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captain W lillian Parsons ct al. W. SchOou-
or MonadnOck, her cargo, freight. etc-So

captain William Parsons ct al. W. SchOOu-
or MonadnOck, her cargo, freight. etc.-SO.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Il District of Lousiana.-In obedience to an ad.
miraity warrant to me directed in the above
session. - f
THESCHOONER MONADNOCK, her cargo, freight.
etc, now hoeled by Captain William Parsons ct AL
for the causes set forth in the libel now pending in
the District Court of the United States.
And do hereby cite and admOnish the owner or
owners thereof and all and every person persons
terest IN or to the same, to be and appear at Dis
trlet Court of the United States for the district
aforesaid, to be holden at the city of New Or.
leans, on Che frat Monday OF November to show
cause, It any they have or can, why the said
s-ssel Aonadnock, cargo, freight, c., should lot
ibelants $3.50 "
United states Marsha's Office New OrIeans
eighth day of October, 1873.
% 3. B. PACKARD
oeo q % no- United states Maraha.
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Rev. DR.. TAYLOR, of the Coliseum Place
Baptist Church, New Orleans, has been
called to the charge of the Warburtou Ave-
nue Church, Yonkers, New York.
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An Irshnan who tasted the ounce il his
apple tart, exclaimed, How delicious An
apple tart would be whicA was AZ made OF
ounces"
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LEGAL NOTICES,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN TRE MATTER OF a. n srEaRsc4r RANK
--fupt.
In Bankruptcy-NO. 1l...

WHEREAS, Fl. n SlBBRECHT, OF NEW Or
w leans. and District aforesaid duly declared
bankrupt under the act of Congress Of Marrh2
1857 has this day fled in said Court a petition
PRAYING Tor q discharge and certificate thereof
said act. rA' '''o '''''
Notice is therefore given to all cred TORS who
pave proved their debts, and to all Other persons
In interest that the Sc ven ee,,th day NJ NoInber
TO- al i! a NJ is assigned for the hearing OF the
same; and that they may then and there attend
the said petition should not be granted. and firher
notice Is gwen. that the bankrupt will under 20 an
examination before Register Kellogg or the four.
his Office, CEstomhouse building.
oHgR once New Orleans. October H. 1879.
e'io 81 nOZ K LOEW D,-f,utv riprk
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SUBSCRIBE FOR AND ADVERTISE IN

SOARDS' 1S14t
SsW ORLEANS CITY DIRECTORY.
Containing STREET GUIDE from offc,s. ..rv.y.
with all the late changes adopted BY Council Sep.
TEMPER ~; also. all the new strests, giving the
cross streets and numbers at corners to each street
making u very valuable AZ arsferenee. and worth
the price Of the Directory alones
The above publication will be seady TO, aes.ery
BY JANUARY ]. 1874
Completeness and Reliability Guaranteed.
ocla L. sOARDs & Co, Publishers.
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script from the books of the company.
. CHARLES BRIGGS. President
J. =. &ou1. Secretary. -
STATE OF ioUIsIAsA,I
Parish Of Orleans, city of New Orleans
sworn to and subscribed before me this twenty
fifth day OF March 1873.
p CHARLES CCvELL1EE.
Notary Public, No. 40 Grayier street
The Board Of Trustees have resolved to pay sI4
PER CENT interest on the outstanding certificates
of scrip on and aftet MONDAY. May u, 1873. said
scrip to be then converted into capital stock, -
per amended charter Of the company,
'v' CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
ANT. CARRIERE, Vice Pgesidsut
J. P. ROCK. Secretary.
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d. NJ. Dibble and family and Rev. Ed
ward T. Hooker. of New Orleans. were
.hoteling in ST. Louis on Wednesday.
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To THE M1nIBER. OF THE BAR.

