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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-28

AoA-ks Ocl-
AsHEs-Pots quiet and steady. Pearls dull and
CorTos.-wi'hout decided change. Sales 800
bales at 20 u tor middIlng upiands.
Receipts n.suT-l9, 2s6 bhis.
SIoUn- Heavy. saIes II 6 n bhis., Al 5 pss5 ss
for ~ap~rhD- state Apa 4 esfern. 5 sla6 20
for common 20 choice -xtTs gesi.ra; 57S1l5 40
good ch,ree White wheat -strs. 9BaB s. ssnp-
clola> Round Boop Ohio; . 25tae IS enrn-
10 fs. extra -. LVuls; o. So god
choice do, c1Dsipg hrsvy.
Rye noar quiet, 80 Dbls ~ so O. IS.
Corn meal quiet. Sales so barrels a 565 fnr
Southern. 5 IS Tor Brandy WINE.
sHisnsr-firia. rais> % barrels Western at
I.2iGl.2lz free.
R1ceipts whest-ss. IFS bushels.
Whest-Oprned shade tIIaer and closed quiet.
-ai.s il-6O rust eis a. 40 q / ! FIR No 3
spring; l IS f,r winter TED 8Ii.noir; 50Gli - for
white ohiJ; 4oel IL = for w.lt.r rel ard amber
western.
Rye dun and declining. Sales SO bu hels at
GO tor We,t-In.
Barley quiet. sales 500 bt..Le,s :. ate at 100
el SO.
Barley malt dull.
Receipts corn-26 0l0 buah.
CoEs-Cn=ocnd 2,e3 cents better. Sales 70 900
bush at ssaloo for unsOnnd mixed Western
4 Oldsl " soOGsd do.
Receipts "at--2 20 S23 bushels.
OA1s-WItbout cesiLed caarge- sales $1,000
bushels at 6le5o3Js fr new southern aad West
erD.
RICE Quiet Sales 60 fierce. Carolina. at 81
corrEE-Firm. sales 700 tags BIO On private
term.
sus.R-s'eady. SALES 80 hhds. at llkal2
for Caba, IL &c for Porto Iicp.
MoLs--I-- ST and quiet.
PyrsoLEUs-firn at lsAC a 3 foE crude, and
33s4G3i for refined.
hol~ quiet American l5a2g.
PoeE-Pork ETgncr sai.s OF $50 barrels al
81 S7@e3l So for mess; 25 5OSs2s IS for prime,
and q 50 Ca2s 50 for prIIn- mess.
BEEY-steady. sal-s 70 bbls at G 0Aal5 90 for
new plain mess. ~ Oos.i7 50 new extra mes.
Beef hams steady. sales l03 bbls at IS O0f
IS 90.
cut neats steady. Sales $50 pkss. al IgZGl5.
Shoulder lssii9. hams I7aIsE
LssD-Tnc hanged u l6a ads FOR steam lsG
l6k fr ketfI@ iaGel@d.
BUTTER-tlIuet.
CHEEsE-6ui.t al l1GisE.
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New York News.

NEW YORK. Oct. 90
II. III. Van Dyck, former eub-Treasurer.
and Calvin I. Hulburd, are named "a.
successors of Gen. Burterfield
Report says Father Hyacinthe starts
West next week.
Jay Gould gave evidence on the gold
conspiracy before the Grand jury to-day.
man named james Lilies, deposItor
III the Citizens Saving Bank, attempted
To shoot the paying teller of the bank to-
day, because he refused to hand over
money deposited to his account without
the production of his bank book. Two
shots We're fired, but did not take effect.
Lilies was arrested.
The machinists in the employ of the
Erie Company at Jersey City struck again
this afternoon
The Social Science Association COM
menced its eighth annual meeting in this
city to-day. The opening address was
delivered by President Samuel Elliott.
followed by Prof ID. c. Gilman of Yale
OoiNkes the
evening Prof. Dwight of Columbia Col
lege Law school, read paper on the pub
lie charities of New York, and A. r. Spaf-
ford. librarian of Congress, one on the
public libraries of the United States.
The new United States Marshall, Sam'l.
r. Harlow was Ex-Marshal Barlow's
chief deputy. He is a native of Ulster
County, and is about 35 years old.
The Post says: The cause of Marshal
Barlow's resignation was distaste on his
part for the duties of the Office and de-
sire to continue uninterruptedly the prac-
lice of the law.
AT meeting of the Republican State
Committee to-day, it was determined not
to furnish any tickets relative to the
amended Constitution, except as against
the property qualification clause, leaving
the duty of furnishing other constitutional
tickets to the several county committees
as their judgments may dictate.
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nv ATLANTIC CABLE.


