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THE RUTLAND DA WEEK HEKALD : THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, I8G1.
.
TEE LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
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Departure of the Expedition.
IMPORftNT FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND UNEASY ABOUT
COTTON.
jJumored Opciiiiijj: of
Southern Ports.
ANOTHER M. P. DEFENDS SE
CESSION. UTTER FROM DR. RUSSELL.
He states object of the Naval
Expedition.
The Jrir Itvi Piratf.
Philadelphia. Oct. ;).
I'". Lane, the last of the Jeff 1 )avis pirates,
was acquitted on the iiml that bein; the
navigator of' the Ktiehantress after her cap
ture he must have delayed her progress, pre
venting her arrival at a rebel port because
in sixteen days the vessel only made two
hundred and tit t v miles. Bane alleges that
he sailed the vcs-el north during the nignt
and south during the dav.
T. IJuigley. . Mullens, and E Uocktord
were convicted of piracy last evening.
Thrlarral Flt ftaile-d.
Fort Monroe, Oct. 'JO.
The great fleet sailed this morning. The
Wabash taking the lead at davlight when
the gnn was fired as a signal and the Cahaw
ba bringing tip the rear.
The vessels about fifty in number formed
tn a line a few miles down the roads and
went out between the rapes in fine style.
The Baltic had the Ocean Express in tow,
and the Yanderbilt the Great Republic and
the Illinois the Golden Kagle.
The moaning was beautiful. There is no
news from Old Point.
Inlrrestiuir t'orrig-n Srni.
Halifax, Oct. :s0th. lShl.
The R. M. S. F.uropa from Liverpool, at
10 a.m. of the lyth, via Qucenstown I'Oth,
arrived at Halifax at 3 o'clock p. in. She
has s;t passengers and 7tloli pounds in specie
for Boston, for which port she will leave at
7 p. in. She will be due at Boston early on
Fridav morning. The steamship Saxonia.
from New York, arrived at Southampton on
the I 2th.
Km;i,am. The Pari- curre-pondenf of
the London Times wr.'e- the . i i- -us-ion - as
tO till" n ll : 1 1 i i hue of fi-iiiev 'it !e adicitf'1
by France a . i Eng. and on the Amerc-m
question have been again renewed. The
subject has b en mooted before but was post
poned. Po--il.lv. information brought over
by tic- Prince Napoleon may have . ontribu
teif to make the Kmperor mote inclined to
listen 'o proposals which might be made in
'his respect by England
The London Globe gives prominence to
the following paragraphs : "We learn from
authentic sources that notification ha- been
issued affecting trade with the Southern
Stat-'-.
ft would appear from a letter oi instruc
tions - ued bv Mr Memitii'er from ibch-
1 in 1 1 1
li
Alt'.
that ihr
;tltedel'- i
;it,. ", e! iniieut ailthnrie vt s.-e's eicliit!.'
t;cm !.i;eii!ii cimntrii s to enter ariv ' m cm
tiic -o'i'heii; coast dei l.tiniL' such ,nrt shall
be coii.-iderei I a proper p.irt it etirrv ibr icli
es, I It i'ic 111 i-N-r or owner lrn! without
del iy ,!i-pv
i olleclioll !i
lieer ni.r. !'
cli.ir.'e of : il
tli - I 1" I .I.e.
l It It is.
h ,t iin-s-ener to tli n-arest
lis'i i' t jt! ol d. r that a n ' i.;;c oi-
1.' -i'l:l bv the coilecto!' to t ike
ie- cai'-o and execute the tbrmali
i' l III 1 nlilicclloll with tic elilrv lit
1 -ei a; 1 e 'l.iim iii-rrMtioii n; Ksjcx
At .
v'lpt .)er ;-. .1 lie iiiber of I'ai iiaiic ni. ( xp.t
ii.ifed on ti.e w tr it: America ami it- ctlect
: Pnji i:,.. lb' argued in favor ot the
njht.i: -c.'es-j,,n an. I in'L'ed ihat iiie people
ol -.n-!iii -!io',Me;Vc sin li stron:.' cspre.s
on oi iheir sentiments as would induce the
pivernnieni tn act in accordance therewith.
1 he Times in an ediioiial on the bv of
Isuniiliaiioii in Anieiica says, that amid all the
t innoil of war a change in the morals ofconi
iiui:i!e can be described, and that there i-, a
f ont L'liiimieriiiL.' of a new dawn, and says
iiitellii.'enl Americans are inclined to believe
tiiat the return of peace, though it will show
humiliation, aud ive no securitv for more
secession in future, will be the eve of a better
and inoi e orderly ;:m ei iiinent in the northern
States Lu iierally .
Doctor U -sm Ii's last letter is dated Wash
ineton ( let. Hh. In it he alludes to a reat
expedition to sail the cm! ot Oct. Ib-savs
that the u' is determined to open a cotton
port, and it iloi.'l believe in the oaths of the
Sout ln-riii.rs that they will never eive
1 ii.i.c of cotton to the Yankees, but thinks
the temptation ot the In l; !i prices prevailiiir
will attract laie siiipiies of cotton to port
tor exportation. I lets a ( Jovei iiinent mo
!;opo;y mav be created ill cotton, and a
Minis", protectionists ( iovenitnciit will scarce
ly mm to 5, si on a screw with foreign custo-iner-.
The writer thinks that lor the pres
et t the !ai''e ports of the South are tolerably
' le'.
I ' urn r of 'the ship Hoy ne has brought
' 'w ie! jiiev.u auainst the Federal (lov-
" prohibiting that vessel I'ro.ii en-,vri:'-
'V.'Uinah i'e'ore the blockade was
c-ta! hslied. and claims coiiseo uentic for
losses. 1
W. M.erman t iawtord, a prominent Irish
I'olit:. ,,,11 and .Member Parliament is
dead.
