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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-03-27
PRFPAREn nN-

DIR. ii. S. FLINT & Co.
At their Great Medical Depot. l9J &ls7
Broad Street. Providence, r. J.
Sold ut wholesale and retail by. p
Wing, Rutland. mchl3cod&wJul
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.

George B. Perry, of North Adams,
Mass, and others, have purchased 5000
Cakes Ames, for coaling purposes.
About six years ago a man having a
wife and seven children, the oldest not
fourteen years of age, left North Pow
nal, and, about the same time a young
woman of questionable character ''mys-
teriously" disappeared. He returned re-
Gently as poor as another prodigal we
read of, and now proposes to resume his
family relations.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-03-27

Miner billiard asked what "etc. IN
the item of ''Printing, ETC." stood Tor.
Mr.. Haven stated, generally, that he
had not the accounts with him, but the
vouchers were at the Office, but the item
was for printing catalogues, cards, die
tionary, etc.
Henry Clark, in reply to a further
question from Mr.. Hilliard, said that
music was first introduced into Rutland
schools by a direct vote of the district.
Harley C. futile said that the matter
of music or any other study was, by the
laws of Vermont, entirely in the control
of the trustees.
On motion, the report of the trustees
was accepted.
Walter C. Landon then presented and
read the
pFpORT OF THE TREASURER.
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DIR. GEO. FL. FOX.

Residence, No. Cottage Street. once in
DR.. Lewis Drug store, Rutland, Vt.
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JOHNNY CLEM-Among the many no.
table persons at the inauguration of
President Grant was John L. Glen of
the twenty-fourth United States infant
ry, who reached here few days since
from his regiment at Fort Brown, Tex
as, in order to place in the National
Asylum an invalid soldier. Lieutenant
Glenn has national reputation, and is
written down in Crank Moore's Re-
bellion Record, and in 'Lossing's His
tory of the Civil Conflict in America, :"
as ''Little Johnny Glen, the Drummer
Boy of Chickamauga, at which battle
he laid aside his drum and assumed the
musket the entire day. During the re-
tirement of the Union army from the
field he then performed g1lerre dc mart
upon a Colonel of a Texan regiment who
had ridden up with drawn sword de
handing his surrender, by suddenly
swinging up his musket from an order
arms and emptying the saddle of his as
sallant This daringact of one 50 yonng
sent his name flying through the coun-
Try. lie afterwards had his little horse
killed under him, and was wounded in
the shoulder at the same time, at Allan
Ia whilst delivering a dispatch from
Major General Thomas to General Lo-
gan. He entered the army in Nav. 1861.
before he aoaS ten gears Of age, as a drum
mer boy, and served with distinction to
the end of the war, during which time
he was present at Shiloh, and at nearly
every other battle in which the army Of
the Cumberland was engaged. He is tbe
youngest officer ever Commissioners -
the United States Army, and LossinG'e
History speaks of him as the Youngest
person, of whom we have any account
that ever bore arms in battle either in
this country or Europe: and his militia
ny record is matter of history upon
files in the War Department. Consid- |
erlng his years. he is without a peer.
either IN the old world or in the new |
Washington Star.
HEALTH AND TALENT. 1t is no exao-
geratlon to say that health is large in
gredient in what the world calls talent
A man without ID may be giant in in
tellect, but his deeds will be the deeds of
a dwarf. On the contrary, let him have
a quick circulation, a good digestion. the
bulk, theWs, and sinews of a man. and
the alaerity, and unthinking confidence
inspired by these, and, though having
but a thimblefull of brains, he will either
blunder upon success or set failure at de-
lance. 1t is true, especially in this
country, that the number of centaurs in
every community-of men in whom he
roic lntellects are allied with bodily
constitutions as tough as those of horses
small; that. in general, man has
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-03-27

School for the year ending March 10,
1873:
roonbars, WAGES. S9,473 81
Prof. AIietZke's salary, oVV ~
Janitors' services, % % e ea
Fuel, 80 ne
:, j1 ~ tToodst9oiI ay. house II 80
hePails On Croen street. house, 81 SO
o W. sfraet honse. Al 90
School street house, lou ~
:. High and intermediate 90 70
r,...,,,., a+lQ,as sc 1856 "a
Insurance, 1SS m
1llGIesC;, e,,,,;I;as II, district 90 GA
Making tax bill, S0
EXPENSES of examining committee, oo
s12,655 rs
.,,,,4 ottawa oho+ad 1897 70
LIABILITIES OF DISTRICT.
Note on bank, S33'oe0 M
Orders outstanding, l'Hoo w
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annual Meeting of Rutland Grad'
ed school District.

