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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28
CONCERT AT CAsTLEToN

Mr. EDITOR - The vocal concert, by the
singers of Castet0n and others. under the di-
recGIon of Mr.. Thomas, who has been teaching
music with us the past winter, was a complet
musical triumph AMI the general expression is ,
that il the best musical entertainment ever
offered 70 a CastletOn audience. The first part
Of the concert consisted of pieces sung by the
Juvenile Class of about fifty children. Every
thing in this department was in perfect time
tune and place, giving sure evidence that their
instructor well fitted for the difficult tack of
learning the Young TO sing. This part was in
terspersed with,songs and quarietts from advanc-
ed singers. The Duet entitled, "Robbin Ruff, I"
sung by Messrs. Sabin and Thomas, was first
among the many attractions Of the evening.
The second part consisted mostly of opera
chCruses performed by about twenty advanced
singers, and selections from college songs, sung
by Mcssrs. Sabin, Walker, C. n. Thomas and
c. Thomas, Of MddIebury College with excel
lent accompaniment on the Piano by Mr..
II gley from the same Institution. This quar-
te te is hard TO beat. They sang with rare taste
aud displayed voices of rich purity and compass
The quartette entitled Our Glorious Union
Forever by Messrs. Wyatt, Sabin. Armstrong
and Thomas. was among the choice selections,
3a ara jnst the song for the Times as was clearly
is a noble song, and it was performed unusually
well. ! have partlculatized some, but would
say, in general terms, that all the singers, mum
bering full seventy-fye, performed we'll their
parts from the oldest of forty down to the young
est Of five years OF age. Mr. Thomas is deserv
ing Of praise from the admirable manner in
which he has conducted his school through the
term, and for so successful a terminate on of his
labors here, and all who with essed them will no
doubt bear me out in the assertion that he has
won for himself an envable reputation as a mu-
sic teacher and conductor
We should do injustice to q worthy artist did
we forget to accredit to Miss Z. Kittredge for
her beautiful instrumental Accomplishments to
the songs OF the Juvenile Class
II w r
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

REINFoRCEMENrs FOR Fort SUMTER.-The
steamer Columbia arrived from Charleston at
New York Sunday night. The Mercury of the
22d says that dispatches from Fort Moultrie to
Gov. Piekens stated that pilot had seen the
steamer Daniel Webs err off Cape Roman,
Thursday noon Gen. Dunnovan and Capt
Hamilton Immediately proceeded 10 Fort Moul-
trie; Major Stevens repaired to Morris Island !;
batteries and everything deadly were got in read
mess for the expected visitors, but up to o'clock
Friday morning no steamer or boats had entered
the harbor. The strctest lookout is being kept
by the rebels
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28
+ TIE VALUE OF Coon HEALTH cannot lie,

4 TIE VALUE or Coon HEALTH cannot lie
/over estimated, and NO better legacy can he frsDs~
A mitten from parent 70 Onrpring Than sound and
Il robust constitution. " nat are honOrs ana die
n tinctiOn without hezlths what are riches without
..se capacity TO enjoy tie blessings 81 hist These
thoughts not apt 20 suggest themselves 20 any Of
u. until eufeeblto b. slCkbess. look about fCr
some means OF recovery 10 ala troubled with that
dread disorder Consumption. Bronchitis. Asthma,
any form OF lung or throat Complaint we can conf
IDENTIFY recommend DR.. U. fheips Browns great rem
edy tie ACACIAN BALsAM. lie effects surp4ss in
healing qualities. All competition. 1t is tie ouy
medicine IN the OTld. that, by Its combination OF
rare ingredients eliminates electric power hich-
sezing upon the the stomach Tie lHngs the
heart the brain, &c Iuiu-es additional vital fOrce
into every organ, aud b. The renewed action and
thus obtained pels All morbid influences from
the bOuy, produces reaction which ebecks disease
and produces even IN the worst cases q restoration
TO perfect health, in 8 short time. The ACACIAE
BALsAM i sold At - per large bottle. II may be
obtained Of fOND a NOISE,
sole Agerts N
Who have q small number OF specimen bottles. n
price % cents, that ali may have the Opp0Ttuni \
OF trial. saw
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

