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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-03-03

DORIS accepted, and the original resolu-
ton. as amended, adopted.
The polls Of firemen were, on motion Of
Judge Dunton, declared exempt from tax
| alton
On motion of Judge Dunton the follow.
| ing resolution WAS adopted
ResotGed, That a committee of three be
| appointed To erect tombstone over the
grave of Capt John p Sennott, q soldier
OF the late War, whose grave il now near
| ~ obsolete, at an expense TO the town not
exceeding 800.
DR. Lorenzo Sheldon, Capt W. C. Dun
ton and Capt Daniel f Conway were APP
| pointed such committee
The following were the names present
ed by the Board OF Civil Authority respec-
lively for Grand and Petit Jurors and
Highway Surveyors:
Grand JurorS.-James Barrett, b. T.
blanchard, Lorenzo Sheldon, Nahum
johnson, George w. Chaplin, Ben K.
Chase, Charles Clement, W. Y. w. Ripley,
]. E. Manley, R. R. Mead, Franklin Bill
lings, Joel NJ Mead, Henry Hayward, A.
HI. Post, f. Chaffee, Sylvester Jones,
Moses Hayward, Fl. H. Dyer, Hannibal
Woodruff, E. W. Smith, |. G. Reynolds.
Petit Jurors.-W. H. B. Owen, r. G.
Thrall, Benjamin Billings, Jr,, A. J.
Mead, R, G. Mead, Smith Cramton, A.
B. Reynolds, Geo. FL. Cheney, G. t. Cor
ham, Evelyn Pierpoint, VIM. H. Wood
ard, Chalon Blanchard, Louis Walker, P.
K. Osgood, Orrin Thomas, E. L. Griswold,
Walter Q. Landon, DAWN A. Smith,
| John A Sheldon, B. r. Greenough,
Charles Beebe, John NJ Allen, Marcellus
Newton, Chas. H. Sheldon, Cyrus L.
johnson, Edgar Davis, Jesse l.. Billings,
Leeds A. Billings, Oscar Brown, Samuel
Boardman, J. NJ. Hall, Warren Green,
FL. Fl. Brown, j. G. Griggs, Levi G. Kings
Icy, H. G Clark, F. IL. Ripley, F A
Morse, W. r. Gilmore, James L. Gilmore,
Stephen l.. Daniels, A. L. J hnson
Hsgh,cay Surveyors. - Joseph Tower,
Alvin L. Johnson, c. c. Chase, Rollin c.
Thrall, Oscar Young, t. w. Shedd, Alva
B. Thayer, P. X. Osgood, H. d. futile,
Moses Hayw ward, II. Reynolds, VIM.
Shangrow, Henry Hay ward, George G.
Thrall, Edgar Davis, Warren Greene,
VIM @ Davis, Samuel Boardmau, Henry
L. Gleason, Orriu Thomas, Jesse l.. Bill
lings, Stephen Mead.
The vote on County Commissioner was
then declared to be-:
For Barnes Frisbie, 1893
" w. w. Atwater, $50
On motion adjourned.
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HAVANA, Feb. 26, !
via KEY WEST. March |.

A letter from Santiago de Cuba, dated
Feb. 18th, gives an account of the trial
and execution of members of the Cuban
Junta of that city. Eighteen well known
citizens charged with belonging to the
Cuban Junta were arrested and taken to
an obscure estate at San Juan, Is miles
from here. There they were tried by
court-martial, and convicted of treason
and sentenced to suffer death. They
were not allowed the privilege of Counsel
or of witnesses. They were all executed
soon after the termination of trial.
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Alfonzo Perier, merchant Of New
York, while walking in New York thi-
morning, died suddenly from heart dis
ease.
Thomas and James Laufran, brothers,
who were convicted at the Hudson Coun-
ty Court for setting fire to their liquor
store in Jersey City, and then claimed
$4,000 insurance, have been sentenced,
James to five and Thomas to one year in
the State prison.
A party of about fifty persons left this
afternoon under the auspices Of a colony
of this city, for Kansas, where they have
recently purchased tract Of land.
The steamer Donan from here has ar
rived at Southampton.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

