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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-09-15

UNIQUE PLRA.-The Free Press says
that complaint was Monday issued
against Johnnie Robar, little boot-black
of that city, for stealing apples from Mrs.
Meaeh's garden. Johnny made his ap-
pearance at the city court room promptly
at 8 o'clock yesterday, and the judge
being out, took his seat In the judges
desk and proceeded gravely to write the
following unique plea, which he handed
to the Court on his appearance
"John Robar Burlington Vermont II
years old ~ Dec Mrs Meaoh had q COM
plain on me that stole some apples in
her garden don't no what that means, the
one that says SO can tell them it is a
story can swear that don't go in Mrs
Meach garden and they don't see me.
WIN Shaw the end"
This was too much for the prosecuting
officer, who upon investigation mol pressed
the complaint.
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is 1905. Males 74S, females 7N. Num-
Der of dwellings BOT, families 313. Mum
Der of males foreign born 60, females 48.
The population of 1860 was 1889. Loss
81.
The population of Dandy for 1870 is
1921. Males 675, females GAG. Number
of dwellings 268, families 26S. Number
of males foreign born 80, females 48.
The population of 1860 was 1449. Loss
1913.
Net gain in seven towns, 161.
j. @. WILLIAMS,
Assistant Marshal
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DENVER, Col, Sept IA
Chafee's majority for Congress will be
overwhelming, out Of twenty precincts
only one is reported for Miller The vote
Is largely increased everywhere, Denver
C asts vote Of 1,474
New ORLEANS, Sept. "A.
The Democrats have nominated Allen
Jurnel for State Auditor, James D. Blair
for Treasurer and Michael Room for Con
gress in the third district.
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suGA1r The market is firm at 95z0l0Kc. for
Porto Rico 94GlI0 for Museovada; 9KG9A for
fair to good refining l04 for No. IL Dutch stand
ard.
81.
Spirits turpentine firrner at 4004Ok.
RosIN-Ihe market is active. Sales at al .95
a.. 90.
PETROLEUM. - The market is quiet. Crude Is !;
refined 25A.
TALLow The market is less active. Sales at
$685..
WooL-Quiet. Domestic fleece 46a52; pulled
3SG40; California 30639.
Freights to Liverpool are frner
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LOUNGES,
MATTRESSES,
SPRING BEDS,

Of every variety On hand or made to order.
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NOMmIssIONBR'S NOTICE.

~ The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Rut-
land, Commissioners to receive, examine and ad-
Just all CLAIMS and Il. mands of al persons against
the estate OF Sally Webb, late of Shrewsbury, in
said District, deceased, hereby give notice that
We wi NEE for the purpose OF examining and
sllowIng said claims at the Dwelling house OF
Mrs. Bmeline lincoln. in ShTspsbnre, On the lst
tuesday IN January, 1871, from one O'Clock ? M,
until four o'clock Z. III , on said day and that six
months from the second day of September, A. D.,
1870, ls the time limited by said Court for said
creditors 20 present their claims to us for ex-
animation and allowance
Dated at Shire ssbury, VI. this Srd day Of Sep
temb=r, A D., 1870.
CHARLES JOHNSON, commissioners
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Tgujuc Central Railroad.

BANGOR, Ne, Sept. IA.
Chief Justice Appleton to-day denied
the application for an injunction upon the
1I.;ue Central Railroad Company to re-
strain them from altering the guags Of the
road from broad to narrow, as asked for
by J I'm Ware, who holds ons hundred
and ff.y-seven thousand dollars in bonds
of the Ponotzoat and Kennobec road, now
MERGE in the Maine Central, the court
holding that the proposed change oFguage
would not necessarily be an act of waste
or injury to the property as to call for in
torferenoa Of the court.
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Hartford Female Seminary.

HARTFORD, Ct, Sept. IA
The Hartford Female Seminary, under
the charge of Miss Catharine Beecher,
opened its fall term to-day with about so
pupils. Prof. O. T.. Stowe is to assist
Miss Beecher, giving scriptural lessons
each day, and Mrs. Harriet Beecher
Stowe will instruct in composition.
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Massachusetts Politics.

WASHINGTON, Sept. IA.
Senator Wilson, who presided at a
meeting of the Republican Committee to-
day, reports that Massachusetts, will give
Republican majority ranging from 90
600 to 10000, and thinks that Wendall
Phillips will get vote of $4,000 drawn
equally from both parties. Mr.. Wilson
has no doubt of his own re election to the
Senate next winter.
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Aquatic.


