no means
Of arresting the flames, and in three
hours the building was in ashes. The fire
probably caught in the packing room, in
the third story. Most of the inachincs
were got out with little damage, and some
Of the finished slate and marble work was
saved. Twenty thousand dollars will
probably cover the loss, on which there
is an iusuranceof $4,000 About 60 men
are thus thrown out of employment. j.
is not surprising that village Of fifteen
hundred inhabitants has no fire company.
- hook and ladder company, no engine
or other implements, and no chief engin-
cor to direct the efforts necessary to an
efficient combat with the deyouring ele-
mcut:
On Wednesday morning a conven-
tion,. formed Of delegates from several
Young Mems Cari-tian associations, and
the churches Of this village and vicinity,
was held in the Methodist chapel. Tie
session will close to-day, January II.
CURTIUs.
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W. h"odore r. Davis, of Harpers
'; " eek9ly, yCroquisl is in Washington max.
ang ~ sketches for the forthcoming inaugur.
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THE RUTLAND HERALD.

rfu-r-D1f-. JANUARY IT, 1850.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-21

10 pay tic HdllOHdl Otut, anu oo """y
with Ill the revenue taxes now levied
upon its oppressed people. | am ex-
tremely sorry that C. C. ID. should, for
pay. prostitute the talents which God has
given him TO such low pettifogging,-
dragging in old saws, old Franklin max
inns, as "pay as you CO. and such things
as will do well enough for individual
economy, but just SO many straws in view
of great enterprise for the public good.
If he has aimed to show his wit in giving
such a turn to the case he has succeeded,
but his argument Is futile
That there should be opposition from
ignorance ana perverted selrishness is not
surprising. But that the editors of the
HERALD, having more serious aims =
having a more patriotic and generous re-
gard for the good and benefit of commu-
nifty :-and with a more far-seeing and
fAr-feaching object in prosperity Of society,
should be diverted from such higher and
uohler aims by paper, such as is called
The Independent" is much to be regret
ted. In political matters there are almost
always two sides to a question, and, conse-
quentlY, in such a place as this, "A neces-
sity exists for two papers, that both sides
may be heard. Bat when a third paper
is introduced; It's support is often SO pre-
carious, that it almost always prostitutes
itself to panler to the appetites and tastes
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f''a NrcfsOLoG. of l~6S present, few
Iiiu-triJus names. " wc consider tnAr .lE D.
She whole world which contributes Ia
tla-a muuGufgl Lists. Every heart know.
esa ~. own bitterness: and this sheet vii
come { hundreds of homes where the wear
1865 viii bgcrm0rc remain the salde,'
ud best remembered OF all the wears oi
the household what do bereaved friends
r,cis %: statesman. poe' or warrior counted
among tha da4d OF 1865 To those who
have such personal cIi,is t. mourn. 1t
rn4y seem almost L.artles- So recount the
losses which tire world lt- sustained IN.
the death ri its great men. And indeed
huf fuW of those have gone thi, wear
while oi the most illu-iriuus, hardly oHe
died IN the prime of manhood; hardly one
has been stricken down in the
heat of The conflict hardly one
fell with the eyes Of the " rid upon him
and in the glory 81 his DAYS. Not one
lead' has fallen ia the fight. Those who
have peri.hed, have gone IN the ripenes.
oi years. perhaps past influence and u~.,-
fulncss, even in the decay Of their powers.
buchanan and Stevens from among IA
Brougham and Brewster and Iilman and
kean in England Ro,hschild and RossI-
I'll and Bcrryer were men whose work was
done, and who-e death left no woeful gaps
in the ranks Of the living. Berger, IN
deed. died N harness and with the sounds
II battle in his ears hut il was the gem
erous self-doyotion of the aged warrior
who Lastens to the field 10 give an exam
pie OF antique yalor. Not for a long time
has there been a year in which 20 few
great men have died, or in which the IL
I..a ,uer. .alr Ia,
from the lists OF the disabled and the re-
tired. So much for the world-renowned
men. OF those less distinguished, yet who
have been eminent in church and state, in
letters, arms and arts, there il long ar
ray. Among these are Hughes and
Leutze, Hopkins and Coquerel, Bell, ,Cardi-
gan and Mccall, Halpine and Brock,
Rives and Cagger, Granger and Seymour,
Lored and Menken. Elliot and Adler, jew
EFT and Greene.-!Springtield Republtcdn.
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He suffered but single day,
Yet lIy'd he at Its close,
And Wore the long, long nightaway
In statue like repose;
But when the sun, in all his state,
llumed the eastern skies,
He passed through glory's morning gate
And walked in Paradise.
AUGUSTUS.