AECEOsIs-lf there be any disease calculated 70
drain assay the lie q = nal, and weaken The Ha2ho
body D. lie painful s4Onu@zss II ls lie eeAaA "
auy paET Of tie tones Inc rEhL Ian 81 hIE
gFe- support under the prOfuse olschaTgs, hAsitns
Ie epaIstiOn OF cee4 i tone, anu heals tie IN
4oIenI auG lrTItaDe uCeTs cone QusHI q LIZ long
Continuance Of the unhealthy suPpaEailoE-
PT0giDCe4owB- M4s--- Nov lg l5s--
t5eutemeu-l have Tad Ezble case % sCru1
ulOUs Affection o. tie byLes AID PeTl0steam CoEEbL
ed hlcn had been treated Tor more than ear o.
other pns sicaHs without sBc5-ss- ussd Tie Peru
Wan syrup altogether th1s case vi Lie EIectsc
complete Fe1tgTaIIOe 10 health. The patient Was
boz about tseige year. o. age lie Hhole tCIz ana
1buIa the Tglt lex We're auteIlary otssaseaz erE
era pieces OF bone come from several opening
-Guce attended Inn. Vel - DeGore cav LIN
toy says that Immediately taking tie =! up
tie fzlufness LlcD L@s Tor long time tfonSe4 L1l
very .mucb, Immediately sut=38eus ana La stEeL gT1
began increase II 1l-COEtIuu Ted The syrup 1Or
one week lie would begin 70 complain OF the ali
gone sensation IL h1- stomach a-u faEGDE t1r
Sy4up agaiu Tie sensation Immediately lslt EIl
Or sucn diseases THE, cODsl4er tie syrup
valuable medicine ! ours truly,
SIN JEREMIAH sIDAE a ID
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

AT market az Cattle. about ~ Beeyes, and u
stores cousI-t4BE % WORKING oAeA- COW EHG ole
two ana three yeaTb old.
PrIce.- Market Beei--Aaus $3.50 100, nrs1 quail
ity II % a =. second qualify S55y 90; tblro
quality ssh; ordinary quality go
Working OLsn-es5 % a Io5 per par
C1s5s and CatrsS->Ss, -, q 80
Marriages
Ttgo Years Old-@I5 IA
TaTse Years OIg-zl1 = -
SAssy and LaDtg-ZsJ7 q market PTicssl IL Tote
81 80, a I,75 Extra uHa 80 eciign. - % ZsZ
a ~ or 2 q &c PeT.b-- live light
Efides = &c per ID. IatOte, = &c Pslss, sl1U9
a II p each Ca!J SktHs, l0a lie.
Rcmarks-Ihere We not large supply OF cattle
to-day. and prIces advanced from = 10 &c per loo
pOuuds-ths Dest ceiling quick - 70 3 : 20 there
Wa one pair very Wei formed and lat that Nss
rsl.ed tIt Dea House Of y H. and soid - John
,asy.r Esq TOR S25j, estimated 10 cost the pns er
/. = ser IyJ fbs let, and szId 70 De cheap 81 tAst
,beep sold quick al lat week prices
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

Mistake will sometimes occur and accidents
happen, Lot only to railroad men and printers
but to other wellmeaning folks. Last week we
gave short account ola railroad accident SIM.
posed to have occurred at or near Middleburv,
in this State. We have since learned that no
such accident occurred. We regret it exceed.
ingly-that is, the misstatement of ours-not
that the accident did not take place, We took
our account from the Springfield CMass.) Re-
publican, and have since seen it in the Brattle
boro Phoenix of Feb. 2lst, and We sup
posed it to be trae, or at least did not know.
and had no means of ascertaniug at that time
that it was false. Editors are compelled to de-
pend in great measure for their Tvs, on their
exchange papers, and it is impossible tlat the
should know from personal observation that ev-
erything they print is correct. In this case we
are glad to know that we were misled, and are
happy to be able to inform such of our readers as
may have put faith in our last week s stateme mt
that no accident occurred on the road at Middle
bury, as represented, and that the car which was
said TO have rolled down the embankment of
thirty feet is still right side up and in good run
ming order.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

Mrs. ABRAHAM LINCOLN, wife of the Presi.
dent eject OF tue Union, has two married sisters
LOW on visit to montgomery, Alabama One
Is from kentucky, and On visit to her sister
who resides in Selma, Alabama. They are
both secesSioniots, and opposed to the govern.
ment OF their brother-in law, Abraham Lincoln
OF course they attract considera bic attention.
and are the toast OF southeruers The busban3
of one has offered his services to Gov Moore If
Alabama, to further the cause of secession and
State rights and republican liberty.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

FIRE.-On Tuesday afternoon last the dwell
ing house of Capt Hawkes., on Main ST., was
discovered to be on fire, the family as we learn,
being absent at the time and the house closed
On the alarm being given, Engine Co No.
turned out promptly and in short time extin
gnished the fire, which had only burned hole
in the roof near the chimney.
The furniture and inside of the house was
much damaged by water - but we have not
learned to what extent. The damage by fire
was comparatively trifing. Origin of the fire
not known.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

