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THE RUTLAND WEEKLY HERALD : THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1861.
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IIE LMBT KEWS
From Newport Slews.
THE SKIRMISH WITiTHE ENEMY
BRAVERY OF OTJ1 TROOPS.
Kxcliaiic oi Pisoiici's.
EHICR THYT SF.f. sm! WILL
GIVK I P IHSO MUl)ELI.
jORE COTTON FROM HIT ROYAL.
ANARCHY IN RICHIOND
HE FOKKIGX IVEHi IS RE
CEIVED IN THE SOIT.
INDIANS DESERTINGTHE
REBELS !
4000
II)1XS
IM0
IX
IX
IRIS FOR THE
HKXSS.
From Kentucky.
ARRIVAL OF REBEL PRISONER
AT ST. LOUIS.
job; h , Klmira, N. Y., Dei-. 24.
siasm, ant.1 vQ New York volunteer cavalry,
whip the iiJftnmon. left Elmira at 1 1 o'clock
well-bred Kno.n for (ittisburo;. Pa.
his ancestors -
and a ram Albany, Dec. -ji .
Frenchman pmboat fsaac Newton left for Mew
fro quaters morning, and the Constitution and
and a preeuuri: have arrived here
th f mad beeather is vervcold and ;he IJiver is
read' toqrow arid ice.
of Niaa
this pros'
with th fortress Monroe, Dec. -J3,
p via Baltimore, Dec. -it.
3 Tne skirmish yesterday was a liirht aiTair.
Two companies of the 20th New York reg
iment started from Newport News at nine
(o'clock this morning and proceeded to New
market bridL'- to look for a mm who h;vl
. been los'in the v,'f.oJ o the '!a Itloru. A
. j we her wbiie near ti c viliae. thev Uniiu
iVnisHes suv-onrnl.-! h, n-bVl carslrv and
infantry. r.nntii Tin- 700 men. but suoeee-i.-d
in cutting their way nut without loss. Uein
lojcements were sent for to Cainti Hamilton,
and the remaind'-r ot tin; regiment was sent
forward. The Naval briaade and a eommaiui
of Col. Wardrop's was al-o under arms and
proceeded as far as Hampton bridge. Four
companies of cavalry were also ordered out.
out their services were not r uuire .
Six of the 20th
if".'ini''nt were
!ii
wounded. Ten of th.-enemy are known to
have been killed and ;i number wounded
Seven dead bodies were found this morning.
One was that of on nflicer, an l was taken to
Newport News. H. wore buttons lettered
" A. M. M.,' j.erhaps the Alabama Minute
Men, and his name is supposed to have been
Hawkins.
ft is reported that a whole company of
negroes was engaged, and two of our men
are known to have been shot by them.
(Jen. Mansfield and actir-i I5riradier (ien.
ener. tniiiv complimented the t
2ageil for their coolnes and braverv.
rcops en-
The Lark Island Citv arrived here last
night from Boston with 2AD prisoners of war !
released from Fort Warren, who are Ito be I
exchanged for an equal number of our troops
now held at Uiehmond. The steamboat
George Washington took them to Cranny
fsland this afternoon under a flag of truce.
Mr- Urown. two daughters and servant of
Missouri, and Mrs. IiiL'ersoI of Michigan, were
also passengers for the South.
A large number of letters and several boxes
of clothing for cur prisoners of war were also
-ent over. The Richmond prisoner are ex
pected here in a day or two.
The gun boat Younn "Hover, which is sta
tioned at the mouth of York Uiver. reports
an extensive conflagration in Yovktown about
a week since.
The Chapin -ent. r b. -s feet.wl.5e!, v.a-.-ent
to the Ititl, Mh-s.u bus -t-s re.'imei.t f,y
their friends in liosii.n. wa .h-dii-ated vrs'er
dav at'eino,.,, v I'i, ,,.,-viee, in wl.iel, the
chaplains or'ii (ieiion.inations participated.
The j,,,,, ,0.lt Coeurde Lion a: riven from
the I'o'omac last night with .'tour launches in
tow.
1 l.c
ia; in
fir-:
ram
Ihe
tor
about three weeks tell
s are quite drv.
New York, Dec. 21.
The jxprcss says ihere is a rumor this
aiternoon that in the interview which Lord
lAons held with Mr. Seward the latter read
to him a letter he had written to Minister
Adams ten days ago, in which he said that
f the Rr'.tish fiovernment claimed Mason
ti.i sii;.i..i. .i i . -ii ,
..... .in,..-,, upon ine grour.a ot illegal cap-
uii as contrary to the law ol nations
ami wr,uld consider the sunender as settlin
-"t prmepw. iur 00ti, fiovernments thev
wouui tie j-.v-n ,, on j-e.me.st.
