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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-12-12

Wednesday, Dec. IL. 1877
PLEvrA HAS FALLEN.

The kilograms published in this issue
leave no doubt Of the fall Of the for.
tress Of Plevna. and the Muscovits ban
ners now wave from theparspsts oftwo
OF the great strategic points OF the
Turkish campaign--Kars and Plevns.
This reduces the way to positive GER
tainty Of Russian success. unless Eng
land and France shall interfere in be-
half of "the sick man Of Europe" And
now. after the lspss Of qusrter-csntu-
~. comes the momentous question. Is
to whesher the whole Of Earope shall
again be involved in general wsr like
that fearful snd bloody conflict which
eliminated in the fall Of Sevastopol.
England has been perpetuslly jesl-
Gus Of the encroachmsnts of Russia up
on thu commerce Of tho Mediterranean.
1t is bad enough. in the opinion Of Mrs.
Brittanis. to be obliged to import her
wheat from Odessa and Riss and pay
all the port charges Of the Russian sys.
tenn of customs, let alone hsving the
Aascovits bsar control the toll-gate Of
the Dsrdsnelles. England tsgsns to
remember the oraculsr words Of Nspo.
leon, that "Earops must be either Cos
sack Or Republican" - being worthy
Of moro consideration than she thought
when she exilsd the mighty Corncan to
81. Hslesa.
OF course. American commerce would
soon regain its wrecked prestige on
the high seas, for British merchant YES
ssls would not dare to venture forth up
on the ocean for fear Of vessels cruising
under Russian letters Of marque and
rspsisal. II would slso discourage e.
rioalture to such an extent in Europs.
- to greatly advance the price Of
American grain. All this would ben.
eft u % people. Bot on the other
hsnd. it would suspend emigration to
Amsrica and il u chiefly upon the sc.
cession Of foreigners that We are depend
emit for the development Of tho West.
The CONSUMPTION 10 utterly merciless.
If it carried sf only the thieves and
ruf6ans that swarm in Europsan cities.
it would Be benefit to society. But
there's the trouble. When princes
quarrel, PEASANTS must take the blows.
So when war Is declared. the plow lies
rusting In the mould and the silent tur-
bine stands still beside the empty
hnme. And when the Onslaught Of
battle comes. it il not merely the cow
srds or rufiians that fall, but too often
the bravest and the beat.
This 10 no positive advantage to
America. even though it makes her
grain more valuable and creates . mar
ket for munitions of war. She profits
less BY this than she would by reoeiv.
ing into her great family Of States. .
proportion Of the Thousands who be-
come food for powder in the Base ambi-
ton and pride Of Kings. We need
more people to develop the millions Of
unpopulatsd acres that lie between the
Sierras and .hs Rocky Mountains. Our
immigration comes too much from
China and not enough from Europe.
We need the pure life current Of Alsace,
Brstagne and Yorkshirc-not the lsp-
rons blood Of Kathay. Hence in the fall
Of Plevna We foresee only . general wsr
in Europe and . hlling.of Of what
Am9ica most nss6s--iumigration born
under Christisnity and susceptible Of
naturalization.
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CANADIAN DOMINION.

HALIFAX, Dec lo-The brigsntine
G. NJ. Jones, from New York for Hall
fax, has been run down at sea. All
hands except one seaman drowned. No
particulars.
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u Parties having wora-out mws
viii bear in mind that Hendricks 4
Curtis have lever GUNNER, which dos
The BET u work. Thsy also do aw-
ding. and general job work. i
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For GENUINE GERMAN Milk Bread,
90 to Piper's.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TAX NOTICE.