~ OF Rutland, IS.
Be it remembered, that at a session Of the Pro-
bate Court holden at Rutland, within and for said
District, on the LIST day of March, A. d. 1870.
PRESENT Hon. Walter G. Dunton. Judge.
Whereas, a certain instrument In writing, un-
der seal, purporting TO be the last viii and Tesla
ment of Warren Drinwster, late of RUTLAND, in said
District, deceased, having been this day presented
to said Court for Probate, and duly filed in the
Registers Office Therefore, it is ordered, that all
persons interested in the estate OF said deceased
be notified TO appear before said Court, at the
Probate office In Rutland, IN said District on the
24th day in March, A. ID, 1870, by publication
of this order three weeks successfully previously
thereto, in the Rutland HERALD, newspaper
printed at Rutland aforesaid, TO show cause, if
any they may have, why SAID instrument in writ
ing should not be proved and allowed, as the last
will and testament of the said deceased.
JOEL @. BAKER,
e:w3w Register.
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DE. CHARMS LECTURE POSTPONED
A telegram was received yesterday from,
Rev. Mr.. Chaplin of New York, that in
conseauence of the illness of his father
he would be compelled to forego his en-
osVemont to lecture at the Opera House,
last evening, which was not only source
Of regret to himself, but of disappoint-
ment to the public of Rutland and sur
rounding towns His lecture is thus in
definitely postponed, though we are as
.ured the Revered gentlemen will, at his
earliest leisure, favor us with his lecture
on .C9lumbus," due notice of which will
be uiVcu
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Burlinganle.

BOSTON, March l.
The citizens of Charlestown last evening
adopted a resolution of respect to the men,
ory of the late Arson Burlingame; and
the meeting was addressed by Theophilus
Parsons r. Fl. Dana, and ex-Mayors Sar-
gent and Russell.
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PoULTNEY. -Poultney is getting to be
most daily sent off to Bostsn-
The Baptist and Methodist Sunday
School Union concert was 81 fine affair
held in the Hall. There are special re.
ligious services being held in the Metho'
dist church.
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Remains.

ST. PETERSBURG, March /.
The remains of the late Arson Burlin-
game will be sent to the United States by
way of Berlin. The widow and sons of
deceased will remain in st. Petersburg.
Burlingame died of Inflammation of the
lungs. j.. ..a
The Chinese ambassadors continue me-
gotiations with the Russian government.
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Cuban News.

HAVANA, March l.
Insurgent General Napoleon Aranzo,
who originated the rebellion in the Central
department has voluntarily surrendered
to the authorities at Los Minas with
seventy of his men. He promises to come
to Havana to confer with the Captain
General rs to the best means of ending
the instruction without further blood
shed. The rebels have burned some ware
hnuses ut Incarn
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Miraculous EsCEPE FROM DEATH
a. pbe afternoon express train over the
vnnont Central Railroad, on Friday last,
~, approaching Henry's crossing in
NJ, i1ou, Vt, one Harry Gage, farmer
sftlat town, about go years OF age, at
np pted TO cross in front of the train
Eih his teaui, u young horse attached TO
E.Ldyh. A. the sleigh was about leav-
M, tina crossing it was struck by the
.ayinr carrying the team three or four
roas distant into the highway, taking the
.ce,,,.,ur nl the sleigh, Mr.. Gage. on or
near thr cuw-catnhcr of the engine, ana
earr> ing him distance of 25S feet along
thehr,ck, when he fell off, plunging
DOM 0he slope If the track few feot--
sad ,r,rq,. 10 sry, he recovered himself
immt huyly. walked up on to the track
alon., and returned to the place OF the
prjarnr, insisting that be was not injured
ssa~l a -, slight bruiSe in the face. The
h.rst extramtlng himself from the sleigh,
rso home. aud Mr.. Gage was taken home
by ~ If his naighbors, who was directly
behind him ut the time of the accident.
A QUESTION FOR SoLuTIoN.-Win
one Of our reuders give us the answer tc
h . g,llowing question which has never
IN now, appeared in print:
wood s,wyer agrees to saw, at the
~, of ono dollar per cord, two small
r.. wood into stove wood 10 inches IL
aaa.b The first pile is composed o.
,,;nls fl, 1r feet long, while either surface
,o,msd nv the ends of the stick is yard
GUAR, r he second pile is composed OF
ssisAs v,yht feet long but, as its cores
ponaipg SUI faces prove to be each but
MJfs yard S, 1uare, he offers to saw tbs
pile fbr the san ne money as he gets for the
first. His emf Ioyer accepts the offer
Now, assuming that he sawed the frs
pile according to the original agreement
at what rate per cord was he paid fol
saving the second
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EI-We notice that the Agricultural papers all
over the country recommend the use of Sheridan's
Cavalry Condition Powders.-E.cchange
Farmers and others in this section have long
known and appreciated the advantages of these
powders over all others.
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Ifaths.

