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THE RUTLAND WEEKLY HERALD: THURSDAY, DECEMBER I, Imi
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THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 12, 18G1;
A-CVttin for ftir 1iIt Herald.
The loliowii'g is a lift of Agents for Hie Daily
Bemld, c( wh"ni copies can be procured, and who
art authcrzd lo receive subscription:
S. AiLRN Iljdeville.
C. r. Hill. .... airlmcen ,
J. N Ni'KTHRCP & Fofi, - Cs-tleton.
j.owui'Y, W&t Rutland.
, JO. v A M.EV, - -
M. DoitR,
Centre Rutland.
rouHney.
Midfllerotrn.
North Clarendon.
Clarendon.
Kat Claiendon
heeler
Cavendi-fi.
CnttioepviMe.
I'mctorsville.
I udloH
1'ittntord.
M'ddlebary
KuMierl&na KatN.
ISrBDdon.
Vrjrennea.
Wallinetoru.
South Wallinjriorri.
Dai by.
Dor-et.
I'ort IIirv. N. V.
Salem, N. Y.
CV ClVMiKT. - - -B
)KALf. - - -
VV S Kasrvtt,
j. W A R! K1.L. -
N I'owms. - -
W. 8. KVK,
C. II. Kowk -
II. Ii. I.liCKUMD, -
A. S- Adam. - - -
K KM) A 1.1. I A YLOR, -A
. F. SHFKV A, -
Wm B S haw, - -A.
II. roi'm.ANP,
C. A. StILK!, - - -S.
1'RATT, - - - -C
T & CO. tTKVKNS.
V.. J. Tower. - - -
J. V. FRYAJ.T, - -E.
IS. PONB, - - -
L. finouT, ...
D. CUHTlP, -
W. Merrill, -Jamw
A Kablav,
To (orrenponilenM.
No notice can be taken of anonymous communi
cation i. We mui-t ki-ow the nanus and addcetw ol
onr cojrt'j'pondf nt-i as a guarantee ol pood laith
We cannot ui'd.rtak- to return rejected communi
catioim, and if the writers uirii to pre wive them,
they must take a copy bet-ire .-ending tbem to us.
TO AltVEHTIMCIIM.
I be Daily Hkkaid affords nnui-nal facilitieri to
advertiHerp. It circulars la'cely rpon the linei of
ail onr Fail K'oad. and i.J taken by acta- of the
popultion nho t uy and fell and trafhc larifely
Now id the ti.ue to advenl-e. 1 he way to revive
business in to au'vtriise.
Tern of the" Ilprtild.
Lr.cn '.; Ian jave villi ntid th tt-rui f bUD
"Crintion to the ilerald. -- r the only terms
Dpocv. hicb t it Herald tan ijroeuri- ot ai. and
no deviation in an cai-e will . maie tljerefrom.
We have no irieuds to whou, .i. oial ratt wili be
given , ano no ajent i authonxi rn.ikr conrtirtina
contract
Ko .t .n and r a-"-"! H'v Muil c!.. e-a' 1".40 A . M
Hailrrad fme, ai rivw a? 2 50 1'. At
ISariinirton ao-i Northern Way. c!o.-k a: 2 30 1". v.
Kmlroad time.arritt t.' 11'0A M.
New ork thro(h Mail cloi-er at 1 1 lo A M
RailroaJ time arri.' 1 V.j I M
Albair, i!':.! !! & W. Way. c'. i V M
Katlro'-d tin e. nr.. t U" I M. (
liov ai.ij We -'em Vt Wa . tlf .-w at 11 IT, A. M
Hi i'f'O'd t nie.Hrrit'- at 11 1ri A M I
Troy anil tart?a cU e!t 2 -W I' M l
f.-ti'-cjid I'tp,. . :irr? . 12 0 M
Montreal an i St. .'"tin" Maii c!'-e- at '0 I". M !
Kiilr.iad time, arrive-1 at VI :V) A. M 1
Wcodtm k Wsy .Mail cio--- Iui-mJu. i
I lirrniav. 'I'tid tatimlay- at I ' ' 1". M .
Wool'nck Wav arrive- Monda;.-. t
WkIi e-dav ael Kli-tajx at 2 '.? V- M j
i Mi-re hour- ;r 7 '0 A M . tilt 'mV. M ftundav ,
trom ti'.i 1 i.'' V II.