THE SOUTHERN CoNGREss.-The following
resolution was adopted on Thursday -
Resolved, That the Committee on Finance he
hRy On tie Cotton EXPORTED from
the confederate states, to any foreign country.
The President has nominated, and the Congress-
confirmed, the following members of the cabi-
net:
Secretary of State-Mr Toombs.
Secretary 0 fhe Treas,rq-Mr. Memminoer
.secretaryof War-Mr L. Pope Walker.
1t is understood that Mr.. Yancey declines
seat in the cabinet By the suggestion of his
friends, he prefers to represent the government
in Europe.
The convention has unanimously passed an
act establishing the free navigation of the Mis-.
sissippi river,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

MORE PIRArICAL SEIZURES AT SAVANNAH.
Governor Brown on Thursday seized three
vessels, viz y ship Martha j. Ward, bark AdJuster
and brig Harold, all belonging to citizens of New
York, and lying at the port of Savannah They
will be detained until the arms for Georgia are
delivered up by the State authorities Of New
York.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28
MARBLE AND SLATE

The Tariff bill being under consia .
the U. S. Senate on the Goth ins. +eration IN
motion by Senator Foot tbe, dnt NJ, feofuary, on
b,ool NOS ro;sed f.. -, and in the rough or
ei0es' was F ni rom twenty to thirty per cent
80 Also on his motion, the duty on states roof.
ing SlateS S.nd slate pencils, was raised from
twenty 20 thirty per cent.
ne result is, that if the House If Rsrresa,,.
tatives concur in these amendments and the hin
becomes law, all imported marble, whether in
the rough or block, or whether mar,fac.rrod.
sawed dressed or polished and likewise. all
kinds OF imported states, roofing states and slate
pencils, as well as all kinds of slate manufacture
will be subject to duty of thirty per cent.
The effect OF this will be largely to encourage
ana protect these important industrial interes Is
IN the country, and especially in this State
and more especially still, in this county of Rut.
land, where vast amount of capital has been
invested in the slate and marble business.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

N1eHr WArcH.-We understand that night
watchman has been engaged to patrol the street
of Merchants Row, from the Bardwell House to
Clark's corner, the money to pay him beng
raised by subscription. He entered upon bis
duties Tuesday might
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

Queen Victoria, in her speech at the opening
OF parl; ament, thus pOintediy refers 10 the reyo
luton in this country:
Serious differences have arisen among the
States of the North American Union 1t is i'm
possible for me to look without great concern
upon any event which can affect the happiness
and welfare OF a people purely Filled 10 my sub
Jects by descent and closely connected with them
by the most intimate and friendly relations. My
heartfelt wish is that these differences NAV he
susceptible of satisfactory adjustment The in
terest which | take in the we'll being of the peo-
pie OF the United States cannot but be increased
by the kind and cordial reception given by them
to the Prince of Wales during his recent visit to
the continent of America"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

Another evidence of Floyd's treason has come
TO light five companies of Government troops
are stationed at Fort Randall on the Upper
Missouri, and it now appears that the ex-Secre-
tary sold all means Of transportation except
enough to move one company, his purpose being
to prevent forces from being called into action
10 interfere with his designs
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

Mr. SAB1N's CoNCERTs.--Let our readers in
Wallingford and vicinity remember that Mr.. Sa-
bins Concert at that place comes off to morrow
evening.
That at West Rutland takes place on the eve
ming of Wednesday fnext week. For particu'
lars, see advertisements.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

The TRAITORS CoSGRE ss AT MONTGOMERY.
in the Montgomery Congress, Monday, a res
olution was adopted instr Icting d committee TO
inquire into the present tOndIi ion OF tue public
lands. The committee On permanent constr
tuition will report Wednesday.
The hing appointments have been made
" 5Le'I'eh1 Da'iS- F~Sf"aster general, Henry
L. CIettj AI1orhey general, d BenJauiin com.
missIoners 70 aohIng1on' \ Brennan, ~ J
CraWf0. d, John Forsyth. T. Is rumored tfst AIR
Mallory oil iorida VIII De secretary Of the navy
fnYate aqVlces from Montgomery say that
COMMISSIONERS from the Southern Confederacy
Will soon bf accredited 10 the new administra-
tion, ana IN the meantime no further measures
will be taken 10 dislodge the federal forces nov,
in southern forts.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