FINHE TAX LIST OF KING COUNTY FOR TIL
L year 1877. IL now complete. and in my handl
for collection. All taxes remaining unpaid on
the lst day OF February. 1878, will by law become
delinquent. and penalty Of 10 per cent. be sdded
thereto. Those desiring credit for road worn
performed or money paid Supervisors, Will b
required to present Supervisors receipts for the
same. or their road taxes will be returned delin
quenf. GEO. d. HILL.
Treasurer Of King Co.
Office Of King Co. Treasurer.l
Seattle, December sth, 1877. dl1-dwtd
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N Office.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO NE WILL
n please call and settle their accounts with
cash notes on or before Dec. 3lst. 1877, they
Will be placed in the hands Of IN Attorney for
collection.
L. L. ANDREWS.
La Conner. Dec. LIST, 1877. dl0-dAwlm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22
NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY MAY a. ls77-rRlpLE SHEET

Great Britain, from which place there cables,
owing to the fact that to-day Is holiday. ON Change
Hour and wheat were dull Corn duh and lower. Oats
quiet. whiskey steady Pork duh, unchanged Lard
duh. nominally unchanged. Froghts were quiet.
Cotton ON the spot quiet but unchanged. Futures
closed steady Coffee dull. Sugar quiet but firm.
Oats were steady. Petroleum quiet. Rosin dull and
spirits urpentine nominal.
CorfLk-Ihere was dun market for Braxis. The
cargo OF $500 bags Rio Lyne taken from stock;
l5oo bags Rio Grey Eagle sold Baltimore ut pri
vate price The stock OF Rio here night In rsthands
lo6756 bags; at Galveston. 1000 do at New Orleans,
27o7 do; Baltimore, 4l4ls do. The stock in second
hands at New York Is 74o5s bags; New Orleans $500
do at baltimore, 52ni do Total stock 2s7 6s3 bags.
Anoat and loadns for United stass April 25 $3.50
bags purchased for United states May II Including
$4,000 sanios) $1,000 do. Total visible supply.
f6o663 bags. We quote Ordinary cargoes, I6c
164c; fair do. lssc. lec good do. 1916. l9h6c;
prime do. l9Ac. . 20c.; extreme range for lots.
Zoe. BIKE; Santos, fair good. 1870. l9c.
gold 90 days; Java, government bags, 22c 2sc; do.
grass mats 23c aic Singapore, 1910. 2o,sc Ceyon.
l9c. lie Maracaibo, 1870. ale; Laguayra. l0c
20,sc Jamaica. lse a0c It, Domingo 18;ac leHc;
Porto Rico, 1889 2ic Costa kica, Isc. 2ic Mexican.
lSsac Dc Macassar, l9c. 2lc Angostnra loc- alc
SavAnilla ls1sc 2lc. Curacpg. lie. u zoe.
COTTON on the spot was qnat unchanged prices The
market Tor futures steady and improved during
Day anu closed steady with prices showing an advance
tho day OF points closing prices to-day
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Muv
Cotton nominal: middng. lose. low midiling wsc.:
good 9sain.ry Us Nst sassP. q bales ESpors,o
26:5O7
Ioxc. low miidIng. Zoe. good ordinary, e,Sc Set
sep 70 ss cona:ni oo saes asc 5ea sa n,
day evening. 1900 stock, ia6.7a5
Cotton steady: middine iotc low middns alsc. good
ordinary De- So, receipts. 5ei bales gross, Sf Sales.
SAVANNAH, May p. 1877
ordnap% BE Ns. receipts 80 saies' s,"s ia ~
portslo the Channel AZ coastwisc, 6o7 sales. 200.
cm.Hlgsros. May q. 1871
go oo oraan NJ se
wise. i,5vs sales. loo. Stock i2aie.
WILMINGTON, n. o.. May 81. 1877.
Spirits Of turpentinc quiet at Jpc kosn auet strained
e. - Crude sarpen'ins 'eayi hs,d y "; yellow DIP
BUFFALO. May II. 1877
Limited demand for noa wheat aud corn nIees ending
respectively. Wheat IN Ugh, demand Tor milling purposes
auotabe 81 close SOC Tor cargo o, Oats rye and
bs aa.' ns ~ s"s .senes 81 ,sss MAJ.
lrgssons s"s,sr but no ane,noy LIVER other
n n.lfs freight. Included e at
&c 70, corn and &C. Tor oats g -, sae,Fou q" eb wheat,
Mw""nec p5.s at y 80 ssrn ss car Loads TO edo n ese
mixed Tor seed Al we bushels sample 80 al &c.
receipt. ~ lake Flour 7sa, eols wheat 2ool bushels
Flour .79o ~ so. wns. isooo bushels; corn, 70 go
sa,s ~ canal 70 tide ~asf-co9e ~ bushels. wheat
20 s58 do. barley. 5000 oats 253 70
points-Corn, PABLO bushels wheat $50 do: oats, 52J
do Byraroad-ficur, 40 bbs wheat. ., 600 bushels;
corn. 33eo) do oats 1900 do. barley. 800 do rye.
5000 Grain IN store aud IN eevators-Whcat. 90 2s6
busLes J1 iB2 l,D f1 do barley. ~ ~
10. rye ~ ~ DO malt. fDteoi DO Grain aoa In tho
upper and lower lake, bound f,r ns Wheat 2i2oo
nnunt Erie aud Oswcgo canals bound for tidewater
Wheat 47 iS bushels 49, 1856 do oats 1877 13g
do. barley. 7J,6t,s do. rye, s3U63.
CHICAGO. May 81, 1877
Flour dul and nominal. Western extras 81 aso; Mime.
- 30 $40. Minnesota patent process ~ ~
si 30; winter extras. $40 en- Wheat dull, weak aud
l0wery No Chicago sprng 81 ~. case 81 ,s54, June
~ 5sA. Jnly No do. ~ 80; rejected ~ ~ Corn
tive but lower ~ cash; 1s'c June; 5i1c Jolly e.
4Jc June: rejected 3Oc. 3osc Rye heavy at Zoe BAR
lev dull and nominal Toe May Fork unsettled but gen
orally lower; Sl3 sdla casn or May; SIS - Si3 sTJ,
June; SD Sii o2s, July. Lard steady. with fair de-
nand; ~ 20 cash g. 37,f July Bulk steady and
unchanged whi.ksy steaay, with good demand ~ ~ or
RrceiptsFiaur, 1000 bbis wheat, 300 bushels; corn
$1,000 do oats $4,000 do rye. 1910 DO; barley. $500 do
Snipmnnts-Four 600 bills wheat 500 corn
223OUO do. oats 5000 do rye. 800 do bari 100
do Al afternoon ctl o. the Board Wheat heavy and
lower, 81 5j 81 81, June; al Jts July Corn fcavy
and dover 4flsc bi, June 5o'Sc july Oats unchanged
Pork heavy and lower. SIS %. June sl3 40 bid July
Lard wcak and lower; 20 ~ asked June, 90 271t July
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NFfVF1-sU THftES 70 II NJ
The closing prices at three 7. 81. wore =

