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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05

ry, sergeant major, one quarermaster sergeant,
one cOmmis-ary sergeant, one bospia steward, one
saddler sergeant, and one veterinary sergeant; the
regimenta adutant and the reginrntal and bar tai
ion quartermasters and cOmmissaries to be taken
from the Geutel ants of the regiment and bAttal-
lou@ respectively To the regiment If artillery one
colonel, one observation-disclosures, one major to every
four batteries, Que adJutant one reGimental quarter
master and commi sary, to be taken from the lieu
leuantS of the regiment one EeIseaDt major, one
quarieTmaster sergeant, one commissary sergeant,
two prhcipai musicians ana one hospital steward
and the bands OF the regular regiments shall consist
not more than twenty -four musicians for each reg
Iner' OF infantry ahu artillery ana sixteen mnei-
clans Tor each regiment of mounted troops
8 And Be it further enacted. That there shall be
added to the army OF the United States the follow
ing general officers, namely: -Four major generals,
with three aides-de camp each. TO BE- taken from
captains heutenants OF the army, and six briga-
der generals with two aides-de-camp each. to be
taken from the IieutenantS Of the army
SEC. 1. And b. 1t further enacted, That the officers
and enlisted men raised in pursuance of the foregO-
ing sections shall receive the pay. emOiume u-
and allowance and be ON the saTae footing. in
every expect, with those of corresponding grades
hams Win ne maid as follows: one fourth Of each
the pay aud al Owances OF sergeants cE engint O
diers; one fourth, those OF corpOrals of engineer
soders; and one halt those of engineer soldiers OF
the first class The drum major leader OF the
band, the pay and emo Ument7 OF second Heuten-
ant OF nt1ntry. Tie saddler sergeants, veterinary
sergeants. company quartermqstsr sergeants, and
drum majors Will receive the pay and allowances OF
sergeants cavalry. Ihe battalion adjutant and
battalion guartermasters and comm>Saries will re
ceiVe he emo'umehtS now provided by law for reg
mental adiutau's
SEC > Ina b. it further .nacted. That the term OF
tnl-,LleuI> made am 10 be made III the yea eIE
cen hurtc red aus ,iAts one and eighteen handred and
-H1tA ON the reSu 'in' ii ending 10" tore au-
tlorIrG - t:a All be itfA I-lod 81 three ear.
and those go D. mo- r1anuar. eigt'eri tuE-
ureo zlo SKY -,i.'t", sai be tor the term OF nvr
yea. a. i'~r't al 1i"F!Zt d aud ftai HIen Ell
listed III the re-, ~ l"fceS after tue first ds' clJl
eight ca huulrcd a.u sAtk -oue. ia ne euti4l 70
tie counties. ia t&~r respect a> those allowed
ur . ie allowed ~ ia, men cf tine ilsg=er forces
SIC Ant u II f,ytasr snoct," j Tat the nrI ease
h lil- 8 - ( . b b
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05


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force. by the ordinary couTsc 1T JI0Ic3ai pro
1eedlu-- th- i@+7 OF tI~ hIied >tates .it i" any
i'll ''r 'Le rsiotA ii '1- Iuied tales 10 call
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I've "bt4t' ".' l''" "a 'i-+4.h Vine ...
SCI anu 's /" J".7F e""tI'1. Inst me nl!lua
20 ca c. iaso .Ls 7t' ice - Il CHtit" States mail
be rutJect IL IL Sahe Ih' an ai'!0.e- 4" va az me
troop Of IL" Stale al DC -"L'il Ue1 a. t~ tf' ice
q the ia g uhtlI dI- IHei ~~u ~ itci"haHoA Oh
me fItslutht- TOt>' L"at ettH toH''LudiCe ~
teiN =hat. Vl extend Cel Qua slktt ia! amer Inc
con meuceIneLt o. 'hr Il NJ teGnIo 7'e7lo VI on
gft~e unless ehai ~ PtteI! Ifo'idr " ia"
there Of: 4n+ tf,t "T.A.T- lhat liz mlIlna 20
called Iu'o tte eeIEI~t OF tie C'Htd STAGE sHaI du-
II5 tAtr rIne ol etrylot be EMIT cd to me aue pay,
TatloLs, a 40" aHtt7 -'i e.oihh- a. are Or MAJ
l- established - a" lol tie army o! tie United
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05
GPUBLIO.-EO. 81

