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WTEEKLY LINE TO SAVANNAH, GA,
AND
sEMEWEEKLY TO BEAUFORT, 8. O.
The Steamer
p IL O T B o z
Centein W. T. HoNELrY,

VIII leave Accommodation Wharf .1E.A
every MONDAY MORNING, att O'Clock,
for Savannah. Beaufort, Hton Head and Span.
Iah Wells. Returning Will leave Savannah every
TUESDAY MORNING.
VIII leave for Beaufort, Pacific and Chisolu's
Landings every THURSDAY MORNING at O'CLOCK.
Returning will leave Beaufort every FRIDAY
MORNING.
Freight received WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Mnet De prePaIu rruJ nauuiuse.
Goods consigned to care OF Agents will be for
Warded free OF storage or commission.
Freight received for points on Savannah River,
to be transferred to Steamer ROSA, which leaves
Savannah every TUESDAY MORNING.
cabin Passage to beaufort s..
Deck Passage 10 Beaufort 81 so.
For engagements apply to
RAVENEL, HOLMES i CO.,
febS-sw No. IT! East Bay.
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An ACT to Recharter the Ferry over the Com
bahee River, South Carolina, known as the
Combahee Ferry.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives, of the State Of
South Carolina, now met and sitting In Cen
eral Assembly, and BY the authority OF the
same:
Z That from and after the passage OF this act,
that the ferry over the Combahee River (known
!as the Combahee Ferry be, and the same Is
hereby, rechartered and vested in Arthur
Middleton, his heirs and assigns, for term of
fourteen years, with the following rate Of toll:
For each man and horse, ten cents; for each
horse, led, five cents; for each loot passenger,
five cents; for each wagon drawn by
four horses, seventy-fve cents; for each
wagon and carriage drawn by two
horses, fly cents; for each wagon
drawn by one horse, twenty-five cents; for
each gigor sulky, twenty-five cents; for each
cart and horse, twenty-five cents; for each
head of cattle, five cents; for each hog, sheep
or goat, three cents; for long or double ferri
age, double the amount of the above rates:
Provided, That the said Arthur Middleton, his
heirs or assigns, shall keep one or more good,
substantial ferry boats, together with satt-
able rope or chain, or such other contriVance
as will insure safe and prompt transportation
across said stream: Provided further, That
children going to and returning from school,
and voters going to and returning from the
polls on election day, shall be passed, free Of
charge, over said ferry.
Approved February 81, 1872.
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u o B f 10 r I d A
VIA SAVANNAH, TWICE A WEEK.

Nv II Z " ~ ~ II J
VIA SAVANNAH. TWICE A WEEK.
=ss4aasE The splendid Steamers. E
DICTATOR. Captain CoxBTTBR
CITY POlNT............-......C Captain MCMILLAN
WILL SAIL Az FOLLOWS:
The DICTATOR will leave Charleston every
TUESDAY EVENING, at 8 O'Clock,
The CITY POINT every FRIDAY EVENING, at 8
O'Clock,
JACKSONVILLE,
PALATKA,
AND ALL LANDINGS ON ST. JOHNS RIVER.
These Steamers connect with railroad at Tocol
for st. Augustine, and at Jacksonville with
steamer Starlight for Meonville, Enterprise, and
all landings on upper st. Johns; and at Paatka
with steamers for the 0klswaha River.
Close connection iH made with Bteam8hlps
at Cedar Keys for New Orleans and Havana and
shippers can rely on no detention OF freghss 70
New Orleans, and at lowest rates.
For Freight or Passage having nrst-cass as-
RAVENEL Il CO., Agents,
Corner vanderhorat's wharf and Feet Bay.
Through Bills OF LadiHg given 10 New orleans:
These Steamers connect at Savannah With
Steamer San Antonio for Daren, Brunswick,
Satla River, and all intermediate landings.
Frelghts for these points must be prepaid here.
dec13
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Passengers.
Per steamship Sea Gull. for Baltimore
Turner Stewart, and one steerage.
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LIST OF VESSELS
F o R E l G N .

Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOB THIS PORT.
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nACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.

