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NJ A AGE GUIDE.
EVERY ONE HIS OWN DOCTOR,

a private instructor for married persons or
those about to be married, both male and female,
IN everything concerning the physiology and re-
lations Of our sexual system, and the production
and prevention OF offspring, including all the new
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guage, by VIM. Young, NJ. D. This is really a
valuable and interesting work. 1t is written in
plain language for tie general reader, andis illus
trated with numerous engraviDgs All young
IN 'rried people, or those contemplating marriage,
aud having the least impediment to married life,
should read this book. 1t discloses secrets that
every one should be acquainted with still 1t is
book that must be locked up and not lie about the
house. 1t will be sent TO any address on receipt
Of so cents. Address DA. VIM YOUNG, No.
4l6 Spruce Street above Fourth, Philadelphia.
42:w6mos
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SECOND GROWTH. "A correspondent
writing us from Bartonsville says: see
you have considerable to say about the
second crop of raspberries, etc. My
neighbor Marble had the second crop of
she'll beans for dinner October 10th, from
the first planting. Can you beat that?
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SUCH BENEFICIAL RESULTS

Have been achieved from "Poland's Humor Doc.
tori in removing Humors, Salt Kheum a d other
eruptons, indicating poor state of the blood, as
to induce similar preparations by inexperienced
parties. While trial of them proves very I'm
satisfactory, The "Humor Doctor gives the ut
most satisfaction, and proves what it really is,
the greatest humor eradicator of the age. For
sale by all Druggists.
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OZARK DAY."-We publish IN ano'her
oo,nn,n 3 ballad in reference TO the ozark
D"n"of 1880, It was written out from
memory. expressly for the HERALD, by
Mrs Bowen, an elderly lady now resid-
inc in Manchester. Mrs. B. writes us
4hat the HERALD has been regular visi-
tant in the family for at least forty-seven
vears
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THEIRS IN ITALY.
FInRENcE. Oct. ]

FLORENCE, Oct. -.
Messrs. Louisa and Sslla, members Of
the Italian Cabinet, visited Theirs in this
city yesterday. Later in the day Theirs
took his departure for Tours. The
Opinione says he has gone to Rome, and
that during his stay here be has received
the cordial sympathy Of the people and
government.
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GooD TEMPLARs UNIoN.-The next
meeting of the Good Templars' Union
will be held in this place on the second
Thursday in November. Rev. H. P.
Cushing, G.. w. s., will speak in the even
ing to the public.
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Central Pacific bonds 9o&19o3s. Union Pacific
bonds 50 60 land grants 70; do income bonds
I'm; do stock 25S.
Southern securities b-egnant.
Stocks were quite active and excited to-day, lie
chief feature Of the movement being a maEirg
force On Western Union, Rock Island, Pacific
Mail, and other lately buoyant securities. Tele-
graph stock was depressed by rumgrs that the
company we're about purchasing the Aston House
paying for it 100000 in stock, and that II also
was preparing to SELL out its entire property TO
the government. Transactions in al the leading
stock were very large one block Of IS shares Of
Rock Island being sold at 40, seller u months,
the purchazer offered TO take s. COO shares more at
the same terms, but seller failed 70 repgnd.
Other stock were quite active and tie market
closed frm with partial recovery from the low
est point # the day.
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NEws.
Especial to the Rutland HERALD
Fatal Accident at Burlington.

Especial to the Rutland HERALD
Fatal Accident at Burlington.
BURLINGTON, Oct 10.
Mrs. Benns, aged about 60 years, wife
of Deacon Charles Benns of this city, was
instantly killed this evening at about 10
o'clock. at the Rutland Depot while at
tempting to alight from the cars, where
she had been taking leave of two daugh-
ters who were starting for Alabama.
By mistep she fell between the cars in
such manner that the wheels of almost
the entire train run over her, crushing
and mutilating her in a frightful man
ner. The train was Immediately stopped,
and the daughters who had but just
parted with their mother in health and
good spirits, found her a lifeless and al
most shapeless mass. NJ.
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ARLINGToN.-Post Dudley No. 49,,
G, A. r., was organized on Friday, Oct
14th in this place, by Col. G. s. Redfeld,
Senior, Vice Grand Commander of Yer
mont, assisted by Capt E. A Howe,
A. D. c., of Ludlow. Capt. Hugh Shop
ard W 10 elected Post Commander, Lieut..
Willard Holden, I'd Post Adjutant, Ser
geant j. G. Farnum, officer of the day.
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QUICK WoRK-The ST. Adams Mes
senger says that DR.. Comegys administer
ed gas, extracted an upper set of teeth, or
80 many of them as remained, after con-
siderable service some eight or ten-and
applied temporary SGT, all in the short
space Of xix minutes.
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T,e Herald is the only paper I'D
IA. Couuty of Rutland, or TINS sec
t,ou of vermont that takes aeis-
graphic news. The Herald rece'S 's
sn. associared Press Reports reg"-
Iarlys
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WRITING, BOOKKEEPING, NAYIGA-
TON, ETC.
CoMER's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

