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THE RUTLAND , WEEKLY . HERALD : THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1861.
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from
Washington, Jane 5.
ic'itf PXtiMisive.lv prevails that a new
o'ke tt'.lc.i for through the War Depart
ed vinous offer have therefore ln
'.- re'it'.. nts additional to those already
The
levy i-meri'-
hi.t n is certainly acerianieu uui no
u'. .. - .. r ..-.. Rl.ifk. who to-iiav n
;,.r..trv of State Blaik, who to-tiav r;
iSecrttiiry n - iv..Ji,li"it says
,! from W!.eat.and. savs that KxJ rcMJt.n . j
turnt
,lt,wlv rei'ovonii trom his -wvere
Buchanan is
sickness , . , i jujs.
Information hjint 1 ,4th
rhiswavtotU.otvorA'-
forhicr city with the M-' ; York , takc lhe
in-eiitly arrived Ht
ste,i,i,er f..t ; E"te: , wa, re,cn!ly a,(poi,ued
M W-ToT:i.inaton,has Wen a.ned to
outer
:-.'v iv tun " ., .
?u M.nUtr to Brazil, is uow 11;
lie"
YVashi
. 'a, S..OH as his instructions aro
- "- ... . 1 r t . Cnnitol of tnat
,,rqulie,i uo wi!. I
'T-'iT"-' Mi-Uor to Rome. Invim: obtained
. V. , ; sWri.v in order to cowHian.i the V s-
iso in W nMlitl ii'.u uu uuMin-.T.,
cir'slll '.v
1 uiili miliiai'V alt.iii-.
secretary ol th Pre-uk-nt,
I'Olllie- t
Mr
n for Spntitiein. in.
.ii'trm
s-VlliTiOTI
heeu app
inted Post
. i
,L.
li r
... li-ir lit
"i submit!
. ;l.:r ruH..- ; ,,,
!in;ii!v deeiile i
1 1 .. . ... in'4 r ti
t,riOr.trt,..-.v..r.d the nepapers have 1
. "' ' , . ! , ,',w!i the Potomac la,t ni
s'jnt
ishr,
..ni 111n.l1. ' tne " - .7 . .
tinted Ministers to tureen countries
ciMillv a
and a
in'ie'.ulo
r proport;on ot navai u.uee.,
Sanderson an Ex Thief CI of tho
John
War Department has
;.i,.ut. Colonel in :h- ar m, a
in command to ( ol. Anner, .
The I'
i', on a v,
mmissioncr 01 i no.o. ..... ,
it to Illinois.
hi out -
Ronton. ,runo 5th
,,. lu.-t of the American l-Wul at 1"'1
K,s l.-d to a public meeting ot the
who adopted the followi-ig resola-
That we leel mortified of the fact
The
lax. N
An.eri.
tion.
.Vxe
.. .. .. . officer ot Hie uoverumunu
that navu - . Mrrnn,inn
midst who not only approves u. "
, at homo, hut misrepresents and yd
iiJs , 'oi onlv the republican party hut the whole
poop!
! the Aorui.
. i . .;..,r,t 101111 stron:
Col.
Tii
i .Maine ieo..t... . v...
Howar
Yoik, v
SUJ-plle-
necessa'
.vmmnd.n '.eft this evening ior
Fall Hiver. The regiment goes tulh
'.viih horses, ba-gagc, wag -ns and ad
v cam;, equipage.
j, iil-re Uoaifla.
Elmira, June 5.
Bv order of Un.ad.er General Van Volken
hureh.he flags at this depot floated at half
S t -.lav in" token of respect to the memory
of Judge Douglas. By the same order minute
guns were fired from twelve to one o ilotk .
The Cavuga regiment leaves tor Washing
tun at" A". M. to-morrow, via llarnsburg-
lliilioii orOflit'fr of Hie
3i. V. Ineln-i-
ate .1
ririgliamptoii. June .i.
.vre this day eiecie
,k S.-.t.' Inori.it- As
r. ,- Valentiiif Molt.
l.'Coo'i. lsr Vice
1 P, Wi ,1:: ii s. Vic
Tiie '
oflicei's
luni !...
Preside Pre-,1.1
;, .V-.. V
Hon W
Ion !
Jonathan H. Hansom. Trea-uret.
IVc
ille
ConimiBtfoftlirVw Haiiiliirf Ieur
ilature. Concord. N. H.. June 5.
The New Hampshire Legislature met to day.
Henr.on Foster of Manchester, was chosen Pros
ident o: he Senate, and Edward A. Rollins of
Snmmet sworth. speaker of the, House-both re-
iublicans
The Governor's M
livcred to morrrow.
ssage will pro
iS.ai.lv he de
Heporleil rril f -en. Ileaure
arl at .naaa uintioa.
Washington, June o.
The S:r of this afternoon savs :
Wo nave information from two gentlemen ot
character a hose svmpatliies with the cause ot
the Union we know to be entirely reliable, one
of whom .s iust tro-.11 MariHs-as Junction, and
theiher in the immediate vicinity of Lees-
' "The tcri.-or asserts that 011 Monday last. Gen.
Beaur.-ard arrived certainly at the Junction,
li so we take it lor granted that he has assumed
command of th- disunion troops in that quar
lids gentleman further says tnat there is
an agei-os-ate force of 20,h0 troops at Manassas
Junction. (Vntrevule. Fairfax Station, ana tair-
fax ( 'our:
Hou.se. .
Tin
from ...
to Us v..
0n:e u
nlormatioii. though (Uttering wnieiy
leeeivcd i.v (iov. rnment here, comes
r cirou'.-taiices that caue u? to place
: -co or 1:
j . , .:-,rmant 110111 nnMimu -..-.... .
Mi; .'..;v morning last , during mvir.e service,
illicer r jde up to the Quaker meeting nouse
Watei ford. London county, seven nines ironi
end ordered :ne people tiiere assem
i Hro.-r's I-'errv 011 the next Mon-
1 1
Cl
jle
ay nn
irniir'.list W illi ait men
lO move t!ic
a t'.-ii d y.
material oi the troops then iiiere
We behove two thousand of those I
o'eed up t!ie Potomac to a point oppo .
i..:iisport v1 I
nt H in, it's l-'en v we know to be
troop
site "-
'I'Ih
1:1.
either
pa: !i '
tweet!