M. I.VUMS, r M
DUOTKST KKO.M MASON AND :
SI.IDKLL
Ma.-nn .ini Siidfli. tin- would-be -om-;
mi"iont r to luirop.' an Court.-, but a1 i
present the actual inspector- ot tit- in- '
?'n!.- v oi ,k- ot l-'ort Wari' ii. are -nn-lv
grievt d ..: their capture by the San Jacin-
to. y i -lioul-l liave interred a mucii
without anv evid. ncc ot'apo-itive charac
ter ; but -inee reading tlieir rematkable
.. . . .1 1. .a
innei. oian ii. no ...i.hm in- mii
iaciiito. i lit.- nt. x! day after they were
favored with tie- lio-pitalitie- of' that 'rin- 1
nintr nioti-ter ot tlieocian. we kifnr they
were -rri-ved. Whoever i- -o fortunate
h- to be in po--e--ion of' the origina; "
of their prote-t. undoubtedly find- it blis
tered 'vith the p-ir- ot' the two virtuou-rebel-
iv hot- name- are -i";ned thereto.
as well as the far- of their re-pective and j
re-pectuble S .-p lane-. Me r-. F.usti.- j
and MeFarland. who-- name- are abo j
appended to tie- document." Com. j
Wilke- v,:i- favored with only a copy of
said original, the latter undoubtedly being
intended for rh" in-pection of Her Majes
ty's Mini-ter-. whenever an opportunity
-hall be prc-ented to forward the same,
which at pre-ent -eeni- to Vie rather re
mote Ye commi-sioner.s, in the outset of their
protest," say that they " embarked at
Havana on the 7th in-t. as pas.-engers
onboard the Trent. Capt. Moir. bound to
the island of St. Thomas." and it is un
fortunate for them that thev were not
allowed to pursue a journey so auspicious
ly commenced. They further say they
"paid their passage money for the whole
route from Havana to Southampton;
but whether in confederate bonds." or
in gold with the American Eagle stamped
thereon, commonly known as Uncle Sam's
currency, they do not state. We con
elude that inasmuch as this is the only
allusion they make to the payment of their
passage, they wish to have it understood
that what they thus paid was a dead loss
to them, and that the Captain of the
Trent refunded no portion of the " fare "
which they "paid in advance."
They further say that while the Trent
was " pursuing her usual course," (and
while perhaps Mason and Slidell were
cracking their champagne,) a shotted gun
was fired by the San Jacinto " across the
course of the Trent." Of course, in the
language of '"Honest Abe," "nobody
was hurt." But the Trent "hove to,"
and was boarded by a Lieutenant of the
U- S. N. " with full crews armed with
muskets and side arms." Mason and
Slidell left their champagne, and ap
peared with " most of the passengers on j
the upper deck " of the Trent. Lieuten- J
ant called for passenger list." Captain j
of Trent refused to product; it, and "for-j
inally protested against any right o visit !
his ship for (lie purpose indicated."
(Captain of the Trent, knew, then, the
character of Lis ' passengers.") Mason
and Slidell say he was indignant afj the
outrage of taking them from the Trent,
and "protested" against it. Ca plain of
the Trent claimed the right in the name
of the British Government lo carry rebel
ambassadors and dispatches. An officer
in the Naval Uniform of Great Bril- in,
and "known to the pESsengers as having
charge of the mails," raid to tie United
States Lieutenant, that as, the only person
present representinj; his government, be
1 1 c e !
felt called upon, in language as strong and
emphatic as he could herprr&s, to denounce
the whole proceedings as a piratical tact."
15ut all without avail. Mason and Slidell
were tran.-lerred "by torce " to the San
Jacinto, and thus lost the money they had
paid "as fare to Southampton ." Bul
tlipv nmitt'd to mv tliev were fie-inrr run
, . . w . ,-, C Vt I
of the 11. S. Government, free of x-
pense
!
They clor-e their protest by declaring
that their " brief narrative is believed to
be fcorrect." and resfiectfully . ask Com. !
Wilkes if it is not .-o. Com. Wilkes re
plies in a note, that it i- not correct, but j
differs materially from the truth in time
and circumstances," as appears from the
log-book and the report of all the r fficers
who visitel the Trent ! IVr Ma-on and
Slidell ! Cheated out of their fare to
;ouuiatr)ptori. carried tjy Jon-e to the Jlarcn- f.a?on ot tlii- town, a ni'-ni'i'-r
San Jacinto, incarcerated in Fort War- j ot" (-'- ,'' I'1; ,lo.I"' :M Vermont Iiei
... i-ii , inent. died in Uo-pital at Gi-oretown, on
n-n, m due time to be tried ar.d executed. , .,i ii-
j Monday Dec. d. I Ii-reinam- were eon-
(letu- all hope) for trea-on. and branded j Ve.-d "borne by expre-. arriving ia-l
a-liars bv Com. Wiik'-.. ; Fii'hty and buried S.iturdiv. lb- b-.n.-.