Conducted with signal success for thirty years
past by George N. Conner, A. NJ, President, pos
sesses the confidence of the community, and has
thereby peculiar facilities for providing suitable
employment for its graduates, tmale and female.)
Open day and evening.
Catalogues and Circulars, giving full informa-
ton, with styles OF Hand whiting taught, and list
of Mr.. Corners works GA Penmanshp, Book
Keeping, Navigation. ETC.. sent postpaid, or may
be had free at the College, 1913 Washington street,
corner of West Stree, Boston, where the pubic
is invited to inspect the arrangements. i2:W4w
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sy-A Popular Medicine is the White Pine
Compound. Large quantities havebeen used for
Colds, Sore Threats, Weak Lungs, Kidney Com
plants, and like diseases, and given perfect salts
faction. All who use it praise it highly.
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aNarrtages.

ROUNDS Hi LIARD-Tn Rutland. Oct 10
by Rev G. Johnsoa, Mr.. Jul1us Rounds Of
BostSn, Mass. TO Miss Jennie j. billiard, daugh-
t-r of Miner Hrlliard, Esq, of Rutland.
LOVEJOY-AMSDEN- Chester, on the
II III inst, by Rev. G. Hibbard, Mr. M. NJ Love
JOY and Miss Della E. Amsden, both of Chester.
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Igi;t advertisements.

Nj NERAL PAINT BUSIN ESS,
w Estimated from 80 to so thousand tons OBJ
tainable.
Partner with two thousand dollars can realize
his investment yearly, by co-partnership in pro-
tits, in Manufacturing and Selling.
Address, BOX l04,
42:w2w Erie, Pennsylvania.
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.VHE LITERARY WORLD" A

Sixteen-page Monthly Paper. Reviews
OF all the leading New Books; Literary News; q
complete Monthly List of American Publications.
FIFTY cents per year. Sample Copies, Seven Cents.
3. K. CROKER, Publisher, 81 Bromtield st.,
Boston, Mass. 42:w4w
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ST. ALAANs BUTTER MARKET.-The
railing price for butter at st. Adams,
Tuesday, was from IS to 40 cents. Extra
~ GENTS shipments 1886 tubs.
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adoption II resolution iustrnctiug the
SoIectnen t. issue the bonds Of the town,
IN uocurd4nce with the contract of the
town The resolution was almost uneui-
,nou-ly adopted.
BURDEN RAILHOAD.-The bill incor-
poruuug th" W ,loomsac Railroad, known
rs rhr Burden Road, passed both Houses
on Tuesday
PHoCroRsvIIhE- We SAW yesterday II
lad coming into the village with full
sprig Of ripe strawberries in his hand
just pluckrd from the meadows.
The wind OH the 18th did fair bust
ne4, in the lifting and leveIjng line. The
sugar house OF Edwin Royce was demol-
i4hed and tic new shed of r. G. Stewart
al9wn down The large poplar tree in
frou, af Gov Fletcher's house was pros
trated -gj.a fence, substantial and unsub-
at4ntiL on Lota gides of the highway near
Da3. Clark Spautdiug's premises de-
stroyed, and the workmen op Piper and
PArkcr'4 new houses were driven from
their job for the day by the killing of
shingles, and boards and dust through the
sir. The long shsd at Richardson's tam
~ " IS jitt-d from its sonnd atoms and
,,,.,..,., T0aY feet eastward, but was saved
f.,u, a..., seton by being filled with
bemlo.k bark. We notiosd some twenty
.ua.., b. >, roots IN a small wood
lot belonging to Ben. SPauid'ns's estate
besidos other damage done fhe PFef,'"s.
At Upper Falls we learn tina = mr' ~ Ia
Barr, at work in the woods S'0"'
Taylor & Son, was very much, 4. not
fatally injured by the falling of wiz q
rifred tree upon him. Elsewhere all
through this village, material damage was
done by tho gale, of the full extent OF
which we ure not advised. For almost
the entire day the air was filled with
leaves spliuters, dust and gravel going
Zionward in great haste, so much so "a to
seriously impede the pedestrian in his
travels; but the case of Mr.. Barr is the
only dangerous accident which b az come
to our knowledge.
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d FAD THIS.