I lie i ,..!.... i 1
j ' limes savs private letters
i.um uiu .Janeiio state that f ien Webb,
American Minister, had ,ent a demand to the
tirazillian (aovemment that the Governor ot
Maranhau. be s-.perceded for having allowed
f oal to be supp u,i , the privateer Sumter.
I he bteamhip Americ.-. from Liverpool
na Halifax arrived here ai u o'clock this
corning. News antieip:tte,.
The steamship Adriatic and several other
large steamers at Southampton were expect
ed to be chartered b ihe liriiish Govern
ment. It was stated :ha! the Riitisb. Life Guards
had voiui.'i cred tor foit-in service.
Ttirty-SariiibICoiis:r.
Washington, Dec. 24.
Senate. Several petitions were present
ed praying for the emancipation of the slaves
of rebels without compensation, and those of
loyal masters with compensation.
"Mr. Grimes offered a resolution instructing
the committee on naval affairs to fenquire in
to the manner in which war vessels had been
fitted out. He had heard rumors of sreat
extravagance at the navy yards in this re
spect. The resolution was agreed to.
Mr. Hale oflered a resolution calling on
the Seeretarv of the Navy for a list of vol
unteers, Lieutenants, paymasters, etc. in the
Navy. Resolution adopted.
Mr. Hale presented a petition from citi
zens of Boston, claiming that the freedom of
the press had been infringed. Referred.
Mr. Howe save notice that he would in
troduce a bill to amend the fugitive slave
law.
The Senate then went into executive ses
sion. On the opening of the doors the Senate
adjourned until Thursday.
Washington, Dec. 24.
Not more than r'l Senator! were present
at the session to dav, the majority of them as
I well as many members oi tne House naving
left the city to on joy tne holidays.
Philadelphia, Dec. 24.
The brig Ellen P. Siewarf arrived here
to dav from Port Royal with 291 bales of sea
island cotton belonging to the Government
Chicago, Dec. 24.
The Memphis Appeal of the 19th has the
following :
A Richmond correspondent says in addi
tion to the 250,000 dollars appropriated by
the Confederate Congress for the relief of
the Charloston sufferers, the Legislature of
Virginia will appropriate 200,000 dollars.
Collections also were taken up in all the
churches on the loth instant.
The correspondent says to such a frightf ul
extent has violence increased in Richmond
that the city bids fair to become as infamous
as ever Baltimore or Naples was. Shooting
and stubbing are every day occurrences.
The Memphis Appeat publishes telegraph c
reports of the foreign news and remarks :
What will be the course of the. trembling
tyrant at Washington we rre unable to sav.
but presume he and his astute advisers will
refuse to take up the gauntlet so fearlessly
offered by Great Britain, and think that the j
action of the Federal government will en
;enJer such a state of seutiment in France
and England as to secure the speedy reeog-
ntion of Southern Independence.
The rebel account of the Green River
ijht place the federal loss at 7."i killed and
Oe mortally wounded.
The same exageratiou characterizes the
reottofthe battle at Camp Alleghany, in
W stern Virginia. ("Jen. Milroy is reported
killd. The federal loss is set down at 500
killd. The rebels acknowledge 20 killed
and i7 wounded.
Tl- Appeal rejoices at the movements of
the ndical abolitionists in Congress, and
speakn.' of the emancipation systems of
Messrs Stevens. Bingham. Sherman and
Others, t says :
Our jeople rather like this specie ot legis
lation, i.amuch as it was victories for us
which tin bayonet an'I bullet will be
achieve.
liar. I tr
1'he Ko Snutii New- of the I jth ha dis
count;
The (
"ii; news from the Indian i-onntry.
reecs, Oi-.iwkes lei JSemii oles are
deser'inir tje eaue. and lare numb.-rs have
j joined Opt Wey ho!.- who is encamped on the
j Ui Iend (jfthe Arkansas with tooo Indian?.,
j well armed wirh rifles, revolvers and knives,
i and naked t the waist. I oppose this force
I the rebels hal a small force under Col. Coo
per, who as clamerons for reinforcements!.
A battle is laly expected, as the two armies
are oi!v a fi w miles apart.
The New O lean
Delta of the 1 2th.
av
ral that "he nav;
fleet t'.rbade th
commander of the fed
transmission of fieri, l'he'ms'
proclamation
and threatened to fire into anv
tioat that artempr-il focarrv it.
The Fort Smith News of the I2rh, learns
from rl,e telegraph operator at Fayetteviile,
that aloit 100 Union tun had been arrested
in Madison ai;d Carrol onnries.
The Nashville Union of the 12th, has the
i.'tatityini assurance tha Lincoln's message
had produce') a complete revolution among
I.'nion men.
