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Neyy Jersey Politics.
TRENTON, n. j., Aug.

TRENTON, y. J., Aug. ..
The Republican State Convention, to
nominate an electoral ticket, will be
held in this city tomorrow. Secretary
Robson, Hon. CORTLAND Parker and
the leading men of the party generally,
will be here.
The Democrats have call for State
Convention, to be held in this city Sep
TENDER 18th.
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, TurRAcrs YrsqrrDAY.-Thc races at
the FINLAND ,..ttias park Yesterday were
rood tbough not largely attended. They
were rs follows:
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But it is said he. has not the mental
capacity to conduct the affairs of gov
eminent. Is it not strange that it took
forty million of people nearly taoel0e
years to find this out? He may not
have the capacity for making long
speeches, but he is pre-eminent for the
capacity of doing great things. Gle
then traced Gen Grants course through
West Point, the Mexican war, and the
rebellion, from its breaking out to the
close, as showing capacity.) 1t is suf-
ficiept for you to remember that, at the
close of the war, it was the unanimous
testimony of mankind that he was the
foremost man of the day and the great
est soldier of the age.
For this reason the people, both Dem
ocrats and Republicans, gave him
gifts" Why was it necessary? If he
was the bold bad man, they say he is,
with the billions of dollars that went
through his hands, during the war, he
could have enriched himself, as other
Generals did. But he came out as poor
as when he went in. This one fact
should stamp, as an ineffable falsenood,
every charge of dishonor made against
him. In the face of the reception of
these gifts, he was elected President,
and now nothing but hate would men,
ton them.
This talk about the appointment of
relatives TO Office is the merest idle phan-
tasm. With one or two exceptions,
these appointments have all been made
as your postmasters and other officers
are appointed, upon the recommendation
Of the persons interested in the locality.
Who makes these objections? Carl
Schur2, whose brothcr-in-laW was re-
moved Tor malfcasance in office. Ly-
man Trumbull who procured the APP
pontment of his own son to office.
Tie then explained at length and clear
" vindicatcd Gen. Grants course in
reference to San Domingo, a report OF
which we are reluctantly compelled tc
/ omit this morning.
/ From, careful examination and
knowledge, I tell you there never has
la.,, a., al inist,ation where the nar.
ccntaCa Of dcfauters has been SO SMALL
&C ,,r5,r tI,is or where the norcentac(
for collecting the revenue has been st
low. Under Van Buren, it cost six pei
CONT to cn1lcct the revenue while under
Cen Grant II is only three per cent /.
thi. corruntion or economy? Which
,rh.ra = , difforoncn Of som- seventeen
c..rts IN tbu vaInp Of . dollar nor to b,
nvact since fine commencement of tn,
,..,so-,t administration. Is that what ;
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weather Report.
SIGNAL STATION.
WASHINGTON, Aug. %. !
iE0BARlLITIEs.

Eastsrly to sou,herly winds with
cloudy weather. and areas OF rain, on
Thursday for the Middle States, and ex-
tend over New England on Thursday
evening. Cloudy weather and areas Of
rain for the South Atlantic States.
Generally clear weather from the cen
trail gulf to Tennessee and q rising bar
ometer. Northerly 70 weaterly winds
and clear weather for the northwest,
and extend eastward to Lake Michigan
and Indiana by Thursday and over Ken
lucky, Ohio and western Lake Erie by
Thursday evening.
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TUESDAY, Aug. %, 1879.
3Inantial.

Pea, Choice Eastern hand pick'd slOOasl25
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4 Grant aud wilson Parade.

Portsmouth, N. H. Aug, -.
The Grant and Wilson Guards parad-
ed in uniforms and with torches for the
first time this evening with a band of
music. -Four more Republican flags
were raised and speeches were made by
Gov. Goodwin and Hon. w. H. II. Hack
EFT. General Burnside was also called
out at the Rockingham House and spoke
from the balcony to a large crowd.
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The East Coast slave Trade.
FoRr MoyRoE. Aug. %.

IUKI IIUAKUE, aug. g.
The United States steamer Yantic
viii sail in day or two for the East
India squadron, by way of the Suez
canal, and it is understood that her first
duty viii be to touch at Zanzibar and
inquire into the African slave trade car
ried on in that section. and take imme-
diate steps to suppress II.
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Maine Politics.

Portland, Nc, Aug, IS.
General n. P. B,.nh made his first
speech in this State during the present
campaign, at Saccarappa, tonight, to
an audience estimated at from three to
five thousand people Extra trains were
run from this city and the surrounding
towns. His speech was enthusiastically
received.
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Schoeppe's Case on Again.