The idea of two ,.!, criminals tuakin-
a ' pioie-t " again.-t their
A
well UH.'ht the l:or-e thief nr murderer,
j.rote-t that the sheriff armed with a war-!
rant, iolates Lis
making an arre-t.
rnu-t In- brought to
' per-o!ia! riidit- bv
Ma.-ot. ai d ii.!ell
r.-iij nation ot i lie
fact that they are f, !,,,t ;ul
in-
ba--ador-."
In coiii-lii-ioti. tin- prnte-t rur;.'-
tlie no-t CoTlclui- -vl-leli-e that
Captain of th- Trent wy- tu!; ;.war-
the el.aryeN
. . .l' I I...- . .
v of the-- pa 2- i -. ii.d -
ii arly w ithin tf.e !. r:n- of the
cian;ation ot rit-iitfaiite. which
is t.roii'lit v
Otleeii"- lr.
declare- that any Kndi-h ---l. carrvin
tnuiiition- o? war. or .'; for either
. .
oi-ljt'er. tit , Wl
ill do -o ai it- i.wn peril. ad
canti'it claim anv protection ..t h.- Driii-I,
( iov. rnment.
CTThe ladie- of Middletown - -nt Nov
2'Jd to Company D. - Reiment Ver
mont volunteer-, in boxes to Wa-hinton
I). C. in care of F. L. Ohn-tead. tor th
V. S. Sanitary Commis.-ion. various arti-
c!es of the usual de-cription. to the amount ,
of ninety-four dollar- and -ixty-three cent-.
In addition to thi-, the vounjr people of
the town sent a box of article-on the '.uh ;
inst., worth -ome thirty dollar- to the .
young men who have gone to the armv
f rom Middletown. Mr. Andrus generous
ly allowing his Hall f be used b- the
lad ie- in manufacturing articles for the
soldiers. Well done, Middletown.
Walton's Vku.mon Re;istku and
Fakmlk's Almanac We have received
the Vermont Register, and from careful '
examination, are able to testify to the at--
curacy of the statistical and "p-diti.-al in- I
c '. ,. , . . i
formation which it contain-.
,
The Vermont Regi-teris for sale whole- i
-sale or retail, at Geo. A. Tttttle A: Co.'s j
l.vr.b.v.-A i'i , ,. .i to. i . i- i
Ijookstoie. 1 iiOst; who have heretofore I
patronized ' Atwater's Directory" are
informed that the same i. not published
this year, but Walton's Register will be
found a good substitute.
The F'ree Press says : " Our towns
man, Mr. Miner B. Catlin, succeeds Mr
A. S. Dewey, as treasurer of the Savings
Bank. Mr. Catlin is a careful and meth
odical business man. and will worthily fill
the place of his worthy predecessor.
Elder J. V. Iliems. of Boston, will j
commence a series of meetings at the Ad
vent Chapel in this village, commencing
Saturday evening, Dec. 14, and continu
ing every evening till the 21st ; also, Sun
day? 15th and 22d.
Bdildino. Roswell Allen raised the
frame-work of a substantial dwelling on
Nickwackett street, ju?t opened, a day or
two ago. This street offers ssveral excel
lent building lots, and Mr. Allen has had
the good taste and judgment to select one
of them.
ggpThe Soldier's Uc lid .ciety meet
at tho House of Mr. Jac Kdgertou,
Tuesday, Dcccmbtu- 17lh, fit 1 o'clock.
Tuk Musical Festival. The mu-!
fcical festival last evening, given by Prof, j
Packard; was a great fucccps. The Towrfl
Hall wa;
and it is
; crowded to its utmost capacity. !
i , , , i
enough to say that the people of ,
Rutland mor-t of whom were present !
. . .,,,.,,!
la;t everimg,-were eo highly debghted
with the entertainment that we understand I
they hae asked Prof. Packard to open j
anoth tr school in the v illage, and to re-i
neat tile exhibition which has turned the i
, i j . l v r .i i f
head,(,o .mproperly) of the gut, of,
Hutland towards the importance of ac- j
quiring a mu.-iical education. We eannoi ,
say anything more highly complimentary J
to I'rof. Packard than this : t bat the eiti- i
r i - , , i,t I
ens of lint and atil vieiiurv would )(.
gl id to haf him remain and give another
cour-; of ler-son.-. We hoje he may find
it tor ins advantage to ao n.
