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rolled tbrir weary wcirhtsGyrr her head
,yiIhont hrinoinn any tidinu OF rbe mis-
sino man, a TerT wealthy citizen in the
vicinity offered her his hand. Her pa
rcnds and friends urged her to accept it.
if only for the sake of her fatherlcss
.
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From cornerstone.

HARTFORD, Sept. IS
Governor Jewell has ordered an cleo
ton for Congressman, in this district. to
fill the vacancy caused by the death OF
Hon. julius l.. Strong. The election is
appointed for Tuesday, November 9th,
the day Of the Presidential election.
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g.oc:tI Business Notices.

WANTED. Dung men to learn to set
hoops on new lime barrels Can earn
from twelve to fifteen dollars per week,
after few weeks practice. Indoor
work - steady employment. A few
steady men for common labor and team
sters also wanted. Apply to A. r. Nor
ris & Co. at the Fl Ann Lime Works,
near COmstock's Station on the r. & S.
r. f. 32wf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-09-19

The FTeraId is the only paper /"
So 1,ouuty of Rutland, or this Sec
,i,,, of vermont that takes Teie"
,r,nl,icnews. The Herald receives
80 associated Press Reports regH"
larIy.
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Ne" EsoEs.-We acknowledge the
receipt from the publishers, Mcssrs.
Roberts & Bros, Boston, through
SpaaIdmg Il Co., Rutland. of the follow
my new publications
"The Thief in the Night" 10y Harriet
Prescott Spofford Author of "The
Amber Gods, ~ New England Legends, s"
etc. Muslin. Price S1.25.
Stories told to a Child" second
series, by Jean Ingelow, with sixteen il
Iosirations, Muslin. Price 1925.
we have received from Messrs.
shelton & Co., publishers, New York,
through S2aulding & Co, Rutland
Saratoga 1901" by Eli Perkins, il
Aas.rated with 200 photo-etchings, by
Arthur Lumley. Il contains much fun
and satire, and is a very readable book.
We have received fromD. Appleton
" Co., publishers, New York, through
Futile & Co., Rutland:
The White Rose" by G. J. Whyte
melville. Author of 'Cerisse," 'sThe
orookes of Bridlemere," "The Gladia-
tors, etc.
d., me Deer Slayer, or The First War
, ra.os by }. Fenimore Cooper. Illus
rated from drawings by barley, Paper
covers. Price rs cents.
Eoh Tide" 4 novel by Christian
l sI Author of 'Mogton House.
- MABEL 40 Lee" etc. Paper covers. Price
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ErODs Maine

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. IS.
In the United States District Court.
to-day, libel against the steamer John
Brooks for $500, claimed to have been
taken from the libellant, while occupy
ing state room, was dismissed with
costs
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The Prisoners of War at Pitts
burg.
PITTsBURG, Sept. i

PITTsBURG, Sept. Is.
An adjourned meeting of the prison
ers of war convened in the Common
Council Chamber at 5.15 p. m. yester-
day. The convention was called to or
der by the temporary Chairman, Col.
w. B. Northcote. The committee on
permanent organization reported the
name of Gen. Fl. White for President,
with Vice Presidents. Report adopted.
On taking the chair, Gen. White return
ed thanks for the honor conferred on
him. He said they had passed long and
weary hours in prison together, but now
after a lapse of nine years none Of them
were ashamed to confess they had
served in the penitentiary. (Applause.)
The General touchingly referred to the
time they spent together within rebel
walls At the close of the Generals re-
marks, the following preamble and re-
solution were adopted:
Whereas, The country has shown its
loyalty and gratitude in many places by
erecting monuments to the soldiers who
fell during the war, and whereas, there
has been no monument erected to the
memory Of the soldiers who persisted in
rebel prisons; therefore,
Resolved, That the Association take
measures to erect a monument TO the
memory of our fellow comrades who
npriShcd while prisoners of war. and for
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BALTIMORE, Sept.

