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larELuaEEr.-Hon. Dwight Town
send, in his speech Tuesday night, said,
and reiterated, that he had been In
formed in New York that there were
nut tire Greeley men in Vermont. He
~ the same time animated that he be-
liayed the statement This discloses an
advanced state of Intelligence among his
associates and the Greeley party of New
York. If he or they had read the cur
rent news of the day they would have
ascertained that Vermont sent fire Gree
10y men to Cincinnati, and had six adj
djtional men on the Liberal Republican
state Committee, and that there were
fen Democrats in Vermont that went
for Horace. If, however, he thought
and intended to intimate that all of his
hearers, small as the number was. Tues
day night, were for Greeley, he was
most egregiously mistaken.
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Local RusIness NOTICES.

CARBOHYDRATES purchasing ''White's
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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San FRANCISCO, July l..
The rumored lynching of anti-Chinese
inccndiarics, at Bautas, 10y farmers, after
being rep ortcd in various for days prove
a wholesale canard.
Charles f. Delong, United States
Minister to Japan. sailed on the China,
yesterday.
Spotted Tail, chief of the Sioux Indt-
ans, with twelve or more of his princi-
pal chiefs will arrive in Washington the
latter part of the present week, to settle
with the government questions with re-
gard to a location of agency.
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The Indians.

WASHINGTON, July Il.
Gen. Sheridan, in a letter to the War
Department, says we can never stop the
wild Indians from numbering and steal
ing until we punish Them. If white
man, in this country, commits a murder
we hang him. If he steals horse, we
put him in the penitentiary. If an
Indian commits these crimes, we give
him better fare and more blankets. |
think may with reason say that, under
this policy, the civilization of the wild
Red man viii progress slowly.
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The Agassiz Exploring Party.

NV I VI'TNf y ~ =
Aspinwall advices state that Prof.
Agassiz's exploring party visited there
on the Sd inst. No canal route in Mica
raGua has yet been decided upon. Three
officers of the expedition will remain at
San Juan to continue observations dur
Ing the four months absence Of the
corps, which is TO make observations at
La VIRGIN.
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WHEELING, w. Va, July II.
Heavy showers, this afternoon, did
great damage to property. The grading
of the Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Ken
lucky railroad at the foot of jefferson
street, was badly injured. The streets
were ouerfiowed the greater part of the
day, and some of them are now blocked
with debris.
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From Albany.

ALBANY, July i.
At the afternoon session, in the Tweed
case, a brief from The Corporation coun-
sci Of New York was submitted. Argu-
ments proceeded in the case of Thomas
c. Fields until adjournment.
The official trial of road steamer, on
the Erie canal, was made. to-day, in the
presence of the canal commissioners,
and proved a complete success. The
engine drew three loaded boats at double
the speed of boats drawn by horses.
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REPUBLICAN STATE Committee
Republican State Committee organized
Monday by the choice of Gen. Geo. w.
Grandey, of Vergennes as Chairman,
and DR.. George Nichols, Of Mortified,
as Secretary,
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n. v. stock and Money Market

Money easy at sat per cent.
Sterling exchange dull At l09E@ll0
Gold touched ll4a and closed at Ili "a
Il,A.
Loans fat to four per cent
Clearings S36,0OO,000.
Treasury disbursements s33i,00a.
AmOut engaged for shipment tomorrow
S75O.eOO
The steamer Erin sailed to-day and took
slSS. $50. silver in transit, in addition to
S56S, 900 gold. and s21G 600, silver. per scotia.
Governments strong and \ q . higher.
The Treasury took a million at III 39-lOyM
ia $500.
State bonds duh and steady.
Stocks dull. the only activity being in
Erie which huctuated between 52A and
81 !, in sympathy with lower prices. One
siXty-fOurth was paid for the use OF stock
per day. Pacific Mail and Wabash were
strong and the rest Of the list was steady.
1,I,. 10, q 70 + "a uuotafipus
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Buried Alive.

CLEVELAND. July +.
Two men, named ". Hickey and Jos.
Carlctt, employed, yesterday, in making
and excavation for a gas tank were
buried by the caving Of the Garth and
smothcred.
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Deaths.