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following shows tho adva and decline in the
closing prices Of the principal active stocks to-day us
compared with those OF Saturday.
ADvAycE.-Pacinc MAIL Y; Illinois Central Y;
Northwestern, ST. Paul, preferred -; Hannibal and
81. Joseph, - Hannibal and b. Joseph preferred,
Michigan Central, 70.
DEcLixE-westorn Union, V; New York Central, v;
Lake Shore. Y; Rock Island y; st Paul, T.
Tux MARKET
Money was easy at 2 az per cent, and fell on
during tho day, so that on call 1t closed at IL
per cent The following tho of exchange on
Now York at the aforementioned cities tod :-Savan.
nah, buying S16 selling 61o Charleston, oasier Offer
ing freely, 3.l6 y premium; ST LOUIS Ito premium;
New Orleans. commercial x a 9-32, bank y; Gin.
cEna, easy, buying par, selling lilo, and Chicago
nrm, 60 premium Foreign exchange Is unchanged,
with actual business at ASIA n ASK Tor bankers
sixty days sterling and 4 s9a a 90 Tor demand.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened At 1904, advanced to lo7 and closed at
1864, at which most OF the transactions OF the day
took place Tho rates paid for borrowing wsro nat l.
and per cent, with per cent for carrying.
Gold cesrings at the National Bank Of the State OF
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bushels grain at 6.d. % lbs; 5000 boxes cheese,
3us ~ boxes bacon. s5s To Bremen steam. 10000
bushels gran at 10 parks 100 bbls. dried apples.
marks; % tons measurements goods organs ~
marks; 70 and 100 horse rakes -
bbs pork, marks 30 tierces lard us 100 bales
cotton l0c and BOO hhds tobacco. j71s narhs chr
tera Spanish bark. with 5000 quarters grain,
hence 20 Bal ceona. owners bark
49, tons hence to Norwegian port with 1000 btls
phiiadelpha 70 Japan with 22VJp eases do. at soc.
British bark, 2SJ tons. from Philadelphia Naples with
lSuO bhs and eases do. private a Ameri-
bark arrivc). from Philadelphia the Adriatc
=, New York hitish bark sos tons hease lIaye; with
$500 bbs crude and naphthR AT - British 0Bi
tons hence TO Hayre, With 400 bills crude petroleum
4s German bark from Phisdelphia Bremen lam
burg, with 100 bills refined petroleum. Is ID. 18th
june clearance: Norwegian bark 4Sp tons, hence Ex
m.uth. with 1900 bbs do a. 10 10Th Jane
British steam ship p3 tons Quilted In last hence
20 Cork for orders. with Tied brig
2I2 tons hence Kingston with general cargo
bhL. and back with iogwood at S4 schooner IS tons
hence to Hayti and back, terms private.
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GALVESTON, May n. 1871
Cotton nominal: mddng. 1Oisc. low midiling, o7<c.:
good ordinary. 96c Net receipts A. bales Exnurts-To
Great Britain, 4S22 coastwise los. Sales. 5Gl stock
2b5O7
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RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were strong, with the largest trans
actions Chicago and Northwestern consolidated gold
sevens, which advanced TO o. The largest advance
per New Jersey Central eonvertibles do.
Grsts consolidated advanced ~, aud Lehigh and
wilkosbarrs eonsoIs and Milwaukee ana ST. Paul gold
sevens per cont saoh The other changes as
folows:-An advance OF e in c., G. and G. frsts, n
IN Union Pacific sinking fund, In do nrsts Chicago
and Northwestern nrsts and Milwaukee and ST. Paul
consolidated sinking funds, u in Ohio and Mississippi
consolidated and u In Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
sevens Tho only decline 4 in Central Pacific
gold bonds.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET +; FUTURES CLOSED
sTEADY-FLoUR DuLL--wHRAT DuLL-coRS
LowEn-oATs QUIEr-wHIsKEY NORMALLY
UNCHANGED - PORK UNCHANGED LARD
srEADY-PETRoLEuM QUrEr-spIIITs or TUR-
PESTINE NoMINAL-ROsIN DULL-oILs
sTKADY-CoFVEE DULfs--sUGAR FIRM
FREf0HTs QUIET.
MONDAY, May 2l--6 N.
Business was everywhere moderate or very light to-
day, and this was especially 40 Of articles exported TO
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
MINING SHARES.