Uailn
-'.iieiv dftiei'-nt in army transportation,
..: rived there 1:1 comparatively small
. : ,,i:road, and haviiiT !ut sul'iioient of
-sportation to carry Dairae ot small
. " 1 1 1 i .ti1'.!''' miles waifon road be
.e !!irt',:eni : unmus fit the Manasas 1
h-o.-.a :u:d V niclo.'stei . til ; we-iorn lenuum-, ,
ic W:'ie!iLs,iT and Harper's F.-rry Kailroad. :
h-.ve iurthcr to add ttiat Lee-bur.; is twenty j
tildes from Harper's Kerry. :
fl-i.til t'Ii-HI'l"'l! Al ' f
...!' otitHarl. -. I,alt i;ii
I,.,, i't-rtVct l-lun f -"'
llo.nl.
(.'hami.ershurT, June oth.
0(1 out ot 2(.0 ImaTe wagons ueccssa-
ir.'.n-portini; purposes ot the whole .one
1 vot arrived
IV
h'a
:-iments of volunteers and live com
: Tavalry will advance as far south as
an to ni-rht or to morrow,
h v,!i and 10: h Hcgi cns will leave
tor as soon as the rain abates. They
t:i,. ten miles below, near Greencastle.
: tdan of all the cross ami leadiiijj
. 'a Is in Virginia and Maryland are in
:i of Goit Patterson.
pan
Hat
.-.'ii
Pet '. .
oUUtl V
pos
ooies are rapidtv neinu mace ior utsunmuvii
anions the field officers- The troo.s are very
imp
nt to move
forward.
ecu: reports
tins nionmit
that
the se-
ces-ioms's succeeded in passim: a wau ui po
derihr. uh the Home Guards a: hharpsbunjh,
Maryland ; they t;c-t it safe into Harper's Ker
ry .
' Colontll'owley's 13th Penn , volunteers ar
rived from York last night and the loth is ex
pected from the same point to-day.
Two men of Company E , 2d cavalry yester
day left their camp with a pass and came to
town when thev threw off their uniforms put on
citizens dress and started southward. They
were ai rested by the picket guard of the Scott
Legion ten miles south and brought back this
morning. They were imprisoned. Each had
three pistols.
a thnrniii'h scout which was sent to the M-
I ryland Hcghts overlooking Harper's Ferry, re
j turned to day and repoits that there are fewer
troops upon the Heights than a week ago, and
-v-.'" -
positively there aro onlv two gnns in a bat-
f t h cafe be 8tormed
with little expense to life, and the guns turned
11 nnn Tin ruav'ii TToprw
They also explored three routes by which
troops can approach within three hundred yards
of the battery, then rush with bayonets and carry
the guns.
The impression of residents in the neighbor
hood is that the troops are preparing for retreat
as an eventuality
Cireat disorder, caused by drunkenness, pre
vails among the reiriments arrived here within
three days, Troops are permitted to leave the
new camps too freely. When they get into town
they drink to excess.
A forward movement i3 evidently contemplat
cd to morrow. The advance will consist of Col.
'ri..-.,..c' CovQlrv wliiph wiM march overland.
1 utima v.. ... j , .....v... ..... ... -
Other corps and" regiments will he thrown for
ward rapidly, The Sixteenth regiment will
i-rht C(A Cloa. H. Thomas1
Frroufl civviiiry comprises five companies of the
.i.i nn,..nlne iirtillt-rv tftintr uq infntrv.
commanded by ('apt. Douhleday, one company
of regular infantrv. also tinder t'ant. Doubleday;
1 wentv 111
t, !d Vallient; and the Twenty-
third, Col. Dr.rr.
These compose t!.e iirst brigade Col. Thomas
command! g. The second brigade, Gen. Wyn
koopcomiiianding.coiisistsof the 1st Pennsylva
nia Colunel J'oher, 2nd, Col. Stunnhurg, 3d,
Col. Monclc, and the 24th Col. Owen. The 3d
l.rigaile Uriga-iier Gen. Williams consists of the.
7th Colonel irwin, bth Col. Early, 10th Col
Merideth, 20ih and the Seott Legion Col.
(irey. Ihe tourth brigade Brigadier Gen. Neg.
levconstt of the 13th Col. Rowley, 14th Col.
Johnston, 15th Col. Oakford, IGth Col. Tiegler,
and the !ih Col. Longnecker. "They will be
brought hre attached to the first brigade. All
under the immediate command of Major Gen.
Keirn, Gen. Patterson senior officer command
ing. Gen. J nomas' brigade will move first.
Gen. Bartram A. Schoeffer is now acting as Ad
jutant General.
A .t.c"ioii Flair Taken Iow 11.
Leavenworth, June 5th.
On Monday nllit twelve volunteers from
camp Lincoli. headed by Serjeant Decurin of
lle'wood Guards armed with rainnie rifles and
revolvers, marched to Jaton. Mo., fourteen miles
nl... v.. iliw pin rrossino- in sk id's the DUTDOse be-
inj; to capture a secession tla'. On being asked
their purpose Decurin demanded the fla by the
authority of the United Mates. The flag was
handed down and the party started on their re
turn, when they awre fired at by the seces
sionists and the tire was returned. Three of the
volunteers were wounded, one severely. The af
fair has caused much talk in the city.
mliaiia Hrrimral of Zonaves.
Kvacsville, Indiana. June 5th.
The 11 Indiana IJef-iment of Zouaves, Col
Wallace leave to night, for Cumberland, Md.,
orders to this effect wis received to-day.
From Luivili- ami .Tlempht.
Lo'-iisvillo, Ky., June 5th,
The Bulletin says thit Col. Anderson feels
sine that no troops are vominjj here. No inter
ference from Tennessee r-'speciin Railroad mat
ters he anticipated, and that the Nashville,
and Louisville Kailroad t ill obey the orders of
the Federal Government
The Memphis Arus 01 the 3d instant says,
the boa: owners and Captains of that city have
recommended to the military authorities not to
allow boat owned with or by northern sympa
thizers to run in southern waters
lteftiifitation of tli- .layor of it. Looit.
St. Louis June 4
Mavo- Tavlor. believing there was a settled
determination on the part of a majority of the
Hoard of Common Couueil to embarrass his
action as thief executive of the eity, ,tendered
his resignation yesterday, which was accepted
in executive session last uight.