Th.. fieorgia Legislature ap.ropriated
I i.io.uoo dollars for the relief of the Charles
ton sulferers.
Ro'on. Deer. 21.
iti, in hostofl in retarl to
i's leavhg in the Kuropa
Nothing is kn
Mason and Si id lis
to-morrow, and the
doubtless unfounded
riimcr to that etlect is
Washington, Dec. 2J.
The Senate in executive session to-day
confirmed a laive number of surgeons in the
regular army. Many of the appointments in
that branch of the service were teceived and
referred to the committee oi military affairs.
Atcheson, Dec. .'4.
Orders have been irivei to the several
agents of the overland company to take no
more express freight from any source 'mtil
further orders. This is in consequence of the
Company having been fined by the govern
ment tor reported neglect of mail matter.
Stock brilge, Dec. 21
St. (ieorge's Church (Episcopal) of Lee
was totally destroyed by fire last night about
1 2 o'clock. Insured for 4000 dollars.
St. Louis, Dee. 24.
About a thousand ot the r bel prisoners
taken by f ien. Pope arrived iere late last
night, and went allowed to reixain in the cars
until this morning, when they were escorted
by their capturers under Cof. Davis, tojDr
McDowell's Medilal College, where they will
betaken care of for the present.
Williamsport, Dec. 22.
From personal observation your correspon-d'-iit
is convinced tint the rebels threatening
this jKiint (iont exceed 7000 with four pieces
of artillery.
Intelligence yesterday from tha other side
shows that the rebel commander being foiled
in all his attempts withdrew his entire force
towards Martinsburg, leaving only three or
four companies as picket.
The .'Wth Illinois regiment having received
arms are now at Hancock. (ien. Kelly's
advance juard extends there besides guard
ng the Railroad'all the way from Cumber
land. J. I. Wharton, a relative of Ex-Senator
Mason residing at clear spring is undei ar
rest for attempting to bribe the picket to car
ry despatches the other sidn
Reports from Union men on the other side
state that during the gallant repulse of last1
Thursday by two companies of the Indiana
1 2th regiment eight rebels were killed and
tweive wounded. A large barn at Mercer
uille occupied by John E. Covode, a staunch'
unionist, was burned by an incendiary last;
nighl. Loss 12,000 to 16,0000 dollars. j
Capt Hawes battery of thd 4th regular ar-f
tillery has arrived at Boonsbory en rout from,'
Romney to Washington. ?
SPECIAL X0TICES.
LIEUT. SALMON DUTTON,
Oithe Cavendish Lt. Infantry, some time acting ai
adjutant in? the 1st Vt. Regiment at Newport Newik
Va., has returned, and has received a oommiesioJ
from Gov. Ilolbrook to enlist a company ot voloif
teem for the 7th Regiment, to be raised under M5
recent act of the Legislature.
From the well earned reputatation of the offi ee
of the 1st fiegiment in all cases where they ha
recrnitei companies for service they have been eny
inently saccessful All who desire to enlist tradr
Lieut. Dotton will report as soon as may be to hit
headqutners, Cavendish, Vt. It is better to enlis:
with one who has seen service than with a ra r
cruit.
pov So.
WHY
does Crigadoro8 Excelsior Hair Dyepresent etront
er Claims to public confidence than any other Hap
Dye in existence?
BECAUSE
it is the only one whic' ha' ever been analyzed anl
publicly approved br the highest Chemical author-
"7 ' I f ALSO .
for the reason that no nther dye has ever been sub
jected to any analysis at all.
MOREOVER,
besides being free from every poisonous injured ien ,
it confers a finer black or brown, and in a shorter
pace of time than -any other dye in the world.
Sold evarywbeie. and applied by all Hair Dresser.
Christadoeo, Ho.H. Astor House. New York .
dec 12 dfcwlm.
MARRIED.
In this place on Monday, the 23d inat.. by Rev. Mr.
Lndlum, Mr. Alonza T. Mosman to Miss Lucy A
Merritt. In this village, on the 21st inut . by Rev. I-e'aid
Howard. John Pike to Mis Juliette M. Wilkin,
both of Mcndan.
Also, by th same, on the 21st iost . Hiram V
Trumb e to Mis Cornelia Pike, both of Heado n.
In Mendon. on the 19th int.., by Kzra Edson, Km-.
Mr. Clifford B Welsb to Mi Susannah Lamphe-e,
both of Mendon
DIED.
In Chittenden. Dec. 20th, Cynthia Morgan, daugh
ter of KImer and Maria Morgan, aged 7 years ani 3
months
In Pittford, on the S:h int . tmm the fractur o
a limb. Mary, wife of Thomas Campbeli, aget (fct
years.
ew AflTfrtisemeats.
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EHATI'.t WAItir- lvriTr
STATE OF VERMONT, rll.!!.:!,. ''..!.