CLEREs OPECE, THIRD DISTRICT OoURr)
Parish of Orleans
New Osleans October g. 49,
1INHk MEMBERS OF TIKI BAR, INTERESTED N
i eases pending before this court are hereby
informed that the calling of cases for the npyt
Term OF court Will take place on SAPGRDAI the
eighteenth day OF October, 1873 at II A. NJ
All p.rtles interested requested to be present
IN order that their cases might be placed upon che
trial docket
BY order of the Court
oc3 I'd CHARLES A. BAOrIF Clerk
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Our acknowledgements are due Messcs.
Williams. Ruperti j. Co. agents y: tie
Hamburg American Packet Company. 5or
= ate Hamburg papers.
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The Variety Dramatic Club give :heiY en-.
.tertainment this evening at the Varieties
Theatre 20. the benefit o; the Shreveport
sufferers.
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HOWARD RELIEF FUND.

The Treasures OF Che Howard Association g..
knoved.es the receipt Of The following sums. in
all 81 the Shreveport sufferers:
Through the Louisiana National Bank from
the Mayor Of the city of Baltimore for
shreveport sufferers. $3.50
Through Captain G. (. Ree,ieT, from the Steam.
boar Captsins Association OF New Orleans IS
By .ands of A. Vandegritf. from Mrs L. =,
BY hands OF A. j. VandegriH, from Mr. I. s.
49, NAoi irc. ~
L. l. ROBERTSON. Treasurer.
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'NOTARIES.

!. upwo IL ~ nov 81 2 20 ''"''e'N~'
A. = = - iN--,- u ~ 10 s7Ul' y ..Y..
notary PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONERS or DEEDS
n omce No. ~ Commercial Place. ..-,
~ oA~.-.TJF3 - 7-T---is 7s,T1A1m- u 9Er1a
Passports procured with di.na.ch a. ,ro-,.
attention xivep to OIL. " .od
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REDEMPTION OF CITY BONDS.

Fl - T-- DEPARTMENT FINANCE
New Or cans, October IL, 1873. :
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER AND
IN pursuance of the acts of the Legislature ofhs
bonds of 1871, the commissioners Of The said debt
VIII receive proposals until WEDNESDAY the
twelfth Of November proximo, at twelve o'clock
TOT the sale TO the city of thirty thousand dollars
ten per eeLt bonds, issue of 1871 to be re
by law ~ = w.
The bids viii he indorsed Proposals FOX sale Of
tea per cent bonds. aud Addressed to the under
Tue commissioners shall have the right of re
BY order of the Board of Commissioners Of the
cohsnuuated debt. LOUIS SCHNEIDER
oci< VI Administrator of Finance
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zss.uQ EE1QI 1A.[ ,..G NOTICES
PROPOSALS FORPJANx - :.

- y ~'A .. A 70 = On FLANK SIDRw.
r 81 Dsrlxr.E.,, 6
view Orleans, Octohh.. ,.hss,
q tALHD PROPOSALS. WILL M. u. III
- az TINS of1ce until twelve O cIoa,a Cligh
20. 1873, for CONSTRUCTING \ NAM LUCK 0~
slower eide Of Hhrdid1 al Let frSn S..IleSaks
stree. street according to spsciAcstion. . ~ q
bids. g'-r-F - > = e Buy 70 fejjees5Se
All psstisss nakiasI prs,o.,. .,
are required to deposit with the xi,tais Con-
finance, as evidence Of their inrsptiasi nnlssse
the adJualcatlon, the amount Of Ak Gs@s
the contract. VI ialure IA
< Bidders T.. whom the contract ii.
shail have their deposits returned II ~ Avn
day the al Indication Is made. =" then@
s 70 ss ndosssd Proposal.
JAMES LEWIS, Admin.
IMPAIRMENT OF IxpRor,.
New Orleans, October IS i, ~
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BR ppcn, W
~ this office until twelve o'clocI " isED
20 1873. for constructing plank sideu ~ Octo.
sides of Seventh street, from St. Dav;ds xsosst
the ONCE of the City Surveyor. % g.
The city reserves the right to reiec.
bids. N'0'' any ",
All parties making proposals. for hi,
are required to deposit with the Admits. Coat
Finance - evidence OF their intention r. IA
the adiudic alton, the smount of 81 wS; asd.
BE- forfeited to the city in case OF failura u
the contract. 'uie ias
Bidders to whom the contract ia M.
shall have their deposits returned to than as "a
day adjudication is made. 'uo@ % 1
sidewalk on Seventh street" "' pS
Ocl6 I'd JAMES LEWIS Adr.;-..
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Elected February II, 1873.
Charies Briggs. Thomas Il. Hum.
ant. Carriere, Chm. Honold.
george A. Fosdick. D. Janison.
brug1er, z. s. Howard,
r. anderson. Felix Larue.
A. Frerchs. Aug. Behn
george v. Dunbar. Edward Toby.
=. r. stockmeyer. Wash. Mortonc
henry J. Vose, William Knox.
\. Aarqueze, ". s. Bailey, s
. onaries Weishsaf, J. B. Livsudais, =.
O"A. heconrt, 11. Atwood Violet, H'A d..
1A4Krank willfamt. "A. K. Miller so nu.'Ai.
hA Charles LATTE Edward ,Norobv fdO 81
70 CRudsIph sR4s Z IA. Lum.a f-"laido a.
1--WE. Bfaef, stsh s,las weet. 's rd 10
% blAes sa8eorxs ". Hvnsonh Sg--'v s.-..,.s0.
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NOTICE TO THE HOLDRRS or C0N
MERCIAL BANK BONDS,