ARKANSAS ELECTIoN.-The dispatches rela-
tive to the election last week in Arkansas are
quite contradictory. News received at Mem
phis is favorable for a convention and secession
while dispatch from Van Buren, says that "this
State is believed to have gone largely against
secession. The west and northwest are nearly
unanimous for cooperation with the border
States
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

THE FEARFUL FAMINE IN KANsAs.-An ap-
peal has been forwarded by telegraph from Atch'
60 :----,-t7-A - F-~---t~-~--" ~i"f
Gems, urging that efforts for the Kansas sufferers
be not relaxed, as thousands will undergo terri
BILE privations, if generous aid from the east be
now withheld They say full forty thousand
people need provisions to sustain them till next
harvest.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

DONATION V1s1T.-The friends of Rev. M
Iudlum. Pastor of the NJ. E. Church in this
village, propose to make him donation visit
at the Parsonage on Grove Street, on the after
noon and evening of Friday, March sth' 1861
All are most cordially invited to attend.
By ORDER OF Com.
Rutland, Feb. 81, 1861.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28
Az INCONIKOvEKTIBLE FACT-

\ medicine scientifically ard -kIliulIy COMPOUND
&C. winch makes undue preteBs4OBs, ana AZ re
cCmmeGded by citizens u tie gEe-f PectEbilify
deseTs the patronage Vi the pHb4lc. Sucb meoi-
cine l. n Ha4's BALSAM, 4 cuTe for COAsUAlP-
HON ali IL Different stages NV
The GREAT CESTEAL ACTIVE PEIACIPLE ~ ThE
IOlu AnOdgue II true Development OF The original
natural Oplate In ali cases wherever opium las
been and lie baueIul effects witnessed remark
ours can adeq uzIely compare Tie difference, and
decision l. equal 10 tTIa4- he AEOGyDe contains
not particle OF opium, ana the most delicate
with safety ana tie perfect, nat
IL keeps Leaves tie patient. should
commend il to yslcisLs who have long sought this
ueyelopuleut, and IL patients who natural
rtsultE-
The basis 0fthe UNIV EEEAL COUGH REMEDY l. that
freedom IRON ali complaints, which, by the great
error IN compromising, produce complete IneTtst IN
stead Of real cures We place restraint ifs
every hour n the day aha AK All patlents 10 make
IL he natural enemy OF all Co.'s be-, Throat Lung
Complaints, b. perfect freeoOm OF application
Eort innznmatoTy sure Throat perfecI remedy.
and Tor W hopping Cough checks ali the spaEmE and
aflO We the Cough 70 haze lie run IN guaet ay-
With the spirit that courts al investigation, and
readiness 10 all inquiries, may IN turn
ali be cautious 10 purchase only Of those they
can rely upon. Prices within reach OF ali 20 7-sB
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28
LATE S II.

LuaDortant trom tie Peace Congress--Pdssage
Of tie Franklin Proposition.
WAsEINsTOs, r Cd. q
The Peace Congress hEs passed the RANKIN prop
sitiou tue Norm Carolina, Missouri ana AiIEois
delegations changing their votes. The New ieTk
deIsLstiou gave tie vote The vote stood ayes -
sLAtes. nays states. tie Conference VIII adjourn
Immediately.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

LADIES FESTIVAL By reference to their
advertisement in another column it will be seen
+ha+ tho Iodine &c ,ha Ror';e. Th,~oh ~-,A Goo;
ETY. at Hydev'lle are to have Festival at Fish s
Hotel in Fairhaven on Wednesday evening of
next week. An attractive programme is offer
ed, and the object being to raise unds for re,
pairing their house of worship, this entertain
ment of the ladies ought to be, and doubtless
will be, largely patronized
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

The EIGHT MILLION LOAN Washington.
Feb 23d-More than two hours were occupied
by the Secretary of the Treasury in opening the
bids for the eight million loan this noon. There
were about leo bidders and the average amount
offered on the dollar was fraction over go.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28
Castleton Feb. 1861
DIR. Listens Office hours are from a. m. TO 9
P. IN. Examination and consultation free

lion John Sherman closed an eloquent speech
in Congress the other day, in which he reviewed
the whole slavery question, with the following
pertinent questions
Why not let the Republican administration
be inaugurared in peace and quiet Fry it in
the name of God Are you towards, that you
would fee from an apprehension know YOU
are not, Stand by III cold ship of State Give
the Republican administration fair chance -
If it does not do right, you will find thousands
aye, milliOns-in the northern States who will
stand by you. l believe it will do right Give
it trial. That is all we ask. and what we will
demand at all hazards
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28
BURLlYaAME, Kansas, Feb. IL, 1861.


