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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-28
TIE ARLINGTON TRAGEDY.
Further Particulars.

We have been able to gather but few
particulars of the Arlington tragedy more
than was given in Wednesdays HERALD.
There are various stories sfoat as to the
origin of the row-but the most reliable
up to the hour Of going to press are as
follows:
A number OF young men have been in
the habit of visiting Lawrence &c Far.
wells grocery store to obtain lager beer,
and rum. Recently there has been some
words between these parties, and hatred
existed which caused considerable IN
easiness among the Inhabitants. Some
time since the saloon-keepers caused the
arrest of these young men for intoxication
and they threatened revenge.
On Christmas day these three young
men went to the saloon to carry out their
threatened purpose. On their entrance
Farwell, said I'VE are ready for you" and
went across the street to his residence to
procure pistol. While loading the pis.
toll 1t was accidently discharged. killing
his only son In the presence Of his family
he returned to the saloon and gave the
pistol to his partner, Lawrence, and re-
turned to his house to LOOK after his dying
child. In the meantime the attacking
party sma shed deoanters, tumblers, glass.
ware and commenced general cleaning
wonnding John Hanna, aged "a years
Frank Buck, aged sbout 90, shot in the
abdomen Edward Rafferty,, shot in the
thigh, ball taken ont and will probably
recover; Thomas Mallory of Glastonbury
who went to the saloon to buy some to-
bacoo. On opening the door he saw that
a row was going on inside and turned to
leave when he was shot In the back OF
the bead, and has since died.
The parties implicated are under arrest
and their examination was commenced
before Justice Stafford, Tuesday, morning
but was adjourned until Friday mornin 2
to ALLOW the prisoners an opportunity to
procure counsel. The examination is
looked forward to with great interest by
the community, thus outraged by such
an occurrence in their midst. Rum the
cause Of most suoh bloody transactions,
will probably be found to be the cause of
1t. There Is great excitement in the
community, and determination to olss-
up all rum chops in the town. Larga
numbers of people from the surrounding
country are making pilgrimage to the
acene of the murder.
Hanna, Burke and Rafferty, are report
ed by the physicians to bs out of danger.
A HERALD reporter will be present at
the examination on Friday and give full
particulars of the facts elicited.
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Redemption of Mulilated Cur.
Yencv.


WASHINGTON, Dec. ~.
The following changes in the regula-
tions governing redemption of defaced
and mutilatsd currency of the United
States go into effect the LIST of January:
Dsfaced and mutilated United States
notes and currency. instead of being re-
deemabls as now by the Treasurer of the
United States, subject to discount for
the mutilstion, will be redeemable at
their full value In new notes or currency
by the treasurer, assistant tressurers and
designated repositories of the United
States and all national bank repositories,
and will be received, at their full face
value, by ali officers of the Treasury De-
psrtment, in payment of currency due
the United States, provided that three.
fifths OF the original proportion of such
notes or currency are represented in one
piece. Payments of less than fve-eighths
will be redeemable only by the Treasurer
Of the United States. If more than halt
and less than fve-eighths is presented,
one-half the face value will be paid if
less than one.half the note will not be re-
deemable only on an affidavit that the
missing portion is totally destroyed. I'm
der the new rules any person, bank. cor
porstiop or public officer, will be permit
ted to forward Ave dollars and upwards,
in fractional currency, and fifty dollars
and upwards, in legal tenders notes, for
redemption, to the Treasurer, by express.
at the expense of the Department, under
q government control with the Adams
Express Company.
Heretofore nothing less than $500 was
entitled to transportation at government
expenses.
A circular embedying these changes is
now preparing in tbs Treasurer's office.
The officers of the Treasury are deter
mined to remove all cause for complaint
concerning the condition of United States
currency, and to that END, havo oonalad-
ed to extend, to all, most liberal facilities
for its redemption.
1t is expected, at the Department, that
the new rules will result 10 marked i'm
provement of the condition of the cur
rensy.
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Tyyeed's Case at Albany,

ALBANY, N. Y, Dee. q.
In the Tweed case, to-day, Peckham
moved, based on afidavits showing the
sale of property by defendant, for a con-
tinuance of the injunction against the sell
ing of any of his property during the pen
dancy of the suits against him. and pro-
ceeded to say that there was danger Of
defendants disposing of his property, and
thus escape making restitution, in case
the pending suits were decided against
him. After argument, Burrell withdrew
his motion to vacate the order of injunc-
ton, and Judge Learned denied the mo-
tion of Peckham to continue the injunc-
ton.
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NY. Stock and Money Market.
NEW YoRK. Dec q.

