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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-27

We lad the pleasure Of mceiiag yester-
day, our well beloved friend SwiReeiis, OF
the Dallas ilerald, and pleasure Il was
too, for besides being first rate fellow, lie
represents ihc best paper in Northern Tex
as by all Odds Telegraph.
Thank yon, Cushing, for giving US an in
timaiien Of the whereabouts of our friend
sKindclls, for something has happened TO
him, We are confident. Or be never would
have forgotten to xrite Us a line.
As for she commitment paid the Herald
through h.sn es are ffsHl thai be bssi ~
Ter bg al ODDS, - Ssslli.ef Tsxas. thinks
80 seil 81 Us
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-27

ICY Our latest news from the West indi-
cate that Col. Baylor was retreating upon
FL Paso, pursued by an overwhelming force
of feleralists. Several regiments of Sib-
leys brigade have been ordered to rein
force him and to give battle, if practable.
Should Baylor be unable to hold out at
El paso, he will be forced back upon San
Antonio, which would be misfortune ODE
deeply deplored.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-27

.-CA1Ro; Nov. 7.-[spccial to Chicago
Journal. We are momentarily expecting
to hear OF the capture of Columbus, Ky,
Essy- Tho News of the battle of Belmont
came Instead of,the capture of Columbus,
and the Chicago Journal must have felt
slightly Sold
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-27

Ea5- We are happy to learn from the fol-
lowing telegram from the Houston Telegraph
that the damages in East Tennessee haze
been greatly exaggerated and tbat 'ne
traitorous bridge-burners willse Drought
to immediate punishment
LrscHrURe, Nov. 1s.-.The western tram, am,
due this mornips arrived to-neh' anu
brings the ihrsf gh mail, with dates as late
as KnoxriHe, 10th inst.
passengcrs by this train say the report
"A damages done BY the Union men Of East
s'enressee r, are much exaggerated; the town
of knoxville is placed under martial law
Foriy-6vc prisoners. taken by Gen. Floyd s
coTn;aand. arrived on the train; portion
Of them we're taken while holding recent
eicc.ien IN Lhe Noith-NeFii tie f1ii-h7sS
va 6i75 earluitd, With tie names ef 70
tsss, 6e.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-27
Austin Correspondent.


D.ar Herald 81 avail myseif 81 miH-
ute S tiIae TO write YOU, that tomorrow ihe
bio fight comes Oh log Confederate Aehoiufr,
Wigmil. without doubt, will DO una o. ihcHH
The other. no ons as yet can toll .l-Niouts
working hard for Oldham, llemrh!lli Potter
and den, Waul. My opinion, however ~
,hnt Judge oldham will ho elected, thpr.
seems n manifest disposition ln the l.cgla.
lature for re.reRolment and e'0rm, ! sogp
il will bocarriod out; lh.huuirc OF making
the liabilities OF lH-,as receivable for FnNeh
is going . bea subject oigrcel eanFoyer'N
and IT. ,Jubliul whether We Willie ah!- ~
rass law for that purpose ] shtil g'e
1t my support the proprieiy OF stay NV
Is nm other subject OF eOntroTerey' ava 7
give il as my opinion that stop Law otaR
civil suits for collection OF money VIII ne
passed. 4 great many bills arc introduced
q. vuri0ts 'Il5celi mohs aihefa NHur
hmitie s-iynn hs Introduced owe grtAl-
Ing an soldiers iAu. i.'r cpicrad pr Inu0
mry hereafter cuter tlw e'f''ce ai iha l'.l-
f,lrN,e States, ,hail iyrqIvo lil8tt'3 q
iasd. hut. iIDs' .aisfr pf'sts .silsiy st+ss
IL seems up. tobe favored WITH many nlehdt
| in lho Sruaip; ID is lhouclt tl1t tilr l.o4se
will or can russ such o BILL. intVnd how
ever 20 do "" utmost Tor ~ thf la lt "
4 can enc thing Is certain val have th'
satisfaction Of knowing that have done
my duty in behalf OF the soldier who Ia
lighting the battles Of our country, and II
gentlemen want TO put themselves upon !hc
record against the measure tlatis intended
to relieve the mcn who protect us in all OF
our rights, they can do so, but Tor one,
will show By the record that l was their
friend until the last day.
JEFF. WEATHERF0RD.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-27