The ..!fici;! trial ol the speed of the iron
p! ltd tr icar.' Warrior, res'iite.i in ;m aver
i .'e of in ally tiiurteeii and a hail knots,
which places h..r at the head of the Ibitish
' ivy 1:1 pt.i as well as in ali other partic-iia:.-.
I he iihest speed attained was over
: ' -' knots.
-v meeting had 'n.-eu held m Hcrmintihani
.' i'.c to the cotton .supply, and in advoca
. ' 'he establishiiien; ot cotton industry in
1 1 .is me;.n o;'de-Tovi.' the si. 1 ve n ade.
Rev. Iliji'il and 'iauert of New York was
amomr the the speakers, and advocated the
introduction of colored families from Amer
ica into Africa.
KRANCE.
Ir is reported that the Italian quest'on has
hecn debated in cabinet council with consid- I
erable animation, ovvin-i chiefly to the de- i
ci'b'd part trk"-n by Pc-siny in thvor of the j
It. iban side. No resolution was taken.
The Uevce des deux Mondes " has re-
rcceiveil a tir.-t warning Mo: an ooietionaole
summary o, -, ; ,ii.;i:ai
C Vi-llt-
Count Persii'iiv has issued a circular call- ;
in;; on tin- Prefects to brimr all charitable so
cieties established without the sanction of the
"overnment under the operations of the laws.
The societies St, Vincent de Paul are espe
cially point out tor reform.
Paris, Oct. IS.
The Bourse is dull, but closed firmer at
(7!r The Paris nioiiev market continued
unsettled. The sale of bills to be credited
under the the credit of two milliont granted
to the Banks of France, had eommdnced in
Paris.
Pkl'SHlAX.
The coronation of the King took place at j city will be presented to Gen. Rob't Ander
tht church of castile at Korrvstoy on the j son this afternoon, by the Mayor and coin
l!rh. The splendor of the various proces- mon council.
si jns was very great. Alter the ceremony j The transport steamer Thos. H. Wann,
various addresses were presented to which from Fort Monroes reports the fleet getting
the King replied as follow--: The Kings of underway. On Monday off Hog Island,
Prussia have now worn the crown lfiO year-, saw four steamers bound South.
I am the first King to ascend the throne j
since the crown, who has oeen sur
rounded with institutions in harmony
with our times, but remembering
that the crown comes from God I have
been notified by my coronation in this sa
cred edifice that I record in humility and
know that the prayers of niv people accom
panied me in this solemn act. The love and
fidelity displayed toward- me since my ac
cession to the throne, and which has just
been manifested towards me in such a touch
ing manner, are tokens I may reckon under
all circumstances, of the fidelity, devotedness
anil self sacrificing spirit of my people.
Trusting in these qualities T shall renounce
the custom of requiring the oath of allegi
ance and fidelity from my faithful people.
The gratifying proofs o' their aiiection and
devotion atlords an occasion of a late event
have strengthened this confidence. The pro
vidence ot God has preserved the blessings
ofpeacetoour dear fatherland. My vali
ant army will protect it from dangers with
out. As regards dangers in the interior
Prussia t.will remain free of them because
the throne of her Kings remains strong in
the power and right of Unity between the
King and people which has made Prussia
great while it continues to exist we shall be
enabled on the ground of acknowledged
rights to resist the dangers of our agitated
period and all threatening storms. May God
will it so.
The Minister of State then read several
orders, also an act of amnesty and several
grants of nobility, &.c The King accepted
an invitation to the bail to be given by the
Earl of Clarendon in honor of the event.
rir.
Philadelphia, Oct. 30.
The extensive factory on the corner of
l'Jth and Washinghton .-ts. belonging to the
estate of Craig was burnt this afternoon.
The loss hy the destruction ot the building
amounts to L'o.Ooo dollars but is insured.
.artil Expedition.
Washington, Oct. 3o.
It i- certain that no one outside of the naval
expedition knows where the first blow will
be struck. It is, probable however, that the
earliest new concerning their operations will
come through southern channels.
from Xfvr .Mexico,
Kansas City, "ct. J'b
Tin- Santa Fe mail and Carson citv Kx
pres reached here on Saturday in advance
of Schedule time. Husiness was dull through
out the territory.
The volunteer torce in New Mexico number.-,
now over n.'ioo men, :ooo ot' wi.oui arc
now enrolled atiil 1 nipped, soon to be em
ployed in a five service. I heir des'ination
is towards M -silia. where they expect addi
tional reinforcements.
'I he Indians report a lare bo.lv of troops
maT-!: iriu from the West, ami manv thit k it
mac be the Calif. irtiia torce so anxi iti-iv ex
pected. If so they 'lesiun on their arrival
attacking the force m that region iroui
1'eXls.
1 he Catnr.ches ind Utahs Lave oeen lock
ing horns together near Maxwell's llanche.
ori'iiiaf ine: from ; : I ; -' t committed bv the
I talis m which y i..ht;,in-d one hundred
head of C:i:taebiv horse-. The Caniaehees
followed 'o obtain tic-ir prop.-r'y and iti tin;
striiL'-be one ul' their number wa- killed. The
Indians on the nlains arc now neaceabiv dis-
lOsed to the whites, having leceived their .
itiiiiiii! i's. 1 ne raiio- re man luinisiies 11
lbllowiii'T atlilitionai itcnit; About the tt!
inst.. a party of New Mexico
;
volunteers un-
der ('.iiif Mint maa -inror'tscil :if Altmnva
.. ""V ' .Vr-r I
....un.es ue.owrun v.,a,t: o i in re-
ocis, ami tueir norse stamjienea.