WORCESTER, Sept. IA.
The three mile single scun race on
Lake Quinsisomond today, between J. J.
OLaary of this city and J. P Harrington
Of 5priu-f-ld for $500 was won by the
former in % minutes and 5 seconds. The
best time on record in This country.
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Fronl Washington.

WASHINGTON, Sept. IA
Orders have been issued from the
Treasury Department that the Bank
Note Companies of New York be allowed
to print gold notes of the denominations
of 80, 100, 800, and 1000 dollars for the
Kidder National Gold Bank of Boston.
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The Auburn Fire.

LEWISTON, Me, Sept. Il.
The fire in Auburn to-day, under the
fresh wind, started up briskly, and has
run over yearly 200 acres. a considera
able quantity of WOOD and timber has
been destroyed.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY COURT - The
Franklin County Court assembled at St,
Adams at 103 o'clock on Tuesday morn
ing, Hon. W. G. Wilson presiding. After
proclamation by the Sheriff, prayer was
offered by Rev. A. L Cooper. The Grand
and Petit Jury Were duly empanneled
and sworn
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C4pApFeT Avn FEST ROUTEl

CHANGE OF TINE.

CHANGE OF TINE,
Rutland to New York without change Of Cars,
ES-Time as Quick IS by any other route. First
Glass Sleeping Cars through on night train.
On ana aIHer mummy Jun iasa1 ls7h, trains
vii ron daily Sundays excepted az follows:
EXPKE6s-Leave Rutland 100 a. n, stop
ping H Waillngto-d, Dandy, East Dorset, Man
chester, Arlington, oTth Bennington, EeuufL e
ton, Berlin, rtspheutozn, ebau0f8 -..Tls ~, New
Lebanon, Brainard, Chatham ard Ch-than
Corners, arriving 1t New OK a 90 g. II.
MAH-Leave Rutland lh.45 /. ID. stopping ~
I'll sta rions, arriving AT New YORK % =. ~
MIXED Leave Rutland 2.l5 2. IA, 70 Ben
niIgtOu O2ly.
AGRLVE At RUTLAND.
Express, LIS a. IN; Mai, $50 ?. n; Mixed,
1900 n.
Tickets can be obtained ~ the GeBeTal Office
under hati mai BaIk al Rutland. Merchant
Row. AND IT Ticket OtEce IL Depot.
J. r. EaTLeE ER, Asst sup+.
Rutland, June 10, 1879. dEwtf
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DICHARDS0N'S NEW METHOD

II FOR THE PIANOFOTE.
"peServes our hearty Recommendation" n.
Y. Musical Review. ''Unexceptionab in taste
ami s.y'e" Daight's Journal. We quite m
dorse MI Dwighrs opinion" New York Musical
World "A school that would DO excellent SER
wee" Deutsche Musk ZelIing, Phil "Souhd-
est cleares5 hest book Tor the Piano PhlIa-
dephla Evening Bulletin will suPerst de
every other OF the kind" Worcester SFy. An
improv-ment on al Othe Piano b yoks " yracuse
Journal. "Puss4ssss merit not claimed b. OF er
works. Cleveland Berald' Common sense,
plain talk, and bsevity." EOS ION Journal. Pre-
7ents many new and important ideas" n. Y.
Tablet No Piano book comparable in value 10
it," New Covenant.
No lons dry lessons, nor wearisom exercises,
but @pnght Studies throughout, and Charming
Melodies for practice at every step Il Is all that
can be desired. Price s. IS. Sent post paid.
OLIvBn DITsON & Co, Publishers 277 Wash
lngton strsst, Boston CO kLEs Fl. DlTSON
& co. III BrraiWaY New YORK. dAWtt.
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FEniErnnd ETeeffng.

Boston, Sept. IA
The stockholders of the Boston, Hart
ford and Erie Railroad Company COM
mcnocd their annual meeting to-day, aaa
after discussion as to the number of d.
recfcr~ desirable, it was decided to settle
the question by vote. On motion of Ma
than Matthews, of Boston, seconded by T.
A. L#no, of NV York, the meeting adj
iaa-uo3 uutil Tomorrow noon.
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NOTICE. AS My WIFE MINER-
- VA DAVENPORT has left my bed and
board without any cause or pF0voeation, l forbid
all persons hsrboring or trusting her On my ac-
count, az shall pay 80 debts of her contracting
aiVsz this date, September 18th, 1870.
THOMAS j. DAVENPORT.
weston, Vermont
S7:wlW%
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Indian Affairs.

