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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-09

Mr.. WALToN's ADDRESS AT TIKI
MOUTH The "Weakly-Daily" concern
around the corner, has succeeded in find
ing and has pointed out ons Topographic
cal error in our publication of the ad-
dress Of Mr. Walton. We have, in the
HERALD efflce, copy of the Gl0be's
print of this address, with corrections
made by MIR. Walton himself, and there
are not less than fifty or one hundred er-
rors noted-some of them outrageous
errors, whole sentences being omitted,
all to the disgust of the acknowledgement
er While we are upon this subject,
we would ask our cotemporary, why
they did not carry out their agreement
with Mr.. Walton, when he handed an
editor of that paper his manuscript, on
Thursday that they would at once put
it In type and send slips of it 10 the
HERALD office? But such is the jour
nalistic honor of that sheet. We had
rather waited a week for it than to have
been guilty of breaking faith with Mr..
Walton in this manner. Why did not
the Globe publish the interesting letters
from prominent gentlemen, read during
the exercises at Tinmouth, and published
by us on Saturday morning We would
cheerfully given them copy of them
had they applied at our office.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-09

PARIS, Oct. B.
In the Bazaine court martial to-day
the reading of Reyieres' report was con-
tinued. Revieres proceeds to show that
the means of communication between
Metz and Paris were ample. Bazaine's
refusal to combine his forces with the
other armies in the field was criminal.
The marshal is accused of pursuing per-
sonal policy by which the enemy profit
ed. There is evidence that he even re-
fused to assist in the efforts made to
provision Metz Bazaine's inaction is at
tributed partially to hesitation caused by
the news from Sedan and Paris, and
partially to his secret negotiations with
the enemy. Whatever government
there was in France, he should have
fought for it, instead of listening to the
overtures of the enemy, receiving their
agent, Regnier and plotting for the res
toration of the empire.
He only thought of maintaining the
army in good condition to play the po-
litical part he designed. Had Bazaine
done his duty by taking his army into
the interior of France, leaving Metz to
defend herself, with a garrison which
could subsist on the resources of the sur
rounding country, Metz would have held
out until an armistice, and Lorraine
would never have been coded.
M. Reyieres continues ga foreign war
was not enough. ..Our unhappy country
was condemned to the horrors of civil
war, and what did Marshal Bazaine do
then? He united with the enemy to
overthrow the government of his coun-
try"
The report condei. the Marshal for
failing to destroy the material of war
left at Metz, while he was careful to de-
stroy all correspondence which might
compromise himself for frequently re-
ceiving in person German officers, and
generally for manifesting undue haste to
capitulate to the enemy.
The reading of the report was not con-
cluded at the adjournment of the court.
The hearing of the remainder, together
with other documents touching BaZaines
arrangement of the artillery and COM
missariat at Metz, will probably occupy
the entire week, and the examination of
witnesses will not begin until Monday
/ next. -.-.r ... ..
The German government at first re-
| fused to allow subpenas for witnesses to
be served in Alsace and Lorraine, but
special negotiations have overcome lis
/ objections. -.
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The yellow Fever i'm Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. =.
A heavy frost occurred here last night
and there are indications of another to-
night, though to-day greater number
of new cases of yellow fever have been
developed than on any one day hereto
fore. There are about six hundred cases
under treatment in the infected district.
There were forty-two interments to-day
of persons who died from yellow fever,
and twelve interments of persons who
died from other diseases. Among the
former was Father Carey of the Domin-
can priesthood.
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Dedicatfen of "A Soldiers aRSn-
- xhleRf. ~ - -
LOWELL, Mass.

g. g "a 81. =, . L0WELI,' MASS, .Oet., q. D.
The dedication of soldiers monu=
memt at Billerica, took place this after
noon, and was participated in by Posts
a.. A. r.. Billericaca and Rowell, Chelms-
ford Heights cavalry and citizens. The
president of the day was Lieut.. Gov:
Talbot. An Grafton was delivered by
. Col. r. e.. Conwell of Boston, and adj
dresses were made by Gov, Washburn,
Hon. E. r.: Hoar, Ex-Goy. Stearns, of
New Hamshire, a Billerica boy, Oliver
Warner, and others. The monument is
of granite, thirty feet high, and sur
mounted by the figure of soldier at pa
rade rest, and the names of all of Bile
rica's fallen soldiers, twenty in number,
are ON the monument. The design and
finish were much admired. ~. t..,..s5
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Removal of the Remains of Gen.
RaxvIins.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.
President Grant and members of the
Cabinet, Gen. Sherman, Gen. Babcock,
a brother of the late General John A.
Rawlins, and several personal friends,
we're present at the Congressional Gene
terry this afternoon, assisting in the
transfer of the remains of the late Gen.
Rawlins from the vault ia which they
have reposed since the day OF his funeral
to a grave, in the same cemetery, pre-
pared for their reception.
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Tha Cennec,,cnt capitaI.
U..,n,,,,,o.n ~ Oct