Capt. Minx proposed to surrender his
company, but his men dissenting secur
ed their horses and retreated to Fort
Crair. Subsequently about loo J S troops
t'rom Port Craifj pursued the rebels, over
took them, killed their Captain and ten men,
woundrd about .'o and killed thirty horses.
The balance of the Te.xans e scaped. Anoth
er band ot' rebels who had been encamped
on the Arkansas river were beini; pursued
by a company of U S Dragoons from Fort
Wise and a company of New Mexicans.
A 'mroniisie.
Jetl'ei'son City, Oi't. 2'.i.
A special tlispa'ch to the St. Louis Demo
crat says, lien. Prentiss, who left St. Louis
Sunday last with a torce of infantry to sup
rttise and cloture the rebels a; Fulton, in
Calloway county, has returned, and reports
that tjctoiv he reached 1-ulton, ;(cn. .John F.
Henderson, of the State militia had made a
compromise with the rebels at Deer's Mills,
near Coiicoid. by which he agreed that the
r i !.!.,. i .. . :c
i; ii lieu ..Kites nouiti ijut inaivt; any iinesis u
tin I'eoeis would lav down their arms and
return lo t.ic.i
homes. Gen. Prentiss ac
the -compromise, but on the first !
'it will visit severe vengeance up- j
.iiicsced in
violation of
on the oflenders.
i ne reoeis were i"o suonu, aim i ien. i
it , . , i , .-7'
Hendersons torce numbered 1..00.
The proposition lor compromise came from i
i 'i. . . i i .... . . . i '
the rebels.
... - . - i
., riiH Itailroail Aititlrnt.
ISaltimoit, Oct. :i0. i
, ... i i . i. .i
An accident occurred last night on tne i
Northern Central Kailroad near Yo:k. The i
. .'
ti am ran over a cow and threw three cars oil
tb- track Two - vassen-vcr- were killed aud j
' jmi-upu' "ucMii.uaiiUj
several wounded i
From Tlissoari.
St. Louis, Oct. 30.
The Congressional committee closed their
labors last night. It is understood that they
made a searching investigation into the al
iened frauds and irregularities of the govern-
rnent oilicers of this military denartineat.
The result of their examination will be made
public in a few days.
From Ilatana. j
New York, Oct. 30. I
Havana letters say that Charles J. Helm, t
late U. S. Consul there arrived from St.
Thomas with credentials as consul from rebel
States. The Captain General retused to ad
mit him as consul. J
It is stated that the Nashville and Isabella
are fitting out at Charleston with heavy arm
aments.
Another letter says Mason and Slidell
were received by the Capt. Gen'l. as private
iientleuien. " j
Trutimonialit tuOrn, .lutlmon.
New York, Oct. 30.
A cold snufT box and the f reedom of the
FROM MONTPELIER.
Special Dispatch to the Herald.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Vminl LrsrUlatore.
Montpelier, Oct. 30.
FORENOON SESSION.
House. The Chair announced as com
mittee on joint resolution respecting the final
ad journment, Mr. Houghton of Pownell, Mr.
Hubbard of Fairfax, and Mr. Miller of Pom
fret. The report of the Quarter Master Gener
al, in compliance with an act approved 18th
inst., was received and read by the clerk.
The report gives a full account of the posi
tion and condition of the troops. It gives a
detailed account of the clothing last received
and still required. It states that the Gener
al Government has furnished, or shortly will
furnish, tents, overcoats, and other articles.
It recommends also that this State furnish
boot, drawers and rubber blankets for
troops.
The dog bill was taken up and dismissed.
Yeas 121. Nays 5.
The Insolvency bill from the Senate was
read the first time. On the ques'ion, shall
the bill be read the second tine, Mr. Sawyer
of Townsend. called for the veas and nays.
Yeas 153. Navs 31. And the bill was read
the second time. Mr. Hut bell of Fairfax,
i .v .t i ! i 11 , .i
moved that the (ml he laid on the tab e and
the usual number of copies printed. Agreed
to,
ri t 1 ,
Senate, f h President appointed as
1
the joint f,i';---it'ee to name the earliest prac.
j ticable day tur the final adjournment of the ;
genera! a
I assembly. Messrs Powers and Ed- ,
rounds.
Joint resolution offered i.y Mr. Wheeler
requesting the ' iovernor. it' not inconsistent
with the army regulations, to require that
tbe Chaiilain- of the regiments from
This
ot
ler
State .-hail report statedly of the conditio!
the volunteer, and tha they shall m
suitable n stnetio!). receive from the -ff i:
and forward home -m h monies as nr4v
entru-teii 'o them tor that purpose, tec.
therefore, a compensator, not to ex. ce.
seventh of one per cert of the money
Referred to Commi'tee on Military A
Senate bi.i j'tov ci'tiir for rai-in-j thre
merits of iritiantry va- taken np.
Mr. Whi'e moved to amend bv -,rr.
v;nT
r.c-
-etlt.
i t;r.
rt-L'i-
v:--iiti2 j
that these reei;. .,.,: shall be sen'
onlv when neee-'sarv to mak no the,
this State, and bv -ft ikit.'j out the wo
rwarU
if -a o
l tnree
before' retriiri"iits. 1111 1 suOstit'ite on.
: t t-rie 1
yeas "23. navs :
'
t
a section
On motion of Mr. Woodbridire,
-,., 1 1 ,1 . .1 , l '11 r .1. i. .u
was added to the bill providing that the rOT- l
.,.. li .1 1 . .1 .
