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, 1870-05-25
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
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CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
For the Week Ending aa{ q.

1.-THE FARM AND GARDEN: Our Agricultural
Veterinary. and Ent,molokieat Lette1z-Gt-Anfo&s
from the Akyicultu111 P1r4-BtIef notes for Farm
s.-KDITOR1AI8: Making Rnz3e HoHl-Raitvas
Kanasement-The Georgia 1aTc1dxztinn-Ne"
Tu1k and Erse-A1athenA Slt-Tae L<tcst vile
Efnr4e9-Tbe Feniaa Eta1y-Va1sooa Notes On
Ctr1e1t Topkcs-
<wAsiIINGTOH- The Eeccn: Congressional E1'
rnrs1oz. psvn The Fo<onso-8ish1y I1tc1Ntink
strteh 81 The Operations II john G. Fremont tn
P,rit-Ecstrue Ct Our Srec;a1 DrtFH:caet-Re-
suue Of Cosk-csdoca1 Psoeeedsnn-
1.-THE WEEK: 4 ResoA of Current Estas1, Do
nesHc and F6ee1gu-
LNIScEILANECTS: Chszet- stcET e5 j. W.
prFarrst-sto1iex: OF Scsta=za pe.2cza6.oes-
Cr.od Colorcd yt-ddins :. Vashingson-A VIE
Observation-Disclosures K<1sseE md Ft9eea On
the InfaIlIbiHty Dt&na-Jss&ocse CisshAs.ou-
Marrying for = Livsns-Thr 4cossies' Chteten-
Tstuity'a Anneke Js1s- PEopcr::..-pet4l1 oe ts.e
Murder by tho EftsA- Ra9au-A JuTente
Flopeuen. 1t GaieuA-The 1ndtsza Raid on TIC
SoIomou-Thc London Ed GIsssuu Pucunau:
Tubo-Nu, Psnu'a Escx7e-The Tst:d BEl-Cut-
tiux povu the Ta1es-Hseti1g OF .as United
Sta.es Indian Commi2siou-The Elertso IN SefF
York C1ty-Ehinese Fashe11Hen In SaH Francis
eeTenreseee FeudrrA-pe1ltutioo In Aas<A-
A New Plan for Finding de SatiouaI Debt
Naked in ths Skteeb-A P7sEncu at Passfson,
E.J,-Sketeh Of New Orie4nH-Eotrfm Gc&Ip-
BEeyiS ........... .
eH0vET- ~ -n..EERGLti:: Full Reefew
Of thr --t-:'7-.
TR1 CH1cAou u :zxAt ,Ik Ne h1e'e tAIT-ef Ind Es8-
Ter circulation in II. West than otA1 5ouzua1 It IL
m cxr<lent uocues for advertising. especially taos1
who E1ah to secuss tho patronage Of lie producing
elasseH. Admitted EUnbcr Of advertisements vii b.
takeu 1T moderate 1atka. Subscription r1ce Of TEE
WEEKLY TRDrsy. u per anauu'- With liberal rednc-
ton fer Eelnh Of ten q IaoEc
, 1870-05-25

NEW ORLEANS, MAJ. 2-cor1os- and IN.
changed. Sales Of 1900 bales; receipts, ao3'
bales; exports. 6,695 hales; FtocK, SCI ba1es
Observation-Disclosures -SupeTfne 1rmer; othel
grades easier; supeIane, $4.50; eXtgus, s. 1e5ea Il
Corn dropping; mixed, s1.3591.lo; white, sl.isa
1,5n 0ats and bran Unchanged
H4Y-CnchanRed.
PRoyE1oSs-Aess pork 11rmer, at s.. .eS&al5o
Bacon unchanged; hams, 21@HHc. Lard un
changed.
GROCERIES -Sugar, molnsses, and coffee IN
changed.
Wu1SKEY-Unchangcd.
SJEK1 1ISG-123LE31aS1?
, 1870-05-25
DISSOLUTION.
nlGS0EUT4OM.