The demand for money was very sharp early In
the day and the market YVES quite stringent
Government bond dealers were supplied al yer
cent. currency 10 per cent. ID. but ct~'k
brokers had to pay an HGS-l6 per diem 70 have
stocks turned During the afternoon there was
q res xation IN the sLringency and the dsa ers On
the street ranged rom per day TO per cent.
per annum, and with the closing OF buSn ess az
1872. Prime business rates noninaIly ~ lug y
per cent. -, -
At The Treasury to-day $50 79T Of three per
cent. certificates were presented Tor payment
The Treasury has psd out 81 6S',O0l gold ana
f34O geo currency on account Of the January N
tsrest and $40, 900 10 gold in redemp 400 OF 81"
bonds The AIS slant Treasurer was enabled 10
buy only $40 $50 Government bonds at par In
gold. >
Sterling Exchange dull at lC90l09S.
Geld firm at los \ 6lO5x. Loans were mace
at per csot. gold TO an u per eeut. Clearance
"a, 900 900.
Governments strong and higher with an IL
sressing demand from investors.
state bonds are weaker.
Stock were heavy and lower at noon, the de-
cline ranging from to y per cent Many
arp contracts were closed upon the advance VI
Yesterday. ard the N -rket was without these
sustaining influence number OF parFIes long
of stocks having sold eat pr ferrng To &C 'ept the
present inviting profta rather than 10 walt ior
V.yr.x 4 In
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BY TELEGRAPH.


From New York.
NEW YORK, Dec. 81.
At a late hour this afternoon. the sher.
if had failed to discover the whereabouts
of Tweed, though large number of dep.
uties were active In the search. His sons
insist that their father Is In the city and
that they had an interview with him to.
day. The warrant for his arrest was pu.
in the hands of deputy sheriff by Ter.
ence Farley. The rumor that Tweed was
arrested and confined In the Metropoli.
tan Hotel, is untrue.
Ex-Shsrif O'Brien was a witness be-
fore the Grand Jury yesterday.
An indictment was returned to-day In
the case of the death from cold of Mr..
Newkirk, in the Jefferson Market pris.
on.
The rumor of the indictment Of Mayor
Hall is still believed, and it is stated that
the paper was returned to the Grand Jury
for some correction and will soon be ready
for presentation.
The Russian feet is ordered to remain
here for the present.
Three millions Of the Erie consolidat-
ed mortgage of $30,00O,000, has been
marketed at rs per cent.
One of the city banks has been swim
died to the amount of $4,000 in the pur.
chase of business paper in open market,
which proved to be forged.
Controller Green has paid $4,000 to
the street sweepers.
The adjourned examination of Bank
Examiner Calender. charged with receiv-
ing brides from the Ocean Bank, was GEN.
tinued to-day.
The Miner counterfeiting case has
gone to the Jury.
A special meeting of the National As
ISOLATION for improving the interests of
the trotting turf, was held to-day, Geo.
81. Smith presiding, to receive evidence
for the decision on disputed points occur
ring during the year. The session con-
tinues tomorrow.
The Coronsr's jury find that Edward
Carroll was killed, on Christmas night, by
a blow from John Mccartney, but that
the latter had no intention of taking his
life. Mccartney Is held in the sum of
$4,000 to await the action of the Grand
Jury.
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Ieafna.