ST LOUIS, Sept, IA.
Til Gage Indians have give~ formal
consent to the act Of Congress providing
for tho sale Of shsir lands in KaAsas and
.Loi. remov.l 10 lbs Indiaa territory.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-09-15

r. An Irishman called at a drug store 10 get
a bottle Of JoLnso5l's -AnodyHe LiHtnaeut for the
- LeumsJism, tie druggist asked him IN what
part Of the body it troubled Linn most, BE me
soul, said he, Ihave it in livery houl and corner
ar NE"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-09-15

The Herald is the only paper 4"
The Comfy Of Rutland, or this sec"
ton of vermont that takes Heso"
graphic news. The Herald receives
the associated Press Reports resHa-
iariy.
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Fatal ARRAY.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept Il.
Samuel Dicley and George Fleming
each shot tie other fatally at Shelby sta
tjon st evening as the resultof @ quarrel
growing out Of dispute about ten Plus.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-09-15

g. For loss Of cud, horn al, red water in
COWS, loss Of appetite, rot, OF murrain in sheep;
thick wind, broken WIND, and roaring, and for
al obs uuctions Of the kidneys IN horses use
Steridaa's CaUalry Condition Pozedrrs
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Railroad Completed.

CAzENovIA, N. z, Sept. Il.
The Cazenovia and Canastota Railroad
was completed to-day.
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AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET
Cattle. Sheep. shoteS. Fat Hogs. Veal,
This week, ? s98 y 24O 100 $3.50 IOl
Last week, 3,497 1922 500 2,40O iOl
One year ago, $40 Il,IH 800 400 7:
Prices - Fat hogs, per h., Zoe to lie, live
weight; shotes wholesale l2c TO 15c, retail he Il
lSs; young pigs, lie.
Price of Market Beef per 100 lbs. on total
weight, &c.-ExtTa $t3.O0013.j0; first quality,
$l2- 509l2 IS second quality, $ll.OOGl2.OJ; third
quality, 81 50al0.75.
Some Of the poorest COWS, balls, &C., at $500 to
HIIidles-BrightOn 7eG7Kc T. d; country lots,
Calf Skins, IG6l7c per ID.
Sheep per h., live weight, 3K06c.
Lambs, per head. in lots, 81 jOGf5.
Extra sheep and lambs, per head, in lots, $3.50
and $3.50.
T1allow, Brighton, to nc per ID, country lots
Pelts, 80 to 75c. each.
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MANH0OD-HOW LOST, HOW

EEsToRED.-Juztp published second edition, BY
DR.. LEWIS. g--4 pages. The Medical Compau-
ion and GUIDE TO Health, On tie radical cure q
spsrnaJonho=a or Seminal Weakness, Impo1eu-
cy, Mental and Physical Ineapacity, IIapediHears
to Marriage. etc. and the venereaI and 5grhi-
lite Malaaies, with plain and clear directions for
the speedy cure Of Secondary Symptoms, Conor-
rhosa, elects, Structures, and al diseases OF the
skin. such as sourvsy, scsOfala. Ulcers, Bons.
Blotches, and pimples On the face and body, COP
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits, induced by self-i1.
duigenoe or sexual extravaganza,
The celebrated author. in this admirable Traa-
tie clearly demonstrates, from d forty yea5s'
successful practice, that The alarming eoase-
qaeoces Of seltabuse may be radically cured
pointing out a rno6e Of cure ii once simple, Ger
tam and efiectuai, BY means Of which every sui
fsrer, no MISTER what his condition may be, oan
be etieotually cured, cheaply, privately and rad
tcally. szS- This Book should he in the hands OF
every youth and every man IN the land.
Sent under seal, ID = plain envelope. Price 50
cts. Address, DT. LEWIS, No. Beach street,
New York City. 90 years private practice.
novs1Hwlg
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Put Back.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. IA.
The bark Albion for St. John, N. b,
was put back to Galway, having lost two
masts.
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The Framco-PrussIan war.

