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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-10-22
,r;re and RObbery near MT. Wflline.
We get the following from most relia-
'6le source.

We get the following from most relia-
ble source.
son Su lay the 18th Oct, about half
pas. o'clock, the plantation of Dr.. J.. G..
w. Kennerly was fired in two places, in
opposite directions, and While DR., Ken
nerly and his father, Rev. S. w KEN
nerly were trying to put out the fire, a
negro man entered the house, i'll the
presence of DIR. Kennerly's mother, who
is in helpless condition, and carried off
trunk containing a pocket book and
money, and other articles, belonging to
the Rev. S. w. Kennerly. DR.. Kennerly's
wife who was in the back yard, came in
just in time to see the negro so out of the
- Jm with the trunk on his shoulder
This net of robbery and ineendiarism
was committed by regular hand OF ne
gro thieves. The attempt was made the
night before, and would have been per-
petrated had it not have been for DR.
Kennerly's vigilance during the night
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-10-22

No EXCUSE FOR INAcTIoN.-We hearth
,ly agree with one of our contemporaries
in the upper part of the State. which has
pointedly said to the Conservatives "li
Bou fail to give Greene and Kershaw a
hearing, and don't go to the polls, then
Stop taking about reform and bad repre-
>sentatiues." We think that man who
does not do his best noaO, should forever
hereafter hold MS peace, and will be for
ever hereafter tly held to blame if he
negects the opportunities which tho pres
ent canvass offers 1t is but q poor con;
ISOLATION to whine abost asscs.E,,z, 2 = -
Sley are e. and gone Improve them,
make the most of them while they are
present. Even Radical who. for per-
sonal reasons, supports Mr. Chamberlain,
told US that he had never seen, in the
course OF several years observation OF
things here, such o glorious opening for
the honest and substantial people of the
State to improve its condition, credit and
good name.- -Phenir.'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-10-22
An Edgeficld Man with Miller 8: Bisell.

With Miller & Bisell, the popular and
widely-known Grocers and Commission
Merchants of Augusta. The .Edgefield
man we allude to is Lieut.. 6. II. Burton,
whose range" is from Liberty Hill to
Pine House. a gallant and obliging fell
low is Burton, and what he will not do
for you, no one else certainly will. Read
Miller d. Bisell in this issue.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-10-22
The Anderson Eair.

The Anderson Fair comes off on woa-
nesday, Thursday and Friday of next
week. Our friend Hoyt of the InteHi-
gence,, and Secretary of the Fair Asso-
citation, sends us complimentary tickets,
and writes us one of those Kindly notes
thatkeep up ono's faith in human nature.
Thank You, old fellow-and good luck
RI won't
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-10-22
OBITUA Al:

DIED, at his residence in Langroy,
c., October 2nd, 1874, FRANK T-M
MERNIAN, aged 25 years and 3 days. =
BY his marriage to Miss BARBARY
HowLAND, he was blessed with two
children, the elder daughter, the young
er son, both Of whom preceded the
father, but few weeks, to the Golden
City. This double loss was too severe
for frail nature. The Father felt the
stroke severely, owned the hand Divine,
sought at ONCE, and found the SAVIOUR
precious In the pardon of his sins, telling
the writer he felt that he had made peace
with his God, ahd was anXiously await.
ing an opportunity to Join tho Church
and foll6w his LORD anu-sIastel down
into the watery gtsfTe. But afas the
Father applied lbs Christening rod. Ns,ar
six weeks, typhoid fever; defied the ply:
sicians skill. A few days beit-~-his
death, he sent for the Minister. K :
prayer, the Hymn, "When Ncan /
titles clear to mansions the.aky
sung with the chorus, 80, Eo"Si
Jesus" with full and clear vc
Joined in the singing. At ITS
Ceased to breathe. After q few3''
tho vital powers rallied, and
came the joys of Salvation
soul nllCQ Will 65tpAJt ssitN ~.
beaming with celestial remoti -
us that Jesus had taken hi
arms and carried himlwithin
Pearly Gates of the New,
Said he, sits beauties and
far surpasscs human imagin9
thing the tongue can toll 1y
iy to tell others of Jesus, andm>,
to flee tho wrath to come"
" On Friday morning, October End, he
breathed his last. Sabbath morning,
afterwards, at ten O'clock, the Factory
hell tolled tho death knell, when t,le tne
Sabbath School, and comrades. 70 the
number OF. about 400 forming In process,
sion at hisdoor, followed the remalns =. y
the Langley Cemetery where nan;In the crn@d ln,le
al was preached te to ne Mpepts e its final
restins piao0 ~ w. II,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-10-22
Notice