Rutland Probate LdsiTict, ss
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trict ot Rutland.
or lie L.-
To all persons concerned in. the e-r-a-e,.) i-uvtus
Ward, late of Kutlan.i.iu sai.1 list x;i, m-oj j!
teslate,
Arteinaa Ward, Ejnunistr.i or ol th r(, ...
aid Eraotua Ward, proposes io ire-ir. i,' , . ,unt
aa admini'trator as afoiesatd. tor allowaur, v
hereby notified to appear be. ore -aid a, the
Probate Othce in Ki tland in said (ii-trict ry, ,j
day ot January, A O. lSri ; l.n ruu tl.e.-i. t1 ,,,,"',1
to said fettlement and object if you see cu,, f
allowance of the auie, and to tli:: (iter
1 "i -aid
court in relation thereto.
Dated at Hiitluud, thi- 24th day ot Ju,
1. 13fd.
o2.3w JAS BKOWH l;,
T EST CASTLKTON liAILR( ?AJ) ,
TT AND SLATE COdPANY.
1 lie Annual meeting oi me oiocKiioiuer- o1 ,
West Castletou Railroad and Slat- Complu. wil,
be held at the ofliee of tne Comp iny iu H t6. (. i.,je
ton, ou Wednesday, tha lf.th day o: .Tanutry .,X1
at ton o'clock in tb forenoon.
F.PHkAISl HODGDON C! ,
WesJ Caatletoc IJeoember, 2ft, 151, yM
A RAKE CHANCB Tn waww
mlol teoive patronit-e. The
laree and .1 occupied by them,
Lr ntnti' bookstore, oneoftfielar
ZelZ f&2L? wtnhBd.wlh fiveRteain
njiilanri wI . '"1ii. The Kutland Herald
Wter Mtoo -yMpnblishen.ere. and enjoy..
tted St W "re a firBt Clans Book Bindery,
Jt-arn ami ,thtJhe mo,t apfoved machinery for
huah? ?P1,b, of d0'n mo" any amount ot
and lhVv """re buildliBR i heated by steam
AHtli " Wltb(?af,and w.ll mpplied with water
to tfce .b,v.e.piPr,y " in flr ra,e condition, and
hT,iV Rht Mud of a BBB whodesirea to enter into
car ,toT; Knd ian comm"d the requisite amount of
capital liberal mduceme. fa are aow otTered.
Hutland, Vt., Dec. 20, 1861.
tOJiniKMOHtllK VOIICK
T HLUfn;,A bayiD been PPiDted by the
rTtJLt Froba!e Court. for the District of Kutland
commiPBioners to receive, examine and adiuat T all
ofThn k tDt0t i Ptre0B" Wta't thVt.to
h J,l''l la'e .f.Eut"wl. '"""id district.de
reaed, hereby give noti-e that we will meet for th
he first Tn."? L,B5"J t ,'rout in Ktland on
trie first Tnesdaya of February and May. trom one
J c ckV"l our o'clock P. M each of a d dar,
and that H,x mnth8 from the 22d day of Novemr '
rfrediiora Ik'e ".Tf mited b" " court for said
creditors to priwen, their Baid clflimg amiu
nation and allowance.
Dated at Rutland this 22d day of November, A D.,
62:3w
C. B. MANN
' Com'rs.
J O WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
BA BRETT k SOS JiiTsTll
C3- O O ID S
on and after
JANUARY 1ST, 1902,
lor
READY PAY.
Rutland, December 24, 1861.
! 3w
RUTLAND AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Stockholders in paid Company are notified that the
Annual Election of Director will be held at the ol
flceof the Trustees oi said Company, in Rutland, on
the 14th day of January next, at one o'clock P H
dec26 20d W. C. CLAKK, Vi-t Pres.
To whom it may roncern.
J5 R A N D ON 15 A N K .
The Stockholder" of Brandon hank are hereby no
tified o meet at their Bankin Kooras on Wednw
ay, the 22d dav ot February next, at two o clork.
P. M , for 'he purpoee of e. ecu Eg Directors for the
yeare 'Uiur
By order ef the Director
I- BIXBY. Caah.-r
Brandoo, Vt.. Dec. 2 161
A I L Ii () A D NOT I C K.
The Annual meetii(r or the St,x;ri holders of the
Rutland Whitehall Kaiirod Company for tie
election of five Directors, and tne trnaction ol
other business, will be hel.J t t' office ol the Hyde-
ville ompany. in Hvdeville, m t.e town of Ca-t ..
ton, on the hrst dai of Janunry next, at noon
WM ; K ITTRKDGK. Clerk.
rPHK ANNUAL MKKl'INO of the
X Stockhiid'-r-of 'he Bank of Kut ana for the
eUctif ij of Directors tor th er en-um. aiid Inspector-
o 'he nex" election. 'will be held at their
Banking House ou Tudav. January Hth at one
o'clock, P. M .