The legal voters in the Rutland GPao-
ed School District in the village OF nut
land, assembled in annual meeting III
the High School building, Tuesday even en-
ING March 25th, 1878, at 7.3O O'CLOCK
and were called to order by the moder-
ator, Wheelock G. Veazey..
s. w. RoweH, clerk, read the warning
for the meeting and the record OF the
proceedings of the last annual meeting.
John B. Page was elected moderator
for the year ensuing and Sidney W.
Rowell, clerk.
Joel NJ. Haven, of the board OF trus-
tees, presented the following
REPORT OF TRUSTEES
Of the expenses of Rutland Gradee
School for the year ending March 10
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A YER's HAIR vIGOR,

FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR
To IT'S NATURAL VITALITY AND CoLop
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-03-15
OBITUARY.

On thu 48th Of February, 1873,
The great antagonist Of life took
from our midst and his happy home.
Clarence Paisley, a bright promising
boy Of five year, u taDR. & !. =.
lie was the JOY and pride Of his
family, yet their loving arms could
not bind HIM to earth. His little
heart was too pure for this aagitious
world, and hence it winged its fight
on high 70 the Paradise Of God,
where be will await the coming Of
loved ones who now mourn his loss.
Yes, God summoned little Clarence
and n6 more shxlf his clear ringing
voice greet our ears, yet We know
that his sweet spititi s bat another
Jewel in the crown of our Savior.
Then parents, weep no more 70,
YOUR darlide Ind 1perssete clsnd
which the Burning mafRsof grie
depict upon your brow, for Ne d no
lotto yoo, bdssimply vanished inv
that Blessed Cline to Join the anself'
oand, who will safely guide Jcl
through the 4dsFk saReylo of dsash
/. where your saul shall tremble in II
echo Of farewell TO the vicissitude
i of this life to repcse forever i
Hsaseu.a 80 41sN
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MARRIED..
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Beyond the Mississippi.

Thousands have already gone, and thousands
more are turning their eyes towards new homes
in the fertile West. To those going to Nilsson.
n, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, Wyo-
ming, Nevada, 0rego IN or California, we re-
commend a cheap, SAFE, quick and direc, route,
via st. Louis, over th, Missouri Pacific Rail-
road, which runs To- ine Day Cosches End
Pullman sieepers from 81. Louis 10 principal
points in the West without change. We believe
that the Missouri Pacific Railroad has the best
track and the finest and safest equipment Of
any line west Of the Mississippi, and It's oonnec-
tions with roads further West are prompt aud
reliable. The Texas connection Of this road Is
now completed, and passengers are offered a
frst-cl.ss, all-reii route from 81. Louis 10 Texas,
either over the Missouri, Kansas and TEXAS R,
R., via Sedslia, or over the Atlantic and Pa
eifc r. r., via Yinita, For maps, tims tables,
information as to rates, routes, etc, we refer
our readers TO J. +. Thompson, Southern Pas-
senger Agent, Chattanooga, Tenn, or +. A.
Ford, General Passenger Agent, St Louis, No.
Questions will be cheerfully and promptly an-
swered.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-03-15

A project is on foot among nu-
merous New York ladies for forming
an insurance company having only
women for officers, agents and poll
cy.heldsrs. The wives Of eminent
merchants aud fnansiers, several
well known literary ladies, and some
Of the foremost names in general So
ciety are ALREADY on the hstotthose
deeply interested. The have MT
Etured their pIaasIeith-eare, and a
circular Sill be issued inviting the
cooperation OF women throughout
the country, aud subscriptions to the
capital stock OF "mixed" company,
but one in which all the profits, be-
You'd legal interest on the capital,
are to be returned to the policy
holders. By employing women as
agents and clerks, and allowing LOW
commissions, not to exceed five pei
cent, they expect to make large
savings above any company now
1 existing. r A''.t t'i''
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New ENTERPRISE.