do loE nucGLD ~ frgN1ee;-Ms nave
N yrr rJn;cvi more ~ t''e e'ee'"" VI
S. scr oi the House of = state Legislature
- 3. In the election OF the distinguished
auI ,lcnicl man, who now fills 'hn' M
Iu, at position. II is tribute to merit
aal 20 reward Of genuine Unaffected WORTH
AS larls,. of proGoaui requirements and
ASA legislator, he has No SUPERIOR perhaps
ia ..a State; and as n skilfol Aeba'er he
va, 10 Magwus Arpollo vi the last Lcgis-
iuu. We hope to see h!m yet placed in
~ ,.. lion commensurate with his abilities
a.. ,wardcd with higher trusts.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-27

rrMf. Seward /. reported by tho '''''
y,-,a to have said, rhat the N'F'" 'am'''
,,,. ,r by arms, anl that pea'e VIII o'
p. irael in ninety days
Ii. ,rophesIrl lhst The South woa'd be
..-.. ,,,cd IN sixty days, clearly establish
i,- flot that ho Is false prophet or
.... ,ai in tho latter case, he 10 entitled
q, ,1 sane distinction.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-27
e,sy- The Southern Monthly, published

Boy The Southern Monthly, published
at Memphis. has been received for NoSen-
ber and contains many interesting and use
full articles. Tho sketches of Gen. Beau-
regard are sufficient to entitlc this Monthly
to general favor, ut time when the whole
peoplc of the Southern Coniederacy afe
justly spurning the trashy, "yailer AiSer
Ii ,crature Of the North as no longer wor-
thy of their attention. The Inauguration
OK such literary efforts as the southern
Monthly amongst us should be hailed as the
dawn of new era in the social, political
and literary history of the South. we give
the terms of this sterling work
HUTTON e. ERELIGH's
e0r-rvrJFET2N NIONT11L n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-27


LOWS ir!--our latest adviccs from New
Ortnas give the market prices Of sugar,
from common 10 good qualities Ut to .
cent, per pound; for prime and choice, at
% 10 a: for clarified white, u to st. We
lrsr hat sugar is selling nj this place at
20 cents per pound, thus keeping pace with
tIip prices Of blockadel articles. This has
cau.cd much speculation among the buyers
oy tl.s article, who cannot see why sugar
SHOULD have the ''blockade upon it, when
iti4uiade in Louisiana and Texas, aud Is
at very low prices in New orlcars.
Mo'asses is also selling At 10 to 20 cents
rer p5llon, while here it sells for about one
0ollar per gallon. We think this hard up
on the people, who have to ray enormous
,rlcea for almost all articles of necessity,
neces. .lrily affected by the blockade; bu;
those articles are produced on our own soil
and arc not similarly affected in other
markets. The people are imquiring how it
huppcns that prices on such home produc-
lions should keep race with blocaadcd ar
l.cics sucl. as coffee, domestics, &c.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-27

EnucrIos IN THE 5Tlt pIsTnIcr-We arc
PLACED in possession OF the returns from the
cuunIcs Of this District, resulting in the
following majorities for the respective
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-27

C,rr.trAB FoTa o. IiAnKisif ~ --F1F CSn-
gs.sssa1. 9. Crshail, ses; 4 = Hpbberi.
le5.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-27
DALLAS HERALD
CR. PRYOR, Elitcr,
j ". 8YtHDELLs. Anooiato Editor
nANT,.AAI

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20 ltol
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-11-27