Z "7 iii"
MERIT, in order to be appreciated, must be
known, Afterwards, 1t needs no praise. The
same with the
BURDETT CELESTE ORGANS.
How are you to know the merits of these or
gans
How are you to find their superiority above all
others
Why, go and examine them at 80 Court street.
Boston, where they are receiving the highest en-
coniums from all who hear them, as superior and
preferable to all other makes, without any ex-
ception.
PLANES. AND ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE At LONEST PRICES.
JOHN c. HAYNES & CO.,
nareh4TIy 50 Court Street, Boston.
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BLACK GOODS
EVER OFFERED IN VERMONT,
At Prices that will close out the entire stock in
Ninety Days,
IT AT COST OR LESS THAN COST.

The Ladies of the County are cordially invited
Oct. 20. 1870. d&w
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RARE CHANCE!

E.s#=.<f #f.t
IN VIEW OF MAKING A RADICAL
CHAN re IN OUR BUSINESS ON JAN
UARY l, 1871, THE PRESENT LARGE
STOCK. COMPRISING all KINDS
OF DRESS GOODS, sHAwLs,
vELvETs, vELvETEEN,
PLUSH, CLOTHS,
KIDS, SHIRTS AND
DRAW .ERs,
SKIRTS,
FURS,
YARN, BATTING, TwINE, BLANKETS,
FLANNELS, PAISLEY sHAWLS.
BLACK SILKS, AND THE
LARGEST STOCK
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- TATE OF YER MONT. DISTRICT

STATF OF VERMONT, DISTRICT
~ ofRutland, SIS. The Probate Court for the
district of Rutland
To all Persons interested in the estate of Seneca
Smith, late of Dandy, ia said district, deceased,
GREETING:
By the authority of the State of Vermont,
you are hereby notified to appear before the said
Probare Court, at the Probate Office in Rutland,
in said district, on the 18th day Of November, A.
D. 1870, to show ca use, If any you have, why the
account of Mary +. Smith surviving administra-
trix OF the estate of said deceased should not be
allowed, and also why the residue of said estate
should not be distributed to the parties entitled
thereto
Dated at Rutland. in said district, this 10Th
day of October, A. d. 1870.
j.. BAKER,
42:w3w Register.
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1 AAG ESAs~~ &A4 AA@E &AAL4--AA &4EAAL9a
/
AMOUNT or STOCK Al xAzKEr.
| Cattle. Steer. sboses. pa. Hozs. veal
rals week. go I3.273 IT'S 500 Is
Last week, 5,l3S l4li5 $50 1870 %
One year ago, 5,l9I / 817s 800 zoo 100
/ Priees-stores thin young cattle for farmer-s
yeariings So oaZ2 90, two year dds 81 oNGl 0Og
! Sheep per ID. live weight, 4ca7e. Ehaep aud
lambs per head in Its, sl.5oa5.OO.
/ Prices Fat hogs, PR h., 95ze to l0Ae 1--we
weight; shotes, wholesale lo4tollc, retail lie
Hldes-Brfghton sa08Ke y u; country Iot-.
| 7k@8c.
Car Skins, I6al7c parIb.
Sheep per h., live pTeI.,ht. 3X0Ge
Lambs, per head. IN lots, e. 50m.5.
Extra sheep and lambs, per head, il hts g rG
and a. so.
Tall9w, Brighton, to I'VE per u, country lots
81 to-.
Pelbs. IS is &c each.
REMARKS.
The market is not as good as last We D. Butch
ers represent the city beef trade as heavy
during the past week, and are cautious
about buying cattle and endeavor TO make better
bargains than last week, and we tLink prices gIl
average about the same as two weeks ago: the
drovers losing this week what they gained last
week. This leaves trade rather duh.
A skif sold three oxen to dress $50 Ibs. last
week at l2Ke per 10, and an extra good
pair fed By Alexander Cambridge, Y. Y, 1870 lbs.
TO 5. S. Learned on commission. &. F. Hobghton
sold two oxen 10 dress loco lbs. each, and seven
Swear old steers $50 lbs, at l21e. He sod SINH
lar ones last week at BE. J. A Blake sold young
cattle at TO scp per ID. f. Boyer sold II cove al
an average of $50 per head, or 90 per Ib. Brown
& Bros sold two oxen, market weight 1876 lbs,,
at II Kc., three COVE at s45 each or SIZE per h..
eight 2year old hefers TO dress $50 to 400 los at
~ to SIC per Id.
The sheep trade is very much the same as enc
week ago. Sheep aud lambs Of good quality in
good demand, while halflfat.ened or poor lots are
lull and neglected. A.C Fifeld sold rs sheep
md lambs at $3.50. 4. Fowler sold 100 at So 50.
}. w. Beekwith sold 80 Canada lambs At $3.50.
!. Libbetts sold l05 at 81 60 per head. f. Foster
old l02 extra good cosrEe wool lsmbes, 50 Ibs at
market for nc per ID, raised by W. Tinnfy,
mounting TO 1920 per head.
Live poultry of tair quality at II TO l8c per 1t.
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TuunspAr. oet.i20. 80.