Eighty men from Hannibal. Missouri, forming
a party of battalion of Home Guard, under com
niand of Major Hunt, reached the city yesterday.
The men were sworn into the United States ser
vice, furnished with arms and returned home.
Muskets were a. so sent to their comrades, who
wiii be duly --worn by Major Hunt.
The Weai'iins of rm- Wai:. The edi
tor of Wilkes' (N. Y.) Spirit of the Times is
a soldier now in Washington. In a late let
ter to the Spirit, he thus remarks on the
weapons with which the battles are likely to
be won :
Some importance, has been attributed to
the fact that the Southern men. as a general
thinj;, are l.cttc- marksmen than the soldiers
of the North, and that they will consequently
possess a great advantage through such supe
riority, in tiie hour of battle. Dut while I do
not believe that this is the case to any great
extent. 1 would not. even if it were so, give
l.iuch consideration to the fact: lor in battle
but tew special shots are made, ami the eom
itiT struggle is not designed to be; a contest of
mere uiarkfiianship or evolution. War be
gan with the spear tor its weapon ; after a
variety of changes, through several centuries,
it yielded its refinements, and under Napoleon
III., 011 the fields of Magenta and Solt'erino,
came back to the spear again. On those
bloody anil bitterly contested fields the alert
Z'ntavt s and the athletic Ch'i.--('ir ' AjVi'jio;
refused to accept of the, rations of powder
and ball, when serveJ out to the troops, just
previous to bau'e, nay, when the charge was
given, ret used even to discharge the loads
which were already in their weapons, but,
rushing forward through the fire, they en
gaged the Austrians hand to hand, and bayo
neted th-in ia the ranks. This is unques
tionably the true resource of superior phvsi-
i eal condition. n this plan the coming war
1 between the North and South will surely be
I contested : attd in part evidence thereof, I
! will merely point to the fact the Government
j has already taken away the little costly
j breech-lo.el'ing toys which the munificence of
j New York put in the hands of Col. Ells
! worth's r. giment. and served out to them the
Minie nui.-ket, and may Heaven help those
under the edge oi" whose bayonets these ''pet
Iambs," shall succeed in getting. There will
be some strange fighting, in which, possibly,
even "butting"' and wrestling and throttling
may form a part ; but, after a short turmoil,
die' result will be a heap of slain and allying
remnant, each of whom will probably render
his verdict of the struggle in the exclamation
that -those fellows are not gentlemen '." The
sabre bavonet is also to be distributed through
out the entire army, and i f- cl certain, from
what I have gathered through military men,
that the actual embrace of battle, man to
man, is what the Northern captains of this
war intend mostly to rely upon.
Thurlow Weed has donated three hun-
dren dollars to Col. Wilson's Zouave Regiment.
RAItROAD PASSENGER TKAINS-
LBAVB R0TLAWD.
A.M. P.M. A.M.
For Bellows Falls via R. u B. R.E., 6 25 12.15
" Burlinjrton " " " 5.60 3.35 2.20
" Troy via a. w. r. b.. 4.45 3.00
P.M.
" Troy via w. vt. r. a., 150 12.00 .
A.M.
" Saratoga via s. w. r. r., 4.00 3.00
ARRIVK AT RUTLAND.
P M. P.M. P.M.
From B. Falls via R. ft B. u.R. 2.50 8 .0O
M.
Burlington " " 1200 1 20 11.30
A M PM A.M
" Troy via r. ft w. b. r., 11 50 3.35 1150 2.10
" Troy via w. vt. R. u., 11.35 9.10
P. M.
" Saratoga vi 8. w.r.r. 12.10 9.50
in a 1. m .
Bottton and Eastern Way Mail closes at 11.30 A.M.
Kailreail time, arrives at 2.50 P.M.
Burlington & Northern Way, closes at 3.00 P. M
Railroad time, arrives at 12 00 M.
New York Through Mail cloeea at - - 12.30 P.M.
liailroad time, arrives at 3 35 P. M.
Albany and It & W. Way Mail closes at 7 30 P. M.
liailroad time, arrives at 3.35 P. M.
Troy & Western Vt., Way Mail closes at 12 30 P. M.
Kailroad time, arrives at 11.35 A. M
Troy and Saratoga Way Mail clOBes at 2.30 P, M.
Kailroad time, arrives at 12.10 P.M.
Montreal and Ht. Johns Mail closes at 7.30 P.M.
liailroad time, arrives at 12. 5 A, M
Woodstock Way Mail closes Xuefdays, Thuredaye
and Saturdays Ht 1.30 P. M.
Woodstock Way Mail arrives Mondays, Wednea
days and Fridays at 2 30 P. M.
Oflice hours from 7.00 A. M., till 8.00 P. M. bun
days, open from 12.00 M. to I.00P. M.
M O. EVEKTS. P. M.
Special .Notices.
OurChaxokable Climate -People shou.d jruard
against our changeable climate; it is as tickie as
woman, and a little more so, indeed, lo-day the
mercury Dimmer at90aud upwards; to-morrow, you
ehake and shiver lor want of the overcoat you have
bartered oil to the old clo' man. 1 o avoid colds and
tocure all diseases of the lungs, get a box of Hryan's
Pulmonic Waters ; only 25 cents, at Poud & Morse.
23-4W
We have no hesitancy in recommending jcovill's
Blood t.nd Liver Syrup, forsuch diseases as are caused
by an impure state ot the Blood, or torpid action ol
theLivir 23-lw
Befoie noticing a patent medicine we have to be
convinced that it will prove itielf to be all that it is
recommenced. And we would say that the Kestora
tive Cordial and Blood Kenovator of Prof. Wood
will stand the test f ully, and in lact it is witnout any
doubt the first article in market, for purifying the
Blood and strengthening the system. We liave no
hesitation in recemmendinsrits use to all Read the
advertisement in another column. 23-lw
"THE OUIU1XAL JACOBS "
That James Pyle, No. 34". Washington Street. New
York, is the original inventor and only manulacturer
of the pure and genuine Dietetic Saleratus.no well
informed person entertains tke leat doubt. So great
has been his merited success that other are striving
to g-t even the drippings ot his popularity by spuri
ous imitations, and pretended rivalries, which tbey
are attempting to palm off on the public as really
meritorious articles. Beware ot ail such ue the
genuine, and iud-e tor yourselves Iepot. ol 0 a-n-rngtonSt.NewVork.