SHELDON - In Fairhaven, July 18th,
Capt. Joseph sheldon, aged 10 years.
Funeral to-day lThursd33yl, at p. IN: 49,.
house of Newman Weeks, Mrs. sarah Pat
tee, aged "A years. Burlington papers
please copy.
Maggie r., adopted daughter of john and
sarah j. Cook, aged II years.
MARCHESSAULT-In Rutland, July lG,
Eucharist, wife of Louis ,.archessault,
AIRED 30 wears.
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THE RUTLAND HERALD.
THURSDAY, JULY IS, 1872.

Ebe Herald ~ the only paper in
lbs County of Rutiand, or this Sec
,,oa of Vermont that takes Teie-
.rrIpflicmeVs. The Herald receives
the Associated Press Reports regu-
i:Yiy.
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Weather Report.
SIGNAL STATION, ;
WASHINGTON. July IL
PROBABILITIES.

A rising barometer and northerly
winds and cooler weather, from the
lower lakes westward to Missouri.
Cloudy weather will continue over the
Ohio valley. Southwesterly winds with
more numerous local storms will prevail
in the South Atlantic and Gulf States
West winds with lower temperature and
cloudy weather will prevail from Vir-
ginia to New Jersey. Easterly winds
and cloudy weather will continue on the
New England coast.
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SMarriaQts.

YORK -FLANDERS. In Wallmgford,
July 18th. by Harvey shaw, Esq, Mr.. Eu-
gene \. York to Miss Lucy A. Flanders,
both of WallingfOrd. r.
WLEY-In Middlebury,J July
10th. by Rev. r. S. Cushman, r. c. Flagg of
Andover, Mass, and Matte Rawley of
MiddlebTrY.
HILL-MARSH-In WallingfOrd, July 10,
by Rev. y. Walker, G. +. Hill, ESQ, to Miss
Laura e. Marsh, daughter of w. G. Marsh,
Esq.
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TrEsnAY. LnIr 10 ls-2.
cfinantial.
ESTABLISHED Is0o.

RANDALL II. FOOTE & co,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
20 BROADWAY. \. \.
GOLD. STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT
AND SOLD On COMMISSION.
REFERENCES.-.Jay Cooke 4 Co. y. y.
Mechanics Banking Association. or amy
old Banking House OrCOmmercial Agency
in New York.
y. Pamphlet on WALL STREET
AND IT'S OPERATIONS" furnished free
uEl application. l9wly
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FELT AND COMPOSITION ROOFING.
Materials manufactured By New England
Felt Roofing Co. Boston.
Alse, Lampman's Concrete Pavement.
Patent Sand and Coal Sitter. Rights for
State or territory for sale.
Railroad Bridges whitcwaShed.
Orders by mail VIII receive immediate at
tention. Residence, No Elm street,
Rutland, VT. mayI0d&wly
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The net profits of the Jubilee ball
are understood to be thirty three thous-
and dollars.
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ALL RIGHT. Hon. Dwight Townsend,
who during the war was Democrat of
the straightest sort eve will not quote
what the late Solomon Foote is
reported to have said about
him politically says that every act of
President Lincoln's administration was
right and proper Here is reformation
and truth for you. He further had the
manliness to say that Gen. Grant was,
personally, understandable He was
rather unfortunate in the choice of Sen
ators, to prevent whose reelection was
the great argument in favor of change
of administration. He will discover, on
examination, that Senator Chandler, and
most of the others mentioned, hold over
some years longer
IRISH PoITrICAL UNION.-A meeting
of the Irish citizens of Rutland was held,
last evening, for the purpose of organ
izing an Irish Political Union. The
following officers were nominated and
elected
Prcsidcnt--J. d. Hanrahan.
Vice Presidential. B. Monaghan.
Secretary-Patrick Mcclure.
Treasurer-John Hines.
The next meeting will be held at II.
B. Monaghans Office, Friday evening,
July 10Th, 1872, at 8 O'clock. All Irish
men are invited to attend.
ATTEMPTED SUIoIDE.-Simon F. Fits.
long a resident of Burlington, but for SiN
months past living at Winooski, A.
tempted suicide on Saturday by hanging
in barn. He was cut down, and viii
probably recover He has been lahor-
ing, recently, under great depression Of
spirits.
CAMP MEETING New school
Advcntists will begin their annual camp
meeting at Wilbrabam, August 3D.. to
continue ten days, and the Old School
will begin August 18th, to continue eight
days, including two Sundays. Fares
will be reduced on the railroads to the
same as last year, or about one-third.
Ample accommodations for board will
be furnished
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Arrival and departure OF Tr=im>,
rNAtNs ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
.u.u fellows Falls, LAO Sc 1890 a. IN, 200
i fS.}0 PIN.
burlington, 1925 & +l1.82 a. M, 1880 Y
.II1 p. IN.
l'ort Henry, al 30 a. IN. & 100 p. III.
bennington, rI2.05 p. IN, to.O9 x '0Zo p.
N.
~aratogu, 400 & *ll.45 a. nj. Il 9.05 p. m.
salem, lao q $50 a. M, tS.40 N $3.50 p. IN.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
n..,f.,ws Fails, 1850 Y t4.3O Il. H., I2.l0
.,fingfon, l.43 & t5.35 a. m, "2.lO 81 sos
.nrt Henry, t535 ID. m, 4 sos p. IN.
bennington, t3,5U Il *J.la Il. M, 4 RIO p.
.s.arogs. $50 n t2.0JlS $40 p. IN.
-.ti,Itl. i.4O 4 1900 u M, 100 Z 800 p. IN.
r#ail Train. Mixed
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Wesleyan University.