wILCOx-In Orwell, Feb. 10th. Arthur, in
FAINT son of Rollin Z. and Kate Wilcox, aged s
months.
NICHOLS In Casanova, N. Y, Feb. 18th,
Elisha Nichols, aged IS years, 8 months and l9
days.
ALLARD-In East Wallingford, Feb 2lst,
John d., son of Daniel G. and Josephine NJ Al
lard, aged 10 months and II days.
WILCOX-In Orwell, Feb. 10th, Arthur, in
FAINT son of Rollin and Kate Wilcox, aged s mos.
GRISWOLD-In Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, Jan.
9th, Nancy L., wife of Joseph r. Griswold, aged
SO years, formerly Of Middlebury.
MITCHELL-In East Niddlebury, Feb 9th,
Alice. daughter OF James and Elizabeth Mitchell,
aged IA years.
KIMBALL-In Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. Sd, 1870, B.
Wellington, eldest son Of J. Wellington and An
geline P. KimbalI, aged years and months.
HENDEE-In Pittsford, Feb. 18th, very sud-
denly, Blanche j., only daughter of German and
Sarah A. Hendee, aged II years and months.
EATON-In Castleton, Feb. 14th, Milo Eaton,
aged "a years.
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DIR. STEWART. - This gentleman is
making professional visit at Rutland,
and comes well recommended See his
advertisement in another column.
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BoNDED.-Troy has voted to bond itself
for eight times the amount of its grand
list (S2S, 500) in aid of the construction of
the Missisquoi and Clyde Rivers Rail-
road
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Arrest of a KIshop.

MADRID, March 1.
The Bishop of Osina arrived in Madrid
in custody of civil guards.
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rse Herald is the only paper I'm
che touuty OF Rutland, or this sec
ton oil Vermont that takes TeIe-
.ruphic news. The Herald receives
he associated Press Reports regu-
nviy.
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BY ATLANTIC CABLE.
Irish Church Bill.

Irish Church Bill.
LONDON, March 1.
In the House of Lords this evening a
bill was introduced by Lord Redesdale to
amend the Irish church act. The bill
passed to the first reading and the House
adjourned.
In the House of Commons Mr.. Ryland
gave notice of a motion for the reduction
of the African squadron.
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RELIGIoUs.-Wel learn that very inter
estng meetings are being held at the
Advent chapel. Quite number have
been converted, and many others have re-
quested prayers. Elder Miles Grant will
preach again this evening at II o'clock.
All are invited
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COMMISSIONERS 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 demands of all persons against
Daniel Hanne, late OF Mt. Holly, in said district
deceased hereby give notice that we will meet for
the purpose of examining and allowing said claims
at the Depot in Healdville in Mt. Holly, in said
District, ON the last Wednesdays in March and
July, from o'clock pm. until O'Clock pm, each
Of said days, and that six months from the 18th
day of February, A. ID. 1870 is the time limited
by said Court for said creditors to present their
claims TO US for examination and allowance.
Dated at Mt. Holly, the 2sth day Of February,
A. ID. 1870.
RYLAND L. PARKER, co,nr,,.s;o,a,.
LUTHER FRENCH, 'O '
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A Strike.
ALBANY, March l.

