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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30

WEST HAvEN.-Misfortune are said
to come in pairs, but it would seem that
they came in triplets in this town last
week.
Two young Germans, who for some
time had peddled with packs, bought a
horse and wagon, and the day after
started with their team aud stock Of
goods. Not understanding how to use
these straps as we'll as those that former
ly encompassed their packs, they came to
grief by running their wagon off steep
bank, by which they were both thrown
down about fifteen feet. One was severe
ly hurt, and the frightened horse ran
with the wagon, scattering the goods
along the road, and dashing the vehicle
into pieces.
VIM. Bickle, hired horse to go to
Rutland on Saturday last, but the hsrse
taking fright ran with the wagon, broke
the thill and did so much mischief that
the man was not able to be in Rutland on
the day of the Caual Convention.
On Saturday afternoon the base ball
club met for practice at their grounds and
went to work in earnest. Adelbert Young
and another lad in running, came in col
lision with each other with such force as
to break Adelbert's leg. DR.. Ross Of
Poultney was sent for and set the bone,
but the fracture is of such a nature that
no is suffering much pain from it.
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WooL.-Thcre has been no change Of note In
the state of the market. Goods continue dun.
Manufactures buy spsringly. Holders are con-
ndent and very careful - 70 credits- The Low
grades are stu the most inquired after, and are
in oomparatively light supply.
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HYDEvILLE. - Henry Hall of this
place, will deliver his second lecture on
the Battle Of Hubbardton, ut the Baptist
church in Hydeville, next Friday even
ing, the 1st day of October.
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Hors.-The recent activity in old was improved
by holders, and from 900 to $780, bales we're sold
for export. Our market il duh, particularly for
new.
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GENTS WANTED FOR THE

WOMEN OF NEW YORK;
n, r.. IYcdey World Of the Great City. The
,,S1t .ssrtlinx revelation Of mocern tunes nev
Yors Society Unm.sked The Ansa ~
~, "S.sss shoroaxhIy Ventilated. 50 1lassxsiions,
Pri0k q. Address 1t once. q. No.
"s" septiakv4v
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Election,

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept. %.
johnson. conservative, was elected TO
the Legislature from this county to-day.
In July this county went radical By 126
majority.
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WHITEHALL.-The business at the Ca
nal Collectors office at Whitehall has
continued to increase during the month
of September.
Number of clearances issued to
the 25th 562
Number issued during the same
time in 1868 375
Excess in 1869 for Is days in
September 1877
Receipts for toll during the same
time $14,74972
Receipts for toll during the same
time in 1868 7.9s744
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'SS0oB0 W. oAA8oS Akoot en1 motu1nG
but no damage was done to crops. To.
back % planters srs little uneasy.
n. r. sseck aaA msnsS markea.
NV Yoal. Sept. e.
Money = very strung. ranging from psr cent
per annum 1t IL, and evan 2 per cent. commis
mission. There Is . dead lock in the discodAt
market and IL u impossible fur merchants to Oh.
tain accommodation In the present cundi,,on o
1ngs which exists.
Gold is nominally 49, 20 ls2. The foreign ex-
change y unsettled by reason Of the money strin-
gency and the closing Of the gold nom.
The quotations arc entirely nominal The Ex-
press financial rays the exc,teuenf in Wall stree,
has been very great throughout the day, and the
events have been scarcely less important than Tor
many days past.
The scenes in this great drama OF speculation
are shifted with fearful rapidity. and the excite
ent v scarcely sabsided In the executive session
Of the gold before IL breaks out m the shape
Of panic in the stock exchange, and in turn
this scarcely subsidss bsSors there u another
stormy ssas,on in the gold room.
Ths Gold Exchange reassembled 1t D. m. In
obedience to . SPECIAL call from the President.
The committee reported that the Bank OF New
York found that their clerical force was fnsufa-
cssnt TO clear Pnday's contracts In the gold room
without embarrassing the regular operations Of
the Bank in this emergency.
3. L. Edwards offered the following resolu-
ton:
RssOlCed, That Q committe of twenty members
Of this Exchange be appointed to receive all the
clearing house shests and examine them careful
~ without receiving any money balances, and
IL finding al correct, TO strike . balance sheet Of
the whole, and present that 70 the Bank of New
York; II accepted, then let everybody owing bal
ance ON their sheet, hand In such balance frxt !;
then there will be no doubt but that those having
money coming 70 them will get Il.
The resolution was adopted after . stormy de-
bate, and the committee appointed. This COM
mit9e, it il stated will work all night il necessa-
~ to straighten out Fridays business in the guild
room.
THE Stock Exchange presented gloomy aspects
towards the close Of the day, and the panic feel
ing was renewed.
The havoc made in the values to-day has wiped
from existence q large number Of small operators,
and weakened many Of the Larger firms.
There Wee ma y rumors Of failures, but none
have ct officially announced.
Some vi the member Of the clearing hons
Ia ed til afternoon that the recurities
v hich the dold EAch.nse Bank he Tor lts ioan
wouli be ample TO protect the Bank fr IN los.
The National Stock kAchange has resolved 10
dealing in god tomorrow. Gyv'ts are
unsettled, heavy and lower.
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Information viii be promptly farniAhed, and
our Weekly Price Current viii be msied on re-
ceipt Of inquiry. KELLEY GkESohf,
p. o. Box 564, N. 7.
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ny the Cable.
LONDON, Sept Is.
Cardinal Cullen, In reply to . doputa.
ton bearing an address from the citizens
of Wexford, Ireland, said that BY modsr-
ating their demands, and not BY interior
ing with the Legitimate right Of any class
Of industrious tenants, they would enjoy
the resalts of their labor in undisturbed
tranquility.
FLORENCE, Sept. %.
Victor Emanuel and the Diplomatic
Body ut Florence will go to Venice to re-
osive the Empress of the French ON hsr
way to the East.
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The following are the closing quotations !:

Stocks closed weaker, the Vanderbilt stock
showing the greatest decline. The Central, at
the close, q per cent below the highest price
to-day, the Harlem 10, Hudson River about 20.
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BUrTGR.-The market is entirely without life.
The city buyers are taking very few packages and
seiec. only from tn. choicest lots. state frkins
are fully lie lower. Receipts are light but OWING
to the duh ness our stuck Increase.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30
From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 20.
Herseog, the famous running horse
that made mile in 1.43i, the best time
on record, died this morning at the Buck
eye track. His owner refused $15, 900
for him few weeks since.
The International Union Of Locomotive
Firemen is holding its 4th annual conven-
ton here Forty delegates are present.
The proceeding are profoundly secret.
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FREIGHT.-The Free Press says: The
amount of freight passing through Bur-
lington, over the Rutland Railroad, at the
present time, from the West to Eastern
markets is unprecedented, On monday
we believe, the Cakes Anes made FIVE
trips to Plattsburgh, returning each time
with as many loaded freight cars as she
could carry.
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eea.xTON LIVE .TOCk mAKkET.


rnfcxa.
4 1r-Fer 100 lbs Ola total weight of hide IL
4 40 -, nsst: extra. fl3 on q gl3 so dr-t ou.ir-
40 n s $500; second do. sLoasSlI75 third
S6 O0CxA ~ some OF the poorest COWS, &c,
WORKING OxEN-i,o4sso
| ,so. o. much ssEhs aud slim oxEN-ss50
cows AND YOuSG cAIvn f1s :. ,-'si.
eAos ~, exsr. UsGl2o. farrvw and Or, ssssa.S
aEErn Fer p"aDa. i've weight, 81 q . Cts,
SHE'LL AND LAMBs-Per head, in lot. o. 90
kAT HOSe-fer al. 40 Sl l0A live xeiyht
HIDE bnshtoo 9k Gsioc.; country lot- sx
69xc., cslfsklIAs 200 z3..
wholesale ioxe. @ IKE; retail n
else.
rALLow Brighton, sesXc.; country lots,
YOUNG PIGs-i2alsc.
PkLTp-30g73.
LA4B6-60c; shorn At 75c. each
REMARKS.
The unfavorable state of the market noticed In
our report Of last Tuesday wAs .syras stsd By the
receipt at Brighton Of some 400 head from the
West and $40 head fiom the East, numbers which
proved sufficient 70 cause a IN ore seryus decien-
sion IN prices than has been experienced on any
previous week this year On the ordinary 70 SLIM
grade. Of cattle. some Of TIA. Western were sold
under their cost NJ Bu hAIo and the pick VI 10 out
u lO0 head we're sold st Ers hton st nc yer To-,
price that was offered and refused at Albany for
the whole lot. Still the few extra bceyes were
taken at about lat weeks prices but the other
grades were sunk on the scale 81 prices Q dollar Q
hundred pounds, and In cons gu. nee Of the glut
thsre was % little demand that many lots were
wiihdrawn from the yards and held over for Q
better market. To-day the receipts At Cambridge
are about seven hundred or hardly one half last
weeks count. To-day ss lat Tuesday well fatted
cattle are In fair demand, but as the markets at
New York and Albany are reported lower there
- no improvement, even the buyers admit this
and say they do not intend TO pay any more and
hope to buy even better than last week G. II.
Dunkdrk sold TO s. s. Learned on commission q
ripe pair Of buliocks fed by c. Pike, Cornish, ".
H, President Of the Connecticut River Valley
Agricultural Society. 200 lbs, and a very hand
some pair indeed. Hancock Bros, had . fne
pair Of Durham, that took the first prize at the
Orleans, Vermont, County Show, raised by Z.
Cleveland Son, Coventry, VT, 400 lbs, but
Mt ~old. c. T. Houghton sold six five years old
teeIs cwt., and very good a. lie per Id. otheu
at 40 10 l0hc and cows and two year olds were
nd ~ s " lokc per Id on dressed weight. There
. mach complaint Of the poor qualify Of sheep
and lambs, but the demand Is good this week,
especially fair TO good. We saw them sold at
tI.5o, si.55, 800 and upwards, according to
quality ana iIom 4 L to &c Per Id. when weigh.
ed.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30