S. bishop Grygg, has rc'ufn'dl to Aus
t'. I'd VIII soon esuu'cncc l'a t'oefs'"
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w '.-.--..,-,,-. -.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-13

cisco il desired BY the contractor, and if said ser
vice performed ut the contractors expense: And
pyoyda fH'hsr That the contractor shall not be re-
auir~d, in addition to the letter mail to carry more
OF the newspaper mail carried bv the twenty DAYS
schedule than will make the average weight of the
WhoIe mail one thousand pounds per day and the
remainder, If any, OF the newspaper mail shall be
carried on the thirty day schedule above provi-
ded for.
SEC. l6. And be it further snacted That the Post
master General is hereby directed to extend the ex-
isting mail contract on route eight thousand and
seventysiX. in the State OF Texas 40 that it Will
pire with connecting route twelve thousand five
hundred and seventy eight. known as the Butter
field route provided it can be done at ad 'iOnal
expense not exceeding eight thousand dollars per
annum, and provide tor a semi-weekly connection
with the city of New Orleans, but the Postmaster
General shall have the same authority over this
route all others; and after said daily over
land mail has gone into operation, the postage be-
tween any state or Territory east OF tho Rocky
Mountains. and any State or Territory the Paci-
TIC Oh each newspaper periodical unsealed circular,
""'i"Ia OF printed matter. not exceeding
or Otne! .....- -" ha one cents, and for
three ounces in weight sna.. ~. -~~"-
every additional ounce. or fraction of an
SEC IL 4nd be u FURTHER enacted. That the cost of
the -cr,Ice thesroutes named in this act shall be
paid after annual appropriation, by me Secretary
fle Treasury, upon the certificate OF the POstmas
ter General Aud that the rate Of letter postage be
twrrl uuv State Territory east OF the Rocky
Mountain and any stare or territory on the racine
coast shall be ten centsper half ounce.
SEC l. Iadjs 10 further enacted. That the Postmas-
ter General is authorized to provide temporary
steamship service BY the nearest and most expedi-
tiou. -o6te between New ork and San Francisco,
at COS not exceeding three hundred and fttythou-
sand d. ans a year. reseryng to the Government the
urIyiirgf Of anuulnT the contract, after the com
meucc.rnt of the overland service. upon sixty days
notice,
SEC, w. Amt bs II further ENACTED. That the cost of
the service authorized in the three preceding sec
ti0ns Of this act. and that now performing on the
inIaua -outes numbered eight thousand nine hun
dTed and eleven, twelve thousand eight hundred
and one twelve thousand five hundred and seventy
eight and eight thousand and seventy sin shall De
paid after annual appropriation by the Secretary OF
the Treasury. upOn certificate OF service from the
Postmaster General except so far as appropriations
may already have been made for such service
APPROVED February p, 1861.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-13
Clothing.
CUSTOM TAILORING ROOMS
W. W. Nice ALL,

W. W. NJ LII,
CRAMTON & NICHOLS BLOCK, UP STAIRS,
Would give notice to his friends and the public
generally, that he has made arrangements with sew
era first class
CLOTH IMPORTING AND JOBBiNG HOUSES
In New York, whereby samples of the latest styles
OF goods designed for gentlemen wear are being
received and on hand for inspection.
The very best of French, tEnglish and American
OV ERC OATIN GS,
which will be made up very low prices
DRESS CLOTHS every shade, quality and price to
chose from which will be made up in style that il
just takes Mccall TO make.
PANT AND BUSINESS SUIT GOODS,
Comprising over One Hundred different styles of
latest designs
NESTINGS VESTINGS !
Gentlemen leaving their orders at this establish
ment have several advantages: In having their
garments made by the best of Mechanics also cut in
superior style, and warranted to tit; no old shelf
goods, but every order new direct from the City as
the customer may select
call is respectfully solicited and especially from
the most tastidious in dress it gives the subscriber
pleasure to suit them
GT"Cuttng done for others to make
Rutland, Jan. 10, 1851 Of
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-13
DIR c. Fl HOLES