23-lw
HOW TO 10 IT
ute LYON S
-If you wi-h a fin
head of Iiaiji
. KATHAI-
b e s t and
lar fprepara
made. Its
proves its ex
P. ON, the
most popu
tiou ever
immense sale
rilnnrn fr
removes all
Dandrul!'. ike. prevents the hair irom falling out. re
stores and nreserves it. ami is delightfully perfumed
Sold everywhere -3 lw
f Tbl'LV Marvellous, and almost purporting
belief, are the cure- performed by that justly pop
ular remedy the Acacian lialsam. prepan-d by
I)r U. rhe'p lirowu. lu Cou'ump tion. Brou
i ciiitis. A-thma. Nervous Complaint. Coughs.
I Colds. Liver Complaint. 1'alpitation oithe heart Ac.
; its Ui-e is attended by th most surprising beneficial
J results, alike cratilyiiiK to patients and their friends.
I The invigoratir; properties possessed by the Acarian
liaisatu. are peculiar to tin- remedy alone. In the
' ca-es of im alldfi ufTeriiit; Iroiu that lorm of com
j plaint known under the head of Oeneral Debility
! aud characterized by a great languor, utter prostra
! tion ol the nervous '.-rtem, and torpidity and inac
j tion ot the vita! oraii. its elfects are to relieve the
1 sullt-rer ot ali morbid li-eiim." and inspire him with
: lite and renewi d eueri'v It purities the blood, re-r-tore-
wasted Meh. and in a short time so renovates
; the entire beir that 'lie diae can 110 , longer tind a
j t'oothoiJ in the py-tem A full description of this
remarkable remedy ra.tr be found in ,a pamnhlet.
' which will t--e to tijo,- who apply, by the doc-
I tor's agents 1 he Acacian Balsam is sold at $2 per
I large bottle by
I I'UNU & MtiKSK.
but to those
'trial ot
men bottles
all may have
Sin Jambs Claueb s Female Tills The pro
prietor hold hundreds of te-tiraonia! to the virtues
of riir James Ciarke's femaie I'iiis. but their peculiar
nature prevent publication, but certain it is they
are the onlv sure and sa remedy in ue lor all the
painful and dangerous d;9?ases peculiar to the lemaie
eoiintitution in all caes of Nervous and .Spinal
Affections, .ii ii iu the Hack and Limbs. Heaviness,
f atifrue on slight exertion. 1'alpitation ol the Heart
Lowness of spirits. Uystexic!', sick Headache. Whites,
and all painful disea-es occa-ioned by adisoidered
system, these pills will eilect a cure when all other
means liave failed T'tcy .T-r fait tr mcifaf rs
c.!!. 'i7 to no'- etstrvr-aoM,. from whatever
cause. Thev are purely vegetable, and will not in
jure the moit delicate constitution. 1 or particulars,
send for a pamphlet to the Agent. One doiiar and
six po-taire stamps, rfiit to any authorized Ak-eut.
will in,-ure a bottie by return mail 2.i-3mo.
Dr. ('. !l. SHoLK.S. Kclkctc rHiYBH ian. .rives
marticular attention to di-a-es of the nmno-urinary
prans. and -pecia! diseases of women See advertise
oent in aniither column Ji!-Iy
Atwoou's ivi NiN.: Ionic Kittehi-. the be.-t Aro
mutic Tonic en-r oilVred to the public Ai! Urugcr
i.-ts fiave ir. see adverti-emi-ci
.Sept. 1. Is.; ... , . !y
A
CARD TO T II K LADI KS
Dr. DL PONC'i Si.i iLDEN PILLS K"R FEMALES
In -''I'iVj.e iri corr.ttn;,rn:ir,t. rtni r mov 'n i;o'.
s:ri'.'iont trom .-'i.e.'- rr riuf . an I a.'r-yy
si... . ,i,'m m a rert:,r.
The combiuatiou of ingredients in these I'illh are
perfectly harinie.-.-. I heir ellicacy and merits are
based upon an ext-ii.ive practice of ever i) vears ;
and where the directions have been strictly followed
they have never failed to correct all Irregularities
They relieve painful and dillicult Meu.-truation. par
ticularly at thechauge of life ; I hey will cure the
Whites and remove all obstructions ari-in? from
cold.-, exposure, or ai'v cau-e ; and may be .-ucct.-j.-fully
u-ed a1, a preventive. Price tfl.0,1 per box.
.Sold by POND St MoRsE. (Druggets. !
Agent- tur Kutiand. Vermont.
L;i.ii.-- ; Bv -ending tli-iu sl.V through the Rut
laud Post-Otfice chu have the pill- sect to any part ol
tin-country, iconiidentiallv) by mail. Sold in White
hall by J. K liruiinrfjn , and Itr. Wri-i'it. . irt-irop !j
Sim, Cast'.'on. J .. Joshn. Poultney. and by oue
Drusrgi-t in e.ery village and town in tlie United
fctau-.-.
N 1J. Look out for counterfeits. Buy no Golden.
Pills ofaiiy kind mile-- the box is Mgued S D. Howe
All other-are a l.a-e imposition and un.-a!e : there
fore, a- you value your live- and health, .to -ay noth
iug ol being liumbiigged out of your money, i buy
only ol those who show the signature of S. I). Howe
on every box, which has recently been added, on ac
count of the Fill., being counterfeited
May ai. d&w;ly
lu Ira. on Tueday. June , of diabetes, ilea- John
Mason, in the '.ith year of his age.
He was the Town Clerk (or thirty eight years, and
a mi-mber oi the Bapti-t church lor litty-tive years.
In Dauby. Illinois, May So, of diptheria. Albert
Alouzo. oldest son of Augustus and AbbyB.Ten
ney. aged five- year-.
Nfw Advertisements.
r u W N II A L L, RUTLAND,
SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 3th. l;l.
1 he world renowned MijBRis! BaoTHER-. Pkll &
Trijwhiiiduh Minstrels, from Morris Brothers. Peli
&. Trowbridge's Opera House, Boston.
EIGHTEEN STAR PERFORMERS.