BEANS AND PKAs.-The crop is considered from
three to four weeks late, which diminishes the
chance Of 3 favorable harvest. Reports from
Western New York very unfsvoTabie, with
prospects Of light yield Of prime, and consider
.ble yield Of stained and inferior. Old are in
light supply and the better grades are firm.
Canada peas have .yanced
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ming lOT inc season ABOUT tue MlOOle %
October. The line has been very remune
rative.
DARING BURGLARY-The dwelling
of Mr. Horace B. Weeks, situated one
mile east of ST. Adams, was burglarized
at about two o'clock on Saturday after
noon, while the family were engaged in
the back part of the house. An entrance
was affected by the front door, by one
Henry McEnany, of East Fairfield, who
took from the dwelling one coat, one
shawl, one box of collars. one pair OF
silver-bowed spectacles, grapes and apples
from dish on the table. Mr.. Weeks
noticing two young men in the road num-
George Mitchell and Lark Mitchell, pro-
ceeded to the front part Of the house, and
finding the door broken open, went out
and saw three men travelling eastward.
He Immediately went for Them" and
McEnany who discovered his pursuer,
threw his ill-gotten plumber over the stone
wall and took leg bail through the lots.
Mr.. Weeks came down the road and
meeting constable Failey, they continued
the pursuit. The two Mitchell boys were
captured ut Foster A. Pages, handcuffed,
and brought to Jail Constable Failey then
started in pursuit of McEnany who had
obtained a ride from some one going east;
and after chase beyond East Fairfield,
he arrested the burglar, and delivered
him to Sheriff Place at 8 o'clock in the
evening.
The prisoners were brought before
Justice Gilman, on complaint
signed by John II. Crosby, Town
Grand Juror. McEnany plead guilty,
and was held to bail in the sum of 5000,
and the others were discharged. Failing
to.procure bail, McEnany was remanded
to Jail George Mitchell was at once re-
arrested on the charge of stealing = watch
and some money from one Mr.. Sherwood,
of Fairfield, and is now in jail awaiting
Messenger.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30

DIED JACKET AXE!
III For sale BY LANDON HUNTUON'
Sept.
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STOVES. -Pntting up stoves will soon
be in urdcr--this household labor whichwill
undoubtedly cause Il little rough language
to be used on the sly, especially when
putting tho old joints together.
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Excess of toll receipts for same
time in 1868 S6,762.2S
The whole business of the season up to
and including September IS, exhibits an
excess in the receipts for toll over 1868
of 81 $40, which is most favorable re-
suit when the business prospects of the
present season are considered.
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year, and for once let our laws be edited
in good shape, while going through with
the process Of incubation. Wouldn't
Swain hatch 'em. CHG.
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Rutland County Conrt.
SEPTEMBER TERN, 1869.