France.
Paris, Oct 90. 6p.m.
The city has remained perfectly tran
quill up to this hour. The threatened
demonstration has not been made, and NO
disturbance Whatever occurred. The
Emperor went ont this afternoon in an
open carriage, and d rove through some OF
the principal streets.
LONDON, Oct. 90.
Acton s. Ayrton succeeds Layard az
Commissioner Of Works and Buildings.
James Stamfeld, NJ p, has been appointed
Secretary of the Treasury vice Ayrton,
and Gordon replaces the Right Honorable
James Moncrieff as Law Advocate of
Scotland.
The steamship Nemesis, built for the
Pacific and Oriental Company, will sail
Saturday next for New York, having
been subs tituted for the ste amship China,
which was to have sailed ON that day.
BERLIN, Oct. 20.
Baron Won Serheusen, Minis ter of FL
nences, has resigned.
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Southern News.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. &C.
The Grand Lodge OF i. o. of o. I. met
in this city this morning. The attend
ance of delegates is greater than it has
ever been in the history of the lodge.
The election of Grand Officers will take
place tomorrow. The session will be OF
unusual importance.
AUGUSTA, GA, Oct. PC.
Edward Cady, a citizen of Warrenton,
Warren County, was taken from his house
last night by party of Federal soldiers,
While being carried out of town, Csdy
escaped, receiving two gunshot wounds.
The sheriff reported the outrage to mill
tary authorities. The affair has created
much i'll feeling.
RICHMOND, Oct. 26.
The Lynchburgh Agricultural Fair
opened to-day. The address was deliy-
cred by Thomas S. Bocock.
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MlarriaaeS.

ANONYMOUSLY w ,llingford. Oct. 9th,
by Hosea Eddy, Esq, David Hagar Of w aihng-
ford, to Mrs. Martha Morse of TiUm mouth.
LAURIE-CoX-On the 25th inst., by the
R-v. j Mi ton Pecs, Mr.. William = Iturie and
Miss Martha Jane, daughter OF Mr.. John Cox,
all of Rutland.
McLAUGHLIN-GROv Brand n. 2lst
irst, by Rev. william Ford Of Battle Creek,
Mich, Angus A. Mclaughlin OF Worcester,
Mass, and Ella l.. Grover Ut Brandon.
BUEIL-CaILDs-In the Congregational
church, at Walllngford, Oct. 10Th. by Rev. AL
dace Walker, Mr.. samuel T. Bu. II of Mechan-
iesville, Iowa, and Miss Della q. Childs Of Wal
lingford.
SAGER-PERKINs-In Rutland. Oct. 18th,
by Rev A. F. Bailey, Mr.. Charles w. Sager and
Miss Ida NJ. Perkins, both OF Rutland
NICHOLs-At Factory Point, on the 9th inst,
Sarah A., infant daughter of ]. b. ana sarah A.
ichols.
EDSoN-HARRIs- Trinity church. on the
2lst Inst., by The Rev. j Milton Peck. Mr. Mel
vim 9. Edison of Norfolk, Va, and Miss Helen c.
d 4rris of Rutland.
+ TIFFANY-THOMAS- In Pittsford. Oct 10,
by Rev. c. l.. Walker, u. D.. Henry F. Tiffany to
Miss Eleetia Thomas, all of Pittstord
MALLON- FRANCIs-o October 2otb, by Rev.
A. A Miner. Mr.. A. J. Mallon Of Rutland VT,
TO Miss Mary, daughter Of Nathl Francis, Esq,
OF Boston, Mas.
ATWOOD GILBERT Brandon, oct Der
18th, by Rev. g. A. > hSmts, A. A Atwood,
Esq., of Randolph, and MR.. J. A Gilbert Of Bran
don.
OAKS -CARPEN gER-In Burlington, at the
residence OF u. G. Barber Esq, Get. 18th, by the
ksv. Geo. Is. Stafford. Geo. e. Oaks OF Boston, and
Mss Dora Carpelter Of Burii gron.
I.0VELANn-pATCH- Pittsford Oct. o.
By Rev. G. l.. Walker u d, M Frauc; owe
land al Pittsf,rd and Ms. F. Aidle, only d ,ueh-
tei OF j. h. Patch q Sutherland Falls. 40 cards
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Telegraph. Operators' strike.
New YORK. Oct. 26.