BAIRp.-In Chittenden, Dec 26tb, Belinda.
WIFI of Il. f Baird. aged 80 years.
MoRGAN.-At the residence of her sous in
Poultney. Zee. l9th, Mrs. Submission MORAN
widow OF Mr.. Jonathan Morgan, in the S7Jh
year of her age.
= his aged mother WAS on9 OF very few who,
born early in P"ultney (-eptember, 1885, har
always resided here who had re 4red family OF
ten children, seven of whom are now living :;
who with n burdeI of tot and incessant cares
had enjoyed almort perfect health Till Within a
lev Years and WIN, as The last conscious act OF
a niod fast sinking, desired her attendant daugh-
ter to sing once more the old hymns of Chris
tan faith. THIS WAS a bic life among the
togn>peope, here ended ; and death full OF
comforting thoughts rn near friends.
MlLLER.-In Brat1eb0ro, Dec. 10th, Col. Ma
than Mi Ter, age 76 years.
PIERCE.-In WatetvI!e, N. Y, Dec. 81, Hel-
en- ElIz4 wife If a. =. Pierce, aged IS years. for
merly of Rutland.
HINCKLEY.-In Rutland, Dec. goth, Jeru-
~ha, wife OF 3. Hinckley, aged IS years and
months
rTOWELL. - In Londonderry, Dec. 18th,
JoFeph Stoweu, aged 81 years.
AkNOLD.-In Lond 'nderry, Dec. 18th, Mrs.
sarah ", wife Of Ebert Arnold, aged Is years. -
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dSsarTtauRg.

WELLN ES.-In Wallingfors, Dec
27th, al the residence If the brides mother. by
Rev. AlGace Wa ker. d. D., Mr.. Austin b. Well
man ant Mis- Emma J.. Ives.
WATKINS-DrWEY.- the residence Of
Deacon Roliin Watkins. Fat PSultney, Dec. 25
by Rev. o. Miner, Mr.. Rol in Watkins and Miss
Katherine Dewey, al Of Pnultney.
DUIT T-HDWAhD.-In East Wallingford
Dec. Goth, by VIM. Kent Esq James Duitt OF
Orwell and Miss Jane Howard of auboa rdton.
KENT-IV ES In Mount Holly, at the resi-
6ence of tn br'de's fath9r, Dec Goth, by Rev.
Fletcher, d. d. William Kent, Esq of Fast
WallingtUrd, and Miss Aurora a. Ives of Mount
Holly.
BENEDICT - WAITING. - In Ypslanti,
Ri n, Dec. 25th, by kev. In mas Stalker, Luke
N. Benedict, formerly of Cast etou, and Mrs
Lucy A. Waiting OF the former place.
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From the Pacific,

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 26.
All the trains on the Central Pacific,
east of this point, and on the California,
Oregon and Visalia branches are running
on time. The damage to the road by the
storm was slight.
The abundant rains insure abundant
harvests in 1872.
The wheat transportation from the Sac
ramento and San Joaquin valleys will be
sufficient to tax, In addition to Asiatic
freights passing overland, the capacity of
the Central Pacific railroad and its
branches.
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From Washington.

w ADIIINV IOINt 1CCs VT
The Board of Indian Commissioners
have presented their report to the Presi.
dent. 1t gives details of their proceed
ings the past year, states the condition OF
the various Indian tribes from personal
observation of the mem'Oers, makes vari-
GUS suggestions and tlives q cheerful
view of the peace policy. In the pure base
of Indian supplies and other measures
they have saved about 100000.
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New York1Markets.

corror-The market Is more active with an y
aecIIne. sales "a, 226 bales. Mlddiing uplanos
2Oho. .. u..s Gslos
Is 600 bbls. State s. 5C97 90 Round hn1s
Ohio s5 3507 .30; Western so.toGI.ni ooulh-
WHEAr - The market IS more steady.
Sales 90 600. No. 2 spring 81 47tal.s winter
rid Western sl.56Gsl So; white Michigan
Cokr-The market is frrner sales eo'OoO
ursh. New Mixed Western 76GI6c.
OATS -1he market Is dull. Bales 10
90 bush. at 54966.
.Dcsr-Ths market is quiet and steady. New
NJ 450Ql5 90; old sl3.
L.Ep-N arxet 10 steady at SHgsH.
Rr-rp The market L. steady.
Wuis1T-Fae market Ii duh and lower. "es''
ern free q. IS ees &:
kIoE-Ste ady ~ Sh0sA. =, x,..ov.do
ausAr-Ths mxsket Is dull. Muscoyaoo
easK refining 906H. =. ...a- P,o
Ooy1E1.-Ths market sVeaos'
SoIx:srs-Duu.N New Orleans Se98,
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52:w3w
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE

~ The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court tor the District of Rut-
land, Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persous
against the estate OF Sophia HerrIck late OF
Dandy, in said district, deceased, hereby give
notice that W. will meet for the purpose of examin-
ing and allowing said claims at the late dwelling
house OF the deceased in Dandy, on the seornd
Tuesdays in February end May 1872 from
ten O'Clock a. m. until four o'cloc,k n m
each Of sad dsys. and that six months from
the 2oth day 81 December, A. u 1871, is the time
limited by SAID Court for said creditors to present
their claims to US tor examination and allowance
Dated at Dandy, this 25th day of Decem Der,
A $. WHITCOMR.
WALTER NJ. PARaIs, Commissioners.
52:w3w
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DARN FOR SALE AT AUCTION

The Farm known Baker Place situate
about two miles west of Cuttingsvlla village xill
De sold at pu bic auction, on saturday. January
goth. 1872, at one O'clock p. m., to the highest
bidder, Said Farm conrains AK acres, and has
on II a one st nv and balf house two b4rns a
good orchard, besides nnmssous scattered apple
trees, and cuts from ID TO Is tons OF Hay. The
Farm Is Vell fenced, most of 1t with stone wall
Part OF the purchase money can remain on mort
gage tor three years o. III. BAKER.
j, 81. REMINGTON, Arc.ioneer
Shrewsbury, VT. Dec. 20, 1871. 52;w4w.
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OF LAND FOR TAXES.

- Having this day extended Fix warrants for
the collec'InB Of t4xes. w. 4: one for the state
tax the gr nj list Of So one for the County
tax on the grand Ifst Of 1869 one fJr the County
AK on the gr4nd list % reg. s"d two for the
Town tax On the grand list If 1869 /: th-re bling
due IN all q sa warrants the IN OF e'ghts-six
dollar and twenty-0ns esbts, on a GER ain tract
or parcel of an O. The land Of hlIrrd bO rter.
situate L. Wa Iingf0rd, in the county of Rutland,
aid state Of Vernon. knowo az he lrham
write arm now the p'ssession or Warren
Vaughan. of Ianby, VT. shalt eel 80 much OF
said land a. public au zion. at Eari's bOtei in
said wallinyf I'd on the 18th cav OF January, A.
D 1877, at one &c ock 10 The aftern'1n. will
produce a sum sufh an TO D-y SAID taxes
c. ID. CHI DIS, First onrt4ble-
Wsllingford, Dec. 20, 1871. didS"Sw
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From Austria.
VIENNA, Dec. 81.

VIENNA, Dec. q.
Prince Karl Onerspsrg has been az
pointed president of the Upper House OF
the Reichsrsth.
Hon. John Jay, the American minister,
dined with the Premier last week. Rep
ressntstives of all the European powers
were present.
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CTATE OF VERMONT

~ DISTRICT OF RUTLAND. IS.
Re it remembered. that at n session of the Pro-
bate Court, holden at Rutland, within and for
said district, on the Goth day of December.
A. D. 1871.
PRESENT: Hon Walter C Dsnton, Judge
Wherras, a crrtain ms rument IN writing under
sea, purportIng 10 b. the last will and testament
OF Philip Qu'rk, late II Mehd"n, IN said dis
trlct ,deceasrd having been this day presen ed to
SAID Court for Probate, and duly fled in the Reg
listers Offic@ Therefore,
1t is ordered that all persons interested in the
estate of said d. c. ased, b. notified to appear be-
fore said Court at the Probate office in Rutlanf
in said district the Sd Tuesday in January
AID 1879, ny publication of this order, three weeks
succ+s-Ively previous thereto, in the Rutland
HERALD, g newspaper printed at Rutland
in the County of Rutland TO show cause if any
they may have, why said Instrument IN writing
should not be proved and allowed, as the last
will and testament OF said dec-ased
JOEL c. BAKER,
52;wSw Register.
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HIGH SCHOOL-The report of the
High School just issued shows that OF
thoae present she whole 10 days of school.
90 were poe absent, z were absent one
hag aay, and 8 absent one day out of the
or, Sc in attendance, of whom cards were
kept
Ida Robbins and Nellie L. Coppins
both had FIVE studies and were equal in
marks and scholarship, and in determin-
Ing the rank OF seats under the rule it
became necessary to draw lots which was
drawn by Miss Robbins.
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For the week ending Tuesday Dee. 50, 1871.
Reported for the Rutland HraAIp,
AMOUNT OF sToCx AT xAnrrr,1