CARLISLE, Pa, Aug %.
The new trial of Dr. Paul Schoeppe,
for the murder Of Miss Steinecks three
years since, commenced this morning.
Much difficulty IN procuring jury is
anticipated.
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BosToN. Aug. %.
A large party of roughs left Boston,
this morning, said to be bound to Cam
pabella Island, off Eastport, Ne, to en-
Joy prize fight between Tenancy, of
Providence, and Kelly, of Boston. Il is
reported that the fight will take place
Friday morning.
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CAUTION Parties purchasing whites
Speciality for Dyspepsia" expecting to
find it a beverage containing alcohol,
like the vile "Bitters" advertised, (Which
only aggravate the disease, and bring on
others will be disappointed. 1t is a
Medicine carefully compounded on scien-
tifc principles, taken in teaspoonful
doses, and has proved to be the only
Cure for the disease ever brought for
ward. For sale by all druggists.
24:W13W
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GOMMISSIONERS' NOTICE.

y The undersigned having been app
pointed by the Hon. Probate Court for the
District of Rutland, Commissioners to
receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against samuel
Hills estate, late of Walingford, in
said District, deceased, hereby give notice
that we win meet for the purpose of ex-
aiming and allowing said claims at the
dwelling house of Esther Hill in Walling-
1872, and on the ID Tuesday of February,
1872, from one O'Clock p. M, until
four O'Clock p. M, each of said days,
and that six months from the 20th day of
August. A. ID. 1872, is the time limited by the
said court for said creditors to present
their claims to rs for examination
and allowance.
Dated at Wal ingford. this cath day of
August. a. ID. 1872.
JOEL fCROFT, ! 49,
BOARDMAN STAFFORD, '''i' =.
35w3
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WANTED.

Five Farmers, from 80 to 30 years of age,
to learn to sell our books. We wish men
of good address, willing to work, who can
come recommended as Intelligent, moral
men. We will pay such men good salary,
and increase it as they increase in ability
to do our business. We will employ men
for the Fall and Winter or for one year.
Address, stating age, experience and sala-
ry wanted, above expenses,
w. j. HOLLAND & Co,
35w3w Springfield, Mass.
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THE Baltimore Robbery.

NEW oRk, Aug. ..
The United States Bank Examiner re-
ports the loss of the Third National
Bank of Baltimore, by the recent rob
berry, at only $4,000, which is more
than covered by the reserYe.
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Illicit Trade Broken Up.

New York, Aug. %.
\ jamestown, Dakotah territory, dis
patch states that government troops sur
rounded that town yesterday and seized
and destroyed all the liquors in the
place and imprisoned half a dozen
whisky dealers.
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THE RUTLAND HERALD.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1872.

the Herald is the only paper in
the County of Rutiand, or this Sec
lion of Vermont that takes Tcier
prap.icneGvs. The Herald receives
the Associated Press Reports regp-
Iurly.
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Yhe Pioneer.

Providence, Aug. %.
In the United States District Court,
to-day, Judge Knowles adjudged the
Cuban war vessel, Pioneer, forfeited to
the United States, and orders a warrant
of sale.
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BOSTON NAEKEr-YrRs AND SKINS.
Local Business soticcs.

WANTED Young men to learn to set
hoops on new lime barrels Can earn
from twelve to fifteen dollars per week,
after a few weeks practice. Indoor
work - steady employment. A few
steady men for common labor and team
sters also wanted. Apply to y. r. Nor
ris & Co., at the Ft. Ann Lime Works,
near ComstOck's Station on the r. & S.
r. z, 82Wtt
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French Indemnity.

LONDON, Aug. 28.
The Berlin journals state that the
French government viii commence the
payment of another instalment Of the
indemnity, next week.
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OTHER MARKETS.

Potatoes Potatoes in the Boston
market are in good supply and are sell
ing from $175 to $500 per barrel.
Appyes.-Apples continue in abund-
ance in Boston, and the best range from
$500 to $3.50 per barrel.
Eggs. THE Boston market has been
dull and unsettled during the week, with
sales ranging from 81 to % cents per
dozen.
Hay and Stra,e. The hay market in
Boston is without improvement. Sales
of choice Northern at $4,000 per ton.
Straw Rye, $24@25; oat, 918@90.
Corn.-Western yellow, 68@70c :;
Western mixed, 6G@G8c. Prices have
fallen off two cents per bushcl,
Oata,-Oats in Boston are quiet, but
prices remain about the same. Brown,
43@46c; mixed, 4G@50; white, 50@54,
as to quality.
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Deaths.

kNOWLTON-In Brandon, Aug. 2ith,
John KnOwlton, aged rs years and mos
WILLIAMSON Mount Holly, August lth,
of typhoid fever, Mrs. Mary Ann Williams.
wife of c. Williams, aged & years.
L0RD-In Jefferson. Texas. July list. Mrs
Ellen NJ. ParIehl Lord, daughter of the
Hon. j. K. PArish. Of RandOIph. Vt.
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n. Y. STOCK and Money Market.