The e11u Of BoEGEE : ERUNpIES, 30. IS Sta.eass
wss dissolved By nttaa1 eonsen. the 9Th a3y u
Aps Ie,0 The hnaaess Ut the dE1n will be settled by
the undeI.zne, wha Is auitotized to c,cet tae dsns
die 10 It, and whom all peTsous indebted y if nH*
nre notified y MAKE raxment HkSHY b0xhAi b0tha1i1,xs
The toregOipS n&ife untrue. .r v - nIs
bv me- An I'll, member u tbs hFnt Of hosxes ~
afd The dn has net lxn !sso!ss bE lGHsfaYs 9fYIMi
, 1870-05-25
INDIANA.


I1S0n$C-1nE SE1tE SCHOOL EUn0-
Decoration Day.
Spee1L Despatch To The Ch1caso Tribune
lkp1AkArpI1s, May 24-The Grand Lodge Of
Ancient, Free, and Accepted Masons Of the State
of Indiana net In their GRIND Lodge hail, to-day,
and was opened by Grand Master y. Il. Rice. The
grand officers we're all present. and ever5 suborll-
nate lodge vas represented The reports OF the
Grand Master. Secretary, md T1eassse5 aa,s5 were
Last night danghur Of Dar1d husseA; Of tMs
c1ty, wns burned to dsath. she had !a!a doHn
with lighted candle 1t the bedside, ana tue caa-
die fell over and set III. bed clothes on drc.
The Superintendent OF Public 1nst1ucnon nas
lust made the May appprtoument Of the Common
School Fund There &te 61o,65s children @ e9n9-
merated. and the amouIt divided ts 81 ,25s,
giving each chu ssol. The amount pr eaPaa lass
year Wts 5197, SO that there has been IN lnclese
If cents, notwithstanding the co1osc children r.
connted this rear. The fund IS made nP as es ~. ~
lows: Total for apport1onment, 3s,l5ssos
amount apporponad 81 ass 561. balance left III
the Treasury, t1,esl.T.
Extensive pfrparat1ona are msking for the core,
monies connected with decorating the soldiets
graves ncar this ety, on he afternoon Of the Soth
The contracts for The iron piping for the new
pushed forward with comneodatlc yigor.
, 1870-05-25

NEw YoRx, 1lay 94.--By the arrival Of The South
American malls We have full details OF the nssas-
sin2tipn Of tne South American General Marqut-
sea which took place On the l1th Of april, In Bue
nos Ayrea The General was shot IN the mouth
by band Of political opponents, who broke Into
defend him, and the eldest killed one Of the assaIl
ants. The murder wns one Of the incidents Of the
rebellion now raging IN the Argentine Confedera-
Of General Marqnisea, had surrounded The palace
Of San Jose with 400 men. Upon the killing. Of
Narquisea they all marched upon Conception,
rounded the town, which, up to the aatesr7 held
, 1870-05-25

PHILADELPHIA, May ei--The morning session Of
the Presbyterian General Assembly was occupied
With further discussion Of the reconstruction IT,
port. The 1nal Items on the boundaries Of synoIs
were acted upon. The Synod Of Iowa North Will
comprise al the counties recommended By the
committee That Of Iowa South will comprise the
southern part Of the State, with Nebraska ant
be- conteEninous with the State Synod Of
Kansas. It extends over TINT State,
Colorado, New Mexico, and the Mexican
Territories The Synod OF the Pacific
will embrace all west OF the Rocky Mountains.
Tint nf 1nla comprises all the missionaries md
churches Ia that country. The Item forming the
synod Of the Church was struck cut, leaving the
connections with the American synois IS At
present.
The general principles for the formation OF
prcsbytenes were agreed to. but DO action taken
On boundaries to the hour Of adjournment.
In the assembly this forenoon, a report was
made that the accounts OF the church erection
fund were found correct
The reorganization Of preshyterles md fixing
their future boundaries, was, by yote OF fss
against $50, remttted 10 the syn0ds.
, 1870-05-25