z ~ $3.50. IIAItIN OHII, ~, w. -
The official returns on the capital am
mendments have been received by the
Evening Post from the town clerks of
all the towns in the state, showing the
following result Total vote in the
state 81, 64s; in favor of making Hart
ford sole capital, 36,7S9, opposed 3d.
$50. Majority in favor of ammend-
ment, $3.50. 81 4
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THE VERMONT STATEsMAN.-The first
number of 1.-THE Vermont Statesman, y
new series, (weekly edition. will be is
sued January LIST, 1874. Specimen cop
les on application to
CHARLES PoMERoY Burton,
sep15d&w3m Burlington, Vt.
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Rapid Consumption is often the pen
atty of trifiing with a severe cough; but
no such catastrophe can oecurif Hale's
Honey of Horehound and Tar is taken
before the disorganization of the lungs
has commenced. Take time by the
forelock and you are safe. Crittenton's,
9th Avenue. Sold by all Druggists.
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Slre in Toronto.
ToPoyro, Ont,

.r-... <-s.st ToR0NTo, Ont, Oct. s.
A fire this morning On the Esplanade
destroyed Walker, Poole 81 Co.. engine
and boiler works, Leake's wharf, and
Irwin 8 Co.'S engine shop. A number
of sehooner's lying at Leake's wharf
were somewhat damaged. The loss is
heavy. i.-s,..,....t.
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DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE, FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers his dwelling
house and lot for sale, situated south
east of the railroad depot in the village
OF Fairhaven, Vt. For terms and par
ticulars apply to
WIN. G.. KTTTREDGE.
Sept. 30, 1873. d&w3m
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aeu Establishments.
SNAIL FARM FOR SALE.

"A -
A small Farm, two miles northeast of
Rutland, consisting of TX acres of land,
for sale. On the place is q dwelling house
wood house-shed and barn. twenty
five young and thirty fruit trees, al gratis.
Well watered, a trout stream running
across the premises. Would give imme-
date possession. Selling hay now cut and
stored in the barn. ...-.'
s1S- Terms reasonable.
Tx -'.-..- THOMAS A. CHENEY.
Rutland, Oct. s, 1873. .,.... 4lw3w
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Murder.

flt7if..r. .te CIEcHSATI, Oct. 8.
Henry Aznrant, a respectable young
man, was shot and killed last evening by
Sam Williams, a gambler, The cause of
the shooting was the refusal of Azrnant
to recognize Williams on the street.
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Relief for memphis.

BosroN, Oct. 6.
The committee of Memphis merchants
residing in this city acknowledge contri-
buttons amounting to over five thousand
dollars, for the relief of the yellow fever
sufferers in Memphis. ...... ..s- .--
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-09

ADVICE FOR EVERYBODY THAT CosTs
NOBODY. ANYTHING.-Lotions and cos
rnetics make a superficial coating on the
skin, give an artificial color easily seen.
but aresvilclv destructive of the color,
texture and pliability of the skin itself.
Wrinkled, haggard and prematurely old
looking, exactly describe the appearance
Of those who habitually paint their
faces. If you would have the clear,
transparent, healthy and soft tinted com
plexion which nature gives. free from
pimples, tan, freckles, or all other dis
agreements, use Hand Sapolio- the most
effective and fragrant toilet soap ever
manufactured Sold by all dealers a.
10 and Is cents a cake.
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A HIGH SCHOOL.
RATIoNs FoR MEMPHIS.

In pursuance of an order from the
Washington commissary of subsistence,
the department of the south shipped five
thousand rations to Memphis for the re-
lies of the yellow fever sufferers last
night, and five thousand more will be
shipped to-day.
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\. Y. stock and Money markeI.