1',a-, '-"'ei. upon in me
president, under an act of Conjrre- or in
sadden emergency, raise such troops, cavalry,
artillery or infantry, as he shall be called on i
for. ' '
Mr. VV bite moved to add a section provid
ing that all Tolunteers who may enlist under
such call from the (ioferrior, shall be en
titled to the same nav and assistance as is
i i i . ,
furnished volunteers under the act ot April j
Ofith '
'"'
Mr. Edmunds moved to add a proviso, that
families of soldiers not citizens of this State
shall receive no assistance from the State !
amendment and proviso agreed to. '
On motion of Mr. Powers, the bill was or- I
dered to lie. and 3 r.0 copies thereof to be
printed
rr . - 1 . .
.iiit: joiui icsoiuiion reianrit.' to tne employ-
merit of soldiers in the arrest of fugitive slaves
was taken up and supported by Mr. Wheel-
:.i . i . .i. . . . .
cr, w uu mui uiaL me institution was L'ener
11 I .1 ... I
am recot;i!ieu ;l3 iue cause ot ttie present :
rebt'llil,n' chief promoters there-j
of openly avowed their desire for an empire '
with slavery (or Its corner stone, and he wa.- )
i i. i i .1 i n i .
bhockedthat there should lie any hesitation
at st"'nj; 'h -old land marks. He tho't
our government should seize the auspicious '
1 j
omen and proclaim liberty throuohout the i
land, and to ail the inhabitants thereof ; at
i
all events be thought we were unanimous that !
national d,n i i i i!
our national armv stiould not be degraded
.
nto a police force to head off run-awav ne- I
r '
groes. He believed the sentiments of the I
soldiers to be violently opposed to such ac
tion, and we ought, if for no other reason, to
repudiate the course assnmed by the genera
government in this direction.
AFTERNOON.
Senate. Reports of committees.
i By Mr. Richardson for general committee
I in favor of bill 37, limiting the compensation
of members of both If ouses to 40 days ser-
vice. Ordered to a third reading.
By JIr. Stewart for judiciary committe inl
reference to Governors message, by bill pro-
viorng tor me appointment oi a commission
er by the Governor at a salary of S300, who
shall appoint and remove the agents now pro
vided lor by law in the various towns. The
committee to have control of ditbursements
of funds to soldier? families. To committee
on printing.
By Mr. White for committee on finance in
favor of a bill providing for the immediate
settlement and collection oi claims of the
State against the U S with an amendment.
adding a lection regulating the vouchers.
Amendment accepted and bill recommitted.
Mr. Wheeler's resolution relating to the
employment of soldiers in the arrest and re
turn of fugitive slaves was taken np and Mr.
Willanl ofleied a substitute wh'ch after de
bate was laid on the table and ordered to be
printed, yeas 15 days 13.
Hoi'S-E. Reports of committees.
By Mr. Itanney of Hrattieboro for the com
mittee on education adversely to bill repeal
ing all acts appropriating money for salaries
and fees of the board of education. Laid on
the table.
Bv Mr. Dennison of Hoalton for the com
mittee on ways and means in favor of Senate
bill for the assumption by this State of its
quota of the direct tax for the year 1SG2 laid
by th: U S Congress at its recent extra ses
sion made special order for to morrow after
noon at three o'clock.
Mr. Noyes presented a memojial from
Capt Laneran of IJurlington who had been
appointed. Captain of a company in the 2d
Vt Regiment mustered and sworn into the
service of the United States. Thereupon
the company was disbanded, his commission
was withheld and no written discharge giv
en. The memorialist claims that he is still a
captain in the. service and entitled to pay as
such and also that such discharge was illegal,
without authority, and contrary to the army
regulations.
He further claims that he hsm repeatedly
reporteel himself for duty to the Governor
of the State and receives no order. Cap.
L. insists that he has not bin fairly treated
and seeks redress at the hands of the legis
lature. The aitmortal was referred to the
com. on miliary affairs.
jiaker, of Enosbursh, ofTertsd. a resolu-
iion instructing me au .... " To
furrish a report of all orders drawn by
County Clerks during the past year, and al
so fbe amount of fees charged for drawing
the same. Adopted.
Mr. Noyes introduced a bill to pay Hon
Milo I. Bennett one thousand dollars on ac
connt of services rendered in revising the
statutes.
C'amhrMicr Cutllf .T1arl-t.
Wednes lay, O t. .'.u.
At market 1 :!.'! ca'tle ; about Com beeves.
I and 120 stores, eonsiitins of working oxen,
i cows, one, two ind three years old.
' , - ,,
.M vket beet, extra, per e wf. .'. : j b.uo
; 1t ).,airv ,, -,.;,o. . )jUa;,y 5.00.
j qualify ',' 1 4."0.
. Work.tii! oxen, 'i n 1 2o tier nair.
, ,, , ' , , 1 v
j Cow- ami calve-. 20 ' V.
Yearlings. 7.0 n ,s.oo.
Two years old. 11 11 I 1.
I hree years fjhl. 11 i 1".
heep ar.'i Lam' s, .'itoo at market. Prices
in Sots 2. 1,11 n 2.."". Extra and selections
'.'.00 '(
Ili.e. ; !--' c per lb. Pelts 1 .(ij
each. C ah -kins 7 i s p. r lb. Ttbow fj a
I '.'e j er ,l. eal t a! - none.
Uenrcks Tic:,- I !t'l,. chatii'" to nnfn e.
The nun t r i i
. r o? .jtiite sr, i-L't' a-
I' hU'v of Northern oxen
la-; We.-K.
are v.-irt't'
K
irst
I..- s
i in
Week
A
r loo lbs. No'h-
i'.lll t 1 b. e w.-re
v.-re s.! ilif; the
e l ,! J the test tO
and lamb- sold
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.pli
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Ibners f,
ati' ar:
ttiev
s.ljht
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hein:j
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cj ialiti'
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h.ail.