Hon. JOHN PR0UT Chief Judge.
Hon, DANIEL CRoFooT, ! As.,t J,doo.
Hon JOHN CROWLEY, ASS Judges
The case of Wilcox vs Ranger was
argued by d. f. Nicholson for plaintiff;
Dunton Veazey for defendant. Verdict
for plaintiff for S792.
Wehle va Hack was tried Judgment
was rendered for the plaintiff, S615.
Paddleford vs, Selden, was decided pro
f6rnaa, infavor of defendant Exceptions
by plaintiff.
Kent VS.. Town of Wallingford. De-
cided pro .forma in favor of defendant.
Exceptions by Plaintiff.
Wilcox VS.. Ranger-In this case a YER
dict of $792, had been awarded by the
j1ry in favor of plaintiff, but the Court Sc
it aside on motion of defendant's counsel,
and granted new trial on the ground
that the images We're excessive, and not
warranted by the evidence.
The Court then took recess till Thurs.
day, the 30th, at which time the Court
will be opened for the naturalization of
foreigners
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. The publishers
and editors of the HERALD unite in re-
turning thank4 to the Ne.srs Verders for
vrry generous sample Of their crackers,
bread aud various kinds Of cake-made in
their new steam bakery yesterday-the
quantity sent us was liberal, and the
quality of everything was exceedingly
fine.
Verder-' bakery is now in full running
order for wholesale and retail orders.
Mr. Herbert L. Vcrder Is at the head of
the sales department., as courteous and
competent rs ever To wait on their old
custom rs, aud as m9ny new ones as favor
them.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30

Swain hatch EN-. CHG.
MAN KILLED.-As Conductor Reed
was making up his train at Bellows Falls
yesterday morning, one of his braksmen,
named Charles Ellis, who was engaged
in coupling cars, was missed from his
post, upon which Mr.. Reed called to him,
and then went to look for him where he
had been seen but few moments before.
On arriving at the spot he found the man
lying between the cars with his head ter
ribly crashed and breathing his last. How
the accident happened we are unable TO
tell, for there was no blood or other marks
upon the cars to suggest how his head
should be 80 badly crashed and the rest of
his body so uninjured.
Mr.. Ellis has twice before been hurt
upon the road-once by being knocked of
the train at Gassett's bridge. He was
about thirty-fve years Of age, and leaves
a wife.
BRIDGE FALLEN.-On Monday last the
long covered bridge over Williams River,
near the residence Of III. Morris, in Ches-
ter, fell into the stream while drove of
cattle was crossing it. One OK was killed
outright, and several young cattle were
severely injured. The bridge is total
wreck, and it will cost nearly two thou
sand dollars to replace the same.
A similar accident befel the bridge
near P. o. Sargeant's, in Chester, not long
since. We think it might be well for the
people of Chester to have bridge exam
liner, if the town officials do not consider
it part of their duty to see to bridges
as we'll IA hiphways
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THE DAY BoATs.-According to the
Poughkeepsic Eagle, the day boats c.
Vibbard and Daniel Drew will cease run
ming for the season about the middle Of
rative.
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CHEEsE.-The receipts have increased and
prices are lower. Shipping has been much inter
f-red with by the gold excitement, and the &C
cumulation Of stock here will further reduce the
prices. There Is demand for fancy factory, but
the lower grades are dull and heavy. Farm dai-
RES are in good dema nd for home trade
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Reported sxpre0ly for the HEaALD ~ CnAhsE'
LIZ, 6TUaoss Z Co., Commissson AercnAa's'
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A Run AwAY,-A horse belonging to
Col. Geo. a. Merrill, which had been left
landing with buggy under shed near
the depot. backed out and started at a
moderate pace up Merchants Row, when
perceiving that parties were trying to
stop him, he struck ont into run up to
the foot of Centre street, when in turning
to go mp the street, he struck some dry
goods hoxes in front of Jerkowski's cloth
ing store which turned the buggy upon
its side. In this condition the horse drew
it along Centre street, kicking furiously
ytp ri himself of it, till exhausted and en-
tangled by the shafts and harness he fell
in from of Evelyn Pierpont's vacant lot
The buggy, which was new one, was
badly broken up, and we fear the horse
has received damages from which he will
never Recover.
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SILVER WARE,