Skventm Kkmment.
Rutland, ha- been aj
K. A. Morse, j
of Rutland, ha-been apiK.iuted Quarter-
master of the Seventh Vermont Regimeiit
. He held the same josition ia the Firt
Vermont Regiment, to the entire aceept
! ance of it- officers and men,ari4 with credit
to him.-elf. and we are glad that the ser-
i vices of an officer o competent and worthy
have been r(eurf for the Seventh. H-
is engaged, we understand, in naking pre-
ustraiions on tne r i rtirounu in ims mace
.i !- is..ir. .......
f , ,
Kortbe Herald
t'ASTLF. ION TTKMr
! il vv" o cfnidren. .-eVe.,y .foiMr.
r a ! - i bv i be oiiir,anv to pa v
ror
! cotfuiL pr'-- eb.u-j--.iVc. 'b- ! tt b' ne-
) for ii;.- avmv ;ii.ut tie- mi idle f leiobei .
'Ibi-:i- t
ec u,. I if. -alb that s a- ' iirre l
in the ( -oiiilian V. the tit-t a f:i!.' ill. ill b
the niiiiie .it T.i v lor tii.ru l'..ui-'.
Ti
- la-lies ot Ca-'.le'.ou ia- -.'lit f.vo
lai'u'c boxe- t i the -e:t ! -.var 'ili.-d
v r thirty n e.. by h--o'di-r- f-r
eomtort. mahitij '" :ii t- IT bove
i
. nior
! wi
ttiein
-'tit
i ha1.
lioia till- pi.i'-e. and vet ;t,-r.- are
!o j i. i be lad c - o; ;i.c in -riary
.i t :i i an aid S ,. i' v. II.-- -e
i.i i
ve'iMl'J :n a weK t.,;- 'jiio-l
worn..
' Mar.-u- Haw ,.:,- k '.i-.-d a h". !a-t
wee, .v.iii. !i '.v '-i'!i. d L.-'; .if --'! 74!'J
!!.-. Tiii- i- -:n i t.i tijt. ..ir;-- ;.-irk' r
ever r.ii-e.J ia ! ovn.
I. i-: W' -k w;t- lieiv witfi ii- : tenv
, l.i;-ii.'--- w:i- bri-k, tie- .-! -iga b'-ii-
jingled c,.
boy i and
:ind;-katiti.
ri!. v ood-pi!-- ealar- -'i. the
; i- i j"ed ti,. ta-'-he- -I diaj
; : :t. ;i word ail thirr- t'a-ti!
tner-v a- I. '-ait cotifd M-ii f:;t how j
,-ud- -ii atei 1'f al thi- eiiarc-. I'lii- week j
e vt ryi bini' i- d:tli and dirtv. a:i-l we a,"- i
pioiditiL' .nir liresrv wav ibrou-ii ruud j
otei; lio-. So -joe- the weather. j
Vouaj i, itn eoritirae-to :,!:rt trotn !.-;-'-. ;
S:ni
i.- recently joined t!." co;a!ianv
at I
oultie-v. and -o ne Lav- etdi-:-, jt.
the
Motitjielier Artill. rv (.'.... Col. Tii:u-
a
7' Hll 111. the th. 111 iking between
in : that ha - j ,i.
rt,
1 rh- federal j
ariijv from ( 'a-tleton. -n.ee hu-ti!
gatlj. !:.
' i-tlet.,,,. ; ),.,.. 11. lttl.
A little incident occurred ia tie- ""v-nat"
on .riibr-d;iy la-t which i- woithv ot note, j
Mr Grini"-. in reviewing tin- lind.ng of
th'.icoui t of inquiry in tie-ea-'-ot Celoie-I j
Miles, intimated that h- eould put ii'tru-t j
in any public man addicted to int'-nper-
nice. 1 in.-, -eiitunent called down -uch a
round of applnue frotn the galleries that
the N'ice President had i.ronmtlv to n-buke
it. j Then- were pre-ent at the" time quite
:i npnib-r of our bnive volunteers, from
v,'n 'iHbur-t of b elin.g p..ritane-
ou-ly proceeded. AS e leain tnat there
, .. e , : ,. :
are a nuniner of temperance ,-ocietie- in
tbe vtu iou- regiment-, while there are
whole regiments that rete to touch a
tlroti of ardent .-pirit.-and hence it was
,i i i i i
lll.tl uie leniai K was -o MgnailV It -pi'ii'ieu
to. nti'tii'ii ))te.'i(jt'itccr
The Secretary of the Navy has des
patched one of the fa.-test and nio.-l pow
erful vessels in tin- navy, and a swift
gun-boat, to intercept the rebel steamer
Na.-hville on her return trip. The in
structions of the officers are to approach
the British coast as near a- the neutrality
laws will permit, and to cruise oil' the
eoa-t until they capture the steamer. The j
Nashville i- lightly armed, and it the U.