Steamvrs Of the above line leave Pier .<f&As
No. AZ, North River, foot OF Canal sS S0iEo66 z.
street, New York at II O'Clock noon, or the 10Th
and Soth OF every month except when these
dates fall on Sunday, then the saturday preceding
All departures connect at Panama Win steam
ers for South Pacific and Central American ports
Departure OF 18th touches at Kingston, Jamaica,
For Japan and China, steamers leave San Fran
cisco first Of every month. except when 1t TAILS on
Sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but go
direct from New York to Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information apply
at the COMPANY:S TICKET OFFICE. on the wharf
foot Of Canal street, North River, New York.
iuly2e-lyr F. r. BABY, Agent.
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RO6ADALI8

Is SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
DOWIE, NOISE DAVIS, Wholesale
PHlLIP WINEMAN & 0O, Agents N
Dr.. II. BAER, ooarleeIon'
maf6-ly
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E1ROM SOUTHERN WHARF,
FORNEw CUT, ENTERPRISE, MARTINS POINT,
EDIST0 AND ALL WAY LANDINGS.
FINLAND ALL THE WAY.
The steam WATER LILY will re. = .sdEA
ceIve freight daily at Southern I .
Wharf, and leave as above on MONDAYS aud FRt.
DAYS, as per printed time tables for March.
For freight engagements aud passag., apply on
hoard or TO DOUGLAS NISBEC,
rnnh1 o IL Ereioht Office Snntharn Wharf.
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CINCINNATI, March l.
Flour dropping. Corn steady. Pork $l2 rs.
Lard dull and unchanged. Bacon steady; sides at
7s7Xc. Shoulders 5xc Whiskey 84a85c.
LOUISVILLE, March 1.
Papglng uriet and firm. Flour unchanged.
Provisions quiet and unchanged. Wftskey active.
NEW ORLEANS, March !.
Sug :r dull common 7IaaT2; fair to fully fair
unchanged; strictly prime g. Coffee 2Oa24
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-01

See fsTth sissHs s ss
sd ihs Nsl1f
~ a4pit hsaslf 80 Ass
IS
xas Wy ld,nL hss taahi
ln0s fhs 0imf every ahs
esmss hsrs ~ - um nauuisfi
~ fau afs TIfts f8ffr
Well ~ H#Hs : mfh
smith tohn. / sumras' We
have hift John ssllbs 4 day my
iusHd 10 -s gsh MsFmisr w. b
oHs am ysH. tuYi Tlsr b rmth
ssa Smgts.ts# ssps
q VBits right, sesin Pay aldigr
me- ~ Informing Cen Mnunlof
tho, Cen D. kHl9 saith called "
see hiH
And with ~ smisble smile and a
slight bat graceful inclination ~ The
yoang man, the distinguished visitor
len the room.
The major was astonished-as the
boys sag, "you bet be- wasl' We,
With c0nsumate tact, nj once told
the story on himself, aud no on en-.
ioged The eumic sisls of the situation
mes u an Gea. Msgruder and Gen.
! Smith.
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RESOLUTIONS efa Meeting Of Citizens
nj Eureka.

70 NE EsIitor Of he Panoh Star;
AT n meeting Of the citizens oi
Eureka, May u, 1872, the follow
Ing resolutions were offered and
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Our community was
visited by n band of disguised armed
men on Saturday night, the 18th
instant, who, regardless of the laws
at God, the laws Of the country, and
the sacred rights OF the private cit
izen, ~procceded 70 execute a system
OF vengeance upon a portion Of our
citizens IN their own households, at
the dead Of night, whereby life was
Iieopardized and terror and d~issatis.
faction disseminated ; therefore, be il
Resoiped, That this conduct Is in
keeping and confined 10 Il IL lawless
band of Disguised men that il meets
with no sympathy, but, on the con
trary, with unqualified condemnation
by this committee. ~
Resotred, That we pledge our
selves, IA citizens of this community,
ever 70 be 10 readipess toassist in en-
forcing and maintaining the majes-
NJ Of 1.-The laws; and that the officers
of the law shall ever meet with q
warm Welcome and cooperation in
enforcing the same. 1fK 3j''5
Resoire,i, That we tender our
thanks to Judge Ozanne, our sheriff,
and his faithful deputies, also to our
justice Of the peace, j. D. Clinton,
for the prompt manner in which
|ey nave acted in their efforts to
maintain the lava. tt' I'd sas rs
Resohed, That these proceedings
bc furnished the Pamela STAR, with
the request that the same be IN n,
lished. u1 ssp JouY Hw,@
. l1ita rs. II. TueKRR,
! sa. BEN. URowRb1,
a3 Committee.
E Gy~ABteH, Seesys
May q, 1872.
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THE fHPHHFEB uEH4Hn
OH0fHs G0g n.fFfaRs
sia. sls, SIS