Positively only one Concert as above. For full
particulas. see numerous posters. Lithographs and
Programmes.
Doors open at 7. commence at 8 precisely.
Tickets, 25 cents.
SrLos Morris), Manager. E. Sdtton, Ag't.
June5-3d
.-ole Agents.
e who otijt-ct vurchiis'ki before mak- Jj
the Hal-am. a .-mall number of speci-
price cts. each will be .-old, so that
,e trie opportunity of trial. 23-4 w
LADIES ! I have just returned from
Market, and would like to hare too call and
see my New Stock of Goods.
, , . STEPHEN FRENCH.
Rutland, June 5, 1361.
COIttaiMSlOXEIw jrOTlCE.
THE undersigned ha via g been appointed br the
Hon. Frobate Court, for the District of Rutland
commssionem to receive, examine, and adjuit all
claims and demands of all persons against the estate
of Charles L. Williams, late of Rutland, in said Li.
triot deci ased, hereby give noUee that we will meet
for the purpose of examining and allowing said
claims at the ofliee of Samuel Williams, In said Knt
land on the last Mondays of July and August, from
one o'clock, until 4 o'clock P. 11 , each of gaid davs
and that six months from the 4th day of June A !'
1861.18 the time limited by said Court for said credit-'
ore to present their said claims to us for examination
and allowance.
Dated, Kutlaad. Vt., 4th day of June, A D 1861
HORACE ALLEN, ' ' 861'
23-3w FREDERICK CHAFFEE. Cm'rs
CO.ttMMSIMB' NOTICE.
TI!rUniKi'?' ,iavinK been appointed by the
JL Hon. Probate Court for the District of Fair
haven, commissioner? to receive, examins and adjust
ai claims and demands of all persons against the
estote of Betaey Lamphere, late of lavillion. in the
county of Kendal, and State of Illinois, in said Dis
trict, deceased, hereby give notice that we will meet
lor the purpose of examining and allowing said
claims at the dwelling house of R. C Abell in West.
AaV,ri'a'.?i 8?'d D'stric' 3tst day of August,
AD.lSbl from 9 o clock A.M., until 4 o'clock P
M ., ot said day and that six months from the third
day of May, A. D. 1861, is the time limited by said
Court lor said creditors to present their said claims
to us for examination and allowance.
DUmi' Westhaven Vt- th'S 30th day of May, A.
23-3 w NATI1L FISH. ( tom
'JIIE EIGHTH WONDER!!!
All readers of History are familiar with the fact
that about three thousand years ago there lived in
the littie peninsula iu the South last of Europe sev
en individuals who were denominated the Seven
Wise Men of Greece. There was then and is now
in a state of ruins in Egypt, Persia and Greece,
sevt-n massive works of art designated as the seven
Wonders of the World. These were the Pyramids
oi Egypt, the Temple of Diana at Ephesus ; the Co
lossus of Rhodes; the Mausoleum or Tomb of King
Mausolus built by his wile Artimisia; the Statue of
Jupiter Olympus; the Hanging Gardens of liabylon
and the Pharos or Watch 1 ower of Alexandria. We
have now to announce another, the Eighth Wonder
more modern to be sure, but nevertheless marvelous,
viz : That Billings & Chaplin can sell every variety
of Goods lor less money than were ever before ot
tered at retail west of the Green Mountains We
say what we know, when we inform the people of
l.utland County that.they can buy their Dry Goods,
consisting of ' '
Ladies Dress Goods of the latest styles Dtl.aines
Prints, Bleached and Unbleached Cottons, Den
ims. Summer Pant, Cloths &c Superior
W atch Spring Steel Hoop .Skirts.also the
Lnion Skirt -the thing for HOI
Looking Glasies, Crockery, Glais
oiur, z.ariueu ana v ooaen
Ware, Hardware, fable
Cutlery, Nails. Glass.
I'aints. oils, furniture and
also Carriage Varnish, Cam
phene. Burning Fluid, and Down
ers Kerosene, West ludia Goods and
Groceries. DurKee's Select Spices. And an in
finite variety of Household Goods, at lower prices
thau have been sold in Rutland within the lat half
century. Our purpose is to sell our goods at small
profits lor cash We can do it and iake money.
Call and see if we don't.
BILLINGS k CHAPLIN
Head ot Washington street,
Rutland, Vt.
Would you like the best Brand of Flour the town
affords, ground Irom pure white wheat. Inquire for
the l'remier Miiis'r at
3 KILLINGS ft CHAPLIN'S.
J . 15 . 15 A L I) WIN,
BOOKSELLER STATIONER,
AND LigAI.EI! IX
DAILY L WKEKl.Y KEWSPAPEES. PKCI0DK AI.K. C ;
tTEJCL ESOI'.A VINOW. l OLUUEIi k PLAIN I.1TH
OOUAP1IS, If. ; AKTIiTB" MATERIAL!!
KOU OIL. KBKCIAN AL OR
NAMUNTAL 1'AINTIM
GILT MOL LDINGS FOR SALE. AND PICIL'RK
FRAMES MADE TO ORDER.
lioidon and New York Dailie delivered at any
point on Rutland & Burlington and Rutland Wash
ington K. R ttr'ire Unurt in advance of the mails.
Rutland Daily Herald delivered a: any station or
cros-ingon Rutland & Burlington and Rutland &
Wa-hington Railroads, or any of the above Dailies
sent by mail to any point
Clark's Block, Merchants' Row. i
Rutland, Vt. j jnnea.Uwtf
F
I S K & CO.'S E X P R E S S .
11 E JI f) V A L.
I heoiDce of the United States and Canada Express
has been removed to the .-tore of Mr J. B Bait win,
Clark's New Block, corner ol Merchants' Row and
West St.. where all business of tnis line in Kutiand
will hereafter be transacted, iu-tead of at the Depot
as heretofore.
All orders left with the aent will bi attended to
with promptness and dispatch. Freight and pack
age delivered promptly on arrival oi each train.
Packages railed for in any part of the village, for
which orders should be left at ieaM hall an hour be
lore the departure of the trains.
liilis. drafts, acc . promt tlv collected.
juneSdiWti J fi BALDWIN. Agent.
lirERATIO--Ti7niay certify that
I have this day given my son Jo! .-ttb Frink
bis time during the remainder of his minority, and
shall herealter pay no more debt of his contract
ing and claim none ot his wages.
