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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-11
SORE TXR-AT.

Keep your throat wet with the Ba!sam
taking little and often-ana you will
very soon find relief.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-11
sCLERG YMEN.

The Rev. ISAAC AIKEN, Of Allegheny
testifies that it has cured him, after a
other remedies had failed.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-11

Up jumped the devil in rage to set
these two lines to fill up the page.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-11

G. q. CLARK & CO.'S COLUMN.
COR'E COUGH BALTAM
GUR'g COUGH BALBAM

A Sure Remedy for Colds. Coughs, Group
Influenza, Whooping Cough. end viii
Relieve CONSERVATIVE CouGH. !.
80 ars il has been a household me d
icine-"nd mothers anxious for the safc
~ Of their children, and oil who suffer
from any disease of the throat, chest and
lungs, cannot afford to be without il. In
addition to the ordinary four ounce 70
long in the market, we now furnishino
in comoth family size bottles, which viii
in common with the other size, be found
I Drug Stores.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-11

[ From LESTER SBKTONef Aawas
MINIATURES, Jan. "a, 1868.
Nessrs. C. G. Clark s Co., Ne.e Uaven..G.
Both myself and wife have used Goes
Dyspepsia Cure, and it has proved perfect
" satisfactory US remedy. have 10
hesitation in saying that we have received
great benefit from its use.
Very respectfully,
lSigned) LESTER SEXTON.
From Rec. l. +. Ward. Avon, Lsre;a Co. 10
Ae.srs. Strong 1 Armssrong, Drss,i.s
Cleveland.
Oentlemen.-It gives me great pleasure
to state that my wife has derived great
benefit from the use of Goes Dyspepsia
Cure. She has been for u number Of ysars
troubled with Dyspepsia, accompanied
with violent paroxysms Of constipation,
which SO Frustrated her that she was ali
the while, for months, unable to do any
thing. She took, ut your instance, Coos
Dyspepsia Cure, and has derived great
benefit from ii, and is now comparatively
we'll. She regards this medicine ~ 8
great blessing. Truly yours,
January 18th. 1868. l. F...WARD.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-02-11

The New York Union Piano Eorte, embraces
all the modern improvements, and at prices
| Is suit
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-02
New York Markets.

W" lOAhs NOV. ~.
coIroN Frm. sales $3.50 bales at q &C. fol-
inIddling upiands.
FLoU.- neceIpts u, gGi bls. Flour rather NOR,
steady; far business doing without decided
change IN pflce- Sales lO,oOO bbls. al si75 40 II
Tor -upeTnne state aud Western g. 55as q
cOrlInon 10 choice extra STATE; g. 35d6 80 90 ex.
ira western; 81 SO9 so god 10 choice whit.
wheat extra; sJ.95go 50 common 10 choice found
honp ONO so.VOGe.29 common 10 iair extra st
LouIs: = J0Gseo Tor good 70 choic. d.. elosing
dun. ~ Hour quiet. sales 20 bbls al a 500
GOO. Corn meal quiet.
wHIsKEY-Lo~er. rAles ESQ bis u Western
a. los q .Oj tree clo-ing at / Oi.
WHEAT receipts 2.j.ss bush. Wheat lzL2c
better aud modrIsts inquiry tor export ard spec
ulatIon. sales 5000 Du.n. at .lIs tor No.
rI is; - - "a i;f No. spring. s..0 wintsi
Western; sl.40 amber state; 81 S. wnise si.te
RYE-QuIei.
barley Without decided change. sale. AZ
900 bushels. Iwo-TOsed STATE, sI.U5GI %: the
iatteT p,I-e very chOice; Canada W,sf Al 49,
LIS. Barley malt quiet
toKs- keoelp's ,iOS bush. Active 2q3 cts
better. safes 81 ,U0J bu. at .iU71i III nm. M
mixed western, sI.l2gl IA sound do
Ars-hcseipts 81 900 bush. oas firrD-.r ana
advancing. SAILS lie 90 bush ~ Ga 0tC5 west-
err, nj Il, eoao5E, aid 65k goo etai-. chiefly
RIcE-Quist. CaIolins st 7a7l.
COFFEE bull
sUGAR-Quiet.
-, M9LAssrs-l!uiei Sale lisbLi-. Porto Rico
g. &G664.
., rEIRoILrs, Lover, a. .s4s Tor crude; soxG
u for refined
uoPs-Q net.
PoRk-Heavy and dropping. Sales 300 bbls a.
30 1oSaS4 30 Tor lev mes. .33 OIsrS3 81 old do /:
s25.9u1-i - Prime s15 9 q b. prime mess
BLEf-Steady. Sales $50 buls AZ Is ais 90
Tor Lew pisIn mes sl0Oo9al7 o. ne1 extra mess
lier'e beei Ouist. salc- 100 tc. at sn6 O0sL2s 20
, u prime mes s3eOOa3i.00 Tor India mess.
Beef hams quiet. nal.r l35 bbt- At az osl,2 Ron
old s52.9033 20 new.
Cur MEATS. Quiet and unchanged. Sales $50
Packages at i2alJ cts.
sHouLDtRs-F4EH cts
HAhs-Mddles quiet and steady Sales IS
ooher- western, Is sc; Cumberland cut-. lie.
LAHD-stsady. Sales 500 tierce- at ls@lg for
steam IssisE for kettle rendered; also, 1000
tc-. steam, seller, feb. lsc
BurTrR-ouiet. ohio. 2o053 State, 3515.
CHEEsE-DuIl, at l7dls
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-02