Nstsss sssssfiT t~saskst#f ssff nss.
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T. AZ ssishss sfs sfh psisnt fHapasai
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m%assnsu' frgsiisTs Ksld sas easflaF fHF
Thsy ere sl IN hHssisf easss rsais ssa
lafiH sSst ~ yusfsHisea fsf tlsss ss4 ss<l
Nv special ssnihfais. slag ssgsst dsslgns a
- snd isfiss chains fsam II 10 u, sad
leweiy AZ hads
hths cent. 10 chsteasra pssutnsd N
ssamiie What usy order before paying bills
M fsJmsat N sIpfss ehafEss.
Wtsa 1T wethss IA ordered ~ bns fine
W will ssud an extra watch NJ the sams quail
ity free. FOf further particulars sshd fr eif.
JAMES GERARD q co,
25-Gm IS Nassau st \ Y, Po. Bof g,3si
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DR.. RtDW1YN
Perfect PMrxnfiDe Efrsf

perfectly t~asteless, ~slegantly coated with sweet
gum, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse, and
strengthen Radway'sP Pills, forths cure ofsn
disorders cfthe stomach, liver, bowels, Kidneys
bladder, nervous diseases, headache, cconstipa,
sion, costiveness, indigestion, Dyspepsis, lsiL
liopsness, billions fever, inflammation OF the. bow
els, plies, and all other arrangements Of thu
internal ~viscera.i Warranted to effect q posi.
tive cure, Purely vegetable, containin nc
mercury, minerals, or deleteriods drugs. iNW I
A few doses Of Railways Pills will free til,
system from all the above disorders. Price u
cents per box. Sold BY all druggists. NntY
Read "False and True Send one lette,
stamp to RADWAY.k. co. No 81 Nader
zane, New York. Information worth thou
sands will be sent you. IN TeBiia TtiyB-l
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FnH#sH#~~
~9 81
~ - 80 a. tss
H 80 veg y
Ass e -
rs5 assA AsFsf
Asf esss ra
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TIafiss a. ~
fms ~ - ssslssHt
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sksE~s as*sssf
Hsss "a Ne a. ihafs
issHasss sssfsFs ihfm
~ 80 fhsm A. mafs
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IL bflllsses sfF=af,
ilsvslss la hsasy
Or Jsufssy b. cheer
Rsssd ne 'bsf iaFff,
tats shadows n even
wssid ihsi 80 lilo thsml
Wight msii iaie lissssp
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I The foregoing Price List comprises only a small pordou NJ mi, Immense Stool frm vho, ~.
can fill all orders sent as tftA3IU.T ""NA"
It M wN4tyf #H +HN@ Wa al HYtR @t
~ Complete Stock for BRIDAL, ~TROSSEAuS Alwavs an Hand ,1
r Wiz w. ~ ~ ir rranuT W have alwayson hand aFun Stock ofJans Keneys Lh@ys
lngylow figures NF7ss #7 HTT w." S0ASla ~ nessponu-
CT, FNT~ye n%4 4Nta4 ME aN t 4EtsN LIZ
samples sent on application, and Goods per sErpress n N nmt q ~
|ee"nhyyA GO. n.HFll% r%0 & ssT ffsT %s~|s f""
offered in r \ n a"aa"s a Mn u nd IN the extensive Johing Department great Inducements
iobhbg rmwmd S"IppN Nomhs as veil as Cotton Goods, Jeans ETC. at tho very lowest
= marsf 49, tsanf4 Hm *u Southern Z lace 1872, Main St. Memphis Tennessee A
~ mtta 4amab Gdav4ms r1a" II" tm D. g. \ III. M. LoEwENSTiNE.
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" READY RELIEF