ALBANY, March l.
The carpenters of this city struck to.
day against a reduction of wages. Brick
layers have cautioned mechanics of their
calling and masons against coming here.
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A safe and speedy remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Group, Whooping Cough, Hosrseness, aud all
Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs.
A neglected cold and consequent cough which
the timely use of some proper and safe remedy
might relieve and cure, when allowed to continue
result in obstinate disease of the lungs, which
battles the aid of human skill.
wEEKs' MAGIC COMPOUND has been submitted
to the severest tests in the twelve years of its
istenee, and has won for itself the high esteem in
which 1t is held for the cure Of diseases OF the
throat and lungs. It Possesses special virtue
IN the cure of Severe Colds, 30 common at this
season No other remedy equals it for all such
cases. IL truly acts like magic, as thousands IN
vermont and New Hampshire testify.
WIN. JOSLYN & SONS, Barton, w.t., Proprie-
tors.
GEO. G. GOODWIN & Co. and BURR &
PERRY, Boston, General Agents.
Sold by all druggists. 9:w3m
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AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET,
Cattle. Sheep. shotes. Fat Hoss Veal,
Last Last week week 1854 1855 500 500 70
One year ago, LAS s.o4s 1000 Is
Price Of Market Beef per 100 lbs. on total
weight, &c.-Extra i250O13.00; first quality,
2.oO@l2. SO; second quality, sliOo@il.75; third
A few choice single pairs $ls5O@14.oO. Some
OF the poorest cows, bulls &c, SS.0019.00.
Prices of Store Cattle Working Oxen, sl5o@
$270.
Handy steers ss0@i25, or much according to
their value as beef
Cows and young Calves, slim to fair quality,
at from ss5@s6o good TO extra $4,000; farrov
Prices of Sheep and Lambs per ID. live weight.
-5c.@Sc. Sheep and lambs per head in lots, 81 90.
Shotes -Wholesale lo11@l2c.; retail llH@
Hides-Brighton SIC country lots Sc. Calf
skins l7(GlSc
Tallow-Brighton 7@7Kc. 10
REMARKS.
There appears to be little change in the trade
at this market this week. There are more cattle
than last week, and perhaps the sales are hardly
as quick, and buyers have a rather better selec-
ton. OF the sale Of about six hundred western
cattle Of which we made q record, forty-eight
were sold at Sxc., four at sKc two at 7c., seven
teen at &C.,, of sixty, per 100 lbs. on live weight,
allowing from 80 to 40 per cent. on live weight
for offal, two were sold for lSxc., two at l3Kc.,
seventeen at &c.,, thirteen at l2xc.. one hundred
and thirty-thrse at lax, ffty-eight at Ike,
sixty-nine at l2c., thirtysix at TX, forty-seven
at ll4c., seventy at lie, twenty one at 10kc,
twenty-three at l0Hc., and fifteen at l0c. per lb.
At Cambridge to-day there were 456 cattle, 100
more than last week. There were eight very nice
bullocks from Mcclellan Brothers, Deerfeld, one
pair weighing 1880, at Cambridge; four from J..
d. Bellows, Hatfield, estimated TO average ! 500
lbs. dressed, on commission, to 8. 8. Learned /;
two pairs from ]. Hunt, Kirby, VT, 4,470 and
4,4i0, at market, to Saunders & HartweI; one
pair, fed by Hiram Hutchinson Of Pembroke, N.
H., $500, and a pair fed by MI. Fife of the same
town, 500 lbs, sold to George Wild. A. Skiff
sold six New York oxen, to dress 1 ,l50 lbs, at
l3hc., and six at 13c. per lb. B. Dow sold two
oxen and three years old heifer at l2he., two
oxen at Ike. per h., and two two-years old
bulls at s25 each. Lambert Hastings sold two
oxen at l34c, four at l2kc,, two stays at llc.,
and two at l0cH. per Id, dressed. ID. A. Philbrick
sold six oxen at l2Kc. per ID. j. b. Sergeant
sold fourteen oxen at l2c. There we're 3,66s
northern sheep at Cambridge, but not as many
western as last week. The demand was not as
good as last week, and droyers complained that
prices we re not as good. B. z. French sold sixty
one sheep, 40 $50 lbs gross, at 6c per h., forty
nine at 50 25. Rice & Livingston sold siIty-hve
sheep, so lbs. each, at exc. per ID. j. w. lay
Tor sold fity-two sheep, IS lbs, and forty. nine
lambs, 81 lbs. each, for exc. X. N. Bissell sold
SO sheep, so lbs. each, at exc, S. OFF.
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TOWN OFFICERS ELECTED.
Moderator, John B. Beaman Town
Clerk, Charles Ripley, Jr.; Town Treas
urer, Merritt Clark; Selectmen, Jonas
Gibson, Mark Lewis, Elijah Halves; Over
seer of the Poor. Ira NJ Clark; Constable
and Collector, Harvey Rowe; Auditors,
j. B. Beaman, E. S. Dewey, Chas. A.
Ram; Town Agent, Merritt Clark
Superintendent of Schools, l. ID. Ross.
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GAVE MONEY