Reported expressly for the HERALD BY CHAMBER
LIN, STURGEs & Co., Commission Merchants,
10 and 81 Faneuil Hall Market, Boston.
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~. \. STOCK and Money MARKET.
EKE Y0AE. Oc'. -.
Gold vas stronger and more active, closng ~
ll35GGll3x,
Money easy a. 5G6 per cent.
Sterling exchange leshGIo9S.
Governments dull and steady.
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JH
- T TIE OF VERMONT, DIS

Be il remembered, that at a session of the Pro-
bate Court holden at Rutland, within and for
said district the 18th day of October, A.
DISCO.
PRESENT: Hon. Walter Dunton, Judge.
Whereas, certain instrument in writing I'M
der seal, purpOrting to be the last will and Tesla
ment of Mary Is. Cummings late of Rutland in said
District, deceased, having been this day pre-
sen'ed to said Court for Probate and duly nlell
in the Registers flee Therefore
It is ordered that all persons interested in the
estate Of said deceased, be notified to appear be-
'Ore said Court. a. the Probate office in Rutland
in said Obstruction the third Tuesday in November
ID. by publication of this order three weeks
successfully previous thereto, in the Rutland
HERALD, a newspaper printed at Rutland afore-
said, TO show cause, If any they may have, why
said instrument in writing should not be proved
and allowed, the last will and testament of the
said d ceased.
J. c. BAKER,
4E:N3T Register
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sORTIE.

On Friday the Prussians made another
sortie with several battalions of troops.
They were repulsed.
The French entertainment party was
driven into the city on the same day.
ESCAPE OF PRISONERS.
Five hundred French prisoners of the
garde-mobile escaped from the Germans
on the 10th inst, near Chateau Thierry
during an attack made by the Franc-Tir-
eurs.
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CTATR OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

~ of Rutland, 50.
Be it meered, that at a session of the Pro-
bate Court holden at Rutland, within and for said
district, On the 10th day Of October, 4. d. 1870
PRESENT Hon. Walter C. Dunton, Judge
Whereas, Ephraim G Hulett, administrator of
the estate of Martin Gibson, late of Walipgf0rd
IN said district, deceased has thIs day presented
tn sad Court, his petition in writing setting
FORTH tn at will be beneficial for all parties in
terested therein to sell the whole of the real estate
Of said deceased, and that the proceeds thereof be
held for distribution the same as such real estate
would be, and therein making application to said
court for license to make such sale. And said
administrator having produced to said court the
assent in writing Of all the heirs residing IN this
State, interested in said real estate.
1t Is ordered that all persons interested in the
estate of said deceased, be notified to appear be-
fore said Court at the Probate office in Rutland,
in said district, on the 18th day of November, A,
d. 1870, by publication of this order, three weeks
suCc-s sively previous thereto, in the Rutland
HERALD, a newspaper printed at Rutland afore-
said, to show cause, if any they may have, why
said license should not be granted
j. G. BAKER,
42wSw Re0is+sr
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CTATE OF VERMONT DISTRTC
STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT
~ OF Rutland, SIS. The Probate Court for tha

= u NuIIaHu, s.. The FTObate Court Tor the
District OF Rutland
To all persons interested in the estate Of
Mary u. Osg9od, late of Shrews bury, in said dis
trict, deceased. Greefing
by th7 authority Of the State of Vermont, you
are hereby notified to appear before the said Pro-
bate Court, at the Probate Office IN Rutland in
SAD District, on the 18TH day of November, A. D.
1870, to show cause, if any you have, why the ac-
o the e.tate OF said deceased should not
be allowed, and also why the residue OF said es-
tate should not be distributed to the parties en-
titled thereto.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this 18th
day OF Oc.ober, a. d. 1870.
&c. BAKER,
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HrGHGATE The result of the town
meeting at Htghgate on the article APP
pertaining to the L. V, r. R, was the
adoption 81 resolution iustrnctiug the
SoIectmen t. issue the bonds of the town,
IN uocord4noo with the contract of the
town. TIL" resolution wa4 almost un~ui-
,uOu-ly adopted.
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HoSroN LIVE STOCK nARKEr.
Brighton, Cambridge and ueafOra
Reported FOR the Rutland HERALD.