ell sHsEs lssisa tsssss
fsasmstsa u The kidss9A
f~nf<nstisa n the Bladder
ihhsnsfioa Of Ire fsvsia
esagsssioa sf he tssFs
fore Throat Dsslsuls ffsssbisE
Pslpitatlss Of he heart
Hys,sses cfssR biptheFIs.
cslsrfh, laassnss
Headashs Toostashs,
EsarslTis, rheumatism
Cold Chliis AEus Chius.
The application Of the Ready Relief 70 The
part or psrts whers the paia u aifseulty sx
ists will afford ease OF esmfbrf.
Twenty drops Ia half tumblsr Of water
will, in a few moments cure cramps, spasms
sour stomach, heartburn, sick besdsehs, dlsr.
rboes, dyssntery, colo, wind 10 the bowels and
al Internal pains. n.gsfsH0
Travellers should always carry . bottle Of
Railways Ready Relief with them. A few
drops 10 wafer will prevent sickness or paint
from change OF water. II Is better than French
ksanAe ar hsy4A~a - 1. x4f..fuuf "HNN#.N |
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FEVER AND AGUE.

Fever asd ague cured for 6fty cents. There
Is not a remedial agent In this world that will
cure fever and agus, and lall other malsrious
bilious, scarlet, typhoid, yellow and other f.
vers, taided by Railways Pills. so quick as
Railways Resdy Relief. Fifty csntsper bottle.
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D. {. & \. \. LOlWEssIlyE.
List.

Ladies white cotton hos pr so, n 25a3 %
LADIES' iuss hfmi rtrh hdkt each l5c
Ladies' white iair no lsred hdki., each Sc
Ladies' stamped boulevard skirts, each 81 90
Ladies' eofssis ~ dus each, 50tfsl 80
Ladies' linen collars. i0e
Ladies' wiile lace c%oilnns. esch 2sc
Ladies' white lace %rnltirs, " j0r, 7jeAsl 90
| Lallts trimmed white aprons, each, i0and soc
Irish linens. per yard ~ TO soc
Ladies mcrino under. vests, each 81 25
Plaid Bninsooks, per yard, 20 10 3sc
] plaid ~ is-ss, Is to 40c
White mar.eilles. 4" ~ 10 40c
Victoria Lawn. pef yard, 20 10 40c
An wool empress cloth, per yard Acc
English merlnos, ali c%olors, per yard Csc
French e. ~ b0c
All wool delalnes per yard, 5ac
Double fold slpacas. per yard, 25c
ChiIdren's wool hose. per pair, stc
Chlldren's wool hose, large, per pair l2lto l5c
Children's white cotton hose, per pair loo
AN wodl white blankets, each 81 so
Grey blankets, zach 81 90
10 4 white narcotics quilts, each | so
Nottingham lace curtains, 3 yards long
h per pair, only .rm so
Figured lawns, per yard l24 to 300
Checked gipghams, per yard is 70 25c
Women pe9ged shoes, per pair, 81 rs
Ladies sewed goat shoes, per pair, 2 so
Ladies' sewed calf shoes, /" 2 so
Ladies' cloth croquet slippers, per pair rs
Ladies cloth Caters, per pair, 90
Mems cotton half hose, per pair 10 to l5c
Men sJaratishs half bose per pair Zoe
0vpts Haedjepns pants per pair / rs
Gents Mncy' Cashmere pants per pair . 90
Gents jeans coats, each 4 90
Gents suspended, good, per pair rg Csc
Geats butterfly bows each &c
Gents ribbon ties, ioc
Plaid cottonades for men sr' -,
!, per yard .sys's use, per yard l5a4Oe
Jeans for momestic per yard al
"a howa domsst,c, heavy, per yard 12ic
~ a la -y9da'L l4c
osnaburg, 19ic
ITat
Bed ticking per yard ,ae IA. s-gh.,.l Ia A., a.
flannel, brown and blcached.
ilper yard s,4ars ,l ft..lU A., a15c
linen table cloths, each a7Ic
Red bordersd iowelss per dos N
Jet and imitation she'll sets, pin and
! asg sar rings, par sett so, 76c, / 90
S I'll ~ +
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a calsbttsd VIZ VA aslasdS he
knew Theodore Hook. ayes Ne
rsplisd, I look and eye arc old act
adaint.ncca, ....s.
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.da DIR. RAILWAYS u
SARSAPARlLLIAy RHSOLVEyT