dawson, q
Time, 2.59-309. P.
The Framco-Prussian war.
CABINET.
BRUSSELS, Sept, IA.
Further cabinet changes have taken.
place, one of the representatives. from
Rumurs in the Chamber; has been ap-
pointed Minister of Public Works.
GOVERNMENT OF DEPARTMENTS.
PARIS, Sept IA
Cremieux, Minister of Justice. has been
entrusted with the government of those
departments which have not yet been in
vaded. The remainder will be under the
control of the authorities of Paris.
GERMAN SCHOLARS
LonnoN, Sept. IA.
German scholars accompany the army
in order to search the libraries of the
cathedral towns for documents relative to
Medieval history.
GOVERNMENT ENTITY.
The German Cabinet are considering
means to secure a general governmental
unity.
UNITED STATES EULOsIZED.
MADRID, Sep, IA
The press of Spain generally ralazizes
the peace effols uade ~ &c United
oo-.... C,u..5.u .a.oa,..7,-.
0'"'~' @o'sA
mas PusiiAhso seFe'"1 "i'''le' "U 'Li7 T"o-
J'0' IL 0''''' '''o'D'
D'N0S 7'1i1'' 81 '''
1t il almost certain that Prussia will r.
fuse to entertain the proposition looking
TO AN "fmlSdoe mainly because IL "-u.o
delay the army operations II case 'ha me-
EQUATIONS "M" "n7u'ceS>1' II "'i'i' '''' '.'i-
'a'oiH0i0 s'',''" S'' 10 ''.'0 --'S' ,''e
S'' ia 'iol- % 'l'0 '''l'S -'7' - y u ''--
coNGRATULAToRY.
PARIS, Sept. "A.
Jules Favres has received the congratu-
lauohs or ths diplomats representing L15 g
I"no' 0Pain' Au'~la an" l1oiiano'
BOdIIl V rs
Fu2itiVes tom McMahons army reach
the neishsorAood OF Paris by hundreds.
FleORoCs SIEGE OF SIRASBoCRG.
The Prussians are pumping water from
the moats around Stras0ourg' and 1t Is re-
ported that they are preparing to send mp
Il'. 5 '.o. "I'o% ui'Lys y 0'i mo VIII
ft''0 INV '''' 'il'''' ~ " "a al l'''''
BELGIUM MOI NoIlFI-D'
0' e.
oo','T>' '-' ~
po.,,l,:,
,-o,, Co.,,,, A., MTG ,,o r,,,,-r, .,,,r,,-
Ro1-pe
Tho pr,ssiovs booo oo..on+.,7 ~ H..
renuoe+ of Swi+var7and n ,ary,;t -,o,,-
comoatants to leave Strasbourg.
1t is reported that an envoy from
Russia has arrived at the Prussian Kings .
headuuarters
uoppFr-r. OF tr,cr
~
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COMMIssTONEN'8 NOTICE.
37:w4w

COMMISSIOEEK'S NOTICE.
~ The undersigned. having teen appointed
bv thu Hon fProbate Court for the District q
Faifbaven Cor missiOners 70 receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demand or all prs n
AGAINST Hosea Batsman. late Of Ppultney. l.
sid s.rIct, deceased, hereby give no-ice thai
va will meet fJr the purp0e Of examining and
allowing said claims at the dwelling hsuse o.
Edmund Monroe, on the irst Mondays # Novern-
Der 1870 and March, 49, l. from 10 O'Clock, A IL.
six months from the - h day Of August A. ID .
1870 - the time ltmIied by said Court FIR said
sreditors 10 present their claims to US for ex-
ANNA ION and allowance.
Dat-d az Poultney, the 18th day Of septt mber.
A. -. 1910.
HINES L sH Ia0WWNSoN' Commissioners.
37:w3w.
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REMARKS.