DEPARTMENT OF fIsAycal
City Hall, New Orleans, September 20, 1sII 7
ON DEMAND, THE CITY WILL PAY A SECOND
" installment of thirty three and one third pf
cent to the holders of the above bonds.
After the twentieth of October ne Ut interes. will
only be allowed on the remaining unpaid balsly
OF thirty-three aud one third per cent
LOUIS SCHNEIDER
se-J I'm Administrator of France
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4. L. ROBERTSON. Treasurer.
Yaaua Ootohorl po-p nn)n y. -

FREDERICkSON i HARTE. I
Canal Steeef... l34
TOURO BUILDINGS.
Have n stsre a full supply OF Drugs. MRDI
C!SEs. MINERAL WATERS. GLASSWARE.
LEECHES. SURGICAL INSTRr.
oc.s tap MRNTs, PERFUMERY, ETC.
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Ne" okhAANs MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
0nes Corner of Camp and canal strsees.
Capital: ...................... $500 OD 10
Assets December 81. 1872. 75s All "a
ENSURES Fire. Marine and River Risks divid,us
the profits separately on each department to the
insured.
For the accom- mediation Of ,ta cus,omors The
company will make marine josses payable IN
london.
J. v. HIsexs Secretary.
81 --- ..r.
rs. Directorp. r.-
George Orauhart NJ Payrn
=. 1, pngazon Placide Forsta,is
=. ". baocock, Aug. Reichard
I. Sailly blanchard 3. Miltenbergef.
a; ccnreioer ". B. Schmidt
tharl0s LahtfA. Tuvaa faIglN
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FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR aha PARISH %
ORLEANS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-06-19

many of the facts connected with the
history. of this daring episode in our bis
tory, indicated the name and fame ot
Allon, Warner and their Green Noun
tain Boys, and proved, to demonstra-
ton, that Allen stock TiconderOga" and
Warner sstook Crown Point" The mar
ration is couched in plain and simple,
yet eloquent, forcible and vigorous Ian
guage, and has fascination and charm
in its pure English and flowing style that
will command the attention of the read
er and enforce the facts stated upon the
mind. The s'dress" of the work is as
complete and perfect as the address it
self Printed upon heavy white paper,
with new type and perfect mechanical
execution, the whole is credit to the
publishers & Co.-the State and
the country. 1t is a satisfaction to know
that Vermonters can send out such per-
feet specimens of Typography, and it is
a matter of Just pride to Rutland that she
hes in hermidst an establishment capable
of doing such work
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-06-19

THE OREGON SENATOR.