Has made the most astonishing cures 50 quicl
90 rapid are the changes, the body, under.
goes, under the influenza of this truly won.
derful medicine, that -"
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Matrimonial Alliancr-..A Poetess
and Editor Unitel aRfEl

MntFlmOnlal AIliancf-..A pOeteS
. FtilH and Editor United ash y
: Yesterday morning at 7 o'clock
g at the residende OF the, bride grand
father, Mr.. j. P. Russ, was marie,
: A. M. Holbrook, Esq, to Eliza j
sfPoiteyelt. The groom Is the Ven,
cradle ex-proprietor of the venerable
, and once Vigorous Picayune, and the
brIdee1s thS sweet young singer,
! Perl Mvdrs,p whose simple but
rhythmical chants are so familiar to
the reading public South.
"A marriage Is always an occasion
whereon congratulations and felici-
taslons are apMsrcsaes, and va cannot
permit this svent to passa vitliont
EtelaleringIo% Do high echtsdctppg
parties, the venerable ex.editor and
distinguished young poetess, our
earnest wishes for ali that is deemed
eajoyehlea and goodCia the delightful
land to one, at least novcl-state
I into. which they have entered, \
MI. Holbrook, IL il true, las at
tanned that point in life which has
been set down as the limit beyond
Which we niortals may not hope to
travel far; but this, il is pleasant to
know, has been no impeachment to.
the happy consummation of the mar.
riage. And, indeed, what could be
moe appropriate or.-poetieal than
that this delicate tendril OF poesy
should entwine herself gracefully
about the sturdy, though somewhat
sere and gnarled oak OF journalism,
and render il green and lovely in his
declining ycars.--N 0. Republican.
VA M
Two worthless rather fond of their
beer retired from their regular house
OF call to a field one evening. and
sat down on a bench to enjoy their
favonte beverage alone, having pre-
vionsly supplied themselves with al
fair stock, After, imbibing ii pretty
freely, they both fell fast a%sleep.
About midnight one Of them got np
icrt the1purpose Of retiring bnt not
knowing his whereabouts very well.
wandered about for a while, and then
stumbled upon his companion, whom
ne awoke, remarking, " Surely, this
e an awful size OF a room, for / car
not find the door, and | We been look
~, for It more than half an hour
can tell naething about the size
Of the room," hiccoughed bis com.
"but u thing I see ."
|ooklng up" it has q tremendous /
TTaI wv !
a lady teacher inquired Of the :
members Of a class Of juveniles If any !
4 them could name the four seasons.
instantly thE EchuBiv hand Of a
ve&fold1ve raisda and prompt /,
Y Akthe hiswd Pepper, salt, !
and mnstafd.y !,
rhwifrrr-g rnnR u
~ don't mean y reflect "a You,
lid q coarse, swonld-be wit to 4 man
7hom he had insulted. "No.o was
be reply, \ you,fe not polished
nough to reflect on any one" C.
-----M---- IN
"A calsbt4sd VII vas Eslaia he Il, N
new Theodore Hook. 1Yes.p he To-
|plied 4 look and eye arc old ,act Il IL
iainfsncos. 20
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III ge.AFrf9+f~rr- Nmn~
- don't mean 70 reflect Ia you.'
said y coarse, would be wit to d man
whom he had insulted. "No.n was
the reply, .ryoufe. not polished
enough to reflect on any ONE
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y stN.
Morning and Night lines Of pullman's Palac,
Drawing-Roo m and Sleepingiuars are run on
this route from Cincinnati or Columbus 10 BIZ,
timore aud Washington ciiIy, without change
up this route yon avoid all Omnibus Trans
fefs and Ferries, . the.
Tickets for sale Ut ali 1icts' =
South and West. D.. Il. WILSON.
l.. NJ. COLkt, Master Tranportn,
Cep''Jaitimore, Md, s5lps5 Baltimore, Md
a SIDNEY B. JONES, h..
Pass. Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio,
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Eqrekay May q, 1872.
--A
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a lady teacher inquired Of the
members Of : Class Of juveniles II any
Of them could name the four seasons.
|lnstahl thS fchubfv hand Of a
q ve&fold1v s ~raisd and prompt
y tAs a sw Pepper, salt,
vinegar and m~nstard.J
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What the wnnt NJ little Polite.
ness Sometimes tosls n Wan.