II
| "A uumbse q uorkmen wsss psscipi-
tatsd from . soaAoad ON the old DuEeh
church in New York ysdfsrd.y. and No
Of them seriousdy injursd. - 2
This Council. Of Wyoufng Territory
yesterday passsd bin almost nnsninouiiy
allowing females to vote. The bill wsa to
be passed upon in the House last night.
The hours of Ia Dor in Downing q
Co.'sextensive carriag factory in Concord
have been reduced to eight, aud wages
pro rata.
John Parsons Of Ohio has been ap
appointed q. S. Consul at Santiago de Cuba
Thomas A. Davies, Ed yard &. Gesry
and Jesse Apologize are appointed govern
ment commissioners to examine the rail-
road and telegraph line which CoGgr By
act of July 25th, 1866, authorizsd the
Oregon Central Railro ad Company to con
struct
Two Englishmen ma med Addison sne
Scott, aged respectively IS and Is years
have been arrested in New York charget
with being implicated in the Port Jervi'
bank robbery.
"A fire in Topeka, Kansas. isxt Sunday
night, destroyed property to the amount
of $4,000. 1t was insured for 10000
"A bill has been referred in tie lower
house of the Alabama legislature making
jurymen swear that they never belonged
to the ku-klux khan.
James Baker, an engineer on the Dos
ton and Albany Railroad, was knocked
from his train by bridge last night. neal
Warren, Mass, and drowned in the riveI
below.
"A boiler III the steam dye works AZ
the basement OF the De Soto Honse, IRA
lena, exploded yesterday, norta lily wound
ing the proprietor, Mr.. Streeter, sevsrei,
injuring his wife, and shatte-ing th'
building.
-Warden's soap factory IN Madison
VIE, with all its contents, burn ed ye ster
day Loss $4,000; fully insure d.
The Philadelphia Young Mems
Christian Association celebrated its
fifteenth anniversary last evening. The
association numbers 1851 members.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-02

- $3.50
ssa,vhnAhQowU . bvsrshae ~ = -.
"a d Mans e Caabss1Us, Gpewixhnnsg
- warm rain snd nsA, has - -enzts liviy.
udEA Q shaAs bs1esr piso - tsuH saonAlns -
NEieAsos AsDssn I'D GOD sobct q tzsdss %
1T ssaziy al Of the 800 hsad lan0sd &c CaD-
bsaAOs vsss dispossd OF in good season, THE
1rsnooa At an advance Of perhsp, oue-fUusth
cut pa pound on besf 0stis q whish thssc
vsse soos god spssinsus. 1sny Lngd Whsts
Crssk, n. r. suad TO Mr.. Cook " oxaa svsnesang
.s1s pouDds Of live weight, one pair q ave
ysaxs old oxsn, $50 pounds. fed BY G. Bowen. 1t
| somefhing over u cents per pound. ths exast
figures not stsSsd-a very supsssor esq load.
| LaabsEt Hastings cold seven god oxsn 20 dress
about LOO pounds each, Eve It he. IL 81 lie.
pr pound. J. ". Taylor sold tso oxsn 20 dress
| l.2So pounds each, one OK l,iso pJunds, a. isc,
one 90 l,loo p,uads at l2Hc too st.Ss 1t sA,
four thres-yssss old stssr-, 30 pounds, ss lose.
per pound. Cooper Marshall Sid one pair Of
oxea st i2c-, six three Year old steer. a. ioxe-,
Que coz, go poupds. 1--we. n Sc, other Cows md
young cattle st 70 De- Per poand. % estimated
dressed wsssht- z. A. BirchAxd sold IS three
year old st-su 70 dress about SO pounds. 10 At
lOhc., at 9xc., tso cows and tines beiiers faI
s22O. There were sumo $1,000 sheep a. Iz-p
briogs and Aadford, number ss6cisuf 70 give
! the buyers the advantage of the ssiisns SOD
many estimated the conssquent decline In E11ess
good quality. ]. r. Fowler sold liz god Nss
/ York sheep 1t e4.75 per head jasper HUI, no
q Is POUNDS each Tor IS So others ~ 1s-31, s.73
Sf.5o, tl-25. % 70. t1.i2, &2ez, fLoo, &C
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-02
iMarrlageS.