The west seems to be peculiarly I'M
fortunate in her choice of United States
Senators. Having just disposed of
Caldwell, Pomeroy and Harlan, Kansas
and Iowa take back seats and Oregon
comes to the front Honorable John
Nipple MITCHELL" the millionaire of the
Pacific coast, and the representative of
the sovereign State of Oregon in the
Senate of. the United States is non
existent. In his stead appears 'John
Mitchell Nipple, who consoles himself
with the fact that his election is un-
doubtedly legal, he being the man for
whom the votes were cast and intended.
AS long as he remained an obscure and
poor OregOnian, no one knew .,or cared
who he was or where he came from, but
when he had amassed wealth and
achieved greatness rif the position of
Senator can, now, be so called-his
origin, name and fame became public
property Twelvey years ago, according to
his own statement, he left Pennsylvania,
"Hipple" and entered Oregon, Mitchell"
His departure and change of name was
to rid himself of distasteful wife as he
says, but as his wife says to, also, rid
himself of pressing debts. He attained
the one purpose and has since paid the
other. No one in Oregon, or probably
elsewhere, knew that he was sailing I'M
der false colors, until his deserted wife
made the discovery and published it to
the world Mitchell or Nipple hastens
to defend himself in the newspapers,
c. aiming that his change of name ''was
. an indiscreet, ill-advised and injudicious
"act great bluhder and foolish mis-
take, " that it twas violation of the
" conventionalities of life, for which he
"would gladly atone by life's labors,
but that after all it was not sin contra
vention of any public law, This may
all be true as matter of law and fact,
and his claim tC a seat in the United
States Senate is, probably, unquestion-
able, but is it not humiliting to think of
the seats of Clay, Webster, Calhoun,
Sumner, Collamer, Foot and others being
occupied by nameless adventurers Well
may we pause and ask to what are we
coming? The others were bad enough,
but when Oregon sends us Senator who
deserted his wife and fled to parts I'M
known, changing his name to escape de
lection, it is a little too much. -.
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At four and quarter p. M, the act
of incorporation-by the, Vermont Leg
isIature,-of the Congregational State
Convention, was brought before the SEES
sion and discussed.
The following committees were ap-
pointed: t.@.5 .....-e ..-.'s =.
Committee. on .Reyisiop-7Revs- DIR.
Walker, J. Chandler and G. G. Ferris.
Committee on Nominations-Reys. w,
F. Herrick, L. Tenney and Fl. f.
Leavitt.e =. s.' r. j>".s-. .
The. question discussed on Tuesday
evening was, "The Roman Catholic
Question, in its practical aspects, in this
State, mot its political" aspects.
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RUTLAND COUNTY BAR.
RUrLASD, VT, April 18th, 1873.

.. RUTLAsD, VT, April 9th, 1873.
DIR. S. W. sMYTH:
MY DEAR SIR,-I desire to return vow
my personal thanks, as well to testify in
dividualIy to your professional skill, gen
tlemanly bearing and kindly interest In
the sick room. can, of course, only speak
particularly in reference to your treat
ment of diseases of the eye. What wish
to speak of particularly, and thank YOU
personally for is the treatment of my little
daughter Louise, for a scrofulous disease
of the eyes. That the trouble originated
from scrofula-probabIy inherited-there
is, and think can be, no doubt. Some six
or eight physicians had seen and pre-
scrbedfor her, but without permanent
benefit. These physicians were eminent
and justly so-fn their profession, and re-
sided in the cityof New York, Brooklyn
Rutland and elsewhere. Louise is, or was
when you first visited her-about six
weeks ago-some two years and six months
of age. She was totally devoid Of sight
and the eyelids so badly swollen, that il
was impossible to open them, even for an
examination. may as well confess here,
that, although had become somewhatse &C
quainted with you personally and by rep
utation, had not much, If any, hoI es OF
confidence In your successful treatment.
The result has, however, proved other
wise, and the cure is complete. Her sight
is now as good as that of any person, and
her eyes are perfect. II was almost hope
less case, but your skill has effected CON-
plete cure and, ss I believe, removed the
cause. Under the circumstances, in jus
tice to myself, and in acknowledgment Of
your unttrtDg, persevering and kindly at
tentions and professional skill, 1 cannot
do less than return you my most heartfelt
thanks, bear witness TO your professional
requirements and skill, and make you this
personal Acknowledgements. .
Very truly yours, &c,
CHAUNCY X. WILLIAMS
5. W. SMITH, NJ. D., Rutland, Vt.
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Castles i'm Spain.