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tjiii'e end'
average ot
tn. Sa'e-.
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were
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A T K I, (J A JS"
rsi Af KoK VKLMiiNT. I
rp KASTkt ;: o (fc riCK. M ntpelier let :i 1
I a t.o i-ieparen to i-ie Mate Hut ds. with
couj.oi - a'ti-ctiftl Inttr.-t pa ar.;e semi annual y
in Ho-tcii 1 ,e der . nrnatiun ot ti e hon.ic now
r-arl are f." n. Hab e in t-n years Irom dae pay.
nient may he made for Ix.uds ly Oej.o-itii)j the
emus io cmii oi smi i reasurer in "iiv mux in
,11S .,,atP. ttl, certifn-ate I tiug lorwarrtei to tt.is ot-
tice. hoi d- w il te rei urned as rxiue.ted.
oe,31 .1 li PA(, Ei State Treasurer
T?
Herruitiii?.
T H E
K
W A 11 !
One hnndred able-bodied unmarried yonnn men for
ttm 1 th Keeiment L S Infantry. A 'tine chance is
offv-red to young men de-irous of ob:aiuing distin
guished positions and good pav.
for particulars call at 'lie Kec-uitin i;emiHrous,
under the l'.ardell IIohs. Knt'and. Vt . immedi
ately. JusEl'H Bl'SH,
Capt loth Inlantrv I', si A .
octi-' lm lleeruitir-K officer.
R
ECKUITN WANTED!
lOK TUB
I, A II
it r. .
II Tl V
Able-bodied, unmarried men, of (jond character,
are wanted for the
I'.MIED STATES INFA.'.TRT.
All such, between theHsres of 18 and 'y years ot
,1...; . e .1 .I.,L.-, 1.
Ke. ti.riii, 11' ul cuinillil UJC tnttfr, rj j j
appl.wn- to
Captain Chrl Rartlett.!
this pla
At the rendezvous, MkrcHaktsc Exchanok, ol
Term exi.ist.ment, .'I years
is-.l ... . lil...
T!T
j MJAl. HLANKS-()f every variety
by GEO. A. TLTT LE & CO.
"I)A1,EPS M
edium. Demy. Eolio, Post,
-L Cap.
ap. Letter, Bath Note, and Hillet Papers,
For sale bv ( , EO. A . T L'TT LE A CO.
I'OOKS FOK THE MILLION, embracinn
ij l atriotio, sentimental. Comic and Neyro Songa
For sale by TUTTLKftCU.
rTT nTTiu's- 7 7Ti
I AA JjUUIvo. tor sale tiy
X GEO- A. TLTTLR & CO.
ir vw ciiii'uc .1 l ,.
I-?1 lvDKKb ti'e- blefU,fn
-- on tha Town Treasurer, bound inpo hooks, for
ea lb GEO. A. 1 U I XLE & CO
Miscellaneous.
gOCIAL ASSEMBLY.
There will be a Social Leree, FRIDAY EVEJitXG.
Nov. lit, 1861, at '
COLE'S HALL)
I'KRKIKS' BLOCK. MkllCHAHTB' KOW.
Mnpic Rutland Quadrille Band, 4 pieces, llall
TirketH, 75 cents.
Carriage list at Hatch' Oyster House.
Kutlaud, Oct. 29, 1M61. oet 30-3d
II E BLOCKADE!
People think GEO. H. PALMER ha run the
Blockade, he is selling Cotton so much lew than his
neighbors.
pHILDRENS COPPER TOED
J SHOES, at GEO- H. PALMBK'S.
p A L M E i:K Y A Ii N !
iv a h v o n Err
Oct. 30th. ISol.
T AD1ES' CLOAKS, from 82.50 to
-U ?23 .00. at GEO. tl. I'ALMEK S.
Rutland, Oct 29th, 1S.
Tl'ST RECEIVED Ladies' Hoods,
" latei-t styles, which are wiling from 4rt cen g to
100,at BILLINGS CHAPLIN S.
A
NEW LOT OF HOOP SKI UTS,
at KILLING? k CHAPLIN'S.
B
IIOWN and BLEACHED COTTONS
sold by
BILLINGS A CILAl'LIN.
COLBURN & FENN'S SUPEIilOI
Cast Steel AXES, warranted, at
KILLINGS . CHAPLIN' S.
4N IMMENSE NUMBER of CASH
-jk. Customers are respectfn'i solioited at
. . BILLINGS 4 CHAPLIX S
Kutlmid, Oct. lsbl.
AJOriCK 1-Ca'jie intoth" subscribers
XI enclosure n or about the l,t day of October
1 J'-lnK Heifers. The owner is re-
r1Ueted to pay cba (,ta Md takli ,btL wav-
.. . ... . KttlN HEWITT
Eat Clarendon. Oct 29. 43 3w
TJOTICThis is to certify that I
'- ,f Armtrori(r. have this day giva my
too uoutcur t ArmtroDjf hi time during his mi
nority, ar j (.(jgii cijiift, none of his earniogs nor pay
any at V j 0 f" bis contracting alt-r this date
KOLGGLES AKMSI KONG
oct 3C-lw
V 1; 1' y o 1 K
FLOU K
o K
E R
D .
V E
R D
8c CO.,
If you want to tuy a good article. We think we
know what good Eiour is. why should nt we ? We
bay mere flour than any ot'jer firm in Rutland
Countv. Buy one barrel, and we think we shall be
sore 01 aet.ing you the next
T) UCK WHKAT FLO I T R. A
'-pry
1 or safety
If vekdfr i CO.,
Merchant's Row. near tbe Depot.