S. steamers fall in with her she will cer
tainly be taken.
Bl'KN'ed. Mrs. Lovie Benjamin, wife
of E. W. Benjamin of Sharon, was burned
to death a few days since. It is supposed
that her clothes were ignited while kind
ling ;i 'fire, and before assistance came to
her aid she was unconscious, and died in
about two hours.
Fifteen thousand letters were received
from our army in South Carolina, by a
late steamer arriving at New York What
do the Southern slanderers who called
our soldiers tui " lgnoran'.,
gang," think of this ?
un-W7cred
!
The C!li'ie:i"o Post notices the arrival in I
that city of the remains of :i member of
Cob Farnswortli's cavalry regiment, who
had been tried and -hot tor -h eping vhil.
hi -i'sty "is 'i g'.i.-ird.
VERMONT NHSYS lTr.MS.
Bennington County Courtcjmmcnced
its December Term at Bennington Centre
' l- .1 l. . il . T r
on "CM,a uon- Kj
presiding,
Kellojrs
1 T . t ...
1 "K national J,oan v. l . .oyes.
"Q i has received intimations from the
1Wury Department that he will in a i
few days be authorized to open :t i.ew j
subscription for the loan in P.urlington. i
On the night of the 15th ult.. the :
,,:,r" of Jessie Jones of Straffon was i
ourneu wnri an us content
Q . ,
1 , '.I II ". V
Lo-s about i
Suppo-ed lo
jiave Lt;t.n ,iJe worj. 0f au incendi'ary.
rriI . ....
I be l.avalrv (ximtianv rai-ed m l. i-
wstt.r Vscin;tV by Capt. Sale- has i
,ten changed to Light Artillery, and will
fm-m i corns in lien Iutl-rs lri"Hilf
ioim a corps in uen. iuu rs nnm'.
1 tie company now number something
more than 100. When full there will be
150.
KlK'K IN PAINKSVILLK.
v s tAINKsvili.k. Two hnms
I and a shed, the property of Thomas Coon.
fi,Uated on the stage road about half a
milt north of K-sex Junction were tu- 4
tirely consumed by lire yesterday morning. ,
The fire originated bv the breakinz of a i
fluid lantern from the kick of a colt. the
lantern bavin- In-en left on the barn floor
by Mr. Cofn. I-- 8C0O In-uranee '
only partial j
Tuk Taxks. Wrmoiit iia- a-,urued 4
the eolii-ction of the l',. S. tax, and the
amount i- provided for in the uual tax
I ul
TKiiTit U- I ! I lk 1f .fit.'innln a. . . r.
... 'i'i i.i- . -
...v.v ..... .. .nnic l--e---
inem :ui inai tax. inr wiioie r aie in
! tbi-. year i, 50 pereent on the Grand
il-t. Hit- Ii-t for tate tnxe- amrmnti
tr ftlTfi iiOft I if.. f.f ... r t .r -i.:-i :
about 8 1W.,1;0. Deducting abatement,
and Ji per nt. tor eolleetion, and it i
1h lieyed that thi- tax will yield 150,000
net revenue. Dv thu a--uming the -ol-b-ction
of the tjx. tie- state -aves aUjur
per Ci t t.. le t.
A H. Copelati'i .f Midd!ei,ur ba-i'l-t
pub!i-h-d a hi-iory ;(. Ton of
Shori ham I Rev Jo-iaii F Goodhue.
'1 le- l i-t-r -av - of it :
T i.i- w or k i- net -o Ijir-je a J udg-Swit;"-
lli-tory ..' Middhbury. but appear-
io lie ,; in arkabk cor.ipVt.- tLir-i;.
and i- a v. oik in which rh- town can take
.- it.i. t. .1 . i
pri.
and
I treat r.,jf j. ,u,. tic author
oi tho-e vviio eo-oM-r.lted VV:th lotri.