Money easy at 4Gj per cent.
Sterling exchange dun and heavy at
1857.
Gold stronger and gradually advanced
from lI2A to iI34.
Loans from 1864 to per cent. foF uso.
Clcarances fifty-One million dollars.
600.
Coyeruluonts s'rong at the close and
advanced from . to p in sympathy with
gold. The Treasury bought sl,O00.0OO at
liz 23-l00@ll2 45-l09, and paid for them in
legal tenders.
State bonds closed dun and steady.
Stocks firIuer with increased dealings.
There has been an advance throughout the
general list from - to > per cent. Tne
greatest Improvement was in ST. Paul,
tcommonl Pacific Mail, Northwestern, New
York Central, Chicago, Columbus & In
diana Central, and Western Union, Oper-
atlO44s in Erie to-day, were limited, and
the fluctuations confined within narrow
limits. The advance IN Ohio & Mississippi
il attributed 10 operations OF Il small pool
IA tHG stock, and the advance in New
York Central was OccaSiOned by the Teyi-
val OF the story Of 10 per cent. scrip divi-
dend with per cent. cash called up. The
market closed very strong.
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Nominated.
UTICA. n. Y. Aug

UTICA, n, Y, Aug. %.
Hon. Ellis 3, Roberts, of Utica, was
to-day nominated, by reclamation, for
Congress, by the Oneida County Repub-
ican convention.
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National Convention of Soldiers.

CHICAGO, Aug. 28.
\ large meeting of soldiers and sail
ors was held here last evening. and Sc
lected 80 delegates to attend the national
convention at PittsDarg. Gen John w.
Logan heads the ticket
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DANBY.-Hcnrf Clark and Joel c.
Baker, of Rutland, will address the Re
publicans of Dandy on the political
questions, this Thursday evening.
7.a{v D;aTy 3d.tvdcts.
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CHESTER.

Among the summer visitors who
have recently in town we notice Warren
T. Leland and lady of Albany, n. Y,
Chas. Leland, Newburgh, Ohio Geo.
White, HolleY. n. y. who are register
ed at Coles Central Hotel and Mrs. E.
G. Tenney and daughter. K. l., Miss W.
Z. Thurbcr, Providence, r. l., and j.
Kilbum who are stopping with mine
host of the Webster House.
The republican town committee have
canvassed this town, and they make the
following returns :
For Grant and Wilson, 425
FOR ursGlav and Brown. .63
Doubtful, %
We are pleased to welcome back 10
his official duties, our popular post
master. C. NJ Maxield, who has been
enjoying, at Hampton Beach, a brief
respite from the manifold cares of life.
While Charlie was sojourning there,
"Honest Horace" was a guest at the
same hotel, but our friend is not at all
''shaky'' at the prospects of Greeley's
success, and did not even ask the great
and good Horace" what he knew about
abotSt cutting off the heads of post
masterS
Among the sornuler Visitors regist-
cred ct Coles Central Hotel, on SatArv
day, we notice the names of Warren +.
Leland and wife, Albany, n. Y, A. L.
Leland, Newburg, Ohio, George White,
Holley, N. !.
Miss Emma ~ Woods one of our
most efficient and successful teachers, is
to have charge of the youthful pill
grims up the fair hills of science" IN
district No. 3, the coming fall term, and
will commence her labors on Monday,
Sept. I'd.
p. H. Robbins,G. P. spaulding and
NJ. G. Richardson, left town Monday, for
the purpose of attending the Vermont
State Convention of Universalists, which
commence it session at Waterloo, Can
ada, Wednesday Aug. 29th.
We regret to learn that the estim-
able wife of Hugh Henry is quite low
with typhoid fever. NIDEx.
CANyENDISH.
Fittons factory caught fire on the
Goth, but the excellent apparatus for ex-
tinguishing sthat treacherous element,
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ESTABLISHED 1850.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,

RANDALL II. FOOTE & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
20 BROADWAY, n. \.
GOLD. STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT
AND SOLD On COMMISSION.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Cooke & Co, y. Y;
Mechanics Banking Association, or any
Old Banking Honse or Commercial Agency
in New York.
n. B.-Pamphlet on WALL STREET
AND ITS OPERATIONS,'' furnished FIRE
o. application. I9wly
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pronlDitory Convention.

Boston, Aug. %.
The Massachusetts Prohibitory Con
ycntion held in Boston to-day voted by
a vote of 40 to SO against nominating Il
Temperance State Ticket
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Esoston Produce Market.