Iht Feni4n neKS Seeus u DC Gu111i4l4%AA IL
something Ike genuine excitement, and the Irish
ciiizcns arc watching the movements along the
Ennadian border With Intense interest It secms
after ali that General ONetl was fooling the Chi.
carn Fentans when he announced that he would
be here On Monday list, for Il the dispatches be
not exaggerated and oyeTIraWn, he WIS t0en
ratheyfng the clans along the frontier, preparatory
to moving. Nobody knoTs but himself, and those
Immediately surrounding him, where he will cross
thc RubIcon, but that he WILL cross somewhere
seems to be confidently expected. In fact there
NAV fe several Rnblcous crossed, fol, II a1l &C
i9anG & deriyei I from from as reliable a soulce
as can be found in Chicago, several
bodies Of Invaders Gnill CROSS simultaneously at
lI0erent points The fun Of 1t Will be, horga fne
valiant Canadians may not regard It II tacetio4s
light that the British troops Will not Know e3acsy
where 10 meet the enemy, unless, indeed, iheJ
have tToqls enough to be omn!preseut ana ee
everywhere at the same time They arc likel5 e
be not little bothered and perplexed. sueh ase
the calculations Of many FenlanA
That there are several expeditions unaet Nh3
there Is no doubt. and 1t Is true tnat demonsllst
lions are likely to be made At several nlacea
Some Of them will be strong enough, It IS heueSea
to hold the places they attack while the maiI
bodies VIII push forward to the objective point
wherever that may be-
The Chicago Fenians were not inclined at MS
ana IN thet cooler moments to encourage m
movements Of oEetil, hut nom thaf + has COME =
, 1870-05-25
Earth: Closets

Entirely dirpcn~c sY1ts tho n.c Of WAITER.
employing DRY f:Al>TIf in its stead. They
enable nnture'H svnnts TO be attended 10 In
comfort, Instead uf With the usnn1 disgusting
suFrnundinGs. Are especially nInptcd to the
use Of tnvulids. md Of ellc aIciS room.
, 1870-05-25
RELIGIOUS.
Ohio Christian Missionary A4aocih.

Ohio Christian Missionary AAsoCih-
ti0n.
Special Dcspa.rh to The Chicago Tfibuna.
MANSFIELD, Ohio, May M--The Ohio Christian
Association Is now holding its nineteenth annual
meeting In this city. The attendance for the FIRST
day il large. The sessions opened at 2 o'clock p.
N. to-day, In the Christian Church, East Third
etreer, Elder Isaac Erret Of Cincinnati, presiding.
The following Committee On Qr1es ot Business
was appointed: r Il. Bishop john AcElroy, Her
man Austin. This afternoon Tas occupied in the
enrolment Of delegates, and listening to short nd.
dresses. At O'Clock the convention adjourned to
meet at tho Lutheran church At 7h O'Clock p N.
After half al hour OF conference and prayer ths
annual atlltess was delivered by the President
The convention WILL continue In session three
DAYS.
, 1870-05-25
WINNIPEG.
Present Stutus of the Controversy BE.
t,Eeen Isicl md the Canadian Cow


1fEHEHE At1A1u4 OF lQE NOAAE0tN1St k3Ee
11veen Ikicl md the Canadian Gov
ernIuent%
Special Detpatch to The Chicago Tribune.
81. PAUL. Mimi, May PA private letter from
Red River reports that Rlel recently made speech
to the Legislative Assembly, in which he said that
Commissioners sent to Canada were instructed
that the justification Of thclr action depended en-
trely upon the Will Of the Legislature which IS In
terpfeted as strong tnttnatiou that the co1np7o-
mise proposed by Canada In the Manitoba act WIS
by no means complete settlement Of the existing
dispute. The protocol sent e Canada hJ the
Commissioners IS now first published Most OF
the demands Of this protocol are covered By the
Manitoba bill, except that the demand Of lticl, that
the new pros1nces shall have control OF public
lapds which is denied by Canada Idel also de-
mand5 that no member Of the Provisional Govern
meut shall be held liable or responsible for any
movements or any action that led to the present
state Of aTatrs. Canat1a has made no provision
for condonatfon Of past acts in the Manitoba bill
and ii the Canadian army Encceeds In reaching
Fort GARY, R1el will be compelled to resort to q
tlght, Or Inl
, 1870-05-25
EPAIN