AMOUNT OF sTocx AT xAnxrr,s
cstu-. sb.-e shstss. F-t ssrs. Vel
This week. 2,4s2 e.s6s 800
one year ago, l.sl4 ISL 100 soS
Besfp-r 100 lbs. on total weight # hide, tslIov
and dre'-sd s. g.st; extra ss.2s0ss IS. Firn
$50; third quality. 10 al 10. '"
We-tern cattle. i've ~-ighr bet, 6kG7c; good,
81 q CSC; light, q &C.; stor- cattle, 81 g4kc.
per pound. Texans sG5e per h.
Working oxen ssO, 8 20, sl25 and 500.
Mich cows and calves fr IN $50 u 500. Extrs
from s65 TO ts5. Farrnw cows. sI2 90 s26.
Yearlinss 80 asis; two year olds, sl29s2s:
swine-Western fat, Ione Northern dresser
hog., 6cG5 Icp sr 70. StUrps-whoiesai-, none
Prizes Of sheep and larnts-In Ivts, al 5fvas8 %
per sD 4Tad S az f50 ts sss P h. Extra dc
Price Of hides, taIlov and -s1us-Brightun
hides &c PER ID. cIuutry hides, SIC q sc.
Brighton talI0w, &c o sH; country tsIIOw. sXa
sheayed .hesp skin. 2, 10 soc each. rzms
skins, o. to els. Calf sk,ns Iss to $50 per ID
Prices Of poultry extra Ice per ID !; prime,
9aCloHc; good, ls9i5So; medium. I4Ks
REMARKS.
The last market Of the year. when poultry Ia
plenty and when bu cheers like To square ND their
arc UNITS has often. proved upproftable
and v'thal the mzrk-t Gro sded last
week that dTnver- were over c4u-ious this week
4nn the su ply appe rs u Be hardly squ4l t. the
demand; hence the N aJkst Is QTiet but buyers
are re uctanE to advance prices As the d. ad meat
Ia q e city is abundant and cheap. sui we think
cattle are sold little he=tsr than last week:
though most butchers have more or less on hand
rom the stock II lat week. The trade in SHEEP
IS also quick, there bnt teg IN the sale
yards q. II. Bragg sold Vernon oxen TO dress
$50 lbs n &C. per 10; dr-~s 500 lbs. &c
per ID. hsifsr ter sSt. NewrOn a. Mn fppt
-old oxsn. 1850 los, 1--we watght at Axe. ID.
U"Tr 50 0xe", 900 lis. a. 7za, one cJw aud
ore ster $50 lbs, at nc. 2s'ass for Sl25 dress
1850 to 400 b.. atsH ro6K PER ID live weight,
md X. e. 8 4eh4m sold a well I'D Caua Ia short
norm steers a TO exc. John Mcfarland sold
% Ftp li6 lb--, a. 81 9 sch OF 10 per ID, a
lot OF Ca1ad mutt ms one lor II iO4 each AT
81 Pr head, 6ne lot Of gu Tbs. at S. one lot of
I'3 lbs, a. s65' A. u. Cornell soIa Is2 sheep, 70
lbs, at Bic per pound.
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Rutland County Agricultural
Society.