Professor of Diseases Of Women,
The only Regular Graduate Physician advertising
in Boston, gives particular attention to Diseases OF
Women especially those suffering from any disar-
ran0ement of the MENSTRUAL SYSTEM. Married or
ngle Ladies may apply with SAFETY ana IN conn
dence for relief from the many misfOrtunes peculiar
to the sex. ,,,-,-,,
LUNAR MIXTURE.
have prepared Medicine for the purpose OF reg
uIsting the MONTHLY Sickness, which have used for
the last ten years with the most unbounded success
The following recommendation is sufficient:
ITS uniform success even in extreme cases is as
astonishing it is satisfactory. "-J0nr"dI Of Am
Med. Science.
have hundreds of private assurances OF the same
happy results butfor obvious reasons cannot place
them before the public.
It is the very best thing known for the purpose and
in cases of obstruction, alter all other means have
failed will surely produce the desired effect cure
is guaranteed in all cases, the price will be refund
ed Purely vegetable, and perfectly safe at all times
CAUTION Never purchase any medicine OF this
nature of any one if left about the country for sale
Such PILLS and Drops are deserving of no conf
dence whatever
Experienced nurses and pleasant rooms for those
who wish to remain under my care
Address Dr. G. H SHOLES, 127 COURT STREET,
BosToE 2~ly
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a II w. d - D'S

n n ~ ~ - NJ
QUININE TONIC BITTERS !!
The Best Aromatic Tonic ever offered to
the Public
RECOMMENDED BY THE FACULTY
For its Superior Medicinal Qualities.
THHIS elegant compound which has secured the
4 confidence and Enforcement OF most of the lead
ing Physicians of New England, is palatable and
efficient form of QHRHs, containing all the peculiar
virtues OF PERUVIAN BARK carefully combined with
various tonnes and 0ndcRcs, and cannot faI TO meet
the wants of the debitated.
1t is mild tome to the stomach increasing the
appetite assisting digestion, pre-emlnentY good IN
dyspepsia, strengthening and inVigorating to the dl-
gesve and nervous system after Frustrated diseases
and in fever and ague, or kindred complaints It's ald
is invaluable
For diarrhea, dysentery and cholera morbus, the
public may assured there nor can be any better
general remedy.
One of the very best Physicians in Boston has said
shat 1t IS the best preparation Of BteyS that mas scsr
been ofsrsd to the public"
Put up in hafpint well as quart bottles, in or
der that all may convince themselves OF its superior
merits.
For further particulars reference is made to the
printed circulars.
FOR SALE BY
CHAS. H. ATW GOD,
10 CENTRAL ST, BOSTON.
And by Druggists everywhere.
CTFor sale In Rutland by POND MORSE.
Boston, Sept. l, 1860. Soy
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-13
DR.. c. II. SHOLES.
ECLEC TIC AIRY,
I2- COURT 8 STREET

BOSTON, MASS
Having given my undivided attention Tor the iAst
fifteen years, to the treatment of the gsHtfO-tHdTy
organs and having had large practice IN this spe-
eialty claim the best possible advantage Tor treat
ment the WOTl1 has YET discovered
have been advised oy many Of our best medic Il
men TO 30 Nerti-- m F~uedI@ :or the people geneT
y. from the act 'gos Hosf MT ing ssvrsr -
no. ask a f~'sHI scas-S 70 8.y.r' s4szu.
10 THE IMPOTKST AND DEBlLITAIED.
SPERNATORRBRA. On SEMINAL WEAKEEss. di
vide into taTee sta yes
Let. NIGHTLY EMISSION which my Eclectic Life
Drops will in very short time, without failure.
ID. DAILY DISCHARGES. There more cases Of
this than the world Is aware Of. some OF the symp-
tons are high-coloTed and scanty excavations from
the bladder with a smsTtiug sensation attending IL,
sometimes with turbId sediment, and 81 others q
mik-hke appearance have analysed many -peci-
Of this nature and all have found ira
ces or Semen and AIbuHeD. which l. sure 10 pro-
duce death s. Consumption. unless II j. checked ~
needles treatment
LOOK 10 YOUR CASE IN IIME.
Sd Loss og MCECCLAE POwEE. Such cases may
bs cured By similar means if the patient be IN other
wise tOlerabe health
Best French Preventative at low prices.
See my advertisement in the Boston Herald and
you learn a full description of such cases.
Address { II SH6LES. " D, l2I Court Street,
Boston LlIE
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-13