MADRID, May s4-Thc E7 1Sc7npo newspaper, In
Its Issue yesterday, said the Duks. OF Montpensier
was VERY much annoyed ut the course his adne"
rents bad taken. The Duke demands that his c11-
didature be passed upon openly By the constituent
Cortes, Otherwise Ac will withdraw and publish
manifesto making complete exposition OF Inc
1t is NOW said shat Espartcso has agreed TO ac-
cept the crown Of SpnIn II the Co1tes elect him
, 1870-05-25
CANADA,

Grcat Fire at Quebcc-Eirc Hundred
Houses NuFNeds
MONTREAL, May e4-An immense fire has broken
ont In Quebec Five hundred houses and tHo new
shlps are reported burned.
ALBANY, May ga Quebec special to the Iroy
Times says great ConnagIation was raging there
today. Over Elk hundred houses we're burden TO
the ground, and thousands rendered homeless
The Fenians had cut the wires, and no further par
tcu1afg could be learned
, 1870-05-25
OHIO.


MAssFH1p, May A.-The second dag Of the
Ohio State Musical Association Convention has
brought large number Of singers, in addition to
strung rs last year, and probably an improvement
IN individual ta1rnt Mr. J. Il Thomas, OF New
York, The eminent basso, appeared this evening In
renearsai, anu attracted much attention with his
powerful and CULTIVATED voice. Miss Julia E
Houston, soprano, OF Boston, Wil1 be here tonight
and also c. NJ Curriers' orchestra, Of Cincinnati.
The convention will contille till Friday eye1-
tnG+ when Uandcls sacred nratorio Of The Mes
siah Etll be produced By the full chorus aul
orchestral accompaniment The preceding eXer-
ercises Hll be miscellaneous concert WeInes-
day evening, orchestral concer. Thursday evening,
and matinee Friday afternoon. Everything, 50
far, Is promising Of guceess-
, 1870-05-25

LONDON, May es--The Cologne Ga:ete reualN
tha. the feeling Of opposition to Denmark Is gain
Ing ascendancy tn Iceland, and threatens sepa-
, 1870-05-25

SOUTH AMERICA.

ATHESs, May 24.-1he remainder Of the BRIG
ards we're tried yesterday, seven In oil, and wer
sentenced to summary death.
, 1870-05-25

BRUSSELS, May 24.-The Chinese Embassy have
concluded theiF negotiations with the Belgian
Government, and leave to-norruw for Florence.
, 1870-05-25
TINE IBEBIAN PENINSULA,


MApE1p, May s4.-The opinion Is general that
the Duke Saldahua Is anxious to eject union Of
Spain and Portugal.
, 1870-05-25
HoEse-WhfpPing Episode In q Gin.
ciunnki Street Car

CINCINNATI, May e4.---Wm- Il. Disney, an attoE-
ney, undertook, this morning, to horsc-wh1p Jos.
Mr. Miller had written for that paper rejecting. IS
he thought, IN him. The attack was lnade In a
street car, but the parties were separated very
carly IL the engagement, and before much damage
was done to either.
, 1870-05-25
TURKEY,

CossIASI1SogIE, May 2i-Fjfteen marauders
from The Mountains descended upol the shep-
herds In the valley Of Thesoa]ta, and Killed three
herdsmen and captured The flocks They were
Turkish outlaws, and escaped into Greece
, 1870-05-25