Money continued high after the close.
the rate being = premium. There j. an
improved feeling in bank circles and
greenbacks are more plentiful. but held a
x@l4 premium for certified checks.
Foreign Exchange Is duh aud lower on
account OF heavy exports.
Gold carrying rates 3ld l-32 per cent
C1earirgs S22,I5O 600.
Treasury disbursements $4,000.
Customs receipts S34S 600
stocks are alternately weak and strong.
Large business In NandcrDilts. Rock
Island. wabash and Pacific Mail Fuctiia-
lions are wide and frequent. The market
Is steady in tone. but lower than at the
opening. The Western annual report
shows gross earnings of S9,63j.l0S. net -.
757 .qj2. The New York. It. Louis and
Cincinnati ranks determine to resume
currency payment as soon as New horh
banks will set the example.
Gold closed at 90 G9&-
Governments are dull and lower.
Money ranged at gold, : premium.
state bonds duh ana nominal.
Stocks are rather weak and feverish-
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DUTCH BULBS DUTCH BULBS (!
Fifty Hardy Flowering Bulbs mailed
to applicants, enclosing $500 A des-
criptiye price list of Bulbs, free.
VIM. III. SPooNRR,
39.w6wl No. 4, Beacon St, Boston.
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.TATE OF VERMONT,

-. .sSIs DISTRICT OF RUTLAND, S.. 1.
The Probate Court for. the District of
Rutland. To all persons Interested in
the estate of William Maughan, late OF
Rdtiand, in said district, deceased.
F-.F h.-ss 80 zssa..ea#.-r GREETING:
By the authority of the State of Yer
mont, YOU are hereby notified to appear
before said Probate Court. at the Probate
Office in Rutland, in said District, on the
4th day of November, a. d. 1873 to show
cause, if any you. have why the ac-
count Of Franklin Billings, adIninistratoF
of the estate of said deceased. should
not be allowed. and also why the
residue of said estate. should not be dis
tributed to the parties entitled thereto;
Dated at Rutland, In said district. this
18th day of October, A. d. 1873, 80
Iw3 THOMAS G. ROBBINS, Register.
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Serious Accident.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 8.
The draw bridge at the foot of Light
street was carried away by schooner
last night, and John B. Winsett, a well
known citizen, who was standing on the
bridge, was fatally injured.
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Heavy Frost.

NEW YORK, Oct. 8.
A Little Rock, Ark, dispatch says
there was heavy frost throughout that
section Monday night
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TOR SALE.

One buggy wagon, one Sleigh, and the
household goods belonging to the estate
of William Canton. are offered at private
sale for three weeks. For prices and terms
apply to Charles Teasdale, at oliver Mar
BILE Works, West street, Rutland. 9
III. w. DAVIS, Administrator.
Rutland, Oct. 8, 1873. td&w2w
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The Meta safe.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. :.
The yacht Meta arrived off Egg Har-
Dor, n. j., last night, all safe and well
She will start for New York to-day, if
possible.
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For Thursday, throughout the Allan
tic and Eastern Gulf States. light winds,
mostly northwest, with clear weather
For Northwest, falling barometer, south
erly winds, cloudy and threatening
weather. For Ohio Valley, southwest
erly winds, rising temperature and clear
or partly cloudy weather.
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Larga Fire

.s CINCIHSATI, Oct. 8.
A fire here to-day destroyed square
of buildings consisting of about forty
small houses. Loss $50,
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LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES.

The auction sale OF the premises of
John Callahan, at North Wallingford,
will occur on Thursday, October 23d,
instead of the 25th, as enormously an
nounced by handbills.
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Fell n Victim

SHREVEPORT, La, Oct. s.
Alfred SaviIle of the Western Union
telegraph office, who volunteered to
come here from Memphis, died last
night.
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EfoHn Washington.
HELP FOR THE YELLOW FEVER SUFFER-
UPS

HELP FOR THE YELLOW FEVER sUFFER-
WAsHINGToN, Oct. s.
All the Jewish Organizations in Wash
ingtOn and Georgetown have taken
measures to aid the sufferers by yellow
fever at Memphis. Contributions thus
far have been liberal.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FSEITIC5.
Republicans and Conservatives having
put their respective candidates for the
house of delegates for the District of
Columbia legislative assembly in the field
the temperance men also nominated a
ticket in opposition to such of the can
ddates on other tickets as they cannot
support. The German-American citi-
zens at public meeting last night de-
clared against supporting any candidate
who pledged himself to adhere to the
pernicious cause of so-called temper
ance, and invite all COMMUNICATIONS
to attend a mass meeting TO take such
steps in the premises as win best sub
serve their ends.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-09