J U REYNOLDS. Cashier
KutlanJ.Dee Tth. ivil jedJ
J ( O K AT THIS!
All took accounts ol thirty days and'Dif due the
sntscritr niut be settled ou or before the l.Vh dar
of fctober. or ti;ey will he found in tne banns of a
co'lectin at:rrne . H i. 1'KRKIXs-
Put. ana. tiit Is1 ieptli tl
A S 1 T''a""i;l'!
A;;p-r-3ti. .deb'e" t tu'i call and settle iai-
lie li,ie!'. to save cost
PON D k Mulish.
P.tit:sni S' t.t 23. 1-f 1
MUTUAL HANK. The tockhfd ler
Ot the M'HUI (H-i-- sr- tint the an.
ru-1 rr.eetu.j t-r e'ecti'-i; ' ll!i- ir-. i1, tie ; 1
at thei-ba' ki'i.r h"U--. o:i I'u da; oyc !
Junuarv i.ex:. tl o l'ck I M
( M '.VILI.AKIi, h'!.'. r
Cas'.letou. Iec 12. Nl dec . t "a.3
.B
A N K O F '() l' L T N K V
.-t.ck holders if liirk !' Poulr.-v arv nidified
that the Aunuai E -etion ot l,rec'or wii! he '.eid
at the oiE- ot :d it;.-, "ii ' - ;i:d Tuesday -t
Janu.rv. l.sj-. u: i j c.c.. 1.
in (j II CLARK ''.slier
V O T I 1 ' K. Tip.- S'il--ril'i-r wt-ht-s v,
. to fakn a Farm tor a erm v ei.r or chance in
ai:n-ttni;l He ha-had c-,ar,-e oi a ?n-ttniii ar d
saw mill for the lnt ten vear- sati-fai torv relerence
given ( K S W m D.
f.l-3w .herl'Uine. Vt.
-0X10: Wlicp-iis. my wife Sarah
h left mv bed and board, therel .re. I hertbv
forbid all person- trrm hsrhnnni or tr'it:n jt her on
mv account, as 1 -hall pn; no det,t- ot her contract
ing alter this date sArUKL MARSHALL
Mt Ho.lv, Dec. !'. Wl r'l w
N
j'uTIC K. Tiii- i u otTtiiy that i
have ariven ii. ' -n. t-dwin I. fcherinan, tils
tmi during the rem .m,-r ot id minorii) . ana trial
1 w ill claim none ot hi' varuii .aa nor pa.' any debts
ot his contractiiK-
KARNL'M 1' SHt .MAN. perrdvrin.
ra-t.e on Dec . &):
X
11 Fi
i-fomli &
reeroau is this day dissolved .
LISCOV1K jnw-Jiaa.
Rutland. Dec. lSl ' '
p rt. The books of .ne late firm cf I.ucorati
Freeman are iu my hinds 1t collection. Immedi
ate attention is requested to -ave costs
,:w3w WM. H LISCoMB.
JitnS li dU Jir .tiP.
KAL KsTATK FOii SALK
R
neu; i:rn. vm
Atiout ttu acre.- ilhind
of the Court Hoii-eo.i t'
and adjoining t ' :h 1
..,T..r.. 1 lor -all- ii' 11
e.fo'trtl. ol imle outh
i,..-- si "e o! the Ii';;!. way
iiiui
o il,
i- -..'i"i. is'
-epar-i
'OS
Mid ii ' usr
'.i l ui dings
ii ;. "ii the
. i, or sale
terrn-1 ut'pimt' rvt.-". lie iioi--tooether
with a!, r-t 14 rt' of lai.o
east side of the dtfraav tit irly op;.v
Fvr lull art.cula apt) to
1 KIKOCU. of Rut and illi."-
AUo. lor sale bv the r-u.-.-criher, b " .re . t tine
lirmii.,- land in Kra. wel. iociie-la-dn fc thickly
st-'leil region 1 le aboi e i.l be sohi or xcliang 'd
tcr other prot eit l"elotis widiir.g a ,-ool farm in
low a. can here K'iKLt:i vosr
-aiiirfoid. N.v. 27. !S01 tJOVii tl
XiSa-'i l. ilU bs.
RliTLANl FISH AND OYSTKK
tiOLSE.
WUOl.l.iALK AM) KETAIL.
I B . IE llllltk Pl IWH.
SILAS KNIGHT,
Dealei in
fcRlSil MSH. IVSTERS. CLAMs. PiCICLKD
1'iCI'E, &c, Ac, tec.
Main t'.m'i. ixt duo north ol Court House.
i:trixM, V't.