BALTIMORE, Sept. Is.
Hon. Thomas Swan has been renom-
mated to Congress by the Democrats of
the Fourth district. There was no OPP
position.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-09-19

TINE FIFTY CENT TEA still re
4 tains that delicious aromatic flavor,
which has.given it.such worldwide rep
utation.
THE BILLINGS.
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Gnancial.
ESTABLISHED Is6O.

Randall Fl. FODTE & Co
BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
20 BROADWAY. \. \.
GOLD. STOCKS AID BONDS BOUGHT
AND SOLD On COMMISSION.
REEgRENCEs.-Jay Cooke & Co, y. y:
Mechanics Banking Association. or any
Old Banking House or Commercial Agency
in New York
y. B. Pamphlet on "WALL STREET
AND ITS OPERATIONS,'' furnished free
on application. l9Wly
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Boston Produce Market.

Reported expressly for THE HERALD by
G. {. CHAMBERLIN 81 Co. Commission
Merchants. - and 81 Faneuil Hall
Market. Boston.
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EI2e H'itfsb,rg Convention PerInaI~
nent Organization.

PITTsBURG, Sept. II.
The committee on permanent organi-
Zation reported that Gen. John 4. Logan
Of Illinois for President, with long list
Of Vice Presidents. Gen. Logan, on as
summing the chair, returned thanks for
the honor conferred. At the conclusion
of Mr.. Logan's remarks Hon. Henry
Wilson was escorted to the stage by the
Marine Band of Washington. After
the demonstration of applause had sub
sided, the Senator addressed the Con
vcntion at length, and at the close of his
speech Generals Garfield Of Ohio and
Stewart L. Woodford of New York
made addresses. Gen. Noyes of Ohio
was called for. but as the hour of adj
journment had arrived the General de-
clincd making a formal address. The
Convention then united in the doXology,
and adjourned at five O'Clock to re-as-
scmble Wednesday morning, when the
committee on resolutions will report,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-09-19
VILLAGE HACK.

The subscriber has this day started a
Hack, which willrun for passengers to and
from all trains at the Depots and TO any
place in the village or vicinity. upon or
der. The hack viii be driven by a careful
and experienced driver. Orders can DO
left at the Bardwell House, or with the
driver.
JOHN w. CRAMTON.
Rutland, August p, 1872. dim
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n. E. S. NJ. SALE.

Do not be without a Sewing Machine
when you can get one for Dollar. We
sell New Sewing Machines, with table and
foot power all complete, for 81, that can
not be purchased at any retail store in the
country less than from $50 to $50. Send g
cents for circulars, giving full particulars
to j, f. WISGIN, Gen1 Agent for Y, 81, la
Washington street, Boston, Mass.
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TUESDAY, Sept, 20, 1872.
BITTEE.

TUESDAY, Sept, 10, 1872.
BUTTER.
New York and Eermout-
Prime per ID. .....-.--..----........2 lI2sc
Good 10 ChOice.........-....... .2UGi2 pc
Common to good ..l5GlSc
Canada good TO choice 2G25c
Western. choice. 20G23c
Do common to good .l2alsc
takers ..-.-.------- --.-...--.-.--.-.-.-lCl1 l2c
CHEESE
New York and Vermont
Choice factory. Observation-Disclosures. u EQdl3kc
lhGtA4talll . . . q ~
ChOlct ualfN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l-g-slac
Ohio factory, good to choice...,.u @l3kc
EGGS
Northern and Eastern per dOz....... 2GGe27c
DEANS
Tea, Choice Eastern hand pick'd SL0oaSi25
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DATTERN AGENCY.

Mrs. j. MCCARTHY wonld say DO the la
dies of Rutland and vicinity, that she has
the exclusive agency for the sale OF ;. L.
Taylor's Trimmed and Plain Patterns.
She has just received a new lot and intends
to keep ON haHd all the new and most de,
sirable styles. Ladies wishing to have
their work cut and basted in the best man
ner, are respectfully requested to call.
Rooms in Blaisdell's Block, Center St,
Rutland, Vt. aug2Sd6m
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AMoUNr on srocK Ia wArEnrowN MARKEr