HARTFORD, CT, July Il.
The Trustees of Wesleyan University,
today, unanimously voted a years leave
of absence to President Cummings, and
he will sail for Europe soon after Com
mencement 1t is probable that Prof
J. NJ. Van Week will perform the du-
ties of the President during his absence
Two new men are to be added to the
board of instruction.
At the annual business meeting Of the
Alumni, to-day, Orange Judd was chosen
President o. T. Winchester. Cores
ponding Secretary, and Prof. c. S Har-
rington, Memorialist.
At a meeting of the Alumni, in Mem
orial Chapel, short speeches were made
by Gen. \. G. Edgerton, of Minnesota:
J. \. Spilton, Consul-General of Mex
leo; DIR. Daniel Curry, of the Christian
Advocate; Rev. James Rogers, of Cali
fornia; Prof. Alexander Winchell, of
Michigan University, and many others.
The regular Commencement exercises
occur on Thursday.
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Business Cards.

JOEL Q. BAKER,
ATTORNEY AID COUNsELLoR AT LAW,
And
SOLICITOR IN CIIANCERY.
Onice, No. ) Morse's Block, opposite Depot
RUTLAND, IT.
Special attention given 10 proceedings IN
Bankruptcy and the trial Of causes in the
State and Federal Courts. fnch5d&w1f
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\
cutie .Sheel Shotes us FYIfocs
L at %ssE 5, KS s5 8 s. 90 90 i ss"S
PRICES,
Beef etc, 4c ID. lower live VT. ON West
era steers. hest unchanged.
Beef per 100 lbs on total weight of hide,
taliow and dressed meats, extra, sl0.0oa
5000; hrst quality. sg,5o.sSl0.O0; second
500.
Western cattie.liye weight. choice steers,
. 71s7eBc: light, 5G6Ac.
Working oxen. s75@s250. Handy steers.
s'oQssloo, or much according to their val
ne as beef.
Mich COWS ard calves, from $40 TO SIS;
extra IfcIh $50 30 500; farrow and dry
cows, nom SO TO $50.
earrings, S1.J09SlS: two wear Dlgs. Spa
s2o; three year Odds, S25G>1a
Fat hogs. , @5Ac per 10.
Shotes retail J8Jc asked.
sheep per ~, live weight, sZ@llc;
sheaTed sheep. 81 0oc per 10.
learilng lambs, IN lots, S44SlO per
Far Hogs per H.. 4&G5c live VT.
Shotes. wholesale, O9 &C. Eetaia 7l9c
Veal calves. S4GlSl0.
Hides. tallOw and Standardization hides,
S1c per Id; country hides. csc: Brighton
tallow, 6ln6Ec; country tallow. 5a5Lc
oheared sheep skins, 20G30c each: lamb
skins, Sl."J.Gs25O; calf skins, 20c per ID.
Dairy calf skins, SI9Sl.25. Lamb skins,
81 each-shOrn. soc.
Poultry lGc per Id: prime I5Ka
BIC; good, l59l5Ec; medium, Il 3 GI44c-
poor to medium. lac.
REMARKS:
OF the whole number of cattle at the
market. 343s are Western. including over
600 Texans. which are sold at 4G5c live.
This grades in competition with the
grass fed cattle OfNew England and dress
Is the market on i'm to fair beef Good,
well fed cattle are in demand with little
change in prices. Although the general
tendency appears to be towards lower
figures the whole mum Der at the market is
large for the season. Best Western strong
~ az C per lD live weight. OF Northern
stock ID Mccarthy sold - grass fed cows
at cGL9c per I'D on total weight of hide tai
low and beef. J Frye sold 4 years old
steers to dress 500 lbs. at Ice. and ? others
at pic per lib dressed. L French q SON
beef COWS for SO Tor both. or &c per H..
oxen. BOO lbs. at , sc live VT swan sold
- beef COWS at SO or % per Id live. NJ L
Shackett sold - extra year Old steers.
raised and fattened by Thomas Field Of
Feriie4urg Vt, TO dress $50 lbs, at l0c per
pound,
Therh are about 400 sheep and lambs
over the northern roads last week and the
large supply fayors the butchers who deem
prices considerably lower. still lambs are
worth from g0llc or SAC So each NearIing
sheep, 7@1c per Do.
Poultry lsc; spring chickens, 2jcents per
pound.
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PETER c. JONES & son,