The following were the opening quotations for min
ing stocks at San Francisco to-day -Gouid Curry.
5,s; Savage, AZ; Chollar Potos. 22}l; Ophir, OK;
Hale Norcross, Il Crown Point, 81; Yellow Jacket
3; Belcher, 4; Imperial 4; Virginia Consolidated, 20;
California, ~; 0vorman, II raymond Ely, .; Eureka
q. ", 3; Best & Beicner. lls; kentuck, 3; Union
Consolidated, 21s; Alpha. 81; Meadow Valley, IL;
Sierra Nevada IL; Mexican, 61S; Caledonia, 2; Sill
yer Hin, IN; Eureka Consolidated, 10: Justice, 4,
Julia Consolidated l.
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PROVIDENCE. u. l.. May ~. 1871
Printing cloths quiet. light sales prices firmly main
tanned at fl4c. for standard aud extra Gfxoi
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Government bonds were quiet and steady, and thcy
closed nrm Al the following quotations: III ni,ed
States currency sxos, 1875 l25& do do 1881, regis
lorcd, ll4h lax; do. do, do, coupon, ll5h ll5x
do do. 1865, new, registered. 11l4 Ill u; do. do
do, coupon, lila 1llH; do do, 1867. registered,
ll4x ll4s; do. do, do, coupon, ll4& a1l4lS; 40.
do 1868, registered ll6A do do, do, coupon, II6A;
do ten.orties registered, 112g{ a 1925; do do.
coupon, ll3x ll3h; do lves. 1881, registered nix
liz; DO do, do, coupon, llls4 lI2; do 4lss 1884,
registered, 1o7k 1878 do. do, do coupon, los J.
. 1854.
THE YoRErGS MARKET.
To-day being Whit Monday thore arc no roports
from tho foreign markets. tho day is kept in London
~ q strict holiday.
UNITED STATES TREASURY
Tho revenue receipts to-day $500, 900; customs
receipts. $500. 900; bank notes. 81, O0o0o Tho Sec
rotary OF the Treasury has just issued call for ten
Millions now 1865 bonds The following are tho nun.
bers --Coupon--$60, Nos to 1000; $780, Nos 1 10
1000; $780, Nos to g. oooj $1,000, Nos to II, o00
Regstorsd--s5U Nos. ! 10 100; 500, Nos. to 700;
$500. Nos. to 7oo $1,000 Nos to $780, S. ooO Nos
Ito ii, 600; $4,000, Nos to 1851, all numbers In
elusive.
STATE noSps.
State bonds at the Board per cent lower for
Louisiana sevens coLsoIs and steady Tor Tcnnessccs
Missouri sixes Qiannibal and 81 Joseph issuel and
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REASONABLE KArnS--MOSEY 1N LIFE ASD
~ Endowment Insurance Policies and Mortgages; san,
bought insurance of all kinds effected with
). .. HABRIch 4 co. 10 Bromway.
STOCK PHIviLeGkS BJcGAf Al cb ,sEsr
Amarke rates aud operations made against STOCKS
bought moderate MARGINS. Explain pamphlet tree
TUABRIDGE Co., Bankers, Brokers. 80 Broad N. \.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-15
Arrival Of Gov. Prescott and the New
Hampshire Troops.