JOEL FRINK
Mend on. May 1", lvJl 24-iW
s
T A 11 S A N D
T Ii I l' E 8
a " I. N h I ij VV AVE'
AM.
C II E S T E H K IN V, S L E Y .
n n i) c e n i e .v Ay it p i- v i s i 'i y s.
LOW IOR FAY '
Central Hou'e B! ck. Rutlaud Vt
June 1st, 1-i'jI.
EED CORN We-tern S-ed Com tor fodder ;
O for sale at
H. o PERklNM'
Commission More. Merchant - Row
May 3. di w-ow
"WHITE SOUTHERN SEED CORN.
Tf for sale at FRENCH & KINGS LEY'S
juneldtwow
1 P O R T A R L E 1 1 A A P R E S S,
r- alter the latet improvements, in t'OOd working
rder, for sale at le-- than two third- its actual value.
i - ..... .... .. ..ri K..p q V..eth
order, ior ra:t? ac it- inaii ivs u inn ti? hp aiutti ai
Fur particular-, addre-s the subscriber at North
:a jiii' u, i -
May 3. 2o-3w.
P KDGEKTON, Jr.
milREE PLY AND INGRAIN CARPETING
JL just added to the -tock ,,,-,,-r
H, II . I U la. 1 -
May 2;. 1?U. may29d&wtl
1 E V O L V E R S, REVOLVERS.
AX CLARK & BROTHERS have this day received
a large invoice of Colt s, Smith's, Wesson s and Al
len s improved Revolvers, which were bought tor
cash, and will be sold for three fourths the iormer
prices. Cartridges 75 cents per hundred. Also an
other lot of dirk and bowie kuive-..
Clark's Block, June 1st. 1S61.
A Q U E D U 0 T NOTIC E.
J. All persons now u-ing. or wi-hing to use the
Aqueduct Water tor the year to come, arenotmed
that the tax will be due on the 20th of June next,
and that it mu.-t be paid on or before that day.
ROBERT PIERPOINT, ) Water
JAMES RAREETT. Commis
M. S. RICHARDSON, ) sioners
Rutland, May 2Sth lsol. M;3w
OTHER THINGS too numerous to mention at
MERRIAM S.
Rutland, May 1361.
CUMBERLAND COAL, at
FRENCH & KINGSLEY'S.
PIE PLANT. LETTUCE, ASPARAGUS and
RADISHES, at MUSSEY'S.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS in jrreat variety at
the MUSIC STOKE.
Legal Notices.
CO&IJnLIS8IOIVCKf9 NOTICE.
THE undersigned having been appointed by the
Hon Probate Court, for the District of Fair haven,
Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust ail
claims and demands of all persons against Zimri
Barber, late ol Castleton, in said District deceased,
hereby give notice that we will meet for the purpose
of examining and allowing said claims at the late
dwelling bouse of the deceased, on the last Thursdays
of June and September next, from o'clock A. M.,
until 4 o'clock P. M., on each of said days, and that
six months from the 17th day of May, A. D.,
1861, is the time limited by said Court for said credi
tors to present their said claims to us ior examination
and allowance.
Dated Castleton, Vt., this 30th day of May, A. D.
H. ARMSTRONG, I ,.m
8. K.GATFjj, Comrs.
23-3w
COJIJIlsmoSERV IVOTICH.
I Mr undersigned having been appointed by the
X Hon.ProbateCourt, for the District of Rutland,
Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the es
tate ol Zalmon Whitlock late of Uubbardton, in
said district deceased hereby give notice that we
wil l meet for the purpose of examining and al
lowing said claims at the dwelling house of A. W.
.eIson in Hubbardlon, first Saturday in July and
September from 1 o'clock P. M. until 4 o'clock P.
M., each of said days, andthat six months from
the 2d day of May, AD. 1801, is the time limited
bvsaii court lorsaid creditor to present their 'aid
claims to us for examination and allowance
18l"teJ 81 1IuW,ardton Vt' a iday Of May A. D.
C. S. RUMSEY, ,, .
23 : 3w JUSTIN JKKMNGS 1 Com r9
C 31 JI I t M 1 0 1 E It ' O T I V E .
fl1llE undersigned, having been appointed by the
m. Hon. Probate Court lor the District ol Rut
land, commissioners to receive.examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against the
estate of Moses Smitltu late of Rutland. in said
district deceased, hereby give notice that we will
meet lor the purpose ol examining and allowing said
elaims at the late dwelling house of said deceased
in Rutland, on the third Tuesday being the 1.0th
day of October next, from 1 o'clock P. M., until 4
o'clock P. M , ef said day, and that six months
irom the 23d day of April A, D. 1861 is the time
limited by said court lor said creditors to present
their said claims to us for examination and allow
ance. Dated Rutland, Vt., this 23d day ol April.
Win. HUMPHREY. I.. .
22-3w LYMAN HAWKINS, I r"
STATE OF VERMONT, rp 11 K
District of Rutland, ss j J. Cou
Hon. Probate
Court for the District
oi Kutiand
To all persons interested in the estate of Stillman
R. Weeden, lateof Rutlaud, in said District,
Greeting :
By the authority of the State of Vermout, you are
hereby notified to appear before said court at the
Register's olllce.iu said Rutland, on the 1st 'Tuesday,
being the 4th day of June next, then and the'e to
be heard if you see cause, on the examination lor
allowance oi the account of Horace G. Clark, ad
ministrator of said estate, and al-o as to ail orders
and decrees of said eitate to the persons entitled
thereto.
Given at Rutland iu Haid District, this loth day o!
May. A.U HI. i
3 I ! HENRY HALL. Register.
TMI'OItTANT
X MON ROE
RUTLAND LIGHT
FROM I'OHTRESS
GUARD ON I II K MOVE.
We move to-day. Mat 2jth. at t-u '.'clock to Hamp
ton, and again go intolcainD Our Surgeon think-
that we uall be healthier in camp tbauln the pre-nt
quai.er. i
All mail matter lor the Regiment to be ent .
uual. We are only one audi quarter mile- from
the Fort.