O: :r-- :u S:,.r. n aoi unu .mi, do with
out ;!. tciok. and we t -u rn- 1
all wl... bav- bi-'or;e- ot .:h-r
iy thnT
hi.- in I
'.e-id-;
f
the (',
tbem.
o Place
I sNTTuv I'OM.MlSMdN.
WOUF.VS CK.NTI'v A F RKLIKF AS.
MKMA iro.Y. V v..
I'll: Mux. TiiiKt- rvi
FlsT
(F sFFI'F!i:s WANT KD
FOR Till. Il(sPiTAI.
I bifida .--ori-d. Wiliio'l" - ive.jr
- : -briink vtid tightly rollni. j
I ,u, : . I inch wid". I vard !or:.
.!.-:,. -J in.-h.-- wide, h vard- !,.;,...
I.
' do. -I,
1 do-,.
1
iticiie- wide. :', vard- ioi;2.
inehe-
wid-. 1 vard- lon-j.
wide. 5 yar 1- lunj.
wid-. vard- lot, '.
I ,1
'v. iiichi-i.-r..
4 it, '-he.
1.;: :. ravil-d Tom pice-. ,, damn-k
or iineri cloth, cut thre or tmir inche--q
.ar'. laid rfaight. and packed in pa-
p. r .o.--.
King Pad- and 'i-h;or;-. -pi-b- j -,v j; J,
h iir and t--alh' r-.
I. l.ong Cotton and Cirr.nn Fiat.nel
Shir;-. 1- vard- long: J breadth- ti
'inblea-ii'-d tnu-lin. 7- var-1 wi le, open
inche at the bottom ; Ier.tli of -!eey('
. "i S yard : b-ngth of arm-hole. -J incli-e-:
Setigtii oi collar. "' inch--; ,peii
in front, to the Irfittom a piece ss inch-e-
wide hipping under fa-teti"d with
t.i
1. Short shirt.-, li.a.h- like !mg
o!)l'. J
vard long, and open it; front.
t.. I.oo-e Can! in Fl int,, i an.! Wi
lef,
lraw.-. t
7. Div big (town- -l"U!'i' Calico.
M. Kve-Si,a.,., ot gr ,ik, wilt, eias- j
Socks and Slipper. !
( Towels and Handkerchief-.
1 1. lied Sacking, of ticking. 7 feet long
and 'Jt feet wide ; open at one end. with
string-.
12. Pillow-Sacks, ol' ticking, lii inche-
wide and inches long : Pillow Cases,
of net-lin, one half yard wide. 1 yard
long.
14. Li:i-ii .-tnd Mu-iin sheet -. i tr.-t w ide
and
t-el Jong.
14. White or dray Flamed Mo-pital
Und.-r-hirts two breadths flannel, gust-el
at the neck, narrow neck-band, j
t"t?'Some of the shirts should have the
sleeves open till the outside to the shoul- j tree down upon Inn,. He lived but a lew
der. with strings. ! minutes aft r he wa- -tru-k. V .
15. Rlanket for single beds. Spite Cakkikj to it Utmo-t Ma-
10. Quilts of cheap material. 7 t.-et long j liomtv. An ingeniou- frien.l ot ours
Jy ."0 inches wide. ' -ay he has Ii--oyerel the em-t ot NVs-
27. Ivn;t S"K)len Socks. ; Us Shirt. He .-ay- i: was a -hirt tcith
EOlKLEs. ' ', llH huttoim fji: It was sent to Her-
1. Arrowroot, Farina, Sago, Tapi.K-a, j cules pur,wsvly tu annoy him. and the , f.
Cora Starch ' 1 WH' 1 at 'Yt r.v lime n" put it on, the
2. Whiskey. "Brandy. White Wine tor ; -' put Ilercu
wine whey, etc. les into such a burmng rage th; ultimate.
'i. Pure Lemon Syrup. ly u ws the death of him!
4. Tea, Coffee. Cocoa. Sugar, Oatmeal, '
Crackers.
a. Spices, Condiments, iistccatei v egfe-
tables.
t. Tobaeco.
7. Jellies and Preserve : Dried Fruits.
8. Condensed Milk.
0. Pickles.
Mi- Collins.
Mrs. G. L. ScilllI.Ki:
Mrs. R. M. Rlachford.
Dr. V. II. Duvrnt.
Mi. Svm'i . SS'. 1 i: 1 rx; 1 1 i ,
(otu on Cor. :n d S.q.ph. -
A Itfil
J Fort Monroe, D c. 3.