Alessrs N. j. Wicks s Son have
ened an Iron Store at 38 Madison
feet Memphis Tenn, for the sale
all kind Of manufacturing IRON
nltheir rolling mill on Welfa
|r. Parties desiring any kind Of
b, Flatbar, Horse Shoe, Heavy
nd, Light Band, Round aud
bare, oyab Sheet, Plate, Hoops,
II rod Roa should give these
bhenSssSh aasaif. Thex are South
gentlemen and deserve the good
and patronage of this section
1--WE h0bS wif receive 1t. eWghR
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The proceedings Of the Board Of
Education will be found elsewhere.

Z Circuit Court meets on the fourth
Monday in this month, the 24th
inst, but one more week and apart
Of another for bringing suits in this
court, We have, beretofOrs called
attention to the fsct that al
contracts, notes, bills OF exchange
or obligations of any kind, except
for land, lnade and executed % or
before the third day Of April 1867,
WIN IL barred BY the statute Of Ii
imitation and parties cannot recov-
or OH such instruments, if the Ii
imitation Is pleaded, unless suit i
commenced prior 70 the third day o
April next.
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The Emporium Of Fashion.

- I14lAA' ~ "ss-N'I 'fc |
All the world bows down to fash
~, Men aud women alike arsthe|
esarlss That bow at this shrine With
Pindoo. assst;onJ 1Sace We san't
lAangs this law of nature, We must
bake the best Of IT. .vThsfefore, 10
MH dressed issfigM ind proper,
pan .hsesssssy for our ladies,
Pho are more particular in fashions,
rfOIttolqpsenporipm 'whers
Pc law Of fashion is we'll known and
hasht.:.s Apprsciasipg iiIiss Mrs. NJ,
Hunters Emporium Of Fashion,
Main street, Memphis, Tenn,
y tecun1s-tt1eres Ut the !adies
ss6assieSHsFpbeptfIlsa.w in
Eplsndid goods Of all descriptions
|and where every attrsctioK ID touad
the latest styles. Mrs. Hunter i
WeN A. 3pd-Fsll fS,tS'f'
ne millinery business, and keepsth.
anest stock of ladies' good con
ksAMI
.ailyan hsaasoin thss city, 81
al'o has a larsestock Of dressed hat
aaa''trimmings for the wholssal
''ae' and invites merchants, to Ga
a'u examine the stock
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mar lou
s.v wholesale notion House.

Oar Bluff city merchants are
out this season in the
bolssals trade. We are again call
: upon to notice the opening OF a
w house in the new notion house
knight & Coble, SO Union Street
b stairs). These gentlemen have
pew and complete stock of goods
kich they are prepared to offer TO
merchants upoa terms that will
favorably with eastern
brkets. Mr.. knight Is an old citi-
! and merchant Of Memphis. We
I ont miefahants toIexamine their
ck and see what inducements
ky will offer.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-03-15

we pubhsh in this issue the ad-
vertisement Of the Jackson Pilot.
While we do not agree with the
Pilot ip politics, yet that is no rea-
son that we should not appreciate
the paper for what it is worth in
Journalism. Without desire to com
plment, We are lead to say that
the publishers Of the Pilot issue the
largest and best printed weekly in
the State, and is conducted with
marked editorial ability, and with
the exception of an occasional i'll
tempered.thrust, has been disposed to
treat the press of the Staten a liber-
al generous manner. Their daily
issued during the session of the Leg
isture is a highly readable paper. +.
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EMIGRATION TURNING.
Cheap Farms In Southwest Missouri

The Atlapcic and Pacific Railsoad Company
offers ] ,2o0,600acres of land IN Central and
South vest Missouri, at from So to $I2 per acre,
on seven years time, with free transportation
from st. Louis to all purchasers. Climate, soil,
timber, mineral wealth, schools, churches and
la~w-abiding society invite emigrants from all
points 10 fhis land of fruits and flowers. For
particulars address. A, Tuck, Land Commits
sionst, St. Louis, AO: A65UAKB
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-03-15

The Rev. Mr.. Goodsell, of New
Albany, as interviewed Mrs. Ly-
dia Sherman, aud says she seems to
have been bora without any moral
sense of right or wrong. Who is to
blame then? His explanation is as
hard to understand as Mrs. Sher-
mans conduct,
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Boots ana Shoes.