Prices lower than any other establishment in
New England.
Organs and Pianos Of every variety Of style.
All instruments first class, and warranted five
years.
Instruments rented, and sold on installments.
Call and see them. Circulars sent free
We also keep on hand large stock Of Sheet
Music and every variety of Musical Musical
Merchandise and Musical instruments.
9.wlv
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HOGs.-Norran Burgess of Hoosick, n.
Y, sold in Bennington on Friday, three
two years cid hogs that weighed respect
lively 86S, 652 and 575 pounds. They
were champion porkers, and fetched 13f
cents n pound, total of $2S2
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n. " stock and Money Market.
Nrv Vopv ATaych I

.
Money is rather more easy at sac per cent. on
call loans.
Sterling Exchange heavy and dull at l0sk@
l0SA, frst-cIass bills.
Gold since the formal closing of the room is
strong and prices advanced to si.l64. At close
the quotation was $l.l6k@1l6H.
Government bonds since last report have been
strong The following the closing quota
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.ryiyoI and departure of Traii'
rn.1Ys LEAVE RUTLAND

TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
~ .u.,,.. Falls, 1880 & 1900 an, 'll'oo a.
.emmillneton, i.30 s 1880 a. m, 'l'2o & 'S'2o
PtIn ~. -. 90 a. H., 1915 pm.
:. e.r.tc1,s 4 IL & 10 50 q. m, N4.l5 p IN.
:. salem. T. 30 & 500 Il. IN, Mss a. m, and
~ Igp. ~.
rRAIN5 ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls, i2.45 II. Ia, a. 1000 a. M,
s3.IO& % 90 n. IN.
.grlingtan, t2.3a& - 80 a. M, AIS & tS.lt
=. IN.
- Brntingtau, Lao Il. m, * '9.4i y. nj.
SartLogn, ~ 90 IA, $40 X 1915 p. In.
salem, 20 & rs. 20 u. ID.., 1890 Ai.25 p. m
sMaii Train. Mixed.
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m, RutInnd Town Meeting.

The annual town meeting yesterday
was but SHINY attended, the measures
announced in the warning being of not
sufficient import to draw together large
crowd, 80 that out of our 1900 voters,
less shan $50 votes were cast. The meet
ing was called to order by B. w Mar
shall, town clerk, and, upon nomination,
M. G. Everts was chosen moderator. This
balloting for town officers was then pro-
eaadad with. with the following result:
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Boston Produce Market.