Kutiand.Tt
(MGARS. A large a.-sort nent from $')
J to ti per ii at
oct'JSdawly D VFJiDEIt A I'M. S
DR. JOHN U. IIII5HARD
retpec'lully invite' his j. rotes-ions! friends and
acqukintmicrs tb call on him. at luttle A o.'s IV.ck
Store I'.ut aicl, i,n the ot h Nov . and lor OLe week
thfreatter. tor prott-'-mna! consultation, or lor the
purct a- oi h to k of Practice . AUdiciue Chest, or
any qusntity ot l i i ni:y Medicine' I hi s'em.
lor the lui' t ractical trertmeut l a( I dt--a--'. ilid
wi'r ai d urgery. vih: pononi i' atibpt--l pr
ticularlv tcr t ne u-e ti an nirit, tor a,. Auutr and
V runic liea-e-. cODdennrd for fri-nm, v- irom
mure tlmu 4.' uo pit-e i uieili'ii text hook-ot the
school-. i. mil t' the t'-i.ral lili-ier-tautiiiiii that
1 ali cn ! tfeir own pti siciuDt.. except in cues ol
extrsorcir.an ca-e Local agents waiitrd ttiro'ixh
j out .(,,. s'a'e and country oc'iL'tl
J7 U A N KLIN H OT EL !
i A tt P It I I l a'
l.dALIi. AH KKI-t.MH ,1.1 I HE OA 1 !.
Il the Wck . rt-ular toard.-rt. !r. :o Si :, to "
P.utlaud. K-t -- 1- ' "Ct-J- tf
s
J i3 K N C K ll A' Ll'O N .
. T 't Tf C' :v it . r
t A i. J. A . 1) W I N I K ll
S IOC K OK (j ()() I) S.
Whicti fl.ey offer a: E X 1 1: E M E L V L'lW j r.ces
tort he lines
ii :t in a -.'Ci. 't tnn -ervic.'s o' h re-i'i'-nt 1 New
Vers, c I ; !ur", ; . x j . r et,,r it, fu tut
i) i: v ; ( i ii .
lio wi.l I.f'r-! ':i :n ?,, . - ue. 1 ' t ... , :j c
li.,o .s..e-. t!,e- .:ui:?t i; - -eir..--i i -. t
other It'.ll- Ii: 'I.- .i.,J :.. .' . . , c !.
clo-.'-- -cr:.';:. n- : '.-. . ,:i.:'i ... ; ; r:. .e-;.--
It t Ie- ir -el ..-:''.,..,--.; ' i . -r : i
he count', it ":.'.
:. -i tt i t c 1 '. -' '. . v.
II K HA
1
INs'Ill "K !m : ia r-.fiY ; r;-.o l:.... v
li 1 i int.'. rie-ii V 1. :e- 11.. .. ..jj; -el- !ate
11 li e K t-t ,:.?,..! !- - l; A ll.lNM JI
ei cl . p. EL1.E.NW .ol.
11,1- li t; U'l"l; 1 ...-!-! e l ; . e I',- ; - rtl-d
0111 p Men a t.-e.r.e.'!i i.u- i t-- - u.-.c ct; . o tit
I lt Hi 11 llt.l.t 1U-- It !:,. . a! tfe Lit-! e.j ell-e
t.r tl,(. st"fe ;i'ti t.ii:,tii r i.Ti e cl ---t.-in '
Eat. lt ; u -1 tijjt -eurutt-i .. il.oroul, v i.tei ra:
tu a.li. i)iiiai.'iip. I'.ct.k -st-e; nur. ( i.ranircis.l
Arithmetic i.i. tl I i'l!i-..iiiinii-. Elocution, i.mi !le
Etencti J.at truaire MuiIh, f h Ipei: to enipuiy
n ent t.oiii hoard may le ebf-uued lor Mi per
week ler pupils at'endin' the institute in.m ttie
country 4.'-ly
OHKHIFF'S SALE Taken on an ex-
O ecution. and will he sold at Public Vendue at the
store of ( ramton. Itarrett ,t n in Kutland. on the
first day ot November, l-'.l. at 1') A. 31 . two larye
Pay Horses, bv
N S 1 EAKNS. Autiioried
Kutland. t ct i',. 1-';1 .1
ISTliA ' Came into the enclosure of
the sub-cri!er on t! e let t. day of September
a two years old Colt, bright bav.
W U SEWAI.D.
Mendon.Oct 12. ISol. octl-aw
A II
PRICE
Stationery Packaee!" containing
1-i Sheets su"-riine tjilt EdeeNDte Paper
12 Supertine V hite Envelopes, j
2 sttf I I'er.s. j
1 Leati Pencil.
1 Pen Holder.
ALL ft HI I CENTS.
Eor sale by c A iXTTLE & C
j Yr AN TE I). Four respectable Geutle-
i il men boarders can l- ac. On rat dated with
JjoarJ au J lodi;iii bv apptvim: soon
C.I SI VI S PEllhlXS.
Oft2o Sw Main Street). Kutland. Vt.
7 KITING BOOKS With and with
h un and with
A. TCTl LE A CO.
out coi'ies.
Eor sale by
GEO
YV KITING FLUID; AND INKS,
M From the best manufactories in America
England and France,
i or eale at GEO. A. TCTTLE A CO S
Heal Estate lor aie.