An extra train of eleven cars carrying
1000 passengers, passed through Rutland
last evening about half-past seven, en- route
to Bennington. The train was due at five,
but was delayed, as were all other trains
during the day, by the great crowd of pas
sengers. 1t broke apart twice coming up
the mountain. 1t left Manchester at nine
o'clock and Concord at ten. On board
were Gov. Prescott and his stan; Colonies
Scion A. Carter, chief B. W. Hoyt, A..
W. Quint, John Bracewell, George L. Ord
way, George H. stowell, Charles Il. Green
leaf, M. A. Haynes, Charles A. ellis, J..
Z. Parker, ossian Ray.
Ex-Govs. Smith and Hartman, Secretary
VIM. M. Evarts, Matt Head, president of
the state senate; A. A. Woolson, speaker
of the house OF Representatives; A. B.
Thompson, secretary Of state Scion Car
ter, state treasurer; Hon. G. W. Nesmith,
Rev. Nathaniel Boulton, d. d, state libra
rian; Major Dewey, U. s. N; Hon. G. A.
Pillsbury, mayor of Concord; Mrs. Caro-
line Stark, great granddaughter of Gen.
Stark Miss Abbie Stark, Miss Elizabeth
Stark, Fred. G. Stark, Hon. Joseph Kid.
der, also great grandchildren Of Gen.
Stark; the governors council, Messrs,
Smith, Cushmsn, Blodgett, Parker, spauld.
Ing, and the following troops.
The Amoskeag veterans, Manchester,
Maj. A. Q. Wallace, commanding.
Capt. ID. A. Simmons, commanding COM
pany Al Capt. 2. r. Campbell. command.
Ing company b, the governors personal
escort.
Manchester war veterans, Manchester,
George W. Dodge, captain.
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Vicinity Items.
vRRGENNRs.