Telegraphic circles are much excited
over the strike of operators in the Frank
lin Company's office here to-day. A.
noon, the company not having aeceeded TO
the demands of the operators. all but two
or three of those in the main Office, and
most of those in the branch offices, of
which there are about a dozen in the
city, left their desks with an express de-
termination not To resume their duiies
until what they consider their reasonable
demaud--that their stfries shall Le IN
creased until the, are made equal TO
those paid by other compaIies-shail have
been complied with. The superintendent
of the company continues business with
such help az be can obts IN, aud il using
every exertion to obtain efficient num-
Der of operators TO fill the numerous va
cancies in the offices here. The strikers
claim that they have the sympathy and
promise of material support of their
brethren employed by other conn anie4.
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Important Decision.

NEW YORK, Oct &c
The celebrated cotton case OF the Unit.
ed States against Vernon III. Stevenson
was to-day decided by Judge Nelson, OF
tho United States Circuit Court, in favor
of Stevenson, the Judge holding that The
cotton in question never belonged To the
Confederate States, and instead of being
shipped to New York in violation of act-
of Congress, it was shipped from Com
federate port TO foreign country, in vio-
lation of the blockade of the port of Will
mington. But this fact could not change
the title of the property. or work forfeit
ture of the same To the United Statea, I'M
less seized as u prize of war.
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Western News.

CHICAGO, Oct. 90.
In Central Iowa it has been severely
cold for nearly week past, with ice thick
enough for skating, but no snow ha'
fallen.
The freight house and depot o. the lii
nois Railroad, together with a block OF
business houses, were destroyed by fire
last night at Montana, Illinois. INVENT v.
six business firms and eighteen families
were burned out; loss 100000.
Gen. Belknap, the new Secretary of
War, left Keokuk Ibis morning for Wash
ington.
Admiral Farragut has SO far improved
as to be able to sit up. He hopes 10 be
out by the first Of next week.
Journeymen tailors in this city, having
tried in vain for two weeks past To get an
advance on certain kinds of work, were
this morning ordered, through the Inter
national Tailor's Union, to strike.
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Y: NJ. C. A. LECTURE CoURsE.-Our
readers will not forget that the opening
lecture OF this course is delivered by the
Hon. Charles Sumner, at the Opera
House, on Saturday night, Nov. 9th. Our
7. NJ c. a. committee have succeeded in
securing for Rutland one of the best lee
tura courses that any city or town in the
county can boast of. The tickets for the
course OF six lectures are sold for two dol
lars Subscription papers for these tick
cts are now in the hands of committee
Co.'s Bookstore, and o. L. Slader's Res
taurant Secure your tickets at once.
that the committee may know what to
depend On.
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Free Trade Meeting.

ROCHESTER, Oct. 90.
A very successful free trade meeting
was held this evening. 1t was addressed
by G. G. Clarkson, President of the Ro-
chester Reform League; Prof Perry, Rev.
DIR. Shaw, and Mshlon Sands, Secretary
of the New York Free Trade League. A
resolution was passed condeu,ning pro-
tective duties, and calling on Noah Davis,
representative of this district in Congress,
to vote for the repeal of the coal duty. A
petition TO Congress, favoripg the aboli~
ticn of the coal duty, has been signed by
two thousand voters. The petition is SO
feet long.
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Tn. following are the afternoon quotations:
Stocks closed steady and dull.
The following are the afternoon quotations:
Market.