The endless annals of mans deception
of woman SO generally involve an effect
of contrasting righteousness. and. inca
pacity for the same deliberately artful
practice on the part of the latter that the
maintenance. of anything like a Just
judgment OF human nature, without re-
gard to sex, in the popular mind requires
some notice of the many cases in which
the gentler half of creation is shown to
be as adroit in misleading the other half
as the most exacting rule of compensa-
ton could demand Before the Green
WITCH Police Court, London, the other
day, there was masculine defendant
who told and .substantiated such a story
of deception at the hands of the feminine,
complainant that many of his hearers
must have found their supposable chiv-
alrous prepossessions greatly shaken
thereby-a tall, military-looking man,
much after the pattern of Mr.. George
in "Bleak House." an ex-soldier too,
with a pension of So a week from the
army. He testified that in 1871, while
he was supplementing his martial pit
, lance by employment in some humble
capacity at the Oxford Music Hall, his
acquaintance was sought with much i'm
pllN"tlCh VI IA obCiy eiiI lOIudHbIC pre-
objection by foreign appearing Young
lady, signing the profuse name of
Beatrice VERONA Elizabeth Miller
Pearce. Informing him by note that
she was an heiress to an aunt who had
lately died in Spain and bequeathed to.
her properties in that country, China,
and Scotland, she added the soft con-
fession that she had seen and admired
him, of tho M,4cio Hall a,J
" availed herself of the prerogative of
her superior social station to make
known to him his good fortune and
throw herself upon his honor. Having
heard of adventures like this Detailing
noted actors and tenarS, the ex-trooper,i !,
whose name is Davis, responded hunably /
and gratefully Thence ensued q rl5-
lnadIic interview, during which the fairtl
sentlmentalist exhibited certain parch-
ment documents apparently representing
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DYSPEPSIA

SYMPTOMS-Wa of appetite, rising OF
food ana wind from the stomach, acldlty
of the stomach, heart burn, dryness and
Wilderness of the tongue in the morning,
sense of distension fin the stomach and
bowels sometimes rumbling and pain
costiyeness, which is occasionally inter
rupted by diarrhGa: paleness of the urine.
The mouth is clammy, or has sour or bit
ter taste other frequent symptoms are
waterbrash. paIpitation ofthe heart, head
ache and disorders of the senses, as see
ing double, etc. There is general debility,
languor, and aversion to motion; dejec-
ton of the spirits, disturbed sleep, and
frightftll dreams.
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LETTER FROM
REV. H. +. AUSTIN
Pastor OF the NJ. Z. Church,
. RUTLAND, VT,


DIR. ). w SAIYTH:
DEAR sIR,-For the past hfteen years, 1
have been sorely troubled with Catarrh,
causing partial deafness in my left carat
times being unable to hear at all with that
ear, and also producing a bronchial irri-
tation and .hoarseness so great at times
that could only speak with the greatest
effort. Much of the time have been SO
afflicted with hacking coTgh, that have
seriously contemplated abandoning the
work of the ministry. When 1 have ap-
piled for help to my family physicians in
different places, they almost invariably.
said, in substance, Your catarrh is chron-
ic, and your hoarseness, too, and it cannot
be permanently benefited, and I don't
want TO do anything with It." Last No
vember, es IS well known to my congregs-
ton, was obliged for time, by reason
of my hoarseness, to desist from public
speaking-at times not being able to speak
above a whisper. During that month
put myself under your care. 1 soon found
relief, much to my qualification and en-
couragement. Having received such sig
nal benefit by your professional treatment
during the past few months, feel 1t a
pleasure to state these facts and acknowl-
edge my obligations to you. / believe that
am permanently benefited by your skill
full treatment. l have not been SO free
from coughing and hoarseness any winter
for the past ten years, as during the past
winter, and up TO the present time. Re
commencing all Others similarly afflicted
TO you, ..... s..
remain yours truly, 70
II. +. AUSTIN.
Rutland, VT, April 18th, 1873.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
~ RUTLAND. SIS.
..... WARREN II. SMITH. In


