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From New York.
New YORK, Oct o.

.... .. .... a.. .. New YORK, Oct o.
The entries for the ocean yacht race,
from Sandy Hook to Cape May, are the
Dauntless, Alarm, Madeline, Maggie,
Palmer and Enchantress. #-
The grand jury of Hudson county, n.
J., have indicted Chief of Police McAIil=
liam and Detective Doyle for conspirat-
ing to rob the Eighteenth National bank
of New Jersey, in June last, they having
burgarlary tools, and allowing them to
be used, in breaking and entering the
bank Doyle was bailed in the sum of
S28, 900 for trial. Mcmillan had not
been arrested at the adjournment of the
court. H.r .-ou ra.#r---H .fr aar'
Horace Greeley has gone to Balti-
more .at-.so. at'a..3sn ..E" Gg.G"
The stockholders of the Western In
ion, Telegraph Company, to-day, re-
elected the old board of directors and
officers. .aa .a- -r,~........, .rr raf 81
Professor Tyndall and the Marquis of
Qneensburg arrived by the steamer Rus
STA. ."" "
1t is said that Reddy the Blacksmith
did not attend the election in Pennsyl-
vania, and was not arrested in Philadel-
phia.
Considerable amounts of November
$50 coupons arrived, to-day. from Eu-
rope.
Assistant District Attorney Algcrmons
| Sullivan declines to run for the Judiciary
A. \. Phillips, a porter in the post
office, was held in $4,000 bail, for en-
bezzling money letters
/ VIM. Kelly was fatally wounded, at
Trenton, early this morning, by a shot
/ fired by James Grey, a private watch
man. Kelly says that Grey insulted
his wife, and Grey alleges that the shoot
ing was done in self defence. . 81.
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SmarriaQks.

WILLIAMSBURG Rutland. Oct. 8,
by b. w. Marshall, Esq, Amos Williams
and Florence A. ilill, all of Rutland.
STEVENS Jon ES-At the residence of
Mr.. Ross, in CastletOn, Sept 2Sth, by Rev.
W. Il. Ross. Carlos H. stevens and Miss
Frankie Jones. both of Sudbury.
CEEAVELASD - SMITH AT the resi-
'denee of the brides father. Elmwood, Gas
tleton, VT. oct. Sth. by Rev. Mr. Fa1rar,
MIR. j oseph Cleaveland, of Malone, N. y,
and Miss Ella 8f. smith, daughter of L. b.
smith, Esq. =. .IwL.... .-....t .r |.t cd
BAkER-NILLIAMS-- the residence
of the brides father, Oct. 4th, in kinnick-
llinnic6. Wisconsin,, by Rev. + S. Ravens,
HenryS. Baker of Hammond, Wis, for
merly. of Dandy, VT. and frankie E.,
daughter of Samuel Williams, Esq.
NAIL-AL LEN In Enirhayen, Sept. %,
by Rev. John Newman, ID. D., Geo. A. Vail,
Esq, of New Ierk city. and Miss Elizabeth
NJ. Allen % the former place. ....
COPING : HANNA At ST. James
church, Arlington, oct. LIST, by Rev. &C.
mont Graves, rector, William Coping and
Jane Hanna saf|
BLAIR HANNA-In St. James church,
Arlington, by Rev GemOnt Graves, Will
liam Blair and Mary 4 Hanna. .
PEMBER- WINCHELL-Atth the residenc e
of the brides parents, Caroline Centre, n.
Y..0ct. ga, by Rev. 5. w. Lindsey, e. r.
Pember, OF Wells, VI, and Miss Carrie
WinchelI
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Ohio Election.

CINCINNATI, O., Oct. 8
Returns from all but one precinct of
the First district are in. Sayler, Dem,
has 1914 maj. over Eggleston for the
short term; in the same district Dodds,
Dem, has 1896 maj. over Taft. In the
Second distoict all but two precincts are
heard from; Banning, Liberal, has IA
80 maj. over Hayes; in the city and
county Wiley, Dem. and Liberal condi-
date for Secretars of State, has 5,720
maj. over Wikoff, his maj. will be
about $500 when all the returns are in.
The following are the Democratic Lib
eral majorities in Hamilton county as
far as returns have been received: The
only precinct omitted is Whitewater
township. Wiley, sor Secretary of
State, maj. 5,572; Greene, for Judge of
the Supreme Court, S,709; Riley, for
the Board of Public Works, 3,779. For
Congress, Sayle's maj. is 1862 David's
2,349; Secoud district, Banning, 1,481.
The Democratic Liberal majorities on
the county ticket range from 1907 to
4,074.
All townships but three in Clinton
county, Ohio, give j. o. Smith, Repub-
lican Congressional candidate in the
Third district, 1,612; J. w. Sohn, Lib
eral Democrat, 903. Warren county,
three townships, give J. o. Smith /, 100;
Sohn 638. Fayette county gives Smith
1,145; Sohn 874. Full returns from
Hamilton county, Ohio, gives Wiley,
Liberal Democrat, for Secretary of
Stste, majority of 5,646; Green, Lib
eral Democrat, for Supreme Judge, So
rs majority.
New YORK, Oct. g.
A private dispatch from Senator Sher-
man puts the Republican majoriuy in
Ohio at $4,000.
CLEVELAND, Oct. g.
Returns from 9 townships Including
the city of Cleveland, give Mykoff TO-
3S7 and Wiley 8,437. Returns from all
townships except four have been re-
ceived and these estimated give Parsons,
Rep, for Congress 1886.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-10