CHASE FALES In poultney, Al the resi-
dence OF Is. " Rice, Nov. 43th, by kev. j. w
HarwoaI, assisted by Rev. IL =. karrar, alonzt
Chase OF Watwpr h, y. \, tni Elizabeth Fales
VI Poul,nry
WILLIAMS BALTIMORE in Whitehall
n. y, Nov. -5th, by Rev. @ W. s. Porter, Sam
uei Williams of Rutland, AMI Georgiana Balti-
more of Whtehsll.
GRIFFITH -BULL-In Wallingford, by the
Rev. Daniel Packer, William b. Griffith of Dan
by, and Helen A. Bull OF Wallingford grand
daughter OF the officiating clergyman.
HEM ENWAG-HA RRIs-In Ludlow, Nov.
Z5d, by KEY. Ira Pearaon, MIR. Phillip +. Hernen-
way OF St Paul, MINI, TO Mrs. Juliette HarrI-
OF Ludlow
STONE-LAROE On sunday, the 2lst INST,
by the Rev. j. + X. Pellet1er, MIR. l.. Nj. Stone
to Miss l.. NJ. Iarop, both OF Rutland.
CLARK TARBELL In Ludlow, Nov. lItb,
by Rev. Ira Pearson, Benz. III. Clark aud Mary T..
Iarbel, both of Mt. Holly.
TAFT RILEY In ludlow, by Rev Ira
Pearson, Charles ID. Taft aud Carrie NJ. Riley.
both of CayendIsh.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-02

=
This was wholly us@rpssA1 leAGes& bbin,
who, in well timed remarks, returned
Thanks and affectionately addressed his
pdpils. VI OCT ZJH - EDIiy4,
The exercises were enlivened by music
from the East Poultney Brass Band,
numbering some 10 Instruments This
band has been recently formed and though
this was their first appearance in public,
they did credit to themselves
Oar correspondent says "ineredible as
it may seem, this teacher, at the age of II
years, did not know the alphabet In ad-
dition to his labors in teaching he has
preached every Sabbath to tie Bsp tist y
ciety in Middletown in the mornir'y and
10 the afternoon and evenir- in the Ban.
list church in East Pc--a,tnev for two wears.
with very rev exceptions, travelling to his
appoint. nents amid storm or sunshine"
re adds. II honor the scholars in their
selection ola gift, and for their generosity
"Honor to whom honor is due"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-02
4 Ship in Dis lresS.

= SAN FRANC IsCo, Nov 80.
The revenue cutter W'yandotte sailed
to-day III search of the ship Orion from
New York for San Fran.nisco. Her crew,
with the exception of four, have been re-
ported AS down with t'le scurvy. The ship
Arkwright which arrived here several
tnde % degrees 10 minutes north, longi-
tuda 1870 degrees - minutes west, by a
boat from the Orion, when the condition
of the crew was represented aud provis-
ions furnished The captain Of the Ark
wright failed to report the affair until to-
day when the authorities immediately
dispatched the eu'ter ~ search of the
dist e--el hip
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-02
STATE OF YERMONT, hU