NEW YoEK. Oct. &c.
AsHEs-Pots quiet and steady. Pearls dull and
nominal.
CorTos.-wihout decided change. Sales 500
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HAIR DRESSING,
GREAT WESTERN

MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
officers RoBFRr PAGE, President. FRKn'x W
MACY, Vice-Presidens. WLeLEY Z. SHADKR,
Secretary.
Issues Policies upon all approved plans, At Low
rates, and with unusual liberslity to policy
holders
All surplus divided among the insured.
No Restrictions upon Residence or Travel and
no special permits required for mariners or for
any occupation except those Of peculiarly has
ardou- character.
AL policies strictly nonforfeitable after frat
payment, under Massachusetts Act adopted BY
this Company.
Safety, ability. and mutually, are prominent
points, while additional hberality convinces that
every good. equitable and liberal feature of the
best Life Companies has been adopted BY the
Great Western.
Active Agents wanted throughout New Eng
New England,-OfRce 10 State Street, Boston.
octl5dlm
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POUGHKEFPSl

PoUGHKEEPsI Z, Oct. GO.
The dead body Of man was picked up
in the river here this afternoon. The de-
ceased was apparently about 40 years Of
age, dressed as q laborer with strap
round his waist; wore heavy boots, nearly
new, black hair and dark moustache and
whiskers.
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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Oct 20.
Isaac Levi and John Clark, two Of the
band Of counterfeiters arrested at O-good,
Indiana, were to-day brought here.
Eleven Thousand six hundred dollars in
counterfeit National Bank currency Of
various denomination. very poorly exc
cutrd, was captured with them A
brother and sister Of Levi were also ar
rested, and large amount Of counterfeit
currency was found On them.
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The Privateer Cuba.

WILMINGTON, Oct. 20.
The case Of the officers Of the Cuba VA
resumed before the commissioners to-day.
Mr.. Davis, for defence, desired to intro
duce some Of the officers - witnesses.
Mr.. Phelps, for the government objected.
After some discussion, the commissioner
decided that the oficers were oonpstsnt
- Witnesses. After the examination Of
two witnesses, By which nothing Of i'm
portaaos was elected, the court adjourned
over until tomorrow.
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a SERIES or GRAND ENTERTAIN
sGE>Ts. - We learn thtt the Morlacchi
ballet troupe, consisting of "a young Ia
dies. from ne grand oPert house, New
York, md the Boston Theuter. assisted by
the Gri,wold Opera House Company of
Troy. n. T., viii commence series of
pantomimic and terpsichorean perform
ances at the Opera House, in this viii
Ase, on Monday evening, November Sth,
70 remain three nights. The Morlacohi
troupe is said to comprise some OF the
best dancers which have ever appeared
behind the tootHght- in this country, and
We laok, sup octcd as they will be, by
good p4ntomiui,ts, FOR series Of pleasing
and ntrit3riou, entertainments
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The stock trains are hetgy today, atd, as has.
been The ca every Seek since sl.e ire-h.t, thy
are lre; come 1863 c-'ue ard .5oO rhs-p
have been received b, q. L.r.Aet .54Gs. ,Fal Ia,
with those 81 and wet, la1ze 90 ossfls,. 800
snss'p aud lambs. Tfzde n -. T. has no, b.,en
- VI iur III drOv,T as It 49, last Tue-d4y:
Inaibly On account 4 tae l4'g- s9p9iy Il forth
eTn cattle. Try Nere h,lI 81 Ok "a ale ea1Iy Iagt
OF the fail ia hope oi a. siier Vriees and lsoE %
many are eco.ded upof. TIC fnsrsef that ;h4 buy
ers nave M advantage. anE pres are finding
dosngaIds, ana there ale loud c9intl ant oi tho
market to-day. We Lear ii - - 81 BaTthsan
oxen over l2G cGs. 4. H. Dualty Ia. sold one
PAIR 81 Durham oxen, "a ~ tue 3 gent u Putnam
q Co., fItchOurgh, bought oH Iainissi. IA foY
;. :. Learned, splendid p4'F aud ~ lat that
Mr.. l.. said, they "a. ned q dang. They
may have oo-t more tL4n ~. cts. pr pound
HOnghtOn a Wilcox rod seven 3-yeas Ga steers,
~ dress 500 los. for lie. pee po.nd. 70 dres.
700 lbs. At Io,ic.; fifteen 2-year ol = 900 pounds
each, at Zoe. J. Qlin,aa sold one c5~ aud Elk
2-year old. for si5 each, 81 nin- Genre pf pound:
Line dry iof $40 esrh, ~ 81 c.s pr pound
two coss FIR sli5, or oj4ets pr poubd; Two old
c~ws for ss5, or Sc. pr pound. and 2-year old
for $s5, or ct-. per pCu-d- The thaep trade 40.
even harder than that 81 tie, til result Of
tue large number al rn4Tiet. The dFvseEs eas that
prices are nearly one oeat poan i've Mt
lover taan last Tuesday. The great sE0abe 70
with the slim qualities. ~. G. Rex sd l0s for
s2-S; W. Bass. lof at s22s Air. cOie, car IoAd
at $40; n. Z. Wilson, az 81 ID. Race e. Lryings-
ton, axe. per pound. Kice d Hoyt as at e3:
lis Al s.; j. l.. PesTy, 50 a. so 81 Al 81.
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measure, hrlissins that uadsr It the
Catholic religion viii revive, and ths,
Atheism, nov % prevalent, will be ami.
Inflated. The Diario makes brief refer.
ence to the decree, but INDUCES in nc
comments for or against it.
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From 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 90.
An Omaha despatch says the extensive.
ly published statement that the Nebraska
Legislature ratified the fifteenth amend
ment, is incorrect, that body having I'D.
journed to February without action on
the subject. Gov. Butler will probably
call an extra session of the Legislature
this winter.
Cyrus w. Field reached Omaha from
Denver yesterday.
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Fire and ExplosI on.
CONCORD. N. H. DC,