cattle Sheep ShoteS US FIIo0s
This week +939 I36l2 30 30 100 23SoC zoo
6n n5' y SiT6 Ago ss I35 10 10 '2S S
PRICES,
Bcefpcr 100 lbs on total weight of hide.
talIow and dressed meats. extra. Sl0.256t
$1,000: first quality, s9159sl0.OO; second
quality. SS.O0GS3.jO; third quality. 5000
$40 few choice single pairs. slo15. q
SlI.00.
Western cattie.live weight. choice steers.
best, slGs &c; good, no sc; fair 10 good,
7GI2sc; light. g. @Ic. slim 81 DOC.
Working oxen. S75@S250. Handy steers,
S1j@sloO, or much according to their val
uc As beef
Mich COWS and calves. from $40 TO SO:
extra. from SO to 500; farrOw and dry
cows. from SIS TO $50.
Iearlings, S7.jo9SIs; two year Odds SIG
S2S: three year Odds. S2JCS45.
Fat hogs, 5&0lJkc per 10.
Shotes retail 540sc asked.
Sheep, per H., live weight. 5G7c;
sheep and lambs, in lots, S3.OO8S3 peg
mead, or 6Ggec per I'D.
Fat Hogs per H.. 5EG5Lc, hive VT.
Shotcs, wholesale, ~ Csc. Retail, 7@9c.
Pelf9 -lOO each
veal calFCs. S4GESlO.
hides, tallow and Standardization hides
SIC per Id; country hides, csc; Brighton
tallow, G@GHc; country tallow, 5G54c.
Sheared sheep skins. 2olt30c each; lamb
skins, Sl.QOGS2.50: calf skins, lsc Der 10.
Dairy calf skins, 15cSSl, Lamb skins,
81 each-shorn, SOC,
=
l5EG; good, l5al5Ec; medium, IA G4zc:
poor TO medium, l4c,
REMARKS:
At Waterfowl there We're about l.400
Northern cattle-lOO less than last week.
Prices are about the same as last Tuesday.
1t i understood that about one half OF the
Western cattle are Texans. This stock in
teTfercs with the sale of ordinary NOthern
cattle. and while there is a fair demand
tor the best oxen. steers and the lighter
grades are neglected for Texan steers. \
good number of buyers were present at
WATERFOWL, and a larger proportion Of
the stock was sold there than last week.
\. L. Haynes sold oxen at I0Ec, at l0c,
and 10 at 9Ec NJ. T. ShaclIett sold > steers.
live weight LEG poundz, at Toe, 4 oxen at
Zoe, COWS and Young cattle al I@tSc per 10.
ID. Goodrich sold nice pair of year old
steers to dress 200 lbs at l0c, two others
at % c, oxen ut 9ll9&c per lib. In the sheep
yards were about 5000, full 1000 less than
last week. Not satisfied with last weeks
reduction of one cent a pound in prices on
sheep. the butchers demanded concessions
this morning that the receivers would
not grant. and for time trade hung fine.
A. the scales at length began To be used II
was, we think, in acknowledgment of the
claims OF the sellers. A, ETask sold JsS. all
Canada lambs hus "a, average Is pounds.
ut 5 81. J. Jordan 800 sheep and lambs at
e. l. Il. Sargent % lambs. - pounds. at
o..
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-09-19

6.THHE STANDARD" the latest and
L best church choir singing book.
For sale at
J.B. MEERER's MUSIC STORE.
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THE RUTLAND HERALD.

THURSDAY, SEPT. 10, 1872.
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BOSTON 1--WE STOCK MARKET.

For Week Ending Tuesday, sept. Il, ls72.
Reported for the Rutland Herald.
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TEAS, from so cents 30 51.75; also,
i Fresh Ground COFFEE, at
B. w. MARSHALL'S,
ner of Grove and West street
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SEMINARY.

THE REMINGTON SEWING MA
L CHINE makes a stitch alike on both
sides, runs easy. and is almost nOiseless
Row.
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-00n AGENTS WANTED.-Sam.