An Act tc increase the c0D-ular representation OF
the United H'aes durII the pre- e. insure cIon
B u tfd by The Senate amt House Of Rspr. ssntG-
Unea States NJ Aul,r,cu Congress u
tid Iha' FIesICeu Ui TIE United ctatts may, by
aut With the Twice and consent OF the Sena'e, APP
p'iHt us at any foreign TT where he shall dee IN
i 'visab Z for the purpose OF preventing piracy,
with such compensation, not exceeding hfte.n hun
deco dollar per annum. as he shall think proper to
bo d their office respectively during the pleas ire OF
the President and in every case such cOmpens ation
TO With the restoration of internal peace within
the I'm ted States. And the President may, during
the present iuSurrecton, increase the compen alton
of any consuls i'll foreign ports, il lie sha deem 1t
necessary, SO as not, however, to exceed the sum OF
fifteen hundred dollars in any But Il 10 DOWer
shall cease with the e-establishment Internal peace
as afore-eid-
Approved August 2, 1861
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05
EssSis3 10
fPUGII1-No. q
AN ACT to increase tie present military establis
,nent of the United States.

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not moe llam tlIee LaTtaI, - moi moe fi,sn
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05
l.. ID. Cole.

QUO + HING CLOTHING
- &" would invite the attention ofthe public to
our .-r-c stock of
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
Adapted 70 Spring and Summer wear. IL contains
many ne" ST. les.-G oeds that cannot fail 10 Euit
purchasers.
FURNISHING GOODS:
We have the Aue-t ds- play Of CENTS GOODS ever
Offered IN mi. vicinity. JUs' received
THE UNION CKAVAT'
Showing the stars and Stripesr
HATS AND CAPS
a great variety. AL the new styles, Spring style
SIX Hat. silk Hat MADE 10 order.
TRUNKS. NALIsEs, TRAVELLING BAGs, &C.
We receive these good- direct from the mandatory
and cell them al a -Ena1 advance
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
A choice selection Of ByOqdeL0lh5. CaSsDasT,s and
FsSHHgS, with all the noyeltie~ the season An OF
winch viii BE- made into garments, to order, in q su
peror manner
Id. COLE
dw-may Nerchauts' Exchange Rutland VI
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05

lin Office OF the Paymaster General three
cerk OF the second class ana three OF the thiru.
In the bureau of Typographical Engineers. two
clern> OF tie jhIrd class
IL tue o. nance bureau. two clerks OF the first
class, tort! eight thousand seven hundred ana sixty
And The Adjuta, q eneral il authorized 10 employ
IN LIS -to any lumber, not exceeding Ten, OF nou-
commissioned OtCess, 10 be selected by him from the
ii >, IN addition to Iis prescut clerical force
For blank ooo~s, stationery, bluaIne IaJ r, and
mel "hc' ua Eerts, 40 thousand dollars.
ONCE oltIc Adjutait htLeTaI:
ueou, 'telua, 90. 60 tlUu,a.td d.. AIS
Unce Ul IT. Ia Hlastcl UeneIal:
FOR blank books, binding, stationery, ana Inisce-
ian-ons Heins, I'VE hundred dollars.
CliIc" u the Surgeon General
ron D-4h UUUA~, uluuIng,. stu. merry, uuu niSce
iantoa, .teau u'r huIidrc. IO.id4-.
luce Of lie CulULtl OF Ordnance:
FOR oIahk socks, bludirg, stationery, and nscel-
l~he"uo ms, ole thousand five Lundred uoI;.rs
yert:
or blank boo ks, binding, stationery, and nscel-
. lameouS item. eight hundred dollars.
FOR THE CENTRAL PURPOSES OF The
AOkTii-W EoI EXECUTIVE BUILDING
For fuel, light and miscellaneous items, one thou
sand dollars.
MINT OF TIE UNlIED STATES Al PHILA-
DELPHIA.
transp ortation OF bullion from assay office to
and seve nty f ur dollars ana eighty three
INDEPENDENT TREASURY
nor increased establishment OF office OF Assistant
Treasurer OF tie United STATES at New ork. ven
thousand t" o hundred dollars; being for additional
clerks and compensation to Gle k III >aiI flee.
foradd-toual com 'ensauon OF clerks OF Assistant
Treasurer OF the United States at ST Louis, three
hundred do lars
UOVEENMENr OF me rEK.II UNIAo
TERRITORY or DAKOTA
For saIaric, OF Ooycruo., three Judges, ANA sec
rerury. uiue thousand seven dollars
For contingent eApelsvs o. said Territory oue
tiIuu-an collars.
Eorcou5p eusutIou and mileage OF the members OF
ir
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-09-05
Clothing.
CUSTOM TAILORING ROOMS
w w Nice All.