\ w '1A-ho~N4, NJ \
~ land County, So
WHEREAs, Mary j sne Wheeler of Pauief. IN
the County OF Rutland, has .xalbite1 70 me- the
Z ERIK OF the Supreme Curt for The County II Rut
Land Aforesaid, J. bel or prclaon,
5E7TTSG FORTE, IN subetauce, that she vss
married 10 Moses n. Wheeler OF Payi~t sfore-
said, on or about the Month OF October A ID
1886. AZ Cambridge. New York. by one -
a frerDl terrain minister. and that she lived with
said Moses r. as his WIFE, until December l. 1868,
when the said Moses Il. enli.t- d in The United
states army, and remained IN the service Of the
United ~ .tes until ApIil, $50. when he WAS dis
changed from said service, but he has never
returned 20 the Stale Of Vermont, or lived with
or contributed 10 the support OF the sid Mary
Jane, but hath utterly abandoned her. the sad
Any Jane, And praying said Court 20 graut he1
Whsh SAID petition il addressed 90 the Hon
supreme Court next 70 be holden 81 Rutland,
within and Tor The county Of Rutland aforesaid.
on the nrst n onday next after the iouIrh Tu.sdsg
OF January, A u. 1870.
And II having be.n made 10 appear that the
said Noes Z. Wheeler u without thus state. 20
that Sad pSsssfOn ca1fiok pr u upOp him
IL OhDERKD IA ct the said Noes n Wh.eIer
be noiIned and required 10 appear ON tie frst Gay
Of the next stated term Of the Supreme Court 10
be holden AZ Rutland, within aud q the County
OF Rutland Aforesaid, on the rrst Monday neal
after the fourth Tuesday q January. A u. 1870
70 make answer 10 sad petition, by publishing
the substance OF said petItion and this order u
the Rutland HERALD, a newspaper published At
last of which publications 10 be a. least six weeks
previous 10 the said session OF said Court.
Dated at Rutland aforesaid this 18th day u
November, A. ID. 1863.
HENRY II. SMITH,
Clerk Of sulrerne Court
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n> ssiANri, CABLE.
the London Iirnr> ois she (ession
ct >.u Domingo so the nitsd
states.

IoNDoN, Nov. ~.
Tie LINES rci,,tmg 10 the posi- bic
ctsslon a san Domingo 10 ,ht United
STATE, sa9 From thc present aspect OF
affairs W should oc disposed 10 expect
the completion OF a treaty to that effect.
Such IA bargain would be beneficial not
only - the paIties concerned, but to
Europe aud the world The Americans
eouls loss. aln h,tir. while they might
gam great deal Ihe island ought Ia
Be- i aow emporium Tor trade and income.
In >oe:s commercial stations no people are
moua interested imam ourselves
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-02
TATE OF VERMONT. DIS

~ trict Of Rutland IS. The Probate Court
for the Distinct of Rutland.
To all parsons interested IN the estate Of Dsnie
r Iarbel, late of MI Holly, Ia said district,
deceased, GRETrrro-
Whereas, Ibenezer Fisher, Z aving presented bis
petition IN writing u said Cour-, repre-entlnz
that he l. Aoministrator OF the Estate OF Dauiel
p. Ia bell. LATE Of M. Holly, deceased that ihe
personal estate Of the sand deceased. ~ not suf-
nci.nt 10 pay his just debts AID the changes Of
acuiinisiration, by tie sum of thee thousand
dollar. aud praying said Court 20 grant him
license 10 sell much Of the real estate OF she
said deceased As viii enstle him 10 pay The
Aforesaid, together with thu Gusts att ting The
same, sud that part Of sasd es ale BE- sold
without injury 20 those interested in IN. rernAiu
der; ami praying sad Court u grant him licen-e
20 Sell the whole Of tie real estaie Of the aid
deceased.
Therefore, By the authority Of the state Of
vermont y0n are hereby notified On sppesr he-
fore the said Protste Court, at the Probate Oftee
IN Rutland, in said distric,, tie 50 Tuesday OF
December, A ID. 1863, 10 s8ow cause. II any you
have, why said license should not lie srAnied
Dated AZ Rutland. in said district, this lst Cay
Of Dec-nlb Der. A. ID. 1865.
W. q. EDGERTON,
4sw3H' IA Register
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-02
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, Nov. So
The receipts from internal revenue for
the month ending to-day were sl3,145,.
$40 The receipts for the corresponding
month last year were $9,640,00
The annual session of the National
Council of the Union League of America
will take place in the city of New York,
on Wednesday, the Sth of December, at
noon, Ii II expected that the meeting
VIII be largely attended
The corporation attorney has rendered
a decision III the mixed school case that
any one trustee has power to grant ad-
mission 10 any school He declines to an
swer the question, what is the legal in
depreciation OF the word white" believing
that Congress VIII, by plain and appro-
pirate legislation, settle the entire SUBJ
iect, aud thus prevent protraoted discus
sion and litigation.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-02
Another Erie suit.