Chairman Republican Com.

MISPLACED CONFIDENCE. An eX-
change tells us that Alexander Hammll
of Silver City, Lyon county, lately per-
formed q most ingenious experiment
with United States breech-loading rifle
with which he had previously been prac-
ticing by firing at target. 1t appears
that he in some manner got two sets OF
cartridges in the gun, and discovering
this to be the situation, he did not care
to fire off the double charge. Having
duly studied over the matter he took
the Gun to bIacksmith's shop, screwed
the barrel fast in vice, and then, open
inc the breech, he picked out all the
powder till he to the lower ball.
Then he heated an iron red hot, and with
it commenced to melt the ball out rms
was. really very clever idea, and pro
crossed admirably. By frequently heat
ing the rod he continued the experiment,
and at length melted hole clear through
the ball Clever, was it not I? lie then
PROCEEDED until he touched the powder
of the cartridge beyond, when he sue
ceeded in his design of firing off the sec
ond shot. Unfortunately it shot both
ways, one bullet going out in front and
the other at the back. As Alexander
was STOPPING down andlooklng INTO the
barrel to watch the result of his expert
ment, the latter ball bored hole through
his cheek, taking out small piece in its
course, and dotting his entire face blue
gunpowder. The entire success of this
operation must certainly amply repay
Mr. Hammil for his sufferings in the
cause of science. How many clever
geniuses toll for lifetime at some cher
ished scheme only to fail at last while
Others leap to a glorious victory at a
bound. The doctor has every confidence
that the poultiees will reduce his patients
head to its natural size in course OF time.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-10
New York Markets.

NEW YORK. oct 9.
COTToN-The market Is quiet and steady.
sales l,S54 bales. Middling Uplands l9Ac.
FLOUR = Is unchanged. Sales 1900
barrels. State S6.(9S7 so. Round Hoop Ohio
sI.OaGs965. Western S6.0099.0O Southern at
S7.30GSl2.OO.
WIFE AT-Marlet closed quiet. Sales
l9OJO bush. No. Spring Sl.j9C0l "a. No. .
do. Sl.47Gsl.5s. Winter Red Western Sl.J5
&sL65. White Michigan SI.70GS205. .....
CORN-The market is a shade firmer
with fair export demand. Sales
l54.OO0 bush. Steamer mixed Western. G3H
G63A, sail 63A a64c.
OATs- Unchanged sales 5000 bush.
New mixed .42le44c Western 458i6c. ''...
Pork The market Is dull. New
mess Sl4.50gS ll6O, primo sll.jO.
LARD-Market is quiet and steady
az 5%G94. -. b.. ...r.s#
BUTrRK-Quiet State 24@2Sc.
WHIsKY-A shade fiIIner and quoted at
9lH@92, closing at the latter price.
RICE-Quiet. Carolina, SE@9Ac. .. '.-
SUGAR The Market is quiet, Mus
covado sK@9c, Refining sT@9kc.
CoFFEE-Firn. Rio I4@I74.
MOLAssEs-Quiet
SPIRITS TURPKNTDE-Market is dun at
62H@63c. .t. r..-.
Realistically, sales at $3.50.
FETRoLEUM-Firn. Crude at abe, re-
fined 264c. ... ...
TALLow-Quiet at 9K@IO. ......
WOOL-The market is quiet and uI-
changed. Domestic fleece G2%, pulled at
OIL.-Linseed OIL Sic. .... ..
Freights to Liverpool dull. Corn per
sail l0d.
.... by the Cable.l ...-
... LIVERPOOL, Oct. 9-evening.
Spirits Turpentine 42sG43s. a.. '.i Sd
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-10