IOOO pies sent free by mail, with
erms to clear from So 20 $40 per day. Two
Entirely new articles salable as flour. lAd-
Iress n. II. WHITE, Newark, N. j.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-07-18
C0ns'rs. Notices.
Commissioners Office,
STAuNToN Va lime 9th. l8


To II. NJ. Bell, Executor of Peter Orchard,
deceased, James Orchard, P Orchard and Sa-
rah formerly McGee) his wife, Thomas Crick-
ard George A. Cogswell and Catherine Former
ly Kearney) his wife; john Crickard-Martin
hurry and Sarah his wife, Margaret Ann MUIR
ry, Mary hurry, Thomas hurry, Caroline MUIR
~, Michael hurry, G. W. Mccall and Sarah his
wife p Orchard Of Thomas C. B. Smith and
Mary his wife; Margaret Orchard of John
Noah Charmed and Mary A. his wife-John B.
Pritt and Rose (nee Crickard) his wife; James
Orchard Of James; Michael Crickard Sarah
Orchard of Thomas; John Sullivan and Sarah
(nee Murry.) his wife; Samuel ReetA and Ann
(nee Orchard of John, his wife; Daniel O'Don-
nell and Sarah (nee Orchard of James; his wife,
and Daniel Downey, parties plaintiff and defendant
to certain suit in Chancery now depending in the
Circuit Court Of Augusta under the style of
Orchards Executor vs.. Orchards Widow and
al, and to all persons whomsoever interested in
said suit
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
THE 10Th DAY OF AUGUST NEXT,
to take and settle, at my Office in Staunton
an account, 1st., of all payments made by Il. NJ
Bell as Executor to the Legatecs of Peter Crick-
ard deceased, and End, how the fund remaining
in the hands of II. VI. Bell, Executor, was and is
now invested, which account is required to be
taken by two Orders of the Circuit Court of Au-
gusta county, entered respectively on the 10th
day of November, 1871, and the 18th day Of June,
1872, in the Chancery suit aforesaid, at which
time and place you are required to attend.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
Chancery Of the Circuit Court for said County,
the day and year first aforesaid.
]. W. GREEN SMITH,
june 27-5t Commissioner.
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Commissioners Office.

STAuNToN, VA, July 4th. 1872
To Geo. B. Rusmise, guardian for Mary Jane
Wseman, Luther Wiseman, and Alex'r Wiseman,
Plt'ff, and Mary Jane Wiseman, Luther Wiseman,
and Alex'r Wiseman, infants, Darwin Bashaw,
Admir-, with the will annexed of William Wise
man, decd Washington Wiseman, Jacob Wise
man, William Wiseman, - Wooddell and Mar
garet, his wife, (who, before her marriage, was
Visionary, John Campbell, William Campbell,
James Campbell, Mary 3. Campbell. Laustor
Campbell and Alice Campbell infant children of
Sarah Campbell, decd, and Benz. Akers and
Frances, his wife, Defendants: Take notice, that
in pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court of
Augusta county. rendered onthe 18th day Of June,
1872, in a cause therein depending in the name
of Geo. B. Rusmisel, guardian for Mary Jane
Wiseman, Luther Wiseman and Alex'r Wiseman,
Plt'ff, VS.: Mary Jane Wiseman and others, De-
PENDANTS, shall on the -
18TH DAY OF AUGUST NEXT,
at my Office in Staunton, proceed to take stata and
settle the accounts Of Darwin Bashaw, as Admir-
Of William Wiseman, decd. showing. first, What
assets came to the hands Of the Admir- second,
How he has administered the same; and third,
what assets belonging to said estate still remain
nuadministered; and lastly, Any other matters
deemed pertinent by said Com'r, as required to
be stated by any Of the parties.
/ Given under my hand, as Com'r in. ChsY Of the
Circuit Court tor said county, the day and year
first aforesaid. j. W. Y nl4E-S Smith,
iulYll-4ts esaaeFFs
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BEAUTIFUL GRANDMAMMA,