W. w. MCCALL,
ChAhToN NICHC Is BLOCK, UP STAIRS,
you'd give notice his friends and the public
sne[alIy, mat he - smade arrangements with sey-
'LOiH IMIOR ING AND JOBBING HOUSES
IN New ofk, thereby samples OF the latest styles
Vi 8ooos oeslRr ed for geHtlemens are being
received, ana on hand for inspection.
inc very best Of French, IEnglish and American
. V f Il c OATIN GS.
"Lieh viii be made up at very low prices
DRESS CLOTHS every shade, quality and prise 70
99e ON %sich will be made up in style that il
PANT AND BUSINESS sun GOODS,
Comprising over One Hundre rent STYLES O,
latest desigRs
VESTINGS VESTINGS
1ent-nen leaving their orders at this estsblisb-
meHt nave several advantages: In having their
garments made by the best Of Mechanics Also eut in
superior style, and warranted TO fit; no old shelf
goods but every order new, direct from the (Ytv AZ
the customer may select. 10y ~
call - respectfully solicited, and especially from
the most iastiGous in dress gives the subscriber
pleasure TO suit them.
bTCutting done for others to make
Rutland, Jan. 10, 1851 OH
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j. Is. BAL D w | n,
BOOKSELLER & STATIONER,
AND DEALER IN

DEALER N
DAILY q WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS, PERIODICALS., 20 ;
STEEL ENGKA NOS COLORED & PLAIN LIrH~
oGkAPHs, so AkTIsIE hATEkALs,
FOR OIL, gRECIAN AND OR
NAMEETAL PAINTING.
GILT MOULDlNGS FOR SALE, AND PICTURE
FRAMES MADE TO ORDER.
Boston and New York Daes delivered at any
point ON Rutland Burlington and Rutland w ash
ingon r. K. tce!ce hours in advance of the malls
Rutland Daily Herald delivered at any station or
crossing Rutland & Burlington and Rutland
Washington Railroads, any OF the above Dailies
sent by mail to point
Elark's Block. Merchants Row,
Rutland, VT. june2d&WG
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0LAIKY OYANT SICIA n

d r. E. a. S NJ | T II
Now located at Rutland. Vt, claims power dag
nose and locate disease correctly and accurately,
WITHOUT SYMPTOMS,
and to treat successfully all durable maadies
To in TITe confidence and comIIeI belief he in vites
the sick and afflicted TO come and be examined,
Letter. for examination must give name and age
Charges for medicines reasonable to all and paid
on delivery.
Examinations made at the Office on Centre St, and
near the Depot each day, Sundays excepted, from
9 to IL M. and from to 7. NJ.
Dr. BUTTON, A. NJ, and graduate OF the National
Medical College at Washington, d. c., is associated
with Dr.. Smith, and assists IL preparing medicines
and treating patients ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-26

ein9teiter in ben @6O6bOf unb bradtte opn
Stutt9art etnen Srtef Der Die 5reupisteit nO9
permebrte, n
Gr mar pcn benz Statt6alter 0rafen gBilbeln,
1ru9lsB, 8elnnpt unO entbiett Die MuforDeruna
an zen 0rafen euprta fit ioseid naA Sfutt>
9art gu begeben. 6Ommt lArie6 Der Stattbals
ter, unler 9naotaer Gr3ber3Ug unO Oas 9ano ba-
ben Cure Diente n6tbie Gs ouen taulenO
ganoefnehte 9epOrben werper, Die mir unter gu
rem SeFebl itetlen ppuen, 70 AUDI BEL Der Qanpes
gtmafann9 uno9fltun9 werOstSbr@nren treueu
Seiit0no ntAt pera1en. a&
Stt9ft Ou metne ltete Mar8aret6e, rief Sell
fenfein freuQi9, 70 iAnrtl pirp rpabr mas ifb be
radt S8ablat ren,t nab Stutt9art 9lod,
sbe Der 9Stnter ilm it, lou al Den @dmud
nnp 9uB 9ebrouc1t 1twerpen. F tsae
9lOdp an penelbsn Gage trat Gtaf Quotpie
letne Jtetie an. - =
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Observation-Disclosures aaDiteI.