The staunch old firm Of Goodbar
/ Gillland, Wholesale dealers in
boots and shoes, Memphis, have not
Beer behind their neighbors -irp
.psrisg for ths spring trade, an !, are
ready with large stock OF select
goods to supply the trade with their
branded goods, made bytheir special
oyasr attihe Nassachee:ssm anrfac-
tories, and from The trials given
these goods by our merchants prove
beyond doubt their excellence. Capt
ESchley formerly Of the Worsham
House is with this firm and is one o
the best boot and shoe statesmen ii
the city. 3H
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It will DO seen from a card else
here that our esteemed friend and
inner townsman Colonel 5, G.
%Pepcer, has located in Pueblo Col
fao, and IN that flpurishing town
= flung his "shingle" to the breeze,
b catch dame fortunes golden
BIZ. and We cannot doubt that
va be successful in winning
auOra, lame and fortune among the
ople With whom he has cast hi
H. M An u
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The Brandon Republican suggests
that when a eolored individual 10
mentioned, the first letter OF his
name should be pu, in italics, thus
avoiding the inevitable "col." in
brackets. We like the suggestion,
though it makes John Smith look
as if he had started out on a spree
and then concluded he wouldn't.
This from the Lexington Adver-
tiser. $50 " T.
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Attention Justices Of the Peace.

Attention Justices OF the Peace.
Itwill BE seen by reference to the
law published III this issue that JUS
tees Of the Pesce are required to
appear onlths second day of each
term Of the Circuit Court and.producs
'their dockets for examination before
the Grand Jury. A heavy fine
will be assessed unless they appear
as required BY law and our county
Justices will hearken unite our
warning to be sursa and be present.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-03-15

Hr. Burke, Superintendent of the
Ia T. Railroad has kindly made
bange 10 the schedule, whereby
south bound evening train pas
here at 5 O'clock, stops fifteen
butcs for dinner, Us formerly.
Is is no more than an act of JUS
to Capt. Richards, as he has a
tract with the road that all pas
bger traiais shall stop at his hotel
teen minutes for meals.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-03-15

List of Grand Jurors for March
Term, 1873, Circuit Court, Pamela
County, Mississippi: tr
Hugh MeGehee, Orange Brunt,
Moses Hill, "A. G. Fox, John 0.
Askew, Hannibal Hunt, Jack Holt,
Fl. IL. Parnell, G. w. Nickle, Joseph
Boyles colored, US, Burnett, Wash
ington Littleton, o. M. Crozier, W.
W. Elliott, Baker Middleton, Joseph
Simmons, Ass !. Tucker Lang
ston Hurt, L, ID. Houston and E. S.
Walton.
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ElDiyine Services