JOSEPH DoUGHERTY and Others Gerry.
| Wherers, Warren II. Smith of Rutland
in said county, has entered in said court
has bill in chancery against Joseph Dough-
erty and others: setting forth that in and
previous to October, 1861, said Dougherty
was indebted to said orator and others, in
large amount, and on said day he yolun-
tar1ly conveyed all his real estate situate
IN Rutland, aforesaid, to his wife, Ellen
Dougherty, for the purpose of avoiding
mas debts then owing nom him to divers
parties, including said orator; that at the
January Term, Rutland Supreme Court,
1863, SAID orator recovered a Judgment and
took his execution against said ,JoseDh
Dougherty, and that on the 9th JuIv 1855
levied the same to the amount of S25s So
on the following described premises, stu
ate IN Rutland, on the East side of Main
street, and being Is rods of land on the
south part of the Hannah Cole premises.
so called, heretofore conveyed to said Jo .
seph that said premises have never been
redeemed from said levy that subsec,nenf
10 the year 1861, said Dougherty m6de vat
r1ous conYeyances of said. premi seS n, va,
llons parties. to wit: To James Everson.
and by said Everson to John and EIlanI II
Hines, and by said Hines to III r. Mon
ghan, James Hall and said Hall subse-
quently mortgaged his interest in said
premises TO Ormond A. Clark that snh
sequently said Monaghan erected . horse
on part OF said premises, and that ,Gobp
Bard, sylvester s. Chase, Joseph s. Fair
banks, James Fitzgerald GEORGE a 80
and Orrin L. Cross, filed their psecbsn 49,
hens under the statute on said pre1T1ites
Ana praying that said oonveyance3 Inv,
said Joseph to said Ellen, so far as relates
70 the land set on as aforesaid TO tho ora
Tor may be held invalid and inoperatiye.
ana that the orator may have his said
IeYy confirmed to him. and he hold said
premises free and clear of all claims Of any
OF said persons and for further relief.
Inc sald Monaghan, James Hall and q 4
A. Clark being without this State so that
IN OF Complaint cannot be served upon
1T is ORDERED that they be REQUIRED To
appear ON the first day ofthe next stated
Term OF said Court to be held in Rutland
within within and for the County of Rutland
aforesaid, on the second Tuesday of Sen
TEMPER, A. u. 1878, and make answer TO said
PHI, bY publishing the substance of said
nlil, with this order, three weeks success
sively In the Rutland HERALD a newSna
per printed at Rutland aforesaid. fha Iee+
OF winch shall be at least twenty devs NJ
of said court. s"io Term
. p "a ed at Rutland, the 18th DAP of June.
Apd day thegapfis given, etc. ,.s
Z w "a eiAENRY II. SMITH. Clerk,
n4hhEN ii. sHITH, Sorr., Pro Sc. DIVA
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Out of Town Notes.
CAsTLEToN.

! We wish to correct ar error that
crept into the ''Rum Fellow" rote that
appeared in THE HERALD, Tuesday
morning, giving a description of the
the chap that was full of Rutland rum,
as he appeared in our streets ashort time
since He is not q Castleton man, as
reported, but to the contrary, he halls
from the romantic and rural town of
Hubbardton. We don't propose to faith
err any more such specimens of human
ity than Justly belongs to our classic
town. But fellow went ON bender
from here to Fairhaven, with a livery
team, on Monday night, and the result
of. the rum raid was a general smash up
and grand generalization of man and
horse flesh