TNTIL there is unsatisfactory ar
" rangement Of tie lsiness between
the partners-of the l2s I'm Of CHEAT
HAM & TONEY, reety doing bust.
ness at Johnston, G. & A. r. r., I
claim the right, and wiisfsnd tiatright,
to collectall the NOTESid ACCOUNTS
now in my hands. aiSperfectly will
ing for all the Firm Glais.to be applied
to the Just debts Of, II late Firm Of
CHEATHAM Il ToMTssIats I am not
willing for them to hapI5fed to the pri.
vate debts and uses t.9.E. Cheatham.
Those indebted wiplelse settle with
damages. f
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-10-22

: aSouthesszres Is have failed p
serve the replt,sans this time in 0ii.I
4t;s a-cry4etE:-.z-0lf :.sz0lfTI r. r. which mas 30 ottS .
,oeen repeated mat even the old women u
The Western Reserve are no longer frigk[:
;e-ed by it. The Chattanooga Southern,
Republican Convention on ku Klux and
White Leagae atrocities comes too late
Cor the Northern market.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-10-22
$ gone Democratic
majority, a gain
for Ss5y,.t IN


,>t6e entire present vote. me IN
s;fieations are also positive OF the elecuoh
bv t5a democrats of fourteen out OF the
1wsnty congressman, a gain Of seven
members in Ohio alone.
Indiana the result on the State ticket
IL scarcely less gratifying, although we
gain there less of Congressional victo-
ry. N The result, as reported indicates
the election of six Republican to five
democratic congressman.
Shrely these victories are glory enough
sot!fone day, and we confidently look for
ss,rd to seeing them followed up by
Ger and even more signal triumphs in
a. great elections to take place next
eontn.
srho N. Y. Herald declares that the
ssoral of these elections means better
treatment o1fthe South.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-10-22
Mrs. Tweedy, of Augusta.

Tweedy gss,vyd known in East
Georgia and Weat segis carSltnas as
olympeis In New 1---acsa :. s,sssssi5 ~.
many years her M;iiinsss--4--s-,-a------- =.
been considered the very ne Plus Srd of
style and fashion. She sends US her
card shis week. We hope tho ladies' Of
Edgcfield will be alive to it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-10-22
Notice!
OFFICE CLERK or COURT,

OFFICE CLERK OF COURT, 4
Edgefleld G. H, S. c., Oct. 8, 1874. !
SNIOTICE is hereby given that in pur-
IN suance of the directions of the Act
of the General Assembly Of South Caro-
lima, in such case made and provided, an
election will be held ON TUESDAY, the
50 day of NOVEMBER next, at the Isn-
al places of election throughoutthe Conn-
tS of Edgefeld, for CLERK. OF TH e
to serve for tho uneXpired tern,
caused by the death of A.SRanasags,lss ESQ.,,
late Clerk of Court ..ss,sS5. !.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-10-22

sks tae study OF Medicine Z
aftention 10 claims
. famous Medical
IN Augusta-right at
necessity in the
Norma
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-10-22
Notice.

indebted to the late firm
i of CHEATHAM & TONEY, at
Johnston, S. c., are notified not to pay
their ACCOUNTS or NOTES duo said
firm, to any one except the undersigned,
he having assumed the debts OF the late
firm, and all the assets of said firm will
be required in settlement of the same.
All persons are warned not to trade for
any of said Notes aud Accounts. Those
indebted will please settle with the un-
without delay and save costs.
o. Il. .CIIEATHAM.
Oct Ia tf AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-10-22
Items of. the Canvass.