~ The undersigned, having been APP
pointed by the Hon. Probate Court for the
District OF Rutland. Commissioners to re
ceive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against Sylvanus
Douglass, late Of Pittsford. in said Dis
trict, deceased. hereby give notice that we
will meet for the purpose of examining and
allowing said claims AT 9. A. Hifcbcock's
office in PittsfOrd. on the 10Th days of
January and March from one O'clock
until four o'clock p. IA. each
Of said days, and that six months
from the 9th day of Sept. 4. ID. 1872. is the
time limited by said Court for said cred
itors TO present their claims to rs for eK-
animation and allowance.
Dated at Pittsford. this 9Th day Of Dc
tober. a. ID. 1872.
.-.. Il. ID. HALL. lcz s.
C. 4. HITCHCOCK, Commissioners.
4lW3w
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Indiana Election.

..... New YORK, Oct. 8,
An Indianapolis special says the Re
publican majority in Indiana is 9,700.
The chairman of the Republican State
Central Committee claims the State by
5000 majority. st. Joseph county gives
for Governor 500 Republican majority.
a Republican gain of As.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 8.
A special to the Gazette, from Indian
apolis, says III townships give a net
Republican gain of /, 1923.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 9.
A special reports the defeat of Voor-
hees by considerable majority. The
Republicans claim the State for Cover
nor by $500, and the Democrats are
confident of Hendricks election by a
small majority.
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The Philadelphia Press.


Forney's Press heads the returns,
"Greeleys Doom Sealed" and says it
would be folly to allege that the Hart
ranft majority is an offspring of fraud.
We believe it to be legitimate majority.
Gen. Grant pulled the ticket through.
In any ordinary contest the ticket would
have been beaten out of sight, but his
name, and the fear that defeat now
would damage him in November, rallied
thousands to his support He has always
been stronger than his party. Having
fully challenged such acts of the admin
istration as we believed deserved chal-
lenge, we shall do what becomes us to
support his retention as President. i
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CTATE OF VERMONT.

- @ DISTRICT OF FAIRHAYEN, IS.
BE IT remembered, that at session Of
the Probate Court. holden at CastIeton.
wlthln and for said District, on the sdIday
OF october, &. ID. 1872
PRESENT; Hon. J. Il. Bromley. Judge
whereas certain instrument in writing
under seal purporting TO be the last viii
ana testament Of Carisa @. H. de. late Of
Castleton, in said district. deceased. hav-
Ing Deen this day presented to said Court
FOR Probate, and duly filed in the Regis
ter's office:
. Therefore, Ii is ordered. that All per
sons interested in the estate OF said de-
ceased, be notified TO appear before SAID
Court, at the Probate Office in CastIeton,
IN said district. on the 2sth day OF DC
tober, \. ID. 1872. by publication OF
this order, three weeks successively
previous thereto, IN the Rutland HER
AID newspaper printed at Rutland
in the county Of Rutland, TO show cause,
II any they may have, why said instru-
ment in writing should not be proved
and allowed. as the last win and tes-
lament OF the said deceased.
HENRY L. CLARK
4EW1W Register,
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PENNSYLVANIA $1,000 RE-
PUBLICAN MAJORITY.
OHIO FIFTEEN THOUSAND
MAJORITY.
GENERAL BLICAN
GAINS.
Pennsylvania Elections.

PITTsBURG, Oct. 3.
Returns from Allegheny county gives
Hartranft lilo majority Fifty-seven
districts are yet to be heard from, which
will probably increase his majority.
Negley, Republican, is returned to
Congress from the cpd district
McJunken, Republican, is elected in
the 23d district. The Republicans gain
Congressman in the Oath district.
" Moore, Republican, is elected over
Clelland, Democrat.
New YORK, Oct. 8.
A Philadelphia special says the Re
publicans gain Congressman in the Sixth
and Twenty-first districts, one State Sen
ator and two Legislators in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.
Montgomery county estimates give
Buckalew one hundred majority. The
Evening Telegraph says the Congress
sional delegation will be twenty-three
Republicans and four Democrats, Re
publicans being elected in the 9th, 10th,
18th, 18th, Goth, 21st and Gath precincts.
-' ..-. CINCINNATI, Oct. 8.
A Philadelphia special tothe CONNER
cial says that nearly all the returns from
the State received at Republican head
quarters make Hartranft's majority 81
coo, The Republicans gain seven MEM
.Iers of Congress and lose one in Luzern
district ......... ..F ..... .ra 'n
The Republicans have a majority of
the constitutional convention and 60
members of the Assembly against 40
Democrats. The Senate stands II Re-
publicans and 10 Democrats, but if
Mackaly is elected in Clarion district the
Republicans will have 49,
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Stabbing ARRAY.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 9.
About three o'clock this morning,
during heated political discussion be-
tween J.. Milton Turner, "colored" Z. S.
Minister to Liberia, and George w.
Meddy, another prominant colored man
OF this city, the latter stabbed Turner
with pen-knife in the breast, inficting
a wound which it is thought will prove
fatal. Turner was moved to his resi-
dence, and medical aid called.
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~ .... DISTRICT OF FAIRHAvEN, IS.
The Probate Court for the District Of
Rutland. To al persons interested in
the estate OF Ameline j. Meacham, late CT
Benson, in said District, deceased.
~. s.H GREETING.
By the authority OF the State OF Yer
mont, you are hereby notified TO appear
before the said Probate Court. at the Pro-
bate Office in Castleton, in said district. on
the 2Sth day Of Oct, A. d. 1872, to show
cause, If any you have, why the ac-
count of Julius @. Norton, administrator
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. .st
Dated at CastleJon, in said district, this
9Th day of Oct, A. D 1872.
D. #.f..t H.. .s.. HENRY L CLARK,
4l:W3W Register.
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NEiwoV Stems.