As Will be seen by the above figures the amount
Of stock Is less this week than last and there Is
10 radical change IN prices. Good extra beef Is
II demand and prices are well sustained, while Oh
slim stock, which comprise the bulk of offerings
the market l. oversocked ana trade is unsatlsfac-
tory. a few choice Western steers were sold at
l4Ac and Others at s9s5 per 100 lbs, live weight
and from these prices down to Zoe. Few North
ern oxen are sold over l3c per ID dressed. B. F.
Cafran sold two car-loa Of New Hampshire OK at
l2 to l3c per To-, Of the best Of these eight were
ted by L. NJ. Wilson, Pembroke, n. H.. which
pTopably helped the sale of the lot. G. w. Jones
sofa pair fed by Chas. Jones, Deerfeld, Mass
to dress, 1880 lbs each, az I3Kc, two at l3c and
two at lie per ID. a. ;. Kepp sid eight oxen, to
dress 100 lbs, at l2Ec five cows to dress $50 lbs
each. q 9kc. c. T. HoughtOn sold to r. T.
Holmes fourteen 5-year old steers, to dress over
500 lbs which were led by :. d. Wilcox Of Bird
port, # Ae Ezra Mech stock and which were re-
gaTded as Of the best lots Of grass-fed steers
ever seen at marie ct. They had the appearance
of good Western ste Is; Of these ten were sold at
l1e' and four at .2Hc perl ID.
Inc market rJr sheep was rather quicker than
last week, ana lots We're sold at all puoe- from
sl.l5, at which puce We saw one lot of Gu Is sofa
up to s.. so per head. Il II. Mix sold los Canada
lambs at &c per ID and J. Mcfarland sold 40
at 624c. I. E. PARKER sold one carload at s4.25,
So lambs at $50, III at $0.75, and 20 at s.
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NJ. J. FRANCISCO viii continue the business
as heretofore soting for tho same companies, ana
expects, with the aid Of experienced aid atten-
tive clerks to attend to the orders of ali old and
new patrons with promptness and dispatch
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Interesting General News
Especial Dispatch to the HRRALD.l
Races at the state Fair.

$40 to the first, $50 to the second, $25 fol
the third, best three in five, for which
were entered:
Ssh. Town, Montpelier, br m Quicl
Step.
E. c. Loomis, Burlington, g Sheri
dan, dr..
II. G. Root, Bennington, wm Fanny
H. Hammond, Middlebury, b g Decei
ner.
Sheridan was Withdrawn before the
race. Deoei ner drew the pole, Quick
Step in the middle, Fanny outside, in
which order they came up for the word
which they got after three false starts
Deceiner leading to the half mile pole in
bur the pole was too far for the
winner as he soon broke, and resigneS
the lead and pole to Fanny, who left the
the brown dozen lengths behind. Tht
bay mad great tff)rt for the lead a,
they swung into the home stretch, bu
Tho .q,r4 .,afn carried him off his feet
aud Fanny came home length ahead il
242; Quick Step eight lengths behind.
80,
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...i ..,., ,....u l,,.5,7 lo, and sbo o~oss.
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...... .,...-.., ,..-.+Aa ,,.l.;ua Tive T.. Ak
o-,,,,,,, r7,,,.r
w.. ,.,,. .-.-..4..;,,, - +h.. .ooooa +ba
h.~.. .Ao,,i,o, fine erasd. bnt conla not
o~...7 ,?,a vhi.o mara ro her host a. she
...r,o },..-... IN oA7
sr,nfApv
TT G. Ra.+ z,m Fanny I
TT TT ,,,,.,.s..1, n..ei,osr . .
: &Ir Towns flz ~ ODick Stem. 3 8
rf,.a . - o40 o47
Tta1.v hor., in +bo above race j. a
verv promising Young gelding, of five
years and surprised even his friends with
~ .N'',e- TO cror9a F,.,-.- - >,'oh time
III ''' '',S' ''''.' ''7 =''sS p ''So 'oi
..' ,l- ,....:-., 81 .Il.--.1
ID ~ ''' '-'l'
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49, '.'.' ~ W '-'' INIT - 0s9' q III
o. 1"t '..'' '''17 '''''' WAS '''I's'" Ell
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TO RENT.
STATE OF VERMONT, Dis.

- tI1ct q hutiand.
Be !: remembered, that AZ a session Of the Pro-
bate Court holden at Rutland, within and for
the said district the 18th day of septembeT, A.
D.ls70.
PIEsENT: Hon. " alter 9 Dunton. Judge
Where's, Lgiciu- Copeland, a5min-frst9r Of
ths estate ~ 8iyTa BARGE tale Of Ml~ci.ts wn il
sid Disfr Ct. der a-eo. ha- Ia day gTes4nted o.
id Court, BIZ p tItl0n IN EBItirg, setfnN aab
that Dc viii he tce-ssrs - se the r.al estate -
said d-cea D. for the a. menr of the 5sHE- ard
charges Of asmlnistrstlon aid therein mskIBg
application % said Court for License 10 maze sEca
sale.
II il ordered that al persons interested in the
estate Of said deceased, BE- nOflhrd to q psar be-
ore SAID Court. the PTobatr 01ilce IN Buflamd
In said District on tie 1854 day OF euOber a d
1870 BY publication Of this order, three weeks
excessively previous thereto, in the Rutland
HERALD, a newspaper printed a. Rutland Asere-
said 70 show Cause, II any they may have Wv
said license should not be granted
JOEL c. BAKER,
S1;w5y Register.
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w%gzSzsssszszss z -. :. :. - -
DAY BOAT AND NIGHT BUATI