Hon,5Es-P. Reed, of Anderson, has de-
claFed openly for Chamberlain and
Gleaves. In other words, he has un-
worthily seized the opportunity to join
the Radical party. 1t is said his hope is
to get tho Solicitorship in his Circuit.
Gen AfcGnMan writes an excnllent let
ter of acceptance of the nomination to
Congress by the democrats of the Third
Congressional District. In consequence
OF this, the Hon. VIM. Henry Trescott,
Of Pendleton, who some months back
announced himself as an independent
candidate, withdraws from the race
Hoge is the Radical candidate.
Gen. Kershaw is the Conservative can
didate for Congress in the 4th District,
embracing the North West Counties, and
is busy stumping the field. His oppo-
nent is the notorious A. S. Wallace.
DR.. Latimer, of Greenville, we'll
known and very respectable Republican,
has come out in favor of Green and
Delaney.
Gov. Aiken says: 81 have been knocks
ing around the North all summer, and
have just got home to find my rice crop
lost by the accursed malevolence of these
politicians"
The Charleston Daily iS,tn, paper
which was started some three months
back, and has bitterly opposed the Green
movement suspended publication aweek
ago, and was revived on Friday last, un-
der new management. 1t is now in
favor of Green and Delaney.
Blessed is the man that maketh a short
political speech-for he shall obtain
hearers as n reward.
Gen. MCGOWAN, in accepting the nomi-
nation for Congress for the Third district,
declares himself as "a moderate Con-
servative," who has been, lever since
the war, i'll favor Of peace and fraternity
between tho sections, and justice and
kindliness between the races"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-10-22
Public Kotice.

NOTICE is hereby given that an ap-
IN plication will be made tn the Clerk
of the Court of Common PIE 1un-
eral Sessions, in md fol ;le ,,ounty Of
E,s-7T, A., .-.Lh day of November
~ -.-..- 800 tior,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-10-22

j. ~ a y -->@-G
I'D and honest
with the island
weak, and horribly
Congress. Patterson
hlsive face, and spoke
and a stretching out
TX, which reminded
ID Of prey vomiting
gish and amusing,
Respect lightened
sting. They all
+ ;rol;na profound
in order, proceed
sitais out of Green
ThS Sslocsl negro leaders
hung o1. Resolutions to
hberlain Sa Glesves were
the meeting adjoufnelAs AS
zct of thismeeting not being
slsly attended, tits butplain
atthe minds of Che negroes
re- fully made up to vote
!ain in the deadliest-true
insequently they do not care
sbout the country to hear
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-10-22

go Way down to tho ground, his head
is not only level, but the hem of his gar
ments is unsoiled. Remember Pope Il
Co.-and Piorce-and all that-when you
want Clothing. And read them in an
otbar nclurop
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-10-22

Gen. Kershaw is the Conservative can
didate for Congress in the 4th District,
embracing the North West Counties, and
is busy stumping the field. His oppo-
nent is the notorious A. S. Wallace.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-10-22

DIR. Latimer, of Greenville, we'll
known and very respectable Republican,
has come out in favor of Green and
Delaney.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-10-22
Fair Notice.

rsons sindebted to the late firm
- IFFIN. d COBB, by Note or
contracted in 1873, are hereby
that If not settled by the lst No
sr they will be, without discrimi-.
n, placed in the hands of our Atter-3
- for collections. Tho businessr the.
o.d iIrm must be settledupp :;.:!i -. !. =.
,..1'ss- GRIFFIN SsCOBMs
Oct. 20, At A
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-10-22
School and College Text y
Books by all the Standa
Miscellaneous Books .sttt =
RIsuk Roo.s. NIL ST. -,
0GOtice!

indebted to the nntlor-
70 requested to- cali and set
0irthernotice. All Accounts
be placed in tho hands of an
fter: the 1Gtheday OF November
!; CLISBY g. LYNCH.
tt Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-10-22

Gov. Aiken says: 81 have been knocks
ing around the North all summer, and
have just got home to find my rice crop
lost by the accursed malevolence of these
politicians"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-10-22
sberlain Speakers on Thursday