Dealers in all kinds Of Paper. Also, Agents
for Smith & Peters Printers Card stock.
No. l02 Dev0nshire street Boston.
augSd&wIy.
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From Washington.

WAsHINGTON, July II.
The War department has details Of
the massacree of the Lee family on
Clear Fork, sixteen miles below Fort
Griffin. Texas. The father, mother and
little girl, eight years of age, were
killed by arrows, then scalped and the
bodies left with the arrows sticking in
them. Mrs. Lees ears were cut off.
COrdelia, aged fifteen, Susannah, aged
seventeen, and John Lee, aged six. were
taken prisoners. The commander Of the
post at Fort Griffin has sent scouting
parties after the Indians, but there was
great delay in their starting, owing to a
Hood in the river, and there are but
small hopes of overtaking the murder
ers.
Mr.. Fairfield, attorney, and Mr..
Worcester, Secretary of the New York
Central railroad company, called upon
Assistant Secretary Richardson and
Commissioner Douglas this morning in
relation to the scrip dividend tax.
amounting to nearly half a million Of
dollars. The representative of the com
pany want the department to bring a
suit for the recovery of the money. in
stead of collecting it by summary pro-
cess. They were Informed that the de-
partmcnt could not assent to their pro-
position, but that if they would deposit
United States bonds 10 the amount of
the tax claimed they might bring a suit
against the Collector at Albany, Just as
if the money had been obtained by dis
traint of the company's property and
promising that on the trial the depart
ment would interpose no technical OBJ
lection that the money had not been
raised by distraint, This position of the
department is with view to facilitate
an action in the premises. Representa-
tives of the company will return to New
York without delay and have promised
a response in a few days.
The treasury regulation, of June goth.
concerning the exemption from duty Of
imported material, going into the con-
s.ruction or repair of vessels, will be so
modified as to require the payment of
dHty on hemp and manila, cordage, iron
bars, copper and composition shcating
upon their entry, and when it shall be
shown that such articles have been man
ufactured into materials going into the
construction and repair of American
vessels, the duty paid will be refunded.
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DIR. GEO. H FOX.
b. Y. LAMPMAN