II, n { f.il
nj. 49,. .,', ,,,., ,oa,, - +oIo n moro
ovtorsive tobacco ,7ising. an exchange
wants 70 know ,,how long it will be be-
for. s,ddon dostrnciIo. win come ON the
r,orl.ore Of inionitv
r, 5,.,,...-. :, ..., ...,o,. ...,t,.r.
til NJ I o'l F &c., ~ ,', ',o,,ood IN R,t
w., %nsI T., l'''9 o i,l.a pa ,,,aa,,at;o, :.
l"Iu' 70 49,. ~" ''''''N''' '''''' '''''''''
''s
/ ne DoSL"u Dodtu u / i"'1 L9S''''S
that II Is important that the eI'nonI
Central be Kept Ia the hands "i Par'IeS
favorable TO Boston,
The fire companies Of Brattleboro
and West Brattleboro are to attend the
HremenS muster at Orange, Mass on
the goth.
"Wednesday was the anniversary of
the Chicago fire.
The Havana cigar-makers have
struck. Bad for smokers.
Grand Republican demonstrations
throughout the country are in order
about these days.
We call attention to the ADVERTISE
ment in another column of J. Z. Hun
toon, Ten Horses for Sale" .'.'.
"A subscriber of the COURIER, from
Whitehall, telegraphed to the editor Of
that paper, yesterday, asking him if the
C6&1fer rooster would appear in its next
issue, rs he had promised.
Have you heard from Pennsylvania?
was frequent enquiry made yesterday
by Republicans OF their Greeley friends.
DR.. E. A. Pond is away from home
on visit to friends in North Carolina.
Hon. George Nichols, Secretary of
State, has selected for clerk for the pres
ent session, Mr.. Charles Fl. Lane, Corn
wall, and George W. Grandey, Jr., of
1ergennes, as messenger in his office.
Pay your smaii bills. Every dollar
you mus SGT III iito'ioi' may pay "l nun
oieu petoto uisn'' anu LeL@I1s conle O7Gh
W yo4 49, :, l'' =. -i =; ~, Tvs D ,
el'-' 1919 ~, 49,. oou .i,,.o aftas 49, sa~
a small hill till the hours wasted in COL
Ioctirr e. toxic off tbo ,,rotit that il ro,,ra-
sents.
--Prospect street has been extended
tbroBgh from Madison street to Stropg's
avenue-a great improvement to that
part of the village. and one appreciated
bv the public.
Hopkins St., running from Strongs
avenue so Main street, is being widened
and worked by the selectmen.
C, ~ o ,,t Is oulloihg t so0 C nouso
Ou Nhurcn street. "PiosIte tlle NolBle-
gational church. .-.---
The Baxter Rank buildinm goes M
rapidly. 1t will be one of the very finesl
h,,;ll,rrs in Varmopt and q credit 10
Gen. Baxter. the builder. and also TO the
v;llooo - 3d.
'l'ase OF Rutland
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Weather Report.
SIGNAL STATION,


WASHINGTON, Oct. 9. s. p. m.
Weather synopsis for the past twenty
four hours: The barometer has rapidly
risen in the northwest, with clear
weather and cold, brisk and high north
erly to westerly winds, extending
through the Upper Mississippi Valley in
diminishing force, and over the upper
Lakes, Illinois and Michigan. Northerly
to easterly winds, and partially cloudy
weather prevails in the Gulf and South
Atlantic States, with rain on the
Western Gulf. Southerly to westerly
winds, with diminishing pressure and
clear weather prevails on the lower
lakes, and thence over the Middle and
New England States.