Nl5 oao nene Sa0r be9pnnen Bate, wur6e 6te
9teIiren5 pes StIAcfs bon gBiipburq frGbliher
nnp glan3enper Der frdntiide 9Oel ltrSmte
ter6ei, nm Die 6eife In Der 3pfturq feiern q, bel
fen nno pie G'raien uno 9trrn Der etnun0aeitn-
3tg 8eIAed9ter be5 6otbltifts fanOen IiA Otesmal
nod 5ablreiAer ais lOnit elm, um Die bGlen 0e=
panten iiber Die SdrsfntIie Der rnrubigen 3eiz
ten gu eerlAcucben unp Ii6 oaQc9en at ltdrfen.
llno enolidb erlAien audi Der 8ng 40 8loriat
0e9er libere glatbgtNt enpling, paB Der 6reiberr
Don Sleiten an9elangt let, enolt1 Die Stunpe,
no er loilpe8arp rpteOerlab, Die i'm in oem bOben
alten 9aule am SNuBrtn9 eupartete.
sic bcfdno A alletu, tbre gltsru waren Bel
oem fitrltiAen 8erpanptet,, unO ais lie nit al
lem 2iebes5anter ibnt entgegentan, feleu ale
Sbatten bon ieinen '5erjen, bic Iitbte Sonne
oran3 binetn. - a#@
@npliA le6e i'd Gutb ipierer, lieber, tbeurer
6lcrian lagte ie unp i9re 2luoelt rabten anf
iDm NIT tenn unid9liden Slang, rer lie unpioerz
itsDltA mabte. 2lu5n lnuge Bat liA rnlere gleie
oer568ert. 9Die ptel babe i9 Sud 5u ersablen
nnO Ycn SUD Sn D6rer.
(JOrteBun9 folgt.)
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0arbtc.a nllO a0altrld)uelDe=S0lou.
Ro. s. o. Vrtebrt0ar,Tneb en- oer qrbetteraAo1I.s
1rSgsn Aoeelet shlteSsiiege iOpte ale III ,sstia
9l9 nIS8eib @tpage 5citcaungsn bel adtie 6eebe mo-
eiuh 8e@enbsr o68en 8ags5 Stage Ses bojss ,ry
N"uao"HA n'f'H Enaep ~ nAhta. aO24r
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-26

Die brcften Wirfuusan ess 9dfers nb fer an fnrhtsn
Serlu cs eeattieS Serwtrana Sheen GerrGbeii Ger
9e'lsstralte bpis AbHaneer abns5tne ses esl&aft
QUOT naN Gnlamt WsiRfrausn seae1 tn Rlbf turbtlan
X. iirt ctnfge Der iblimmen Bplaen.
HduHs grn grnen ieOen AIters Snnen st teartbei!,H
aus rsles raSs TIRE @eiuHohe abnnmt e brs rntt
rtn 6mad tliB abselebr Rreen lnbem he etns
eeentumas Sri6e'nrng I'm BIT AGsrn Suen Hub bic Mn
iethen Ger MuS,ehrunl tnhen. = -
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bt6sHfen haS sn eeiuter st unb Gin seunter SEptr bic
nCbUen6tgfen &rfcreernthe tbeten ldeltste! nh Sa
gpne nt Urs et He' Ses eebeus CUR rrdueer 9srFd
Dts ausNen hcs eebsus perfraern I'D funpd biz Seet
wrn ergHtn rcs SerswrtannS Ine msl1npen 8etrdtnn.
gen. eaB nns Ef EeaeSn, re GHpere eenFen Sernftsrt
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ST.. sSOburfo1t.

geeo e$ tGnt9l6e @clestu$ ber gDunbdr,te In qSnbcn
snes Der ertn nentjiun Gplegien Der Ser tla.
e Ger zen BeBien lbe s 9ebens tn ben Srpitdsrn ppn
Sef yars yba6elpbt1 une dnecren Stdpn ugbrabt bat
eer mnneerhdren petInngen pSenee benn ete
I@ Der wte6tttn peB nSdtIies eeibenoc bic IN hrenld
M m =. 1esgshta UNI anersH &ranfbsea tn ulGe O. aud
@ tpen efi sertHsen 1ienseten purDen aueeabdlt ee
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xG&FfA Grp6c
1iiSIis9e nmb fieDspsftIttbe NOute
greimoI p5pentIidb mad
3eterSburg uit0 VsicbmUno.
Die Qon,pfer n@eo pea0SoO" uub p8cIptbere@ scbcn
iet BON 9bir gSBerlte na ben cbeuguona Nldtn eoH
Eenfa9, 8Onncrfes uno Saaas I'm llbr Ddtta9s al.
9aloae, @lIen eube9rifea, $500
a1 8aoren wehsr na r9eno elen otciet idee beobetl
sh5ere aa6tunf erbeilt
s4Ae 4544 S. Branbt, iuus
Msent esr NsmhGfIon SQmpdiE4 @pnN.
Tp16,u ~ SO 9thttr-gsbari.
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Selpnoer5 81 beabten !