Reported expressly for the HERALD by CHAxBER
LIN, SrURGEs 4 Co., Commission Merchants,
10 and 81 Faneuil Hall Market, Boston,
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STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

-
District of Fairhaven:
To all persons interested in the estate OF Eve
line Thornton, late Of CastletoD, In said district,
deceased, intestate, Erecting,
The Administrator Of raid estate having repre-
scented that it Will be necessary to sell part OF
the real estate OF said deceased for the payment
of the debts and expenses of administration, 20
wit one equal and undivided half of the following
piece or parcel of land in Poultney, in said Dis
trict bounded north by lands of William Kelley,
Spencer Gorhsm and Nathan s. Parsons east
by lands of N ). Parsons and Edward Dyer;
south by land of William Kelley, and the high
way leading east and west from VIM. Cogle's to
the old Farwen place west by land OF William
Kelley and the highway leading from Castieton TO
Poultney by way of Spencer Gorham's, said de-
scrIbed premises being known as the old Pond
Farm.
Also, a piece or parcel of land in CastletoD,
bounded south by the old Dennison Farm, So
called north by land of Justus Ransom; cas-. by
lands of Williams, Wilson and Curtis, and west
by land of L. S. Prouty, containing eighty acres
more or less. has made application 70 said
Probate Court for license to make such sale,
Therefore,
By the authority Of the State Of Vermont
you are hereby notified TO appear before the saia
Probate Court, at the Probate office IN Castle
ton, In said district, on the 2sth day Of March,
A. ID. 1870, TO show cause, ii any you have, why
said license should not be granted.
Dated at Castleton, in said district this LIST day
HENRY L. CLARK,
s:wsw Register.
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HENRY L. CLARK,
Register,
I ' REAT SALE AT AUCTION IN

4 NREAT SALE AT AUCTION IN
NJ Pittsford. Otter Creek Farm stock and
tools viii be sold at public auction 70 the highest
bidder, Wednesday, March 10th, 1870. fale to
commence at O'Clock p. N. The farm is situated
Tin of the best towns in the State, few rods
south of the pleasant village OF Pittstord, and
about on e-han mile from the Rutland & Burling-
ton Railroad Depot, and contains about one
hundred acres, about twenty acres Of which il
'sCreek Interyale." There is beautiful supply Of
timber and wood, including beautiful Pine
Grove. The residue of the farm is divided into
Pasturage, Moving and tillage lands. A gOodly
supply Of Orcharding, Grapes, &c. Permanent
running water to all the Yards On lead, is a very
easy farm to carry on. For productiveness can
hardly be excelled in the State. First rate chance
fer trout pond near the house. All the lots are
supplied with living water. The barns are IN
good state OF repair. The house is frst-class
two story brick structure, 30x40 feet slated roof
with an l. 2Ax42 feet wood, story and half, COED
cistern, excellent cellar, etc, about five minutes
walk TO Church, Schools, Post Office and Stores
Grist mill and saw mill near by.
Stock,-7 cows, 6 calves, several horses, two
year old colt, SOW with pig, and / shote, also a
large amount of hay. ....
Farming tools,-a general assortment, all neat
ly new, consisting in part Of moving machine.
horse rake, horse fork, wagons, sleigh, h-rnesser
pillow, harrow, cultivator, tanning mill, sap tools
etc, etc. Also lot of household furniture
Terms made known on day Of sale.
Pittsford, VT, February 2s, 1870. 9;d&w2w"
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,s,'>rr.~ NV xraCK MARKS
Brixb ION. Cambridge and ,u.as..a
FOR the week ending March /, 1870

Reported for the Rutland HERALD.
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per cent. OIL was made, and after dnlib,r-
alton the amount was voted, but the per
oentage matter was laid on the table.
Under the fourth article lockwood
Barrett moved that the town issue bonds
to the amount Of $4,000, at rate of in
terest not exceeding $40 per cent. per
annun, and payable as follows:
30 $500 bonds payable in 1877
30 500 do do 1878
20 500 do do 1879
90 500 do do 1880
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-03-03
Vote for County Comrnissioner.

Frisbie's maj. in 10 towns,