With twenty first Cl4sz hreauserz, only six
days through 70 Milwaukee and Chicago, WITHOUT
change OF boat. First Class Tickets include
Meals and State Rooms
Leaving Dgdensburgb every day, Sundays ex-
cepted.i on arrival Of noon trains, for Chicago,
Milwaukee, ShenovgaD and lnt-rmedIate ports,
without change nf boat. Agld every evening, t~un-
days exeepted,l f-r Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit,
znA intermediate DOFts
Passengers and families moving West, can en-
bark with their iuggage, teams, stock, &c, and
lInd together without i--urbanee tTanzhlp-
ment AZ their port of destIns tiaI. thu avoiding
the great inconvenience Of the many changes, de-
lays and expenses Of other routes eSs-I hsse
Steamers have tzrs- can1ns ara state roaHs,
imply ana n-arls furnished Tor tir-t class pa-s-Tl-
gers. and seaond cabins Eith COOK strives and
eormfOrt able aecommac ztiUnr for passengers ard
fAIniiies, who may s1ah 70 furnish their Fr'D-
visions. No effort vii be spared to maintain
the reputation or this, ~ the
CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTEl
Be SUR ard see the agents Of TINS hne before
you buy your tickets. rrusty men vail always
Jazr Checks and fech=ck baggage for this line,
Ask tor ticket vIs HeTfh-TD Transportation rs,m-
Dauy's steamers. y he onlv American lIn-s leave
ing I'd enab burg We grI make II the interest #
tore purchasing elsewhere. me hundred uuUucs
IF hasgagr tree n each paEs~eugeT. Baggage
ch-rs - through 70 al paints
10 Through Ilcb--s 70 talIfornla and al
points the treat VET, North West and south
West. cheaper Than Lbs cbeaEes, IN application
70
eTs Landing, Ogdens burg, ". VI a.
sGED. ". SMITH, General icgeJ agent, Of
hc- corner FoId and Pattsrs0n0nree1s, opposite
johnson house, ogdenssurg,
Tickets by this route for sale all statloTss On
Rutland & Burlington AID Il teal d Platte
bUrgh Railroads.
y. J. GO0DEo, Passenger Agent.
April %. 1870. z2a&w6m
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Justices Of the Peace Elected 1870.
MIDDLETowN.-R. r. Woodward, I'll.
FL. southwick, e. B. Cook, A. Haynes,
John P. Taylor.
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would respectfully give notice 20 thepeoule Of
kutl4nd and vicinity that ] have added % NY
furniture business
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BOSTON Produce Market.
Reported expressly for the HERALD by CHAMBEE-
rIE, STUHGEs & Co., Commission Merchants,
~ and 81 Faneuil Hall Market, Boston.


79and 81 Faneuil Hail Market, Boston.
THURSDAY, Sept. Is, 1870.
Bur1nH- N ew, prime,} y u, 36a88C
" Eur to g0o3l = %. 33a35c
c4rr rs "+ moo Extra, on I5l 2Sgi$ y
Farm extra z II. IGI3c
oTdlnaryJ q H., 7aloc
BEA@s- Pea. extra hand pieked,) g 75@8 OF
yellow eye, g SOAP Is
t1Iedium extra, hand picked,) 0Oa3 25c
d" " (CommonD 81 G2Gl IS
49, .a~ss ssua e1os7ey DARKER.
NV VoEE, Sept Il.
Gold was much stronger to-day in consequence
of the general belief among German bankers that
the war must 60 On. The fluctuations were regu-
larry upward. ard the market closed at 1877, the
highest point Of the day.
Money more activeat 5G6 Per cent
Sterling exchange is dull at 1919.
Governments quiet and steady.
The following were the closing quotations:
U. $. 6's reg. 81, do. new nO%
s 's5 %oo r.. s ia 90. e. 5 IIo&
do. ''' DO, 81, iilH l4-so coup. lo6H
do. old s., ~ Currency 6's lll@
Union Pacific stock 27K income bords AK +;
land grants 7OH; LIST mortgage bonds Sly !;
Central Pacific bonds SSZ.
Southern securities are practically unchanged.
stocks were more active this afternoon, the in
ter st ceuteriug on Reading and New jersey
Central.