1 he -ubcorib r t.-eps con-'antly ou nuiJ the Uii
h.a.io' varieti-s HSU iu 'heir season, coosistiiii
ctVack.rtd tlnlimt.Cod. salmou, Ualdock. Blue
I sh. Black BusJ p'lounaw. Trutt. Coniiecticiit
KUtrbliac- W. Uerrinff, White) Fish. Pick, re!,
VMyCar wl run y every hou. i-. tt,
I uuaj a,; w r- ,cice. i.nners
L'ennrs sujp." " --- .
applied iu auy tuautrtydeurel.
Kutlami.Dcc.'J.rsOl .K-clO-atf
. - a I. Lt Ul.
POUTltONIES atd 1-OCKET
1 11 1 LA t,u.
B. II. Bnrt.
B . H . BURT
Wuiopen
DSCEMBEK 2Mb, 1331
, F0K
DOUDAY PREWEXTM?
Kflfl CAHBE.C COLLARS
0JJ and CAMBBIC SETTS,
at Barpuai
ff D0Z. LINEN' UANDKKBCHIEFS
at 75 cu. per doz.
Kf DOZ. CUILDBENS' WOOL HOSE
u atUKcta.
Af) DOZ. LADIES' RIBBED HOSE
- at 1 shilling per pair.
Aft DOZ. II OOP SKIRTS,
JJ 20 Bprinff for 60 cts.
12 do. 37 eta.
.20 do. extra, 44 cm.
f)) DOZ. HOOP .SKIRT3, 20 Spr;ng.
" VJ extra auper, for 2.00.
I vj DOZ. HOOP SKIRTS, 17 Spring,
' extra supet, lor f 1.70.
50
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
82,r to 3.00 and 3,50.
50
GENTS' UNDER SulRTS,
at 66 eta.
9 ?,97oTh' 4 Laret sie made, UNDER
at Sl. each.
I DOZ. BUCK GLOVES, made tor City Trade.
1 at W,W per pair.
( ENT8 LINED KID GLOVE8, worth $1.75
at el, 00 per pair.
C7 Ladies will please call and examine the abeve
stock. '' .V wnpoervatt to huq."
B H.BURT.
C L 0 A K S
t
A Choice Variety at
Red need Pnoe
CLOAKING S
at l,fr), 2 CO, Si.25. MS,i
AMD
M OO for mm -all wool
J O E W H fl " B C A V K M
worth 0.
j 1500
i
I1
I
1
YARDS BROWN SHEETING.
TICKING.
DEMINS.
CANTON FLANNEL.
CAMBRICS
BLKA " OTTON
PRINTS.
GINGHAMS
FRENCH PRINTS
DKI.AINES.
REPS.
MKKIN'.H
OTIOMANS
CASHMERE
L" BENCH II ERIN OS S- inches
"J BENCH MERINOS. iirnr-d
Ta RKSS SILKS
at
1
The larKe't
, variety ih
i the State
N K PR ley. OILY.
1 decil B H BURT
!Mir!lan Wilis.
C
HIU.-TMAS AND NEW YKAIIS.
Now is the time to buy Hu-band and Wife Father
Mother hon. Di'jzhter. Lottu, Cousin, second
Cousin. Great and iiitle L nc'e- and Aunts, and the
rest ot the tinman family a P -' EEN I. and thereby
mko eV'r'Lr'dy lee' ... and in these blue times,
it is verv bouys duty to rai-e a smile on some fellow
mortais face. ' And t- . what shall it be'- A thici
ot beauty is a tiling of worth
therefore buy
I:H 11 DURABLE GfM.I' k sILVKK WAl' IIKij.
.-sOLID '.ol.D JEWELRY. SPLENDID
SILVER AND PLAIFD OO'JDS
DUKAhLK AND I sF.KUL
FANCY ARID LEs
Or have the rmt ex iui-ite HAIR WOBK made to
order you ever m. lrom among hi 7'J styles you
cmnot fail to be pli a-ed
1 he place i- in Cram: .n 4. Nichol Block, and the
man to buv of ij
HEN K CHASE
Rutland iJet 1'.'. !- 1 dec'jojanl
lil.
RUTLAND yl'AURILLK BAND.
KU I LAND. VI.
klusic furnithed for Uh1!. Private Part.e IlC
C. B. MUSSEY, lt Violin.
F. J FARR, Sd Violin Director and Prompter'
G.H.COLE, Cornet;
D. WATERMAN, Double Baand Prompter
Additional Instruments furui-hed when required
Address C. E MUsEV. Businesa Agent.
Hut.and. Vt.
Application made to F . .1. Fabb. Brandon Vt..
or to D. Watkbman . Cuttingst ille. will be promptly
fended to.