Tho Curlew took nearly 200 passengers to
WillsboFo, N. Y, on Thursday last, TO at
tend the Catholic picnic there. The YER
mont brought about 800 more from Bur-
lington.
On Friday party of 40 vert to Port
Kent on the Curlew, thence by stage to the
chasm, and returned came eve ming.
Friday evening the Mauquita of Burling-
ton brought party Of ladies and gentle
men to Vergennes. Supper was served in
the best of style by mine host Gaines of the
Stevens house, after which there was dane
ing in the parlors Several friends from
Vergennes were invited in. Mr.. ID. Moves
Burton gave the excursion. The party re.
turned the same night
Mrs. Ezra p. Smith died on Sun day OF
inflammation of the lungs. She was q
prominent member OF the Baptist ociety.
The funeral was on Tuesday. The n ,mains
were buried in Addison.
On Saturday, Constable Chas. Fl. Rogers
searched the saloon Of A. II. Sunni or and
seized two cases OF Falls mountaiIt lager.
Mr.. Sumner demanded a jury trial. The
jury were drawn and court adjournt d until
Monday, when the jury disagreed. This ID
supposed to be test case.
Thayer & washburn have removed their
stock OF goods to Ticonderoga, N. Y.
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To Render the Liver Active

When that i'm portant secretive gland requires
arouslng, 1t is only requisite to resort to Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, the national remedy
for inactivity of the bilious organ, for constt-
patton, and for dyspepsia, besides those mala-
r1ous disorders to which torpidity of the liver
predisposes a person. Far more surely does
this celebrated antl-billious cordial accomplish
a curative result than mercury or any other
mineral drug used to cure liver disorders. In
fact, such medicaments cannot fairly be called
remedies, since, although they may have o
temporary effect, they eventually fail to infiu-
do it serious injury. The Bitters, on the con-
trary, are specific OF the most salutary ma
ture, and are likewise O reliable and agreeable
tonic appetizer and nervine.
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READING NOTICES.
Rutland Music store.

We wish to call the attention of the pub
lie to our large and exceedingly fine assort-
ment of Weber Pianos and George Woods
Organs. These instruments speak for
themselves, and our prices are such this
summer that every one can afford to buy.
We have a large assortment of music
which we invite you to call and see. All
orders for music will be promptly filled.
We wish TO call special attention to a lot
of new goods which we have just received.
We have several new violins, which fol
tone, finish and price, cannot be beat; also,
violin flxipgs, of all sorts, which we ask
violin players to remember, as they need
them. We have several new accordeont
and banjos, which, if you see and price
you will buy. Don't fail to call, and dom
fail to bring little money.
MCCLURE & HALL,
| diff rs Merchants Row, Rutland, VT.
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The Rutland Bows All Right.

CAMP STARK, Bennington, Aug. IA
Editor Rutland GIo6e,-DEAR SIR Il
understand report has reached Rutland
that two Of the members of the Rutland
light guard are or had been confined in Jail
here for unsoldierlike and disorderly con-
duct, report which is unqualifedly and
absolutely false, as each and every member
of the company has acted like gentleman
and soldier 80 far during our muster.
viii you please publish this and greatly
oblige. Yours, respectfully,
@. @. KINsMAN,
Capt. commanding II. l.. @.
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Time Table.

The Bennington and Rutland railroad
have issued special time table for Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
Aug. IA, is, 10 and II, and passenger
trains will run from and arrive at Rutland,
over the road, during these days, as fol.
lows;
LEAVE RUTLAND.
$50. s.25, 8 IS, 8 90, 9.65 11.15 a. M.
Q. 10, ACE, 4.46, o AZ p. m.
ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
5 05, % So, IL 40 a. M; 1,80, 4.45, 6.55
7.1S, T45, 8 9B, 0.05, 9.45 p. m.
win run Friday Only.
Passenger trains will leave Bennington
as follows: 245. $50, lib O. M, ant
2.25. 420, Z. 90, 6 90, 20 and ITO p. m
On Friday at 6 80 a. m.