I
,1AUMS EOll SALE or EXCHANGE-
The unde-fiened offers lor sale sev
eral desirable
pay men : and
farms, very low and on easy terras ol
tor one larse dairv. or stock larm.
qoutainius
aftres. good b uldinirs. and wcl. located. 1 would
take in exchange as part payment, a good DnelliDK
House iti Kutland. and tiie balance wouUi take in
droperty iu or near Kutand, or would let it remain
on mortgage, autl make the time ck payments to
suit the purchaser For lull partirulprs address the
eubecriber. I
FKAMl
tLLN' rosi
ValUn?ford, Oct. Od. litil
Leg;al Notice?.
(OllXIIIMOItRVKnTK!:
11HE undersisrned ha.in, been appointed by the
Hon. nobate Court, tor the Iwtrict of KatUnd
t.ommi.iorr. to rTiv ex----jne, an,l diut all
Claims and demands ot all person auam-t tb estata
ol Simon Mniue, late f C'lartndaa 10 maid Litnct
mwn, utn-ujr pitmiKt mat we will meet, for
the purpose of examining and allowmr claims
at the dellini-of Daniel P att insaid Clarendon, on
tlie-econd Saturdays of January aal April neat
IH62, from 1 o'clock P. M , until 4 P a each ef
said days, and that six months from the 17th day
ot October. A L. is the time limited Iry stud
Court lor said creditor to nrTit thr ;.
- f - " ' mvvWHU
to us lor examination and allowance
Dated Clarendon. t., the 21 -t cay ol October A
D.
W. D. MARSH. ; ,,
433W ELEAfcli HAVWAXI j '
(On tHMIOSCUV .(IT1CC.
rpiIE undersigned having boen appoinr.l bv the
L Hon. Probate Court. lr the Diitriet ol K'li.'and ,
Cornmis-ioners to receive, ximise aod- aiJjjKtall
claims and demands of all persm aijjt trie estate
ol Kuth Norton, late ol Tinmautli in m l District
decea-ed, hereby Rine notice tlut we will meet fur
tie purpose of examining and allowing stid claims
at the Into dwelling hoase of the fra-.l in "aid
Tinmouth, on the il lay of Novemb'T avi the 2sih
(lay of Uecember, tool, from I') o eWien A. 3t . until
3 o'clock. P. M. ,each of said day-, aud ttyit six
mouths l-otn the l.V.bdav ol October. A D. ia
the tima iimitel by said Court fot fa J creditors to
present their said claims to us lc-7 exiitninuion and
allowance
IH'ed TicnkOBth. Vt . the day of 'Xrtober. A.
D. vsei
JUDAH U ROL"ND.
4 i-3m
ELIJAH KOss.
Com r.
tonniaiiuscuv .iwiior.
'MH E undt-rsigued liivitig beca appoiati-d brtlie
Hon.I'orbaie Curt, lor tte District ol Uut
laod. 'ommi"ioiiert receive, examiue, and adjunt
all aim- and tWrniruii o aU pro-n against ihe
estate 'il Samu Uemrnway, Su . late ot Mt H'j!:y
in "aid li'rict deceased. h-reby jrive notice tht w
will meet lor tbe purpose nl exainiiiing aud allow
ing said ehnmat thdwe!l'ng-housM tt ijah I' -4
m paid Mt. Hollv. on the 2d iliurrtiiLy in Novmbr
A U ISil. aud tbe 2d Ihur-day ie Apnl 4 D. Iv
trora loo clock, A. M , until 00 e.ota p. M.. on rt-cu
of said days, and that fix iikiuik from thel'tbday
of October. A. L ISol i tMftmt Hunted b. aul
Court lur said creli:irs to pre-ent tlieir said claims
to u' forexaminationand allewaiK-e.
bated Mt Holly. Vd . this l h day o. .V;tcier,
U.151.
M C I
43-3w
LEAN LEU LEEBT. 1
Com r
ionniaaio.icitv notice.
THE undersigned having been appointed by the
Hon Probste Court, lor the District of Kutlunc.
Commissioners to receive, examine, and a'iju-t all
claims and demands ot al! persous x.'ainst tb- e-tate
of liavid Taft. Iat ot Kutlaud. in -aid District 1ecs
ed hereby give notice that we will bihi lor the pur
pose of exHminnjg aad allowing said claim- at the
fate residence of said deceai-d 111 Kut aiel on tn- la
Saturdavi of Novemtr and ebruar. ntxt. 'rom
10 o'clock A M . until 3 o'c.'ock P. M . each of -afl
days, and that ix mouths Irom the 17th day ot
September. A. D.. 1W1. is trie tune limited by aid
Court torsaid creditor to prexeat tht-ir said claim
to us for examinatioL and allowance.
Dated at Kutland. Vt.. this 23-1 day of October.
A D . l"A.
LOWLY KOCSD, Jr., I -NAlllAN
Kut.M) JCOmrr
8TATK UK VERMONT. I MHK Hon. Probate
fist'ict ol Kutland. ss 1 Coart tor the Llisuict
fToUnirson. in'ersVd r the e-tate ot Siia
IJfch.rd. late of KuUand, m -ail dis'.nct de
ce, ,nt-tu. (lUrn5-
f D v of the State of Vermont. ou are
I the m:hm. ter helore saia court toe
'leretiy Dotifitf fk ' 'and in 'aid di-trct. on the
Le(-;'-1er s' eltice. im Jb-. day ol Ncveintn-r next
2nd MoDdiTt beinir the on -- -an a- to the
then nd tl'e to he heart , -mini'trat jr of
petition .f Tm-jO" v o i,hn ' to .:i-'-e ot
raid estate, to tai;ow-'1 i -r -nwi m. -"1
tli" estnte at,.l p. iy f
Oiven nt liu'li-d
ctoler. A D v
43 3r
'.t- n!' sunt
lav ol
-a. 1 le-'-trf 'UT tbt.