Rutland. Nov. '.. Is Dov-2md
I
; l o i; ii f lot ii : :
The Subscriber h:i ju't received a aanetv Ot
brand of Flour direct from tht m'lls. of various
grade, trom Ordinary up 'Othe Choicest Article,
ranping trrm3.iO to a.OO per barrel, which he
off-r lor sale in quantities t" uit purchasers
1 his F'oar i- from the
B E o T MICHIGAN MILLS
and will be sold at Albany and Troy pi i 'e-
Town llail lilock. Kntland.
Rutland. Nov, 26, lv.1. nov2, diwtf
M
A K I L K W ORK!
NATHAN II. SNOW,
Having iMjnght out his former partner. M. D FJliott,
i- now pepared to till all ( rders tor
MARHLK MONUMENTS HEAD
STONES, TABLE TOPS, Src,
That mav be entrusted to him.
Thank'iu; the public for past patronage, he would
respectfully solicit their orders in the future.
At the Old Stand of Elliott & Snow near the
corner ol Wales aud Vet Street.
Rutland, Vt.. Nov. 16. 161. novl6-2m
T A T
ii
() A N !
STATE Y VBBMONT, I
TKKAwuaaa'B Opficb. Montpelier. Oct. 23. 1H6I. (
J am now prepared to issue State Bonds, with cou
pons attached, interest payable semi-annually in Bas
ton. The denomination ot the bonds now ready axe
600. payable in ten years from dat. rayraeot may
be made tor bonds by deposition the land to credit
of Stnte Treasurer iu any Bank ii this Mate, tbe cer
tificate being forwarded to this o3ice, bonds will be
returned a) requested.
oct3l JOHN B. PAGE. State Treasurer.
1 S 6 2.
THOMAS' ALMANAC, WALTON'S
Jl REGISTER, and 20 diSerent styles of Diane
just received in quantities, and lor sale at wholesale
and retail, to which tbe attention of dealern is in-
"td- (.FA). A. TUTTLE A CO.
UiTa N KLIN HOTEL!
WAIl PR ICEI!
BOARD AFTER lt NOV.. BY TUB DAY, 91.
By the Week, regular boarders, iron 92.00 to tS
Btttand, ott. 2s, mi. octs-w
Rtfruilia.
rHE SCUTITERN REBELlJ-J.'
-WlT BE PrT DOW!)!
A.MB
EnGLAXD TAUGHT A THIRD LES.19M f
CtTeadish has already seat Thkic Com pauuM.aa4
U now recruiting her t owbth lor the Army.
33 ABLE BODIED MEN! 31
Are wanted to fill op my company forming forth
7th Regiment Vermont Infantry, wiich is a
REORGANIZATION OFTUEOLD'wjt Vl!.KEGT.
Thil Begimeot will be in tbe brigade ruder the
coBiund of lien J. W. Phelps.
Tbe nay it 87 W per month froai the State, 813 00
from the Government, and 350 per month for cloth'
iar. Hjakroaan aerrwtte of fr23 "0fer month ii.a'
a Bounty of a100 in cash from the General dot
ernmeit. wtien honorably discharged.
Pay and subsistence to commence from the day o
enlistment.
The average age of tlie Company thus far r.-n.iri
is 27 years.
SALMON DLlioV Recruiting officer
CavendUh, Vt., Dec. 2i. I;!. dec24-Iv
40
ABLE-BODIED MEN !
40
Are UanteH tn fill nt m i- Amr.anu . :
trie , th K e .merit Virmnnl lr.lbn.ru I. .u -
filling up, and every inducement that " be is ofTer-
.A nbnAAHl:.,. T-I 1 .
. uku ,u cmiH .uGiruuuiu ciruumenta ot the
Regirant will be second to none in the army in qual ity,
and it is understood the Regiment will go into
the brigade under command of General Phelps. Tbe
PAT I rcit .VO.TH.
for full term of service, and expenses paid, besides;
9100 in rash from the l.rNl i .n. m i.r, t
honorably discharged.
ray ana suosmence comnaecees from the day oi
enlistment.
For further prrticolars inquire ol me at my office
in this place.
CHARLES C. RL'GGLKS,
Recruiting Officer
1'oultney, Dec IS. declSdtwtf
1
ST VERMONT REGIMENT!
REORGANIZED AS THE 7 T H
One. If Mlre-al Able- Kodia-d .Tlra.
Wanted for the Tth Reriment Vt. Infantrv. Par
and subsistence to comutence at "date of enlistment
PAT, iO PER .HO.VTH,
and enpenaes paid, besMee $100 doliars in caih w hen
honorably discharged, being 87 per month more
ttin those in tbe reg : tar service.