ROCHESTER,, n Y, Nov. 30
The Albany and Susquehanna Railroad
case was further postponed until to-
morrow on the urgent appeal Of the
counsel for Gould and Fisk. Judge
Barnard telegraphed to Judge Smith re-
questing postponement, stating that
David Dudly Field was engaged before
HIM on the Vanderbilt suit, and that one
suit or other must be postponed. The
counsel for all interested in opposition to
the Erie Company earnestly urged an i'm
mediate trial
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-02
ESSEN COUNTY.

A few days since boy about ten
years OF age named Stiles was caught in q
belt in saw mill in Bloomfield, and
thrown to the floor with such VIOLENCE az
after the occurrence
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-02
4 - 0A<10 - U u.
FROM WASHINGTON.
NEW YOnK news.
-
THE ERIE IMBROGLIO.
NEWS BY THE CABLE.
w e s TERN VS..
LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
NC. &C. &C.
NEW YOnK news
THE ERIE IMBROGLIO.
NEWS BY THE CABLE
LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.

&C. &C. &C.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-02
DAIRY FARM FOR SALE.

Farm Of $50 acres, within one mile Of rauroad
depot, schools, &C. Wm keep Is coz md = team
Pisnfy Of fFuit. good sugar works, and running
water at house and barns. The farm IL under
oer. The house II . large one, Two ssor,ss high,
buiit Of bncE ssd covered WITH date. There are
l,soo eerds e Wood 10 spsre IRON the fang, vhicA
soA vitA O viShsut fhs stIek, csops and farming
tech. an6 q oasy terms a. payDs1t. rries wItk
s1osk, 0DssnA ks0ing seo6a. eloyoor. 4 nall9
- 80 49, = 49, 49, =
H. 80 49, hUs Asna vsa lssatsa, Cor
~ . - endnos - 0a11ng 49,. A1lo ~
q 49, hve6ssE 1870, y.1!s1Ss1.
wsnA.sssa De- = -
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-02

The rise IN gold was due 70 the fact that the Sec
Rotary OF the Treasury Ia, directed the sub Treas
''r-r - -, ia biH far syara-r'nss.. .gala
l22 Messrs. Trevor * Colgate have claimed The
$685. ton winch they bid on the ground that Ii.
government does not reserve the night TO rejec,
bids TOR gold. The action Of the Secretary excite.
much comment.
The Anne. lean Merchants Union Express Co.
has declared dItIdeI.d OF three collars per share
on Outstanding capital stock
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-02
sale Of Steamships.

BOSFON, NOV -.
The steamships Ontagio and Erie, built
two years ago for the Boston and Liver.
pool line, but which have been lying idle
at the wharf nearly all the time time since
their construction, were sold AT auction
to-day The bidding ran very low and
they were finally sold for S25G,2i. each.
The purchaser was Edward r. White, of
the firm Of White K Haskell Of New
York The original cost Of both steamers
was about 81 100000
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-02
The Public Debt.

WAsHNGTON, Nov. 30
The public debt will be reduced during
the present month between seven and
eight millions. 1t can be positively as.
serted that Secretary Boutwell, in hi.
forthcoming. report viii not recommend
an early resumption Of specie payment.
His report will 20 - Congress m manu-
script.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-02
Chicago ana NorIhNestern HAIL
road.

CHICAGO, Nov 20.
The Board Of Directors OF the Chicago
ana Northwc-tern Il iilroad have adopted
"a resolution thIt no officer or eInploya OF
the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
shall have or hold interest in any other
Railroad, Express Company, Transports
tiou Company, manufaetory. coil mine.
steel or iron works, Insurance. Company,
or any other kind Of bn-ine-s which con-
tributes 70 the Chicago aud North~ e,tern
Railroad, unless by the unanimous per-
mission of the Board OF Directors
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-02
Elections in Mississippi and Texas.