Fhe annual meeting of the members of
'u1 Rutland County Agricultural Society
p Dnl oe bald in the B4rdwell House. in
1s15 NO on Wednesday. January 17Lb,
ems, nv tr'a o'clock in the afternoon, to
IT, 'eNNwin0 business
olflnar-. o vi the several
,. To choosei officers so- ~. ~
year. as provided in the osn.,; ue ensuing
ALSO TO transact other bu.ilesa ano
come before the said meeting. Us ihay
hi. billiard, Seoreta,r
L Rutland, Dec. 81. 1871.
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CTATF YER MONT DISTRICT

- of Rutland, The Probate Court for the
district of Rutland
To all persons interest in the estate of Alonzo
w. Russell, late OF Shrewsbury in said district
deceased, GREtrTNa.
BY the authority of the State of Vermont, YOU
are hereby notified to appear before the said Pro-
bate Court, at the Probate Once in Rutland, in
said district on the l6 day of January, A d,
1877, to show cause, If any you have, why the
account of Phebe Russell. adm nlstratrlx of the
estate of said declared should not be allowed,
and also why the residue of said estate should
not be distributed % parties sntirl led TIL reto,
Dated at Rutland in sad district this Z6Ch day
of December, A. D., 1871.
JOEL G. BAKER,
0<'"SW Register.
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Weather Report.
SIGNAL STATION, ,
WAsHINGTON, D. O., Eco. q. {
PROBARnTTIEG

PRoBABTLITIEG
The barometer will probably continue
to rise on Thursday with northwesterly
winds veering to the north in New Eng.
land and the Middle Stases, and north
west winds in the Sontheru and Gulf
States. Southerly winds with threaten
ing weather in the northwest Clear and
pleasant weather will prevail very gener-
ally east of the Mississippi. Brisk but
not dangerous winds are anticipated this
evening.
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Marion United States Watch Co.'S tGiles,
Wale9 q Co watches were awarded the FIRST pre-
N ums at Fair of American INSTITUTE" New
York, 1872 at Fair of Ohio Mechanics Iusti-
tute," Cine matt, 1870, at Louisiana State Fair
New Orleans, La 40, at TEXAS State FAIR
Houston, Texas. 1871, and at every Fair where
exhibited, over sill competitors.
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OUTER MARKET.-At ST. Adams the
'''S' market. on Tuesday. was doll, both
10 Oa't-r and cheese. Batter sold from
L., " % cents for winter dsiries; 90 TO
H., sa' Tor fall dairies, and 80 cents for
ts.. ae lots. Cheese sold from 12 Ia
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Death of q. Cardinal.

ROME, Dec. u.
Cardinal Arnardi, son of Philippe z.
Sasso. bishop of Palestine and vice-oAan-
cellor o. the Roman Church is dead. he
was elevated to Cardinal in 1887, and
died at the agoNi 70.
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FxAMPLE FIR THE LADIES Mrs. W has
had a Wheeler & Wilson Mach ne since June,
1857; 10 January LIST. 1871, she ad made "a 476
vests lin 1870, 2.255 vests II coats and pairs
of pantaloons, besides dung the family sewing
for six persons; all the work ranging from the
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DUTLAND COUNTY NATIONAL

RUTLAND, VT, Dec. 9Th, 1871.
The annual me-tiDg OF the stockholders # this
Bank, for the elet ton of n ne Direc ors for the
wear ensuing, and three Inspectors OF the mkt
election. viii b. held at their Baking Rooms, on
Tuesd ", the OH day If January next, between
the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. N. and II O'Clock IA.
HENRY r. FIELD,
doc7d&wtd Cash.er.
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sPrRrTs TuIPENTNE-The market Is quiet at
RosrN-The market Is dull ct o. 0095.0o for
strained.
PErHoLKuM-Dun. Crude lsXaIsX; refined
T.LL"w-The market IL steady 1t ek1eH.
WooL-Msrket is quiet and frm. Pulled Goa
64k,
Frsights 70 Liverpool very dun and heavy.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
STATE FIRE INSURANCE CO.

TIE annual meet ng f the Stock d-rs Of the
STATE Fire auc~ 'iom uany vii be- held a.
The o-tire fad Omp nv. in pp-ra Pous- Block,
Futand, VI, on Wedn-sdsy, the 10th day #
January, 1872. al oc ock p. m. for the EJECT on
OF irect for the -Dsu'Bg Ne,r, and the trans
action OF any other pr pr BUSINESS.
r. J.. TEMPLE Secretary.
RutlaEd, VT, Dec %, 1871. dlOd xwiy
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Congratulations.

ROME, De .. "a.
The King has sent congratulate bOns to
the Queen Of England on the an nsunse-
ment that the Prince Of Wales ID out Of
danger.