There will be divine service al
court Rodse. ao-horros at II
lock AM. and 8 O'Clock and 2
Jock P. NJ, BY Elder,T. W. caskey
khe Christian Church. lie will
b hold divine service at 7 o'clock
N. every evening during the
h. ia n va
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Dsmgrss sra Aduaos, pvbliahsd
At Wissna, hs' The ie.le FihEa fte .
ryra ihis satatl
We saiios hat ~. sompsny has
besH mss az . new departure from
he Old s~tefsolSfe Pea ~ slfcas and
msnagcr'e The Grand MeaAgerls.
eohslsiiag u twsniy~tx essss of
WI ahihtaish sthfbitef frpt Tire
pAa n tIsis paluif - sxhbftioa Q
g. fglIows The hfrs fsas ssntsih.
ing Tie sHimsls V opened 10 the
public without charge, everybody
beng pdmalsd. Tbs-s sshisx 10
visit The Masan aad nBpedfoms
tents can DO so BY purchasing a
ticket which admits 10 both tents.
In the Museum 10 seen . monster
Rhinoceros, an animal which has
often been advertised, bas failed 10
appear. This show positively has
ons. There will also be 9 9 IN the
museum ten thousand ~euriosities,
ancient and modern, animate and
inaAinste, prominent among which
are ,he Automaton Bell Ringers, the
Dying Zouave, the Sleeping Beauty,
etc, In the circus department par
ticulsr attention has been pad to the
selection of only irst-class artists
whose merits are too well known to
need comment. We hope to sec a
large crowd in Winona on the day
of exhibition.
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Az, ous desiriag to rent a house
Eth four comfortable dwelling
anna. ,wo Kitchen rooms, smoke
...s. stable &C., IN Sardis, will
Ease call on j. A. Polk.
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Rev. Z. w. Henderson will hold
divine servics at the Baptist church
in this place, tomorrow Sunday,
at II o'clock O. m.
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TN@sNaaA@%aHHFNH@a
Do not be discouraged. II you have dys-
pepsia or any disease of the liver, there ia a
long life Of happiness before you; If you only
ule SIMMONS LivER REGULATOR
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fN1skH dgf sas The ssil
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80 f~sfsralts hgula. asiaF
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sashsf 10 Ne bfssA.tastsi. ed ~
eotdalpa n ssii s.fs'i lsiae asss
pYg, % ~ pqla sIsssH,~
~ ~ tlAifn hssihr sdsp-.tlsa e
iMsa So BIB siss u The street
81 il's zane time. fssuiis1 IN an -
e'4sni 10 sitsmplinE 10 strsails q
lafss deep fsi. vera % The street..
that wns sllsi ~iih msa u least
three feet assP. . missasp pIssEsd
Ains iato ths 81 baek~sssis. cover
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~ ssl e'mpssseS ~ md s''spf
h's hseS sna hesa, 10 VaIh our
''''zs" 'F'sa '" shlfica's h'H1'elf'
Ou' u was . . go lie was stuck
nara a"a i'''' one Of cur deputy
'as1ns' nj Jaws and q friend
''a,As a'ong' and seeing good
DOSING IA, 90 the ground e'nclu-
asa ne w'ul" PICK u up, and as he
'hs haf, . voice came up from
asPshs OF Inc mud asking In
''oken hag''sh ior TIE bslp Of a
na"d TO ease a hs'sheor out Of a
'lgh' a'ihcuI'y. The help was
'"sn, ana 'ne poor fellow dawn
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MfSSfssfPFf bffTf, LbFhffU HsTbUsi
JACKSON, Mss, March 8, 1873.
To TIE Ediors or The Plot Y

To tie daorsof the Pa&:l u
The Mississippi State Lunatic
Asylum will soon be crowded to its
utmost capacity 4 and even beyond
the limits on d judieious sanitary
regulation. You will confer II favor
upon those interested, By announcing
in your paper, that Chancellors,
Sheriffs, and the friends OF insane
throughout-the State. vail save the
trouble and expense Of transporting
patients to the Asylum, by CORES.
bonding with the Superintendent
before starting from home. A!
heretofore, patients Will be admitted
kinI The order Of their appheation
State papers will please coy.
Very respectfully ". 1u
Your obedient servant.
(1i aaa he Whitman Mi GoMPToS, .
Superintendent.
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President Theirs is said to be in a
dangerous condition He Is grow.
ing very weak. His principal all
ment is sleeplessness.
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~ EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
Beware Of Counterfeits.


MI Pass Them Arosnd.
n Y. God Psepls u sa,dis. y, any
ODE Nan M{l
We would respectfully announce
that having associated ourselves to-
.gether- for the purpose d. extending
our business as photographers, we
are now prepared to execute in & 0
style al work in our line, such as
Photographs, Ferroty psssh Gems
Also, cleansing, repairing, copying
and enlarging old pictures. Do not
delay, While you are trying to
|dsciae, that old fellow With the
scyths is stealing away all your good
looks. Remember time, tide and
Photographers wait for no man. We
will not remain in Sardis longer than
till the LIST of April, when we lea We
to L ill appointments elsewhere.
Work hours from 8 a. M. to 4 p. m.
Respectfully,
y sal GREENLAw l. DARLINGTON.
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JARRATT-TANNER-Ou February 10.
1879. at he fsideres Of v " Bai per. Esq
BY the Rev. :. Jackson, M. Henry y Jarrett
and Miss Julia y TAnner both Of Marshall
County Mississippi.
SCALLON-PERRY-On the 9th inst, at
Sr. n at the residence Of The brides father
by the Rev G. B. Young, Mr. T d Seallen
aud Miss Fannie Perry, all Of this county.
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