WHAT Is VEGETINE Pit is a com
pound extracted from barks, roots and
herbs. 1t is Natures Remedy.
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Cattle Sheep iShotes VIs IFtHogs
Last nls week week 95is I ISl $50 iS sso
One year ago $40 1856 l5J 30 1920
PRICES,
Beef per 100 lbs on total weight of hide,
tallow and dressed meats, extra, $500
Sl0.25; first quality, SS.50G9.00; second
quality, S650GSS.O0; third quality, $500
1918. a few choice single pairs, $40; some
OF the poorest, bulls, ETC., $40
Western cattle, live weight, choice steers,
best, 6AGe4c; good, 797Ac; fair to good,
6kG7kc; light, 5EG6kc. slim 46g6c.
Working oxen. S75GS2J0. Handy steers,
S75GSlOO, or much according TO their val
ne as beef. s. of on last quotations for
Miich cows and calves, from $50 to $50;
extra, from $50 to SO; farrow and dry
cows, from SO to S35.
YearIings, S7.J0@sls; two year olds, sl2@
SIS; three year olds, S25@S45.
sheep per lib. live VT, 24g1c-; extra
5HG6Zc-
sheep and lambs, perhe in lots, sl.s5
Spring lambs, 9&@I5Kc per Id.
Fat Hogs per H., % GJ5sc, per I'D. live vi.
Shotes, wholesale, none.
Pelts S200as2,25 each.
Veal calves. S4Gl2.
Hides, tallow and skins Brighton hides,
exc per Id; country hides, Csc; Brighton
tallow. 6@6kc; coyQtry tallow, &c.
Sheared sheep sk9ils, 20G30c each; lamb
skins, sl.009S2.5O; calf skins, l6GIsc per Id.
Dairy calf skins, 75cgsl. Lamb skins,
81 each-shorn, SOC. PeIts, q, 55asl, IS each.
Poultry-extTa, Ice per ID; prime I5k6
I5Kc; good, l5al5kc; medium,H 9l4zc;
| poor TO medium. lac.
REMARKS:
The tone Of the cattle market has i'm
proved from the fact that supplies are
/ lighter, and the weather concluded to be
cooler. Western steers selling at ! &c live
weight; best northern oxen at lOZc dress
| weight, or hard on TO &c higher on dress
! ed weight. At WATERFOWL the offerings
| were all northern; butchers bought with
/ greater freedom. Prices of lever grades
are "A shade firmer. but not much different
1 from last week. y. Long sold a pair OF
| twin cattle. years Old the best IN the
| market, fed by n. w. Handy. of eastern
| New York. weighed after being driven u
/ miles. 4430 lbs J. :. Frye sold oxen at
| from lCGI0&c dress weight HOughtOn a
/ wilcox sold q steers at &c dress weight
! to dress from TO 3 cwt. each; ii steers al
| cents.
The sheep and lamb trade has improved
! ! cent a pound since last market. sales
/ noticed at &C per ID. The call was more
/ particularly for best focks. There were
| several loads sent in tle latter part OF last
| week, by request. Hastings Gilbert sold
/ ll5 lambs. averaging - lbs. at 81. George
| Mooney sold 40 lambs, averaging q lbs
at sc.
! There was Il OF much call Tor mich cows
| store cattle sc ling it'll bet little life.
Poultry moving at l2&cGI5c per TO-
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Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute.
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FROM DRUGGISTS.

There is no case of Dyspepsia that
Green's August Flower will not cure.
Come to IL Drug Store of Francis Fem
81 Co. and Geo. E. Graves, Rutland, VT,
wholesale and retail agents, and inquire
about it. If you suffer from Costive-
nees, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, In
digestion, Liver Complaint, or derange-
ment of the system, try it. Two or
three doses will relieve you.
Boschee's German Syrup is now sold
in every town and city in the United
States. We have not less than three
hundred letters from Druggists, saying
it is the best medicine they ever sold for
Consumption, Throat or Lung disease
Sample bottles of both free of charge.
REGULAR size rs cents. 40w9mOs
Discretion is the better part of val
or, but all are not discreet. When at
tackled by diseases of the kidneys or uri-
nary organs, take the great diuretic,
Heimbold's Buchu 1t is warranted.
Beware Of worthless limitations, The
genuine may be known by the private
proprietary stamp of II. T. Helmbold,
on each bottle. John F. Henry, New
Y, sole agent.
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From Neyy York.