Call and sa our esttnaa&es ond as eonFrs-
ing ee'tAsre fer adEsrsi.iaa- CAoiee H!soees price,
or Aouss &a5Asd n 1s63 Ado~tkasM sats tm*ettd
IN ali he tupe& LOUZy LLOYD Ca
Fsa~s& ASsWttsta9 AesHsx. III DsW9eF@
, 1870-05-25

LANSING, Iowa, May 9+-The most terrific storm
OF rain and hail ever known In this part OF the
country passed torougn portion OF AIlau1akee
County last Saturday forenoon, leaving in ta wake
, 1870-05-25
WASHINGTON.
Lengthy Debate On the Cuban
Question in the House.
Passage Of the Diplomatic Ap-
preparation Bill.
The Fifteenth Amendment Bill Re-
perted fron the Conference
Committee.
The House Currency Bill to be Be
= ported Next Week.
WASHINGTON.

nn,+oa No-+ Woo1
Ne0" ~ e-n'
srcdsi pespa,ch to The 1,h,caso Tribune
TIE cunAs QUESTION.
"xs1ssoS, ,ts 1., Aa! inc debate IN me honse
eoa .ls euoaa qoesaoo hau no pzaeacal ecal1ns
-0au o'o noI see1n 70 promise any FefF lmpor'sht
-&cau4sa @ooo9a 1t Was fafnest. and cFen someMnA1
eAcl@eu' Messls foofnees, ban6s, Logan. Sat-
ieen1. enH nHela' 1a"es Cohness Muaeen1 "AAn-
1soh' myers, Coz, and willard fook part IN II, and
Aae discussion occupied about m hour. SPEAKING
Sale1al5s Tue Democrats Seemed more ANXIOUS 10
ma 1anlt with the administration than to do any,
ahang Tor Cusrn Independence MI. Dawes cen
snfed the Navy Department for not making proper
use oi tta force down there, but said little On the
1ain question, while Nj. Sargent, also
avoiding the 1natn question, censured Mr. Dawes
Commute fer tts war On the Mary Department
MI Garfield threw some needed light On the ca
Tccr and Standing Of Consul Phillips, which took
the House By surprise. Mr. Logan made strong
Cuban Speech, while MesstA BanEs Myefx VII
lard. and Wilkinson told how ready the Foreign
.Anairs Committee WE to bring In and push the
Neutrality bill whenever it got chance. Mr.
Voorhees, spoke of Nj. Fish Is " The Dead Man
In the State UcpaytmeDtn No one astemntetl Il
defense OF the Administration Cuban poltcy, snd
what was lot said was rather mo,c noteworthy
than What was said. The facs seems to be that
crc1ybody conceded that there is no longer much
o1 rebellion IN Cua'a. and therefore II "as nof
worth while to waste time in support Of the FTesd
ID mrs position.
TEE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT ELL
The bill enforcing the constitutional amend
orr. on+ o+rtno ctr,t rirht4 fa the Chinese carne
ont Of Conference Committee this afternoon,
c,..r..+ ,ra 1-,rv,,Js ~ tho aon,+a
-S1eed 10 ~ ote"slL a'u 1naa0us, VI t'E sseu1ts7
and Bingham and Davis OF the douse- Ills. IN
ali respects hut two, essentially p2Sscd hJ the
e.u.&. 10. 1.La,- ,t-h% r>na n.,,r-o IN 4ha &hlr
- a,.r .,4;,r ,,+,r +ho o,rhrrItv ,1or tha Ey1as
- en$u sSe*'on Au"Ao tts aoAAot4E5 e4'cH te
dent to use troops In enforcing the PROVISIONS Of
he bu to cases In which support Is called for by
the tudctn.r 4nnther change IL in the last Sec
-fsrs ~ eta,e Ises,s,nres fr,,n 1he 1rtr,,eoe a.
~. ..r.,. an ~. ath.~ ,hnr,. -,a-o ~ q
4"o H.'ta'ttn- A1 @te o.'4I' s''s-eeS "e4s y.
teto4A VI 01l1ulpo1A AAAk clIA1detet- LIE AeAu&"!e
Senator'S not satisfied with their au-o4Gnt
talk Of last week, pitched into the
measure a. soon as 1t WIS presented, and occn-
49,. 49, .,.or ~, ~ onc-o.r IN or,ar that ". Ray
, 1870-05-25