AN'+' DisfSrtNbr WV w.
The elections for the new constitutions
and for State officers in Mississippi and
Texas commenced to-day. In Mississippi
the election lasts two days, and in Texas
until Friday evening. There will be no
count until the electians close, and conse-
quently nothing definite will be known
regarding results until polling is over.
Dispatches received indicate quiet cleo.
lions in both States.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-02

pK0CToRsyiLLE BEATEN Proctors-
Vile amt . much If IA place Tor hogs after
ali as our pond snt Of few days since
would make us believe. W. are now
willing to give West Rutland the credit
OF containing the biggest hogs, aud more
Of them than any place of its size in this
section. In iset. it l. a decidedly hoggish
place, A. will be seen by the following
b. + Blanchard OF West Rutland, re-
entity killed two pigs eight months old,
zach Of which weighed when dressed 800
p1unds Mosa. NORTON q the same place,
killed one u tire same litter at the age OF
seven months. which weig BOB pounds.
What hogs turn comes next
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-02
Meeting of the National Boar. of
Trade.

RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 30.
A large number of del egates Of the
National Board of Trade arrived this
afternoon, representing the oards of New
York, Philadelphia, Bosto 4, st. Louis,
Louisville, Portland, Chica go, Baltimore,
Milwaukee, and other cities A commit
tee of merchants have been appointed by
the Board of Trade here to extend pri-
vate hospitality TO visitors and many of
them have been taken as guests 10 private
houses. There seems to be general feel
ing among the people to welcome the
delegates, as they comprise the only ma
tionn body that has me: here for years.
The hall of the State clpitol has been
rendered tor their sessions which COM
mence tomorrow noon
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-02
An tnfoUn,Ied ftunhOr.

tiNN ANA, Nov. ~.
There L. much excitement ia this city
il commercial circles over intelligence re-
ceivod from The United States that the
COVE rnment had caused the new Spanish
gun boats in New York harbor to be dis
abled in such manner As 10 prevent their
sailing
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-02

! EAuIBIrIoN Al EAST PouLTNEY- "a
resident sends W the following account
of nn interesting exhibition If the school
at East Poultney under the charge of
Rev Thomas 1obin, that took place the
evening before Thanksgiving, Nov. 18th.
! The exhibition was worthy of great COM
mendation, taking the circumstances into
consideration, as it was an honor both to
teacher and scholars A large and we'll
ordered audience gathered to cheer the
pupils in their public efforts, and gave
evidence of being well pleased from the
frequent applause bestowed during the
exercises.
First on the programme was the recit.
ing of the Goth Psalm, in concert by
fifteen young ladies. The declarations
were well delivered and dialogues were
performed in a spirited manner much to
the amusement and edi6cation of the
audience, exceeding the expectations Of all.
During these, Mr.. Tobin requested Mr..
Lawson F. Kellogg, who has been for
some time leader of the choir of the Baptist
church, to come upon the stage. He then
presented Mr.. Kellogg, in behalf of the
citizens and his friends, the sum of fifty
dollars testimonial in appreciation Of
bis services. Mr.. Kellogg was taken by
surprise, but accepted the gift with an
acknowledgment of his thanks, and the
expression that he would continue his
services as leader of the choir.
Near the conclusion Of the exercises, the
pupils all gathered upon the stage and
called upon Mr.. Tobin, their teacher, to
join them, when Harlow Hosford. Eco,
appeared with q large and elegant volume
of Wsbstsr's Dictionary, and presented it
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-02
Destructive Fire in Jackson, Mich.

DETROIT, Nov 30
A disastrous lire broke out in Jack son
Mich, Tonight Ii originated from am
attempt by i man 10 draw gasolene nsar
a burning lamp Amony The su ffrrers
are w Jackson, grocer Holmes 4
Averill, tobacco ,nd liquors; Mrs Bran
mage, mi!i,nrry and fancy goods; Kelley
IL Casey. boots and shoes A H. Bliss,
crockery; A Bailey, shoes and leather
Frank Hust X Co, hardware Bloom.
field x Co, crock.ry The losses in the
upper stories include Jackson Hall Mrs.
Hovey, sewing Machine agency; Mrs.
Curtis, millinery Two photograph estab-
lishments and various Offices The loss is
estimated at s300,OOo The insurance is
probably light. A man named Runyan,
while assisting in removing goods, was
fatally injured 10y the explosion of some
powder.