The Troy Regiment arrived hire ye-teniay and
took up quarter-at Hampton .o we -hall not be
alone I hey took three pri-oner- ye-terday they
were officer, their hdr-e- were taken al- Bully
lor 1 roy
None of our company are -o -ick but that ii theie
wa a j.ro-p-ct of a tiiht. they would report them
selves ready for duty. I Gen Butler i-hre. h!- m-n
will arrive -oon
Citizens ol Rutland and vicinity. I m with the
Rutland Light tuard in the euemie-couu'ry in good
-pint ready and wilting to protect the t .ag ot our
Union. but you wilu find my Drug store ol Mam
-trett, a-i u-ual. and ill there i-'anything in my line ol
trade you i-h. and will call a: the old -tand to ob
tain it. you will receive the thank- of one who ba
the honor ol being in Mid Virginia, and a.-o a mem
ber of the Rutland I.iiflit uard
lion t lorgt-t my Store
: 1 RES II i(XiDS. AT FAIR FEU r.n.
Very tru'.v our-
HtA.M.l'l t
Phv-ician I're-cnntione accuratelv di-nen-ed at
all hour- of the day aipl night V ami'y Reaper- ( u:
up w ith Leatne-.- d:-ps;ch and the utino-t preci-ion
II
i;
I'
Ii
WILL OPEN ON
FRIDAY
MAY 31,
1 O O O O.I o u
IN
DRESS GOODS, :
i.Ceuts to 2'"J P- r ya.-i
T ADIEn CLOTH GARMENTS.
.: t.. r. .i
SjLK MAMlLLAi
I 'A DIES sl'S UMBRELLAS
j M V. to 'j r
nOriVDS MEU RlilAC PRINT.
JUU' A.l new patterns. -, Cents.
5n0()YI AMHR.CAN PRINT, ceu j
i l N E i' it I t: E O N L Y .
B.
I5UR1.
I I. 1 H K MATERIAL FoR A NICE yUALHY
L H.AG.steet br U t'r ! 20-
B it BURl
KW STOKE
r
i
me
sui
nd It Mor-e have now on hau l a large a ort-
iit ol New Good-.
the times.
omprising. a large! stock ot
l'o.. Medicines, and Patent Medicines. I'oi.et Ar
ticle- of every variety. A large a.-'ortment of
nice Cu tlerv at ifauie Prices -Also 1-ancy
Arrticlesaud Toys. Rocking Horses. Cabs
lor Children and Infants. Accor
dions. Violins. Violin and Bas
Viol Strings. Martial Toy lor
old audi Young America.
Irumk iife,&c.,fcc
BIRD CAGEt OF EVERY sTYLE.
SODA WATER.
i )h b r a drink cf j'ool Soda Water ' fay the bov
at Fortress Monroe. Let all who remain drink to the
health of them tbat'slawa in Cool Suda Water.
j . POND & MORSE.
QLAIRVO V NT P II Y S I C 1 A N
I) Ii . E . XT" S M I T II ,
Now loeated at Rutland. Vt.. claims power to diag
nJse and locate di-ea-e correctly and accurately.
WITH lUT SYMPTOMS,
and to treat succe-sfully all curable maladies.
I o inspire confidence and compel belief, he invites
tliesick aud af'Jicted to come and be examined, keeb
OV COARIiE. i
Letters for examination uiu-t give ii'im- and
and inclose 1.
Charges lor medicines reasonable to all and paid
on delivery. ,
Examiuatious made at the office on Centre St.. and
near the Depot, each day, Sundays excepted, Irom
y to 12 M . and Irom 2 to 5 P. M.
jLR Duttos, A. M.. and a graduate ol the National
Medical College at Washington. D. C is associated
with Dr. Smith, aud a.-sisU iu preparing medicines
and treating patients., 20
1JUESU ARRIVAL of I OYS. ANN VKRrVXV
ji RY. at I E. N. MERRIAM S.
-JALElDosCoPS.
S.
1
E N. MERUIAM S.
4 FRKSH SUIT
jY oi those China VASES, just
J:. received at
JltUKlAJl S.
-tUIXA TEA SETTS, Paints, Sett" of Furniture,
I j tLO .lor the Girls, at E. 1. MERRIAM S.
TuIaUES, SHEEP OU.stp
'i "v ;
rjjTRANSPARENT feLATES.t
MERRIAM'S.
-TKATUER COVERED BAT BALML
piFK8ADDKCM8,.ttli. rjgic STORE.
I
Di-T Goods.
JHE IRREPRESSIBLE CONFLICT.
PANIC IN THE MARKET !
DRY GOO
: AE HALF FRICE, AT
D S.
UBSDELL PIERSON & CO'S.
43 North Pearl Street, Masonic Hall,
ALBANY.
In consequence of the state of the Money Markets
and almost entire cecessation of bustnes with the
South, enables us to fill up our Stock at greatly re
duced prices; and in order to avail ourselves ot th
present state ot the market, we have this day marked
down our entire stock of
DRESS AND FANCY GOODS,
From 25 to 50 cts. below their former prices.
Merrimac Goods 10 cts.
Case of English Chintz. 1 yd. wide, Is., worth 2.
All Wool Plaids, 2s, 6d, worth 4s.
Valencia's Irom Is tid., to 10s Cd full 30 per
Cent less.
Ottoman Cloth, 6s. worth 8s.
SILKS A large assortment at 4s. worth 6.
And all other -ii ke equally low.
EMBROIDERIES At astonishing low prices.
Worked Collars 2s, worth 4.
And so on up to Fine goods 10s and 12s., worth S3
and 30s- Sets equally low.
A large assortment ef
MOURNING GOODS,
At corre-pondingly low prices.
SHAWLS ASh CLOAKS,
IN GREAT VARIETY OF STYLE,
And at prices that cannot fail to please- 3ol
p O U L T N E Y
APRIL, lsth. -l-tfl
J O S L I N
Is now receiving
ALL K I .V it .S
G O O if
C II E A P '
"V" E W F ALL GOODS!!
X Juet received at
SFKXCEK WYATT'S
A very large assortment of DRESS GOOD8,
SHAWLS. CLoAK.-v I R1MMINGS CUIUS,
CASSIMERES. VESIINlm. IIAIS AND CAPS
LADIES sliuKS READY MADE CLOlillNU
kc . flrc
Among our Dre !- tnat I -lound all the no ,
eltie of the sen-.-::. I'.i.t .'i'l I'rmte l Merinos,
l'a-ametta- 1' ::ti :u I l'rn.te,) VVo'd bi latins
Mutiair- !' p. in- t'i -r.e;.i . 1 :orei,:iue.