The prices Of the institute viii alwaJs be tex-
Eon.aole, and within thereath Of all
CAu personally; possible to do SO, At oneE.
otterxt write for a"f1dst Of Questions"
Address
T. -W1NSLUWATER.M N. d.
Lock Box 5782, Chicago, III.
, 1870-05-25
Earth. Closets.
Earth Closets.

LAKE FOREST, Ill.,, Dec. 11. 1S69.
We, tho uudcraIEned, having used your
Coumolen for ecTernl ulouths4 and having
given them m severe n tGHt Hs they need ever
be subjected to. take pleasure In te~tifyin4
to their satisfactory working, Ind 10 the per-
fccs deodorixlu4 qualities of tlne Dry Enxth-
For use either in public buildings or prlTute
residences, sre consider them preferable to
wntcr-c1o.cta, being ENTIRELY FREE
FROM ODOIt.
Z. r. WESTON. Principal Luke Forest Fc-
aauIc Semiunry.
IRA W. ALLEN, Principal Luke Forest
Acndemy.
r. S. SKINNER. SccFctnry Luke Forest Uuf-
vcr~ay.
WILLIAM WARREN, Western Manager
London, Liverpool aud t:Iobo Insurance
Company.
, 1870-05-25
nkaSnlUTIOM.

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urderi=nra his ~ tIsso1'sa z. e :ss pss 81
thf Ts,;eE o as.9z7cs III ss.s t. nd Aabv;EsR
+ 4 LENNON
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-12-08

FIRE DEPARTMENT.-Weh have reoeiv-
ed the following communication from the
foreman Of one of our fire companies in
reply to the item which appeared in the
HERALD of Wednesday morning:
In your issue of the 18th appears an
item in regard to the FIRE on the night of
the 9th, in which the writer claims that
the Fire Department did not do their
duty. Now, Mr.. Editor, 1 think they did
their whole duty.inasmuch "a the bylaws
forbid any engine or company from leav-
ing the village without permission from
the Chief Engineer, and as that official
could not be found, they concluded it best
to return to their several engine houses.
I believe it Ia the first time the Fire De-
partment has been accused of not doing
their tyutU
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-12-08
The IS Weekly Herald"

We rive our readers in the Weekly
HERALD ten pages OF reading matter
which is more than any other weekly
nreseuts in Vermont, If not in Now Eng.
land. In addition, we publish in sup
plemeut all the general laws passed at
the last session. We also give the Presi.
dents Message in full, revised and cor.
rected from the Daily. The Message waa
all taken by telegraph and published the
morning after its delivery in Congress. A
larger variety is presented in the columns
Of the Weekly HERALD every week than
any of our State associate s.
The HERALD for the year 1871 will be
superior to any Of the preceding years
since it's establishment and will be very
much improved over the present year.
Items of news will be given weekly from
every town and village in the County,
making it decidedly county paper.
Now ia the time to renew your sub.
scriptions. Those who are not subscrib.
era will do we'll to commence with the
year if they have desire to know what
their neighbors in the country are doing
snd get all the Vermont news. Those
who do not now take the HERALD had
better send for sample copy for exami.
nation
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-12-08
STATE OF VERMONT, RUTLAND