For the week ending Oct. 10, 1870.
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Franco-Prussian war.
CAPTURE OF ORLEANS.

LONDON, Oct. 10.
The expected battle at Orleans has oc-
CURED. After few hours defence of the
city the French fed. They evacuated
the town so precipitstely that they I'D
not time even to blow up the bridge over
the Soire which they had already mined
for the purpose. The forces engaged were
about equal. No further particulars re-
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!
Bills introduced Mr.. Slade Of
Middlebury, to amend sec. 43, chap %,
2. =, relating to school districts.
By Mr., Bromley of Pawlet, relating to
the descent and distribution of intestate
estates.
By Mr. Lucas of Canaan, to incorpor-
ate the Coos Valley Railroad Company
BY MIR. Beaman Of Poultney, to amend
sec. chap. so, z. 8, relating to bills of
exchange and promissory notes.
| By Mr.. Henry of Chester, by request,
to amend sec. l, chap, "a, g, g, relating to
trustee process.
By Mr.. Aldrich of Woodford, to ipcor-
porate the Bennington and Woodford
Railroad Company
BY Mr.. Wood of Fairhaven, to repeal
the proviso of sec. 80, chap. 40, g. s., re-
lating to ejeotments.
By Mr.. Ballard of Fairfax, in addition
to chap. II, g. s, relating to county pro-
perty.
Joint Resolution.-By Mr.. Hinckley of
Chelsea. that the President of the Senate
and the Speaker of the House be in
structed to appoint joint committee con-
sisting of two Senators and three mem
bers of this House, whose duty it shall be
to take into consider ton our present
laws in relation to the listing of property
and the assessment of taxes, and ascertain
if possible if some more just and equita-
bic plan cannot be diyised, and report by
bill or otherwise =; adopted on the part OF
the House.
From com. on corporations, in favor of
ID. 80, to incorporate the Otter Creek
Dairy Company third reading ordered
From com. on judiciary, in favor of Ii. |
%, in addition to chap. 94 e. e., relating
to the traffic in intoxicating drinks, with
proposal of amendment On motion of
Mr.. Farnsworth of Windsor, ordered to
lie.
From com. on corporations, in favor of
II. rs, to incorporate the Mechanics Ac-
qneduct Company of Brattleboro; third
reading ordered.
From com. on corporations, in favor OF
ii. 76, to incorporate tie Vermont Slate
and Alum Company; third reading or
dered s~
From com. of ways and means, in favor
of II. %, providing for the appointment Of
an engrossing clerk, and for the better
preservation of the laws of the general as
sembly; with amendments, making the
of the clerk five dollars per
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SUPPLIES FOR THE GERMANS.

TIE Germans are now fed from sup-
plies captured in Normandy and at Or
leans. The railroad communication to
the Rhine is now fully restored and pro-
visions are coming forward from Ger
many.
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LUNUUN, OCT. II.
The story of Gen. Burnside's visits to
Paris was as follows Gen Burnside de-
sired to visit the Prussian army, and OBJ
tanned letters OF introduction from Minis
ter Motley. At first he was prevented
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An ammunition wagon was blown up
yesterday near the castle at Sedan. The
greatest CONSERVATION was created. The
gates of the town were closed, draw
bridges were drawn up and the guards
recalled to the castle, as it was thought
that an attack had been made. Order
was soon restored, however. Three Bava-
rians were killed by the explosion and
great number were injured. The acci-
dent was caused by spark from smok-
er's pipe.
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ANOTHER FRENCH DEFEAT.

At Etival, yesterday, force Of three
thousand Germans encountered eight
thousand French, maiuly mobiles. After
a short combat the French were defeated
and driven off.
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PARIS. Oct. 10.

IANIs, Oct. u.
The Gaulois admits that the Prussians
are passive through a humane derire to
avoid useless bloodsbed, and believes they
count upon making short work of Paris
when the guns are placed in position. Be-
sides Paris is known to be short of food,
and Count Bismarck may prefer to await
starvation as his ally.
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from going, but soon afterwards an oppor-
tunity offered of sending dispatches to
Minister Washburne which had accumu-
lated IN London. Cen. Burnside under
took to convey the dispatches as far as
the Prussian headquarters. When he get
there be presented his letters of intro
duction to Bismarck and others, and
stated that he had no business in Paris
and no thought of entering the city, and
was first induced to do SO at the sugges-
ton of Bismarck.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-20

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