>uhberlain Speakers OH Hnursoay
Last.
the Republican meeting in our
S,s,SEsday last, We could not
'4ould. Because
: lullest meetings
mt at 1t is rep
'l. apers Of Colum
5 3lorious rally.
crowd would.
undrea
wome
The sp
it. of the
erson: t.rvss,
n ~ >->y---r>-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-10-22
,'ris Hef

Pierce B. Christie at John C. Pope &
Cos, in Augusta! 'Tis hewhosells half
the men in Edgefield the Clothing they
wear. And beautiful it always is! And
if not beautiful, stout, warm and good.
For Pope & Co. keep Clothing for the
million, for poet or peasant, for emperor
or carpenter. And so cheap that you az
most think them crazy. They are not
though it is only that their heads are
level. And as for Pierre. who is Edge;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-10-22

Blessed is the man that maketh short
political speech-for he shall obtain
hearers as n reward.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-10-22

:arns usTnat wegraauss fight like
FAY, like devils!-Eand not be too
Hons as regards oIr weapons. Let
Meetings throughout the County next
tbe large and earnest ones, and let
.rain every nerve possible to get good
b into Office. II we get only two
tonel-it IS much gained. 1t looks
ss is if the opportunity were q prom
>.oae.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-10-22
nl1tJf -V-1,NNV. :
5,ssteS,EMsA: indiana.

- Oklc~ "a
Tuealay, the l33h instant, State
lions tool: place in Ohio and Indiana;
Ethe returns having been received,
how know that the stanch Demo
] of these two great States have had
hands strengthened and their hearts
tened by the happy result which
aened their labors. 1t is true that
s,SebraslSa arestill unredeem-
does not detract from
gSlt in Ohio and In
aaRe good reason to
. lost nothing in the
: we know that we
=: et and glorious victo-
gone Democratic
majority, a gain
~ FapsugrA}s1l of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-10-22

hole batch can read or write
bite really. a number of
ia misguided white mcn--
y or four-fell ignominiously
"a bones for which they so ig-
s .sIys hungered; sand-not men
heir names. in pity-we earnest
hey viii profit by the Lesson, and
eir Tutufe course atone for their
reason and indecency.
nd now, in the face of this most pitt
,signora1t and infamous ticket, we
Z pgs Sedouble our efforts to elect
? tes for County offices lately
ss the Conservative party.
st multiply these efforts
Contemplate seriottst's
}Ecigh Hioes! 5z-ea-c<s
dc,;,s aVaF 49, CouiS
h han, CALI = 49,
.H.- Ia
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-10-22
se Radical Nominees for County
Offices.

s,assegro Convention for nominating
hty eaS ccrsI&et in our Court House
'nesday last at noon, and adyGrheSl
or ? O'clock on Wednesday, ,morning.
levitt returned for the OCCASION and
ided over the meetip He is to be
ptroller General w'Ien Hoge is elect
Congress. The askemblage was large,
,skeited, anT wrangling. But we
IN @he scene, inasmuch as
one so often. The
present-and still
s.this-and IL is pro-
ID disgusting on ac-
s.s.. S. worthlesSncss and
~ Legislature Paris
Inns, Dave Graham,
Archie Welton-the
ay, except that Archie
place of Lymas Sim
of the Court: Jesse
ee of Probate: FL n.
Spring hero, Ge Fgia
81 Commissioner \ AAn-
~ e sG'airGner e. T. 7 Car
;sc ! Ned
( Ftledge.
6 fifth the
~ SAnd all
fssly in
Nor ~ 'thfee-0r four
s. hole batch can read or write
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-10-22

DEAD2
re asst
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For the Advertiser.

J. R. CARw1LE, Sec.
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The Republican Convention il Chatta-

United States Judge
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1874-10-22

'f.'t, W..
Clerk @. C.. p. q G. s. Pro ten. s
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TK UfHaIVUE.
LAST CONCERT
or THE
...dRART OF IKY.
= POSTPONED TO
svenllber 30, 1874.
WING CERTAIN AT THAT DATE.
LlsToE GIETs.