- 1Al T. oE EhMoN NJ JAGAN u
~ COUNTY, rs.
Whereas, Marcia f. Mcdonald OF Shrewsbury,
in the Csunty Of Rutland, has exhibited to me
the Clerk Of the County Court for the County of
Rutland aforesaid, a libel or petition,
Setting Forth, that her maiden name was
Marcia e. Grover, and that on the April, 1862
she was lawfully married las she supposed, to one
William Mcdonald of Albany, New Yark, when
in fact his name was William 8. MsndjsO that
she was married by Elder E. r Brown, a nainis-
ter of the Gospel; hat the s&ii William and
Marcia lived together and cohabitei as hush and
and wife until about the IL April, 1862 when the
lived with her SINCE and has left the State of
Vermont. And setting forth that said William
had former wife living at the time of said mar
rage whose name was Sarah NJ. Scripture to
whom he vas married on the II March, 1864 at
Malone, New York, BY the name of William g.
Mandiso. BY Rev; Z; r. jewell, a minister and
Marcia, ~
And it appearing that the sad William resides
without this State, 90 that said petition cannot
be served upon him.
It is ordered, that he be notified and required
to appear on the first day OF the next
stated term Of the County Court to be
holden at Rutland within and for the County OF
March. A. d. 1871, to make answer to said petit
ton, by publishing the substance of said petit.
ton and this order three weeks successfully,
in the Rutland HERALD, published at Rutland
aforesaid, the last Of which publications to be at
least six weeks previous to said term of SAID Court
Dated at Rutland Aforesaid, this 5th day of
December, A, d. 1870.
HENRY 81. SMITH,
4e:w3w Clerk of Court
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-12-08

PHoToaRAPHs.-Rev. e. Mills has Just
received from England and brought to
our office an exterior and interior view Of
the Parish church (St. Chads) of his ma.
tivs1own, Rochdale.
This ancient and elegant sacred edifice
was built in the year Of our Lord I'LL,
or seven hundred and fifty-nine years
ago. 3s1 years before Columbus discover
ed America.
The church is built Of granite, with q
massive tower which contains noble
chime Of bells and clock. The interior
embraces nave. TRANSCRIPT and chanoel, all
deliberately finished in heavily carved oak.
The interior is completely catacombed
with vaults containing the dead Of past
centuries. The churchyard. containing
about IS acres, is completely paved with
grave-stonee which, as appear in the pho.
tograph, lie fat on the ground, with here
and there massive tomb.
The church is built on hill overlook.
ing the town, and is reached by fight
Of 1876 steps.
The view is accompanied by a photo
graph Of the aged Vicar, Rev. J. f. n.
Molesworth. d. D.
In this church Mr.. Mills received his
baptismal name, and his earliest religious
instruction, all his family and ancestors
(himself excepted being Episcopalians.
At our request, Rev. Mr.. Mills has con.
sented to leave the views above mentioned
at the HERALD bookstore for few days,
SO that all can have an opportunity Of
seeing them.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-12-08

CHESTER. - The following business
changes have recently been made:
Geo. H. Hilton has sold ont his stock
of dry goods. etc, to N. W. Wood.
Gary & Richardson. general store, have
Dissolved, Gary retiring and Richardson
continuing at the old stand.
E. B. Lee opened, ON Wednesday very
fine line of fancy and staple dry goods in
the new and beautiful store which he has
finished off in the west end of his dwell
ling. sos. -z
Edwards, photographer, and a victim Of
the late fire on Depot. Square, has recently
started business over the Varsity Store on
Main street. He lost every thing by the
fire except his reputation AZ a first class
artist, this, with new equipment of
picture tools, he takes with him into his
new and desirable Accommodations.
g. L. Fletcher has law Office nearly
completed, which is located on bis lot
lust west Of his residence.
The Episcopal Society announce two
dramatic entertainments at Iugraham's
Hall, to come off Wednesday and Thurs.
day evenings, Dec. 18th aad 10Th, for the
benefit of the Treasury.
--MrS. Haas of New York, opened her
class in dancing on the lst inst, with
satisfactory success.
We learn there was lively scrimsge
at the Chester House last night, in which
were engaged the proprietor of the House,
Mr.. sosr Thompson, and two other men.
The Thonpsoa army. receiving reinforce'
ments' caused the enemy to fall back N Z,