1 he subscriber has been appointed Recruiting Olli
cer for the 7th. and this is the best opportunity tnat
nasyei Deen onerea to Vermont Volunteers
This Kegiment will be second to none in point ot
equipments and proficiency.
rvi iuru.tr parucuiars apply ai tne e.ecruitin
Office, first door north of the Court House
LIEUT. J !i. KlLIil KN.
Recruiting Ofticer
Ratlaud. Vt . Dee. 2. lJl "dect tf
F
O K
T II E
a n i
HALTED.
" " - J wi.-uvuici. UUIUAIl KU UbU U.CU
tb Ttth Regiment U. S. Infaotry A tine chance u
a j ... . ..
mriru wjvuDir mtn ue'irnu" oi on-ainmg ai'UI
guished positions and good pay.
For particulars call at the Recruiting Rendezvous,
nnderthe hard well House. Rutland. Vt . unmedi
att.. Jo.sEPH BUSH,
Capt 13th InUntry L". S A .
octl2 lm Recruiting Ofl.cr
Francis Fenn.
J) R T7 a s .
MKDI' IV y "
HI-Ml' A f
'FTH'MK.-i
n- i ;
lH,Il'rl- ...l
i'.JAII
F EN N S
fif) Cuts.
I vro'ild res,,tnmnd o all wl.c -'i,, rob-, my
Oil ' f-M.n' .-H-' . to purcl.i-e if of J a a Ji
lls 1 kkk. lor 1 f a. e jt-? en' liin a -tipplv. un i :i
Will -e)l it lor tfi j.ric j
S:UEL. !"li'KS
j kt von: Li.;fiTs"iiiNE "
LAMP- LAMPS KERosE.NE 1L !.!:'
71- i-t.f -tfi nti.fi.'.'
. . 1-.NN s
SjANTA ( LAI S IS COMING :
J
Toys: nns; -n.ys::
Ihe Isrge-t StoCk II. the Slte if
t I ENS s
KATES : skates:
At o-t at
TRU.SSK.S. SHOULDER BHA'ES,
X a ii 1 A
Abdominal u;j orer-. at
F
BESH CAM I'll KNE.:it
B
)URNINt FLi in. m: .t,:..-tun-l fre.-h
I AJ every weeit a:
F ! 1- N -
pA-H Ul' YOUR BII.i. -t F. F.r.n's
J and he il; i.i-
Dooks. Statioiicrva reriodiraK &lc.
E
Ot)KS. STATIONERY. PERIODI
CALS. Ac
s,. Y. r'KOCTOR.
iSucceator to J B Baldw in. !
Clark's Block. Mmtham' R'w. Ret la:. Vt.
Dealer in all Kist oa P...ii. Periodicals. St
ti"nery. Newspapers. Blank Books. Ac
Having purchase 1 the en'ire stock of J B Bail;
win. and made
LAKl.K ADDIIKlNs
thereto, I am prepared to carry on th- Bu;nes ,ri
LARGER SCALE III AN EUR
New VorK aud -fo;i piyi-r. l-!i.-.-r-i 'laub
scrihers mttie Village- of Rdthind and upon th lined
of all the railrosd-. in aivance of fie null- orders
are solicited
Pirlurra, Katrriavinc. and Framrt
of all sizes and style. Plain and Ornamental, con
slant Iv on hand, or ordered upon the shortest not we J
nov'iTdfcwtf
Rii?;!es At w ood &. Co.
R
UiGLES, AT WOOD & CO.'S
STOCK OF GOODS j
Are now offered for sale at prices suited to tbe time
The stock consists ot
FURNITURE.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
CARPETS.
OIL CLOTHS. t
MA1S. '
M 17 fINGS.
BOCK1NG5,
UPHOLSTERING MATERIALS.
CROCKERY,
GLASS WARE.
WOODEN WAR,
SHADES. an .
WINDOW FIXTURES. i
PAJ ER HANGINGS,
AC, te , to.
The above stock is large aad will be sold to as to
offer
GREATER INDUCEMENTS TO PURCUASERfi
than can be found elsewhere in the btsi'.e.
All kinds ol
SAWING, TURNING, PLANING,
aud SCROLL WORK doae at tbt Rutland Caali
Manulactory. CRAMTON, BARRETT A XICHOLS.
ug31dawtt Commirtea.
HF. &. A. D. TIFFANY
would, rerpectiully announce to tbe People
of rit'n'ora that they have just returneal from mar
ket, and have a fine assortment ot Teya for ,
CHRINTnAK A3B IEV tlYEAR.
Please giv os a call and we will try and suit you
all. for SANTA CI.AUS hat done the fair thing by
us. u. y. a a. i. TiyyAjii-,
Grocery Store, near the Depot
BPittefrd, Dec. 14, IStil. . dU d.rw,
Y iMKB l. ra.ebj