A flg cf trnce tn nt t.-j Norfolk tlii n.orn-
irtg carrying 32 pii oncr ditthargeit b the
United Stale on parole. A teU I il ig ot
tru' e met our lot ami trnVrr i then to
ome ladies
eouiin" fiom Kl-hn o'id.
Fiom to-
i)s Norfu'k )y 15 x.k. !-arn
i imm'-oiat 1 v XM-tnl f,N tii
tl.at a bait)
I'otooiae. Hji; fu:!-r-, an- tfiiiOvi.'i th-ir
tores. tr ruiiiO's were tiii irit n an i 'b-
war t'cvT Vt-ry I ih.
Ht!l fp.lll SaVMIJlh, It.rf. !h.
tatj's that fiiTi. 15u'!et"-j xp-.nnri arnw "!
in t At at Port lV.val
-n ll At ila J
NutLif ..LnlaUi i:" i'at-on llrowr.l
.......-
vi tory or if tbe Fort I'i k. r atUir
krialor from Kmtatkt.
Frai.kfort, D . .
Hon. i,
Jlivt-. fa, been I'Of.icaud lor!
Senator in pla ot'th traitor ll k-r;ridje
,,v '0 ttw over uon. .j-- m iin-
. i
tfTiraia (iralatfcf.
Loui'vi'.l". . l ii.
(ieti. ZoUicolif r has not -i Jias.' ed LOth
of the Cumberland Iiiver a:, r.-ported. 'en
- S, lot '1 ha' " s"""rw"- -' r-
! ' -""r--n-
Katira C'itv. D-i-. 1
I he- .ai,ta Fr- and Cannot. City mai" nr -
j rived Ut rrbt i'h dat
to tlif 2Jif . All
! "-".' in ,u fmtoi r T,;Vv,r
bv Coi. (,'snv, to turn over th'-i- moi-v to j
M-rtr'. Dona!'J-Of) ot Sar;t F . a- lo'-in ' '
Le joverntaent.
On tie 1'U UJl . A !!.! : Navajo If. liati- ;
w rtt to Cari'u-. i.t-ar AlLur-jti. . and o!- a
larf ij'jar.tity '. -'o.k. A naru f;! '-i:izeri
t
, ifl" ! ,e ITOIettV. OUf M O? li.efl r.aVin:
.. . . .
. wiim ua- vanic c in iuii iki:i" .-Ii' itw
were killed. TLe ret oi iL- l1-t!;Ui!"K,i"'"""
tew m nu.iwr in 'wumue i,,- t;,- nirtun.
i r- i:otiii.e!lt"lu r--tarn. Tlie ?atn Ireiifc
, have i-Jf, i-oir.iO;"ii.-
hate ;HI
eprff;,
larje -i
nniriueul of Trw
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If.
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P.o-:o! . I i -
Mr. Vigiitinat. itel-t-.-d Maver of
I5o-t. n jt , ..iv t v ;7.': vote- aga.- eT-'i
i.-at foriF. v Tote.-, the Repu'.Jii an t,d iti-
n- 1
t.'li Ian-
low. ;i. !
a: llosford. ritiirn-' eardida
Mav..:- to dav b- '."' maioritv
rtlj.
llo? 11
elected
W. (ir
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fves. lepublli an
rromllt aHiili.
Louisville. Dec.
:n rc.-ipt of the following items :
Savannah. 1 --. 1.
Th- ii-w- lrotu Tyie is'u;-: ! i- tl.a' the
fed- riii hive en'irelv evacuat.-l it.
Fast p.-n-a- ola. D? . .
The Florida and Pamlico engaged a. ted
era! v-s.l ot! Horn i-lan.!. The t-i-ral
Tess- 1- -Mired
Louisville. Dee.
'. There is ' onsi it rable t-xcitetiierir in Ten
I nn,.. .ruib.'.niftnr tiT.rM .irtfin"-. I h,- Trtifin,
j , be rai-ed od volunteer forn,."
j Th" troops of Col. John S. Wiiliams t-n-
j gaged at Found (Jap. arc -nib-ring greatly
j ot.
I ts . ...... .
r .vi.M. iiuil't. t . liOie,"i rvpi.te-v. .r .
of Willistoti a voting mart abou' sixt-eu
years old was killed vesterday by the tallinr;
I of a tree. He wa- engaged in f-Hing a tree,
I which in its fall, brought a part of another
lUal IMatr lor ait.