Brocaded Goal" ila r Union P. aid-.
M-.i-lm Deljtii.- Plan. Printed
Ernbroid' ri -. 1- rei, h.Etsgdsh
yicli a:.i Aiueritan
shaw... Fr ul and
flam aui.ei.
Moreen-. Balmorai and .-skeleton skirt-. Carpermg".
Bag-, ftc . &c
our t I.OI HING l-irij in Vermel. ' We keep
no Southern s. (. mu le ..rs
A trry lar.-e or.mtn: ' i ' lot!.-. a--imere in
vesting-
GR" ERIE-! .:,:.ti;,.i;..tn:ii.! lowe-t prices,
inciudli.g our ci-.e' r:.. i 1 i.- i;-, ur cent ie.
We niane r.o ,iii "ji'i ' - .1 t it v. if i give the
BES1 MUll'.IMAi i-Ul.Ms at llcupryd.
BF1 MAM 11EM1.R M DI.AINS. 1-J "
REM' HEAV1 t:RHV.N MIEEIING. "
ALEXANDER - KIDgLoVEs. ctsprpr.
We buy ail i.ur ,
ready py a- t!.e.;
be humtuggel ! y
before you but
Castleton K" t
w.t'i ash and wi.lsell for
y t:e in Vermont Don t
: ftture- tut it:v- c a caJ
r 1-
4-tf
O
P E N IN.
I A V
lki:.-.- i. j h MAS II! I. A s
N li. flA if APRIL
i. Y. . irACKENi;USH.
Wi.l ' ;.e!l -.tit1, i t.rtv -trek of
S 1 L K M A N I I L L A . '' A s V U E a
I I.OI !1 1 1 A It ME.N ! -
Of the be-t pr;l,g A.--
RICH SILKS. IKEs ;' US.
LACKS EMBROIDERIES. 4- Ac.
The entire -took will ! e ;..i-t.i-;.ed. aini the -pe
cial di-p'.ay rontinu-ii ir:i;i-1: e e-k 7he exhibi
tion I- Iree to a... uii h- i h,. w iti a an
opportai.ity ro -ei' :.,i ; i.r, V-.-e tri..m it it.ey p!ea-e,
a very large and a'frav-;.e ... o NEW iiiHjlfi,
at p. rices t -:iv t'.e if,-, teni-jrki,!.''.' i t
u V tUACKENBUSH.
Corner I'.r- :t-;av t..l I !.;.-l -:- . iroy. N.Y'
D
RV iiiMDS !"!: TIIE MILLION!
Great :. t I i:ii-- Ev-r rfi-i-i in Troy !
G. V. S. '.JUACKT-NdTMI.
Is -(liii.gf.r i.. -; ii :.: . .- .-II IM'iii DJ.'KSS
G i OL, former ii :t lr, in ! t ,. to t!.i te - hi, ling j
For eel PRIN 1 S t:-t.a 't :! at i uv .hilling.
Forl. EMI'.RlDrRH EI l v-.-rti. 2 Many
other EMURtilDERli .- abU I. At 1 "D- arc- ot
tered hull the co-t , : .fcip-.rtati'.ii
Dl;E3 .-II.lt - :,i d i i ii 'it-r -' -'it- t ooods
at greatly I. EM ( ED 1'KK I -
1 he-e Oood- were urci.a-e i Autrion ard Bank
rupt Sale- i'. :i
S
UPEItlOK WARRANTED Ey I. TP
men ts "K I Hi. ARMY AND NAVY.
With fw : - ;-'!-: c:i-:ui.t!y tmp:..ye.. we
can promptly hi! t.'.e l..r.'..--t ..rd-:-
Knap-uck-. Haver-ac-. W:.er ::.. e Carnp
Blankets. .Sol.iiei- ai..i .-at-.f l'.;v- u,-. !;-:bber
Coats. -apes a::d .-a:- I.e.-.-.i:.:-. II. r-.- overs.
Saddle Cover-, larpatihi.- and Uu.-i.u Ctvrs. Gun
aud Revolver (. u-i. ai.i.-.u over-. .!:-:.-. (rain
and Hour Bags, lei.t-. Pfi.t..ot.-. ub!iiTii:e Ar
mor. Rubber I loth A.l the at-.He -i:- t ;., ii:i any
etvie. at short notice
Our own Rubber i.-.- ' i-. tt ;t:i -. are
univer-rlly admired torrheiro i.-.i'i y f--t,
and superior strength and w. .rkir.aii-l.il
Illustrated Cat......'ia-. -.:':i lull .:e-c'ptioii-. for
warded on re j-ie-t
Address all order-1-
JOHN A. I, REI N E.
Irc.i-urer Rubber!. lofhiugCo..
lS-3w 40 M'.k : . -t.or Z 'l i;-ui .rji. .V V
1? J. BLISS. Brandon. t . keeps constantly on
j, hand a coioj.lete a-soitrneut ot
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. READY MADE
CLOTHING. GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS. HATS. CAP.s. PAPER HANG
INGS. BUST BRANDS FLOUR.
Ac . &c. 4c j.
A the r!f: prir-s n.r l am. 17-tl
Public Houses.
T" HE M c C AL D E L II O USE,
LADIES ORDINARY.
GENTLEMEN S ORDINARY.
AND RESTAURANT.
Nos. 530 and 502 Broadway. Entrance Rear Nos
3j and 37 James Street.
ALBANY.
The patronage of Citizens, strangers and visitors at
Albany is respectfully solicited. The house has been
fitted up in a manner superior to any in the country,
nd every delicacy of. the Reason can be obtained at
this establishment on the most reasonable terms.
To travelers on Steamboats and Railroads ;thij
house affords advantages over any other. No delay
will occur as every order will be served as goon as
given.
Private parties furnished on the shortest notice
with everything of the season.
p. S. this house is within a few itepi of the Bail
road Depot, boing on the block below the Del van
House on the opposite aid of Broadway. 3o-ly
OIL CLOTH all width and patterns, at
FRENCH 4 KLNWSEEY'S.