Residence. No. = Cottage Street. once Ia
Dr. Lewis Drug store, Entland, VT.
jauGatf
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NETEOROLOGICAL REPORT
For the week ending July 18th, 1872,
Taken at the state Normal School,
CastlctOn, Vermont.
RoDorfed for the RirlGnd Her0Idl
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STATE OF VERMONT,

y RUTLAND COUNTY.
josiah PECK.
q. In Chanc"ry.
ii. Il. 0RMSBEE e az,
Whereas Josiah Peck of Hampton, New
York, has filed his petition for tOrcrlO~c-
urc in the office of the clerk of said court
of Chancery, against Hosea b. Orm~bpe
and Julia l.. Ormsbce. of Saratoga, \. y.
setting forth that on the 10Th OF Nov, 1859,
said defendants mOrtgagCd to said Peck
county of Rutland, being the same land
Chuel Kelley by deed dated 2lth Feb, loU9,
and conditioned for the payment OF Ger
tain nqtaS therein described, and pray ing
that the equity al redemption OF said de-
PENDANTS in said premises many be fore
closed according to law,
The said defendants being without
TINS state so that said writ cannot be
served upon them,
It il ordered that they be required TO APP
pear on the first day OF the next stated
team OF said Court to be held at Rutland,
WITHIN and for the County of rutland
aforesaid, on the second Tuesday OF sep
TENDER, \. d., 1872, and make answer to said
petition by publishing the Substance
Of said petition with this order,
three WuuEs >uCcesSiVcIy in the IN l.
LAND HERALD. "a newspaper printed at
Rutland, aforesaid. the last Of which shall
he at least twenty days previous TO the
commencement of said term OF said court
Dated at Rutland. the 18th day OF July,
\. ID. 1872.
3DW3 HENRY IL. SMITH. Clerk.
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BOOTS AND SHOES
AT REDUCED PRICES.
car <eyveI Boots, only s. 90
Peggcd & %
Prices reduced on All Custom Work.
Tw. nty per cent. oil on all keady-made
work from the usual price.
Ladies Congress Caters, 81 0rpcr pair.
Lace Serge rs
We are selling very cheap. and our stock
i ~ good as ever was offered FOR sale at
any store in Vermont.
&. kAEI9t ETTF.
Ga~iief0n. Vt.
Iuly lGth. I-71 .dSw2w
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OF STOCK Al MARKET.
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MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED
i ST ATE NANTEIS. CRATES & TENDERS.

An Ian
nlland.S 70 + STRAIT
MARBLE AND MARBLEHED sI.ATECO,
o6Wtfe4 I It.
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For Week Ending Tuesday. July Is, ls72-
RspOrted for The Rutland Herald
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can sell good Seven Octave Rosewood
Piano of durable construction fresh from
the mandatory for
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Atm advertisements.
5NIRLS WANTED.

Thirty good girls can lind steady
and agreeable employment, with good
wages, by applying to
NATIONAL HUTTON CO.,
iyl7d&w3w Easthampton, Mass.
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.


Freights 10 Liverpool very firm.
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cutie Sheep lSh0tss us FfIfoos
This week 2,s9l 5.s36 10 Coo $3.50
Last week BIAS s,2}5 400 40 I0.50O
one year ago 5,osd a,lG6 200 $50 400
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The assortment of

CARPETS, CURTAINS,
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about the sheriff-s hanging me, fur IL,
his duty. The Governor haa reh,se,
to do anything for me. Now, ht
wont be Governor always, aud he
might get into just my Ak. Who
knows? Then who'll have mercy on
him :: Christ says Blessed are the
nercliul, for they shall receive mer-
cy.'"
Then turning to beautiful Maltese
cat that has kept him company for
several months. lie called 1t, swapping
his fingers; "Topsy won't forget me-
'copsy IL my special friend ard com
l,ani0n. / don't know what she will
do when l am go,ie." The statutes OF
lows have been studied much during
his cOniinement, aud he claims that
the law Is weak In several points ~ To
the evidence and trial Of criminals.
II h. said by those who witnessed the
trial. that Stanley received his sem
tence without trenlOr, retaining his
seif-possesrion completely, hiding any
emotion, II there was any. In al the
conversation had with him, failed
70 detect even word that would imii
cate regret for the murder. Every
effort Of his mind seemed directed to
tile vindicatiOn Of his action, not only
to himself but to the world. He may
exhibit emotional feeIi. gs when he
cUines to the gallowa. hut am inclined
10 believe that be will coolly meet his
iN,m. Echo.
NEVADA, April /, 70.