DbnUn duen DsRen us 5uifs an trelbs G brr
Os eereiTe uni unnaruSs Self Orper scrfCtenn fur
BE arbei Hte @eebat uni Die Gbf unia5a maenbe Sasr
gsihpaht baheu
9ter n etee Der trdurt6n up bassnspsrheu 5ceru Der
ruben @twCtn9etten eee Sass S3ahe TN Ruden unn IN
ben @eeern Sbmersen IN 6rpIe GraCoe sds &erlnA
eet Wn0saft Ssr5flgrfen uerS0t nnrube WaseuIhrods
Hnrrenuns Der @sreGannss Seaae aueemvine GnhaituRa
SpmpIrnie Der SbUmriuAt
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Galtimore=9oeF=Sompital

Oe9rInnet Sur llnterbrlfung Der Gu0dIolberet.
Der einSi9e VIag. pp etne 3etlung er1amgE
iperDen fonGl.
QtnDerung tn lede GtunDen.
Retn 2uediilber, Das euere Welmnpbett saI.
~ lenra ritrtrt.
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Games MenstcS,

6abrtfdnt BON Spteeel= no 5iloerzJlnbme1ly
gp.. soy ". sGrarbfrs aret zbnrsH oVn Ssrnstrrit
Sp 27fD 'a'l H'''e'
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Dir. .9ollnLfoll.
Der einst9e 9tr3t, rpeLcber ou3etst,
(Giabltrt OR abtarbu Sabrer,l J

OTE tt!13tye Nl3t, IDtlCDer Un3cT0G+ II
(StaBltrt ppr G6tsepu Sdpren,l
Gr tat bas E6srae ptrdmas bette OHtti tn Der gnti
sntpst geeeu aas Gentle 8tdnfhrtsn Sbpd I'm Hu6en uES
tcn @liebrn uufetpt1gs Gaden g. gfrnasn tr 6merttn
tn ben eeasn eren urnbGis hre Qe.luRss er
rrbdnhn Strait bes Nerpenretaes RopF ureI gaen.
Dncr Sdutardnfbsf unD dlsr euer Heu uei stwix
ehetmen @ewDhnbeieR 9useuh UsIt Dpiern sefa
ter Rns ais Der Strenen @siGne 6brten aIsee
perrubren ue wenn ntt e sebs sI6nseneHts
ScMnHgen urntten S6rdNs bar contribution beruUr6rtusr
bic &t unmU9H maen nuh tueRt ben G6rpCs anb Sim r
hUrea, 9 sef[t-
Sun9e M1nner,
hshes nsit be Osfer enes sbeteu Tuars sevorben fab
eas dhFd ptelt Iann TIN ~ Srlt reet rsls
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Sun9e NPdnner,

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Snnae 9ente,

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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-04-18
A Significant Fact.

The democracy Of our country
have long prophesied that with the
elevation of rcpublicanism to pow
tr, disunion of our muc'l loved
country, and the destruction OF the
general government would follow.
Alas, for our country how fearfully
how fatally have those expectations
been realized, within sixty days af-
ter the Inauguration of a republi-
can President, disunion has taken
place, civil war has been Inaugural
ted with all its horrors, sins and
crimes, and like a destroying an
gel is snow sweeping our country
with horror. Can the true demo-
cratic heart that ever beats respon-
Give to the best interests of our
dearly beloved country, do other
than mourn for the sad condition
ofour people, and hate with equal
bitterness both the fanatics of the
North and the fanatics of heSouth
who have been TIE immediate
cause Of the present troubles. But
10, the end is not yet.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-04-18
DIED.

On the lst Of April 1851, at West Alex.
andria, o., Of Consumption, SARAH A., wife
of Edward s Stotter and daughter of Abrs.
ham and Elizabeth Halderman, aged 2 SysAr',
II months and 10 days.
She left an affectionate husband and two
children, and multitude of s%orrowful friends
and relations to mourn her departure, She
had been afflicted for long period, previous
to her death, which affection she bore with
becoming resignation. She was well known
and greatly respected in the community in
which she lived, and she died at peace with
God and with her fellow,beings.
1t can truly be said of her, tina. she lived
universally beloved and died universally dc.
plored.