My DEAR BROTHER We are all pretty
well with the exception of hard colds, and
seeing blue enough times here. Mr.. Burnett, l
can frankly say we are seeing harder times than
we ever did before, and Lucian has concluded he
will stay only one year more in Kansas IN less we
have turn of fortune. This is considerable for
him to say.
In my last letter l gave you an account OF the
drouth here but you can form but little idea OF
the misery and suffering it has occasioned.
Families without number would have starved TO
death but for the assistance of eastern friends.
and although they have given so bountIiully yet
when it comes to be divided among SO many
thousands, it is but mite towards relieving the
wants OF the people.
New cases OF distress are daily coming to our
notice and it is utterly impossible for us OF our
selves to relieve them. This has induced me to
mention the subject TO you again know your
lown liberal nature and your sympathy for those
| II distress, will prompt you to do all in your
| COVER to relieve the suffering here. Money OF
| wait of clothing. Could not the ladies OF your
society," be induced to send box of clothing here
! for distribution! Old clothes mot so much worn
| of course as 20 be worthess) would not be re-
fused calico, cotton cloth, flannel, boots and
shoes, particularly womens shoes,) caps, bon
nets, stockings mittens, yarn, finally anything
wearable would be acceptable. If a box should
be made out it would be necessary for you TO
RAISE money enough to pay the freight and send
10 rs. as il would be impossible for US 70 raise it
here. The box may be directed to Lucian Fish,
B1rlingame, Kansas care of A S. Parker & Co,
Atchison, via Hannibal and St. Joseph K. R.,
and upon its arrival here we will distribute its
| contents among those we know to be needy, or
place it in the hands of the distributing commit
tee, just which you suggest. / do hope you will
take an interest in this cause and do all you can
! for u.s.
| The new church at Burlington, in your State,
have sent US box, weighing los lbs, for distri-
button, and the old church ISL in money. This
| is the most that has been distributed here. am
sure if you could only see the destitution pre-
va.ing here you would use all the exerton pos
sible for L shall hope to get letter from
you Immediately after its reception, stating what
! We can rely upon.
Your affectionate sister,
| Laura c. FISH
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28
RUTLAND COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.

A meeting of the Board of Managers of the
Rutland County Agricultural Society will be
held at the Court House in Rutland, on Thurs
day, March T. 1861 at o'clock P. NJ.
HENRY CLARK, Secretary.
Rutland Feb 25 1861.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

ARKANSAS FOR THE UNION.-Special dis
matches received at Washington from Arkansas
brings the gratifying intelligence that the State
has voted against calling secession convention
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

TREASON or TwIGGs.-Dispatches received
by the war department at Washington, from
Gen. Twiggs, announce that he has surrendered
to Texas all the federal forts, arms and NUM-
tons of war in that State. The property seized
is worth about 81 ,3OO,0 900.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

Der of the Peace convention at Washington died
in that city on Feb 18th He was for some
time Judge of the Supreme Court of Ohio, and
for many years was editor of the Cincinnati Ga
zette.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

The Rebels AFFECTING LIBERALITY.-The
collector of New Orleans writes to the collector
of St. Louis, that the custom house business is
conducted there as heretofore, excepting that
transportation bonds are obliged to be executed.
The transportation of foreign imports is in no
wise interrupted, and duties are collected as
usual.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

ILLINOIS REBUKEs A CoMPRoMIsER,-The
Republican convention for the fourth congress
sional district of Illinois, held at Peoria on the
goth, protested decidedly against Mr.. Kellogg's
compromise resolutions, and urge him to an I'M
fatering support of the Chicago platform.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

SIR JAMES CLARKE's FEMALE PmLs-Ihis vel
known medicine Is no imposition, bus sure aLe
sale remedy Tor Female Dlincultie. and obsIrLesLE
from any cause Whatever, aud although PoNe4.1-'
remedy, they contain nothing huTtful u tie egLf
tuition To married ladies II 4 peculiarly suited -
Will IN short time, bring the monthly psIo~"
with regularity.
For fall particulars. get > pamphlet free q The
agent.
n. B.-sl and postage stamps enclosed 20 any
authorized agent, viii ensure q bottle containing
over ~ pills BY return mail. jan I'D,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-02-28

JOHN B PAGE, Esq, of this village, was last
week elected President of the Bank of Rutland,
receiving, as we learn all the votes cast with the
exception OF one.