HI.NPV ."ALL P.--'r
I
.- I A I T. ' t r t. M l , f : t o:, J-,
ui-rnct Katli' o t i j ,,t:r. .,,r "is i'i--'iL
of Hu'.:. I
lo .: p-r-or. interested in lh- e.tate t r:.jami
. i - . nr,,,--c-.,hi pef. on e! p-fs.'.,ri:. r -n. i
ili-'rict
Kvt..aii-V.nrv t., ta f Veiw-t t '"..are
i tfly nt-tit.-.i to artpear l-io.-e sai-l o.i,rt a- t:-e
Le.fer - e;...e. p!jt l d I...,ri.;t ,.n fttfl
. ue-.iai t-.'l:i-?,e t'!. oay i tNon-mr-r !. thn-i
f-e:e p. re ; ,-r 1 ): , .e,CjijM. , .. , ,--;MoB
OlJohl. A I)o k -e. I.u r,:: ..,r..' -fc ,. . ,,. . lor
!,c.-n-et. -el. ; there. -'ate ,.t .si cn.
.-' " "' I ,r' '" ate.? an-: :v. n:. tmira
tt.e- . -I atetl 11. -UM tx .
oe; a i;i'nd i:. aid !. t ,t
l if tl. A li
4- HEN BY IIAI.I.K.vr
MA'Ir I'l- VKUMtl.'il
't iV VEKMo.'t 1 . i I' ii K H ,:.
-i.:t ..t Rut and. s- ) ourt trie Di-t
ate
net
o: iiu'k
io a.i person- mvis-im ::, t:, ..ta ,., He7-ut
Il3;-le- , , f Mi. id -t ,' t r, -!-..; .:.-rt -n:.
iiits-'.ate
i KEi.-."'
:; r. 1 fcv'ir.ed t'.t;.ear te:.re.4.i , ...; ,.
i-t.-r - t. . e ir, ; in-.;: ,,'.-T;.: r.r-t
I Uja. t-e.K 'l.e !A.t .; . -,..f rXf
I tiers- hi 1 O H,'i. ,. -,'ir- ;' . .,j , . . - , 1
t!t: r. ..: A ,r..i: la. :;- .--..; .r ... . , i .
I. r ,n r:.-e u . r r a. .--ta-- .. ,4I. .- .i-d,
ai ! a . ' is t-.-."i ti .. !. j ,'.,,. .. .,, : : . -ar
:! - c- - .. -. ; . - ...
-a, .: : :--f.r-. :: . : . lay ol
..'I.N..V .... ... :. ;- e.
t C't ii r A .'
c .TICK ,,-r i
i. .ai 1 . 't eVCf.hl..
in it ' a r i . : e i l.r.i -,..;,- : r -
a i.-'- st cups
.V'O eiTll.--
.! 1 - : jic-n
1 ;-.;'e
:.: :::i- t. :
: -r o -u.e
S M !t l;i; i'. :
I'.-! o,-j-
sr !'.T:.!cl O.t -j
Vol
A;
I ICK. This
' 'j cer'ii'v that I
,r.t .1 Ki-k. have .'irn; rnv -oa
James- h i-k hi- tiiiieunr:i, tne remain. e- m iu-iiii-noritv
aid ehati t laim none ot . vrum.'- nor r.ay
anv .icb'.s ol hi-con'ractirii
AKO J E.'s.'v
Chitteti.ieii Oct lfc,;l. 44 i
LIP. KP ATI ON This" ma7c,.rii!y that
I have tliis day pj,.-; -r.j mhi. Wc. Edward
llarkness. his time dunnz hi- mn.-rtt -. ami -rsall
claim none ot his nayes and pay m. Jel ts o! his coo
trscting atter :hi date
WM HA I: kN" E-s)
Kutiani, I let Z': l-.l 1
Tv OTICE. The umJersiuel of the late
J. 1 lirm of C.eo E l.rave it Co.. wt ii d inform hia
lnends and cu-toroe-H. that lie will continue the busi
ness in Butluin's block, overthe Meat Market where
he will be p iewed to larni-h
BOOTS AND SUOES. WHOLESALE and RETAIL
Toallol the old customers . aud as many new ones
as will give him a call.
E. . SAULLU
Kutlaud. Sept 2 lil tept y-2mos
I A S ' ( A L l : :
All persons indebted to us must call and .-etWe
immei iatelv to save cost.
POND A MORSK.
Kutlaud. Sept. 23 lvj.
L
O O K A T T HIS!
All book cecounta of thirty dayn staudidg due tbe
subscriber must by settled on or belore the L.ta day
of Oc tober. or tftey will be lound iu the hands ot a
collectiiij; attorney
11. O. PEKKJNS.
Kutland. Seit. Is, liil sept 19 tf
TVT OTICE. My wife, Mary Ann Whit-
-LI comb, ha left ray bed aud board which at my
own hou-e I have provided, aud eone away without
cause. 1 will pay no debts ol her contraction or oa
her account.
MI LOW WII1TCOMB.
Granville, N. 1'.. Oct. 17. l"-iL octl9Jw-Jr
S100
A MONTH!
Made with Stencil Tools. CUKAPKST
AND liEST. &nd for latest sample. All Iree
1. L. IIILLIKEN, Braudon, Vt., or
11-tf No TO I hird St., St. Louis, Mo.
IOKTHK GREATEST INILrCEMENTS EVEK
C offered Aeents, address with ntsmp,
Dr. W. W. HIBUAED,
Poultney, Vt
JNKS ! INKS !;! INKS ! !
Black, Bine, Carmine. Ccpyine, Indellible.'.auil
WriUDjr FTrucut ol ail kinds for ea-e by
.U " f TLlTLE tt CO.
I