WING CERTAIN AT THAT DATE
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1874-09-03
The Louisiana Troubles.


A special from New Orleans repre-
sents the killing OF Deputy Postmaster
Twitchell, United States Commissioner
Howell, Supervisor of Registration
Derive, Sheriff Edgsrton, Justice Willis
and Supervisor Holland, of Red river
parish, La, as a cold-blooded and
treacherous murder committed by a
band of white leaguers. 1t publishes a
dispatch from Governor Kellogg to At
torney-General Williams, of which the
following is the material portion. The
parish officers and others who surrender
ed to the white league were being taken
to Shreveport by number Of white
men, while en- route they were shot in
cold blood. There were six white Re
publicans, all but two northern men,
and several eolored men murdered in
this affair. Predatory bands of armed
men are securing several of the Repub-
lican parishes in that portion of the
State, driving ont the Republicans and
intimidating colored men.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1874-09-03

u 2 "a 70 '''-'-''7''
IT,, .e.-sf: FOR .Hapea District
Bromley. LtddeM.

Following are the Representatives
elect in; the towns named Cbeing Rut-
land County completely with their ma.
iorities; ~ ..-s.-.... ....-'s
., Benson, Alyah s. Bartholomew, IS. =.
Brandon, Stephen L. Gaodelt, DEM,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1874-09-03

.i Orange county-John w Rowell of
Randolph and William T.. George of
Topsham. - - 3 l,l.s. - tss5tTs So
Washington county Clark. King of
East Montpelier, and 3 P Walton of
Montpelier. T ~, ...<,...-.
Caledonia county-C has Rogers, Jr,of
W heelock, and Rev. p. n. Granger of
Peaeharn. - s. -s.::3's' ;
Chtttenden. ceunty-W w Henry Of
Burlington, Charles / ..Ladd of Milton,
and A ii Chesmore of Huntington. IS
Lamoille county-C s Page of Hyde
Park. pr 80. go 4. :, q. -.
Essex eounty-C e Benton of Guild
hall. -: s..,l.' -, = -.
Orleans county-H g Wilson of Troy,
and H S Tolman of Greensboro.
Franklin county-Albert Clarke of st
Ptctor Ataoo0d Of So. Adams. s
Grand Isle county-Asa Reynolds of
Alburgh. - .s.:....ts
COUNTY OFFICERS. III.
Windham eounty-State's attorney,
o e Butterfeldof Wilmington; sheriff,
S w Bowker of Williamsville. n o.E..,
Bennington county-State's attorney,
James X Batehelder of Arlington; sher-
if, David Crofut of Arlington. e~s i.
Rutland county-State's attorney, NJ.
G. Everts, Ind. Rep, Rutland sheriff,
William M. Field of Rutland. III i.
Windsor county-States attorney, w
II Walker of LUDLOW sheriff, Surrey
w Stinson of Ludlow. T.. 3. s.:s., 1'-.s III
Addison county =. States attorney,
George r Chapman of Yergennes; sher-
/. iff I M Trim of Mjddlahlry ...
IsoJsissf ;. s.,isiifs sss.&1.f.s
K Berry of Thetford. r.. ~. ,..- r.
Washington eounty-State's attorney,
w p Dillingham; of Waterbury sheriff,
II w Byford of Warren. s.s..s.......s.s
Caledonia eounty-State's attorney,
w P Smith of st. JohusbuTy sheriff,
w II Preston of Danyille. -..,;. -.-..s.s-
Chittenden county-States attorney,
r p B Hewitt of Burlington; sheriff,
Lunian A Drew of Burlington, T. !, .....,
Lamoille County-State's attorney, L
S Thompson OF Stowe; sheriff, Mason
Chaffee of Waterville. >..E-... .-...-.s.
Essex colluty-State's attorney, G W
Hartshorn of Canaan; sheriff, s E
Circuit of West Concord. a.. E-s....- mi.
/: Orleans County-State's attorney, L II
Thompson of 1rasburg; sheriff, F Fl
Holdridge of Irasburg. Hi. -. ~
Franklin county-State's attorney, G
W Newton of Highgate /; sheriff, H B
Ladd of Berkshire r.. ......-..t. ~.
Grand Isle county Estates attorney.
j H Adams Of Grand Isle: sheriff, o 7
Knight of North Hero. ...... F.. -.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1874-09-03
rhe Snccessful Uandidates.
rSray Democrats in Italics J
- THE STATE TICKET.