SILVER WARE,
The Largest stock in the State and the Newest
Designs,
silver Ware of
OUR OWN MANUFACTIRE,
Which will sell at whDicsal, or r, Ill, aud
guarant.e the goods and prices
OLD SPOONS MADE OVER TO ORDER
COIN AND OLD SILVER BJCGHr AT
BAILEY & PARKER'S.
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FALL TRADE-Merchaut- and bust
ness men hereabouts report that the pros
pect for the Fall trade is decidedly bright.
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SPKINGFIrLD. - At Springfield last
week son of Mr.. r. J. Johnson, (the
blacksmith, a most estimable citizen, was
suspected If stealing from the till OF Mr..
Porter, III cash and bonds to the amount
of about 500. Col. Fred Crainc was put
on his track, and finally brought such evil
dences to bear as to induce the lad to own
up, and refunded all the property but a
few dollars, which he had spent. We arc
not advised Of the determination of the
case. The last our reporter knew of it,
the young man was on trial at the Office
Of J. w. Pierce, Esq, on complaint Of
Grand Juror f. p. Ball. We learn that
the boys excuse was, that he wanted
funds to attend an Agricultural Fair, but
found on examining his pile, that he had
stolen more than he expected. 1dleness
on the part Of such boys, and street caper-
ism is the parent Of just such crime, and
parents will do well to know where their
boys are spending their leisure hours.
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Wholesale Prices Of Produce
NEW YoKK, Sept. 70, 1863.

Reported expressly for the Rutland Herald, by
Messrs. Kelley 4 GTcssry, Commission
Merchants, 30 Water st., New York.
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MAGNOLIA wATEs.-Supcrior 20 the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price.
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GOLDEN WEDDING.-The Free Press
says Mr.. Jerry Higley aud wife, of Rich
mond, celebrated their golden wedding
on the 18th inst. Nearly hundred
guests We're present, and many tokens of
respect were shown the bride and groom
by the presentation to them of many va
liable presents and otherwise. The Rev.
Mr.. Warren, of Jericho. presided as mas
ter of ceremonies, which consisted of
singing, reading OF Scripture, prayer, re-
marks, &c. An original poem was writ
ten for and sung on the occasion. The
tables were SIT III grove of pear and
plumb trees, and were loaded with the
choicest delicacies, and after the other
exercises had concluded, great justice
was done their contents by the guests
present.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30

SAD ACCIDENT AT WINoosKI FALLS
Thomas Sullivan, son of John Sullivan,
of Win6oski Falls, while engaged at his
usual employment in the wooden mill of
the Burlington Manufacturin Company,
at that place, became entanglcd in belt
on Monday afternoon, and was drawn vio-
lently over pulley, sustaining thereby
such severe injuries as to render his re-
covery beyond hope. His left arm was
torn off at the shoulder, and the hand
from the arm. at the wrist, while the same
member sustained fracture between the
elbow and shoulder. The right arm was
also broken between the elbow and the
shoulder, and otherwise lacerated, and
his whole system badly Jared. He was
attended by DR.. S. W. Thayer, of Bur-
lington, and DR.. J. L. F. Burdick, of
Winooski, and was as comfortable as
could be expected, considering the terrible
accident which had befallen him.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30

4 NV DAILY.-A NV duly paper
called the Rutland County Fair will be
issued to-day aud tomorrow. Be sure
and procure Il cory.
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GRAIs.--Whest very quiet. The unusual sx-
citement in gold has stopped operations for ex-
port. Holders are firm but buyers are holding
off, Com is dull, with downward tendency.
Oats are dull and few buyers. Barley is held
nrm. Barley malt in Light demand. Rye IL
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| ss.1ll 49, - - 1Fooes
Z f LswnroN. Me-. Sept. %.
Thwe vas Q ssvses fsoss here last night
aud the wssthse = sxtrsansly cold.
- go RALxIoH, Sept %.
1chses was slight frost this morning
bat no damage was done to crops. To-
bace % planters axe little uneasy.
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Rutland Retail Prices Current.
WEDNESDAY Moasrsc. Sept. %. ID

Reported expressly for the HERALD by CHESTER
KINGSLEY, Wholesale ard Retail Grocer.
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j T. w + l. II Y .

stock Of FINE JEWELRY, tina. every one
should sae, at
BAILEY Il PARkER'S
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-11-19
GOING SOUTH,

A large number of colorcd people are
reported as going South from different
portions Of Virginia. Richmond has al
ready contributed large number and
many others with but precarious sup
port are willing to go to Dixie in search
of remunerativc labor. The Mayor, a
day or so ago, let off one charged with
petit larceny on the ground that he
pledged himself to put his name down
right away among the list Of party be-
ing made up to 80 to South Carolina
1t is not our purpose to speculate upon
the consequences of this drain upon our
Iaboring population which it is very evil
dent has but just commenced. The time,
however, is not distant when it will be-
come matter of serious momcnt.-R'ch-
moad Wing