CONCORD, n. a, Oct. %.
A store, in which was ths post-cfice,
the barn, and carpenter shop Of George
Elliott in the town Of Bow, were de-
stroyed BY fro last night. Two hundred
pounds of gun powder and barrel Of
kerosene exploded. No person was in
jured. Loss 200.
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STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT
LNARM FOR SALE.

Pleasantly situated in East Hubbard dion, on a
good road SIX miles Borth of Gasteton, consisting
oi 800 acres vi land suitably divided INTO me adow
and ti,lage, pasture and woodland There on
t1e farm gUot house, ami barns and outbuiid-
ings sufficient for the IA IN, nearly all OF which
ha9e been lately built and repaired in the most
convenient and durable manner, without re :ard
to cost. The farm Is well watered and fe ced and
under a gooh state OF cultivation. Meadows
mostly moved with mschue. One Of the best
sugar places this vicinity OF from three 10 hve
hundred trees, with house, pans aud buckets Tor
three huudred trees. There are plenty Of apple
trees III bearing; also grapes. There is IN the
farm from $500 10 3, 90 cords II wood besides
much timber that can be spared from The farm,
enough to pay for the farm v hen mar seted, and
on good road to good market, school, church,
blacksmith shop and postotfice near by, and IN =
good neIghborhood.
The above will be sold for cash or cash and APP
proved credit at great discount from actual
value, as am d-sirOu, TO change my occupation.
l will also sell, with without The faTm, Of ,dl
my stock OF SHEEP, cows, bees, wagons. sleighs,
and a complete ses of farming tools, together with
one of ''Grsy's" horse powers, produce, etc, etc.
For further particulars enquire OF the subscriber
on the premises. Sen CA ROOT.
East Hubbardton,v VT, Oct. goth, 1869. 4swtf
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DR.. II. ANDERs, German chemist and .
member OF the Medical Faculty Of New York
CITY, after fifteen years research and experiment,
has discovered method Of dissolving Iodine in
pure water. This preparation tDr. Anders' 10
dine water) has cured many cases of scrofula
ulcers, cancers, etc that had resisted tie action
Of all other remedies
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4 Curiosity Mr.. Smith Johnson of
Ira br ,u1ht into our oil yesterday
daf bunch OF -tcaGb .rrje- picked in his
meadow the day previous. They were in
al respect. a. fresh rs if picked in June,
and quite - palatable. Mr.. Johnson
thinks that if our climate in Rutland is
so mild Il, to grow strawberries all the
yc.r rouud There eau be little use in our
farmers cmgrtting to the South or West
"a seek more productive soils
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remain can b. styed for usefulness BY this APP
pication. Instead of touling the hair ~ith a
pssty sediment, 1t will keep 1t clean and wig
aus. It's occasional use will prevent the h-ir
from turning gray or falling on, and consequent
y prevent badness. Free from thore dele eIipus
subst nces winch make some preparations dan
gerous and Injurious 10 the hair. the Visor can
only. ben fit but not harm it, IL wanted merely
for
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&C. &C. &C.
From Washington.