REAL KSTATK FOI SALK
SKaK KITTI.4ND
Atoat 60 acr-r of land, thrrt-ffHirtli vl milt uott
attbet ourt lloa-c on tli-w--t nil" vi tb lurtiway
' and a.ljoinins-the Pir tronn4 in the Sou'.U. i
i offered for mlc in ;w M-pa.-tu- lot tudrinuj
terras ot f.i iutrut Alo-thc fiou-- tn t t,i!dioz'
. topttbr with a bout ll ret'. ct taii.i Hni .1.
r a-t nide i.i; in. iv i;e it! . i.j..i4-. i- or
: l-or full -:"cuiatP .p. ,v iv
I. UlUlKL. . - sad Vilia.-.
..', p-r . I.v 'I,.- riiti-L! c, r : ",JCr. 1 :,ur
inrtniii I a. Ii i ., : ., , .t.j )v
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I '. A -i , i, 1., J : .t , , ,
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l.imliViH LMltiilif l!'.
Ti;V HOOT AND HlOl -IDJJK.
iiEncniiiii
i'KGKK.SX: OI.MSTKD'S
Watfr l'mt lailrr Yrtrxtr
WII.LKL I' YUf: l-T.h.T !HY.
Till m iii;;ei ,
IK'T A (JUKMICAL DISCOVERT.
of V'ai.i; nn.LKdi:.
I? renJer .either in.frn mu to v iVr
ItLrtectH pent: -Jet'.-t
; Il rttler- u.j and bra ietl.r "'' ; jtta
j
Il rt'tute it " it i-.i';m'. r vt
' It 1dr to IT- JUt.l.lt
: ,T "-UJ t,J nht" "
t j It La- cc.Le 'A t.r 5i-ajT-tbi uiuitaw ot ru-f
It i ejt.'I ocl t'.r tKo. bM and lrm
I. A I) I F. S
.... or . .
; -r. . .-. r". -'
nc-.tiwot rearu.-; iwr MimWu.:
It receu-l a Dipiett." rr'" C necrvvi ha 1 1
I K-ir and at tt- rnuinun L"'1 4raoo- ImZ
1 or
Ii wfcTr' I'ro't L-U rr Vrr.-t i- t tri
'OT tic- :ti t:. tcJ loi ci'.e-
r Iltiri, f ir IM'trTaiijt.
rJnr3pe(.rt r ire DrparrnvTK.
. Witert ury r ire D- r-nj-t t
ti.'iU.b r ire DeT-jLf
lei-toi lire D'-fa" rn-u?
B'-Ton I ire I--jrtfnerjT
' sjrirjcLe.d Kire I-jartraej.t .
e ir-1 prUj-L-t"?.icof
Kire I'ej a.Oii t.
1 lo.Hetice i ire '
A '. a: :, t I'rd st.-- rnor a: i -,t.r
f.3 .v o.e lo.ioti x.f llaij.ri'-tgri, im ts
a . -,tl :
4 H ti-:r K Wj'on ilk: t ta-'crir t 'ci;iij
coMiie
HeLe'lrct I u'lllti
t il y m- fvnoTti k HavC'c -
i-'l)r- Co-turn. ive Vi. iitar-r
' Nn lUrmu hLi;.Jt e oxj.a.k.
"', r.o;--,- cd tm.i bv
.i'W i ii.ru.K Kia,m
4 ;knts wvntkd ti
oLM.sTf.DS
Uaffr 1'rr.of I.tathrr lYrvn
-1
IMTIAT IIOOIH 1111 IIOA.
licetn r a- e i:-T-c-i cpoc a or prac
m :i:u pvtkm list."
Ad ! V-m v una Lc marl- ttierecc
M f I'Lnlifrl lts FliOU Ti'.
T-i .A. ST,
it, a' T'.el J.tV1' . t
.n o. -ole fciMiAaa air- t!
JL'SIIHM I IVfrii a -HiICfcTTOCK "
PI.CMKl'.'S patf:nt
BOOTS AND SHOI:
:4
TTMvKsIl STOCK OF HITBht-'
Just rrc-i--. !
(,iKtl.VOW BKi tri'
. ilioe iMVI'lMCTftH'tXi;!1
7 AND SH3E TOLS.
t or ai or
tiOoDSOW Kao
j :
AT KN'n FRENCH CALK D
-LlA. Sewed Boom
MADEiOX PI.LMr K S I'ATtST 1--
Q. K X T S . V I X K B 0 1
MADE TO UKAWE
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