In fhs days If the French Enpirr
NhtAal Mcmahon having beenne q
father. went 20 The Mayoralty at The
city If Nancy 10 have the Infants
birth aud name registered ms re-
sassel 10 hv. lie was arcompn.
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Lalle, white cotton hos pr A., III 2jGa3 90
LADIES' hpea hem'l etrh hdkt each lSc
tadit. white tair to lsred hdkis, each Sc
Ladies' stamped boulevard skirts, each 81 90
Ladies epfssts ~ aus each, 6etfsl 30
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-03-07
Minor IfeHlS.

john Graham the celebrated lawye
and the counsel for Stokes, is descend
ant of Hon. John \. Graham, LII. d.
author of ''Grahams Letters on Yer
mont, and former resident of Rut
land.
-Parepa celebrated her wooden wed
ding in Philadelphia Monday
The 'poets" have been writing al
sorts of odes and hymns and things fol
| Gilmore's Jubilee.
Henry S. Baker, formerly of Dandy.
has been elected the presiding officer OF
a newly constituted lodge of Odd Eel
lows at River Falls, Wisconsin.
An author advises ladies thus
Never marry a man till you see him eat.
Let the candidate for your hand, ladies,
pass through the ordeal of eating soft
boiled eggs. If he can do it and leave
the table spread, the napkin and his
shirt front unspQtted, take him. Try
him AeAt with a spare rib. If he ac-
composites this feat without putting out
his eyes or putting the bones into your
lap, name the wedding day at once, he
will do to tie 10.
The Utica Herald has been enlarged
and improved in its appearance its con-
tents could not be much improved. The
HeroM Is well conducted in every de-
partment.
Some temperance people in Hart
ford, Conn, are going to work practi-
cally by establishing and running cheap
but wholesome Restaurant on strictly
Temperance principles. 1t is to be I'M
der the charge of temperance society
and may be made to accomplish more in
the way of reform than many tracts
and lectures.
Rev. Truman NJ. Post, D. D.,
of st. Louis, preached in Boston on
Sunday, on God Manifest in the
Flesh.
-The President has appointed COM
missioners from each State and Territory
to arrange for the celebration of the Cen
tenary Of American Independence in
1876. This committee met in Phila-
dolphia yesterday. Our townsman, John
n. Baxter, Esq, is one of the committee
from Vermont.
Read notice of Wendell Phillips
Lecture in our advertising columns.
John K, Pixley, ormany years teller
of the Bank of Poultney, and afterwards
cashier of the First National Bank of
Sandy Hill, n. Y, is about to engage in
the banking business in Iowa.
The public debt decreased over
twelve millions of dollars last month
Rutland railroad scrip sold in Boston
on Saturday, at 723 preferred stock at
G2t The latter, under impulse of Gov
ernor Pages statement, will soon reach
the point at which it sold before the an
nnal meeting.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-03-07

Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Wyman, OF
Springfield, celebrated their silver wed.
ding, February 23d.
George X. Sabine, of Windsor, has
been appointed to the surgical depart
ment of the Massachusetts General Hos
pital.
Hon. Allen Wardner, whose age
was eighty-fve years last August, is
now in remarkably vigorous mental and
bodily condition, with the exception of
lameness which chiefly confines him to
his house.
F. c. johnson, of New Albany, for
merly of Vermont, is a member of the
Indiana State Board of Agriculture.
Elder Orson Pratt, the celebrated
Mormon saint, preached in Westtield a
short time, about thirty years ago.
Some of the older citizens recollect
him.
One of the Senators and three of
the Representative of Wisconsin at
Washington, were born in Vermont,
which State has thirteen sons m Con
gress, beside her own delegation.