From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 90.
Gen. McMahon, late Minister to Para
quay, is now here on business with the
State Department. His proceedings as
minister are approved, on the ground that
they show his course was marked by com.
mendable diligence, discretion, dignity
and firmness. The General confirms the
reports of the allies firing upon his par
ty, while with Paraguayan flag Of truce,
and their prevention of despatahes from
and to his government, with the exception
of that for bis recall from Paraguay, which
was permitted to be promptly forwarded
to HIM. Lopez is represented by the Gen.
eral to be possessed of fine administrative
abilities, and not more cruel in war than
rails. The devotion Of the people to their
chief is without example. They are not
only obedient, but always ready TO incur
risk or make any sacrifice which may be
demanded by him. Lopez contemplates
the restoration of prosperity to bis coun-
try, by Immigration from the United
States, to whom he will offer inducements
to settle there by the grant of lands.
Thomas Ewing is now fully restored to
health, both mental and physical. The
impression that he had a stroke of paral-
ysis is erroneous; it was only fatigue from
nervous exhaustion.
BY command of Gen. Sherman, the
board of officer. assembled at St. Louis,
of which Maj. Gen. Schofeld is Presi-
dent, will examine and report on the best
small arms and accoutrements for the use
of the army of the United States This
board will act in conjun ,tion with the
board of naval officers.
The President to-day received, in the |
east room, delegation of railroad engi-
neers from the convention now assembled
at Baltimore.
1t is believed here by the British lega- |
ton, that the steamer Lillian, seized near |
Nassau as an alleged Cuban privateer, |
will not be released by the English an
thorities, but be condemned and held as
pirate.
-e~eh as.;-,a.a. On far "a RETURNS have !
been received, is that the public debt |
statement for the month ending October
3lst, will show reduction of $4,000, 900. I
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HUYOTS WALL-MAPS FOR
" SCHOOLS.

By the admirable system Of coloring adopted,
the plateaus, mountains, Valleys rivers attitudes,
in fact, all the physical characteristics OF the
earth's surface, are clearly snd beautifully ex-
pressed, as also the political features, bounda-
ries, names Of cities, etc.
PROF. GUYoTS
COMMON SCHOOL SERIES OF OUTLINE
POLITICAL AND PHYSICAL
WALL-MAPS.
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BEEF-Per loo TO- o. .atal weight 81 hide tas-
Tow aiid Ii.zt. stf. az 5t..t s3p- &c. qualify
sl2OO as -; -icOrg Do slf.U-aas ! IS fhird
90 -" "a l".sJ; a hE ch-las Iaair. Nesf.rn
ti5.25eti5 %; some o. t. roEesl COWS, 6e.,
s.. 80 - %.
"DLhls.G % F-A- go l1s2z5
HANDY ~Tkhlke s53 500, - 4ile.s according,
~ thar value rssat.
COWS AMI Yot NGNALvts FAR suality
u ~ 30. eAtrs f1a4sl-J. f.rusa add .lEy 80 1s9.
SlokE" ihiA bOl ~ tAEGGsr tor
f.rni~rs' yeaihDg-, sl5 o.. 800, two so.rs Cd
S.5.OOCaJO.
,hELP- Per pound. five sseiei.t q - ets
SHEEP AMI LA14ls's- 70 L--a, - .8ir, 81 90
9lsjrO.
FAT no r. Per -. lCH 7sIl. iire ps.ighf
"h"l.hsls. hj.GI@, retail tszs!5; - gl5 Tor
county lot.
ssbse-. e;41Iz1iias ZD.f 4Sa.
1914.
YOUNG PIGs-lza.-e.
PELIs- 5UIs5
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-28

oHEEsE.-Ezra Meach, one of the lead
ing farmers OF Shefburn, has. the past sea-
SOD, sold some $500 worth Of oheese. the
product of dairy of 80 COWS. His total
make was about 5000 pounds.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-10-28

VIZ learn that the Bennington & Rut-
land aud Lebanon Springs Railroads. are
now III running order through to Chatham,
n Y, ana trains will be running regu-
larly in few days through to New York,
VIC these and the Harlem R.iIro ID