Reported expressly for THE HERALD by
q. {. CHAMBERLIN & Co, Commission
Merchants, - and 81 FaneuiI Hall
Market. Boston.
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WANTED.

The undersigned wishes TO engage the
services OF a young man as clerk In his
store (which he intends TO open soon.l
Would prefer one from sixteen to eighteen
years OF age Good reference viii be re-
quired. Being inexperienced in the bust
ness viii not be an objection, ifeverything
else is satisfactory.
augI4d&wtf NORMAN TOWNSEND.
W aIing1CIG. ARG. a. Is.2
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HOTEL FOR SALE.

on. OF the best locations In Vermont.
win be sold with or withoss narniture. and
at low price. Terms - payment made
easy. Full particulars given on appIioas
ton to the undersigned
FRANKLIN POST
Wallineford. aug. %. 1871 dSwtf
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Lon" Branch Races.

Lone BRANCH, Aug. %.
The four mile heat race to-day causes
great excitement, as eight horses were
never known to start > four mile race
before. Frank Hampton is a favo,ite.
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Aeu Aduertis
TO SELL OR LET.

\ good BLACKSMITH SHOP IN Sudbury
Village. Apply immediately to
w. II. LILLE,
35wlw Sudbury Vermont.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
Whereas, my wife, Susan Quinn, has len
my be and board. without prov oca ion,
This is TO forbid all persons trus ting her
on IA account. a. i shall pay no debts Of
her contracting alter this date.
his
FRANK X QUINN.
mark
Witness: GEO. BRIGGS.
Brandon, Aug. 9th, l572. d2d zw3T
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PRIMARY Meeting.

The Republican voters are requested
to assemble in primary meeting at the
Town Hall, in Rutland. on Saturday
evening, August 31st, at y O'clock, for
the purpose of nominating Il candidate
for Representative in the General AS
sembly fifteen Justices of the Peace,
and the appointment of Town Com
mittec.
HGHRg CLARK, ,ro,cp
p W. CLEMENT, Cor,I,;ttao
CHARLES II. SHELDoN.)
Rutland, Aug. 90, 1872
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

The subscriber is DESTROYS of leaving
town for New York, and offers his House
and Lot, situated at the corner OF Park
and Main streets in the village of Rutland,
for sale. There is about one acre of land,
and the house is in good condition ; fine
water, &c. A good barn on the lot. Price
and terms of sale can be known by apply
ing on the premises. .
HORACE BARNEY.
Rutland, Aug. %, 1872. d2d&wlw
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.

For Week Ending Tuesday, Aug. y, 1872.
Reported Jor the Rutland Herald.
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FIRE WORKS

c A III p A G n G o O D S
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
For sale by the New England Laboratory,
Boston Highlands. Send for our catalogue
and price list. Committees of cities, towns,
clubs, and the public furnished with full
line of articles for campaign use. Address
Il. T. WELLS, 3 Hawley ST., Boston, Mass.
aug29th, sat&tu2mos
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Bellows FALLS There will be a
grand mass convention at Bellows Falls,
VT. Friday, August 80. Gen. Stewart
l.. Woodford, of New York, Hon. JUS
tin s Morrill,, Hon. Benjamin II. Steele,
and others will address the convention.
The veteran James Wilson, will be pres
emit and you will probably hear from
him, Speaking will commence at half
past eleven o'clock, a. m. Speaking and
torcblight procession in the evening.
A special train viii leave Ludlow at 10
Il. m.
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AMOUNT OF STOCK AT wATEErowN MAnKE-
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Rev. VIM. L. Smith and wife and A.
S. Bartholomew. of Benson, and Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Arnold, Of South
Adams, Mass, are camping this week
at Gull Bay, on Lake George, in Putnam,
n. y. The parson is one Of the best
shots in the country, and, with his usual
success with hook and line, they will
not want for chOWder material.
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Our government officials in this town
seem to be an exception to the public
affectation, as they are using up large
amount Of oxygen in advocating the pre-
tensions of Mr.. Greeley to the Presi-
dency. It is strange that these officials
should continue their bushes relations
with so corrupt an administration as
Gen. Grants, when, by stroke of the
pen, they could sever all official connec-
ton with it. REPORTER.
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FLAG RAISING AT WALLNeFoED.-
The citizens have Obtained from Boston
a magnificent Grant and Wilson flag.
1t measures twenty by thirty feet and
cost 500. 1t win be raised on Monday
afternoon. Let there he q grand rally
on that day to assist on the interesting
occasion. Col. Joyce, Of Rutland, will
be present, at 3 o'clock, to address the
people on political questions. Citizens
from adjoining towns are invited to be
present with US. Let all give Monday
afternoon to his country, and the per
pctu2tion Of Grants administration.