rsray Democrats in Italics
THE STATE TICKET.
For Governor, Asahel Peck, OF Jer-
icho.
Lieut.. Governor, Lyman G. Hinckley,
of Chelsea. ......
State Treasurer, John A. Page, of
Montpelier.
FOR CoNGREssMEN.
First district, Charles H. Joyce, of
Rutland
second district, probably no choice.
Third district, Geo w. Hendee, of
Morrisville.
THE NEW SENATORS.
Windham county-George Howe, of
Brattleboro, and Andrew A Wyman of
Athens.
Bennington county-M S Colburn of
Manchester, and Chas T Houghton of
North Bennington.
Rutland county-Col Redfield Proctor
of Rutland, Simeon Allen of Fairhsven,
l. p Howe of Mount Tasor, and Fayette
Holmes of Sudbury.
Windsor county-James Wilson of
Bethel, J G.. Parker of Hartford, and M
g Edmunds of Weston.
Addison county-Thurman Brookins
Of Shoreham and Alexis #. Smith of
New Haven.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1874-09-03
IToAiE AGAIN.
CAPIrA1IsTs' CONVERSATIONS.

James Watson Webb has arrived here
fro Europt.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1874-09-03
New York Produce Market.

INV IOHhs oEllLs =.
FLoUK-Receipts 1882 bbls. The market
is quoted as generally without decided
change, export demand quite moderate,
while the local trade only buy 20
supply pressing wants. sales r.
500 bbls. at s4.4jG5.00 for super
fine Western and Stare; s. 0jG5.80 FOR
common to good extra Western and stare
s. 45d5S0 for good 10 choice do. g 50
a6.40 for common to choice white wheat
Western extra; S5.0506 50 tor common TO
good extra ohio: S5-3JQ9 90 for common
tn choice extra ST. Louis. The market
closing steady.
RYE ELOUK-The market - fgsttsti
as dull at si9095-tJ.
CORN MBAL-l+lsc tn4ri.,f j. quoted -
firm AZ Ss;.s594.2J FOR Western; SA.7Ga
a.SU foi' Brandt wine.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1874-09-03

The Attorney General rendered de-
cision that the revised statutes do not
change the rule existing previous to their
passage relating to the collection of ton
mage tax on American and foreign yes
sells in ports of the United States. He
is of the opinion that the Law requires
the payment Of tax once within one year
by every vessel entering from any
foreign port. Vessels from or to Mex
leo, Sandwich Island, Society Islands,
British provinces. North America, which
heretofore paid tax under a different
ruling, are embraced in the rule as above
stated.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1874-09-03
MendOn, Aug. =. I574.
CTATE OF VERMONT.

~ DISTRICT OF RUTLAND. SIS.
BE it remembered. that at a session Of giie
Probate Court. holden AT Rutland. with
in aud for said district, on the 5lst day or
August, 4. ID. 1874:
Present: Hon. w alter e Duut0n, JUDD e.'
Whereas, a certain instrument in writ
ing, under seal, purpOrting - be the last
will and testament OF El0aa cpaff0rd. late
of Clarendon, in said district. deceased,
having been this day presented 10 SAID
Court Of Probate. and duly filed iH the
Registers Office: Therefore. IL is ordered
that all persons interested in the
estate of said deceased be notified TO APP
pear before said Court. at the Pro
bate Office in Rutland. IN said district
on the 1t Tuesday in October. A. -. 1874.
by publication Of this order, three weeks
Successfully previous thereto. ia the Ruf-
land HERALD, newspaper printed al
Rutland aforesaid. to show cause il any
they may have, why said instrument ID
writing should not be proved and allowed
as the last viii and testament OF the said
deceased.
THOMAS c. ROBBINs.
36W3w REGISTER