Grandmamma sits In her quaint arm chair;
Never was lady more sweet and fair;
Her gray locks ripple like silver shells,
And her brow its own calm story tells
OF gentle life, and peaceful even,
trust in God, and hope in heaven.
Little girl May sits rocking away
In her own low seat, like winsome fay
Two doll babies her kisses share,
And another one lies by the side of her chair
May is as fresh as the morning dew
Cheeks of roses, and ribbons blue.
essay, grandmamma," says the pretty elf,
"Tell me story about yourself,
When you was little, what did you play?
Vas you good or naughty, the whole long day !!
Was it hundreds and hundreds of years ago?
And what makes your soft hair as white as snow?
Ibid you have mamma to hug and kiss?
And q dolly like this, and this, and this
Did you have pussy like my little Kit?
Did You go to bed when the clock struck eight?
Did you have long curls and some beads like mine
And a new silk apron, with ribbons ine?"
Grandmamma smiled at the little maid,
And laying aside her knitting, she said:
SEQ to my desk, and red box you'll see;
Carefully lift, and bring it to me- i.
So May put her dollies away and ran.
Saving, ssI'll be as careful as ! cam
Then grandmamma opened the box, and 10!
beautiful child. with throat like snow,
Lips just tinted like pink shells, rare,
Eyes Of hazel, and golden hair;
Hands all dimpled, and teeth like pearls,
Fairest and sweetest Of little girls.
ssOh, who is it % cried winsome May,
Sc How wish she was here to-day
Wouldn't love her like everything!
Give her doll, and my new gold ring!
Say, dear grandma, who can she be-"
"Darling,'' said grandma, g that child was me-"
May looked long at the dimpled grace,
And then at the saint-like, fair old face;
sHow funny she cried, with smile and kiss,
To have such dear little grandma as this!
Still'' she added with smiling zest,
81 think, dear grandma, like you best.s
So May climbed on the silken knee,
And grandma told her history; z
What plays she played, and what toys she had,
How at times she was naughty, or good or sad:
But the best thing you did, said May, don't
you see? a'
Was to grow a beautiful grandma for me.'
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Commissioners Office,
june 27-A


To the Central National Bank of Frederick,
Maryland, Plff., and Chesley Kinney, Henderson
NJ. Bel David S. Bell, N. K. Trout, and Rev. j..
s. Reed, Admir- de 6onis non, with the will an
nexed of R. NJ. Kyle. Decd Margaret S. Har-
man, Executrx Of VIM. II. Hartman, dec d, de-
PENDANTS: Take notice, that in pursuance of a
decree of the Circuit Court of Augusta county,
rendered on the 18th day of June, 1872, in q
cause therein depending in the name of The Cen
trail National Bank of Frederick. Md, Plt'f, vs..
Chesley King aud others, Defendants, SHALL on
the 18th day of August next, proceed to take,
state and settle the following accounts: lst, An
account of the trust property conveyed to N. K.
Trout by deed A, dated Jan. 5th. 1858. and to
VIM. IL. Hartman, by deed B, dated Aug. 3lst,
1859, showing whas of said property remains for
the purposes of said trusts, and the marke: value
thereof, and the rental value of the real estate.
3D. An account Of the liens on SAID trust prop
erty paramount to said trust liens, and the order
of their priorities. 3D. An account of the debts
secured by said trust deeds, showing, yfrst--the
amount, if anything, remaining due to the estate
of R. NJ. Kyle, decd, under deed A; and second,
the debts and liabilities, including the Plaintiff
claim, in respect 10 which the Defendants, Fl. NJ.
Bell and D. s. Bell, are Unidentified; the other
debts secured, as shown by deed B, together con-
shutting the first class; and third, account of
the individual debts of the Defendant, Chesley
Kinney, existing at the date of said deed B, as
provided therein. 4th. An account Of any other
matters specially stated, deemed pertinent by the
master, or required by any of the parties to be
SO statess.
And all persons holding claims against the De-
PENDANT, Chesley Kenney, secured by liens prior
to the 51st of Aug, 1859, are hereby warned that
unless they come forward on or before the day
fixed by said master, and prove their claims be-
fore him, they will be forever debarred, and the
trust subjects and property will be disposed Of
Irrespective Of their debts.
Given under my hand as Com'r in Ch'y Of the
Circuit Court for said county, the day and year
first aforesaid. ]. w. GREEN SMITH,
july1l-4t Com'r.