NEW York, Oct. s,
ARRIVED.
The America from Bremen and Cana
da from Liverpool.
SPECIE RECEIVED At THE ASSAY OFFICE.
The amount of specie received at the
United States assay office since Monday
is 100000.
THE FINANCIAL SITUATION RAPIDLY M
PROVING.
The Times says, financially, the num-
Der of banks now able to discount for
their mercantile dealers is on the increase.
There is a strong reluctance on the part
of the Wall street banks to return to the
vicious practice of certiications for and
loans on demand to the stock brokers.
1t is generally strongly felt that the pres
ent crisis and its damaging lessons should
be improved to reform the system of do
ing the heavy speculative business of the
stock exchange altogether. The absence
of some new machinery, and the con-
tinued refusal of most of the banks to
certify on stock operations, hurt the
market yesterday, in connection with
the somewhat rapid rise of Monday and
Tuesday, from which the reaction was
not unreasonable.
EVANGELICAL.
This is busy day with the eyangeli-
cal congress, three conferences being
simultaneously in session. All the fore
noon Association Hall was so crowded
that many ladies were compelled to
stand. 1t is understood that various pic
lures will be taken of groups of foreign
delegates. DR.. Prime announced that
owing to the number of meetings being
held it was necessary to appoint addi-
tional vice presidents The following
were selected Morris K. Jessnp New
York j. Courts, Canada ; Gen. Fisk,
ST. Louis .---- Dawson, Canada Rev,
Drs Cox, Patten, Church, Peck and
Hayne, New York, and Rev. DR.. Wilkes,
secretary. The: second section met at
ST. Paul's church, After devotional ex-
ereises Prof. w. Kroft, d. D., of the
university of Bonn, Prussia, read a pa
per on papaI infallibility and old Cath
ohcism. He said the true dogmas of
Catholics are those of universal jnrisdic-
diction and the infallibility of the pope.
LIBERAL COMMENTATORS ACTON
- AN OBSTRUCTION. FROM ROCHESTER,.
The Tribune dispatch says at meet
ing of the Liberal State committee last
night all members except d. D: S,
/ Brown, of Rochester, expressed them
selves in favor of making up q state
| ticket from the nominees of both the
other parties. Brown and all the Ro-
chester delegation desire the endorse
ment of the entire Democratic State
ticket. The convention will probably
carry out the views of the State com:
mittee. 80: ..... z.
BERLIN AGENTS oNTHE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Two agents of Berlin capitalists, dis
patched to this country two years ago te
examine the Pacific railroad, made two
reports, both concurring in the opinion
that for some years after its completion
the company would be unable to pay th'
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From louisville.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Oct. {

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Oct. g.
THE LOUISVILLE EXPOSITION.
The exposition benefit for the Mem
phis and Shreveport sufferers last night
netted $4,000. The exposition will close
on Saturday next.
HIGH SCHOOL.
The first colored high school building
erected in the State of Kentucky was
dedicated yesterday with interesting
ceremonies. The city officials and lead
ing citizens were present and partici-
mated
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OFFICE, PHOENIX MU-
D tual Life Insurance Company, of
Hartford. Conn. AS Broaa Max.. -AlhanN.
EAETION.

- CAUTION. (. 50
Z All persons are hereby cautioned against
paying any money to, or doing aay .busi-
ness whatever with, q. H.. Baecock, of Rut-
land, VT. on account of the Phoenix Mu-
tual Life InsurancetFo. of Hartford, Conn,
as the said sabeock is no longer in the en-
ptoy ofsaid Company, and is largely in
detted 60 this office for premiums collect
edl All parties wilt be duly notified to
whom t % make their Payments.
-e. r-@-. .>4E NV. b. BULL,
<octsd2w &w4& 81. E...s. Manager
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..ivaI and departure OF Trains

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
,,eIlows Falls, LAO 4 1920 q. M. $40
n 1873 PIN.
t7.40 p. IN,
PpooTpInington, tl2.Os p. NJ, ts.2l q 1928 p.
.--.,oyi., +ll.45 a. IN, t4.30 q s.t6 .. IN.
I'm. /. 10 & $50 q. M, tS.40 8 s4.55 y. IA.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
t.,tows Falls, 1880 & t4.sO a. M, 'i2.i"
q. t'p.5fngton, 1.43 4 $40 a. M. |2.So sos
81 iicury. 5O5 2. III.
bennington. t3.n Y +A.3o n. "a. '2.xa p.
W" 800 a. rn.,& 'S.5" \ th.4O a.. iil.
..tI,rp. a. 4 200 IL M 80. g 81" - M
'MAu Train. 'N'"''
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.

For Week ending Tuesday, Oct. Z, 1873.
Reported for The Rutland Herald.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-09

WALLINGFoRD CENrENNIAL-A per-
sops having relics of the past century,
designed for exhibition at the forthcom-
ing centennial, are requested to carry
them in at an early day, and suitable
place will be provided for storing the
same. The committee having this mat
ter in charge are Mrs. L. II. Warner,
Mrs. E. Allen, Mrs Charles Stafford,
Mrs. Oscar Eddy, Mrs. Charles Claghorp,
Miss Cornelia Hulett.