NARROW ESCAPE FROM FIRE.-The house Of
Geo Montgomery a: Pownal, was recently de
stroyed by fire with all its contents. The fire
had made such progress when discovered as TO
.5urn the clothes of Montgomery and his wife,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-13
TIP WITH YOUR STARS AND

TIP WITH YOUR STARS AND
- Stripes! All aboard for War. and if we can't
hit you out with suitable equippage, We can direct
you where to find
FL A K n + S ES
of any style and quality suitable for Farming Team
ing Sporting also all other articles connected
with this branch of business and at prices that will
astonish you and your neighbOrs
Feeling very thankful to many friends and
patrons in CasetOn and vicinity for past avors and
liberal patronage the undersigned would solicit not
only continuance but an increase of the same as
surfing you satisfaction in all things and would also
direct your attention to our newly opened
HARNESS SHOP IN WEST RUTLAND,
near r. X. Meads Store, where you will find Mr.
HENRY JOHNSON, waiting ready and willing to sup
not fail to suit.
Trimming of all kinds done to order, and to suit
and very low for cash.
Please call and see, and if we cannot suit you in
quality, price, terms &c. then we will give in that
you are not--SHltGbe.
D, B. COTTON
DIV may l-tf FairhaYen, VI
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-13

"A woman at Clarksburg, Mass, recently
had her arm set supposing she had broken it by
striking it against hen.coop. She much
surprised q few days after to find part of a
nail working out OF her wrist, and that her arm
had not been broken at all.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-13

a gentleman just arrived at Washington from
New Orleans reports that the trade of the South
IS in most deplorable condition. He states
that Louis lana Mississippi and Texas are suf-
tering the most of any of the Southern States
In the latter provisions are becoming so scarce
that the people will be in starving condition
when the blockade of New Orleans IS complete
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-13
q A R D 1 N E R IS
Rheumatic and Neuralgia COmpound

Rheumatic and Neuralgia COmpound
sure cure for Rheumatism and Nsn,-lg,o ~, -, 80
,o1" he undersigned ereby certify that they have
U0ed uAEdlGers Rheumatic and NeuIalgia Com.
poanl for the cure of Rheumatism and NEURALGIA
and have in every found immediate and perTna,
nent relief We have full confidence in its healing
qualities, and would recommend il to all who are
alcted with these harrassng diseases as one of the
safest and best medicines offered TO the public
3 HANCOCK, Jr., % South Market St Boston:
W. II. ALLEN, Boston; HEEBY A. FULLER Is
Hotel, Boston GEO. II. PLUMMER, Maverick
square, East Boston, HENRY ID. GARDINER
Webster St East Boston; ADRIAN WEEKL, Web
ster St. Boston ). Capt. CHAS. u. DOLLIYER, East
Boston
Ta< best medicine for the disease eyersaw. CHAS
a. SMITH, No Old State House Boston
Have been afflicted with Rheumatism in its worst
form and was entirely cured by the of one bottle
A. W Dryer, Mathews Building, Commercial St
Boston.
GARDENERS Rheumatic and Neuralgia COMPOUND
has entirely relieved me from sufeIngs of several
years standing. W r. HODGKINS No / Old
STATE House, Boston.
After suffering with Rheumatism for twenty years
was entirely cured by the use of two BEETLES of
diner Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound NOR
MAN I. IERS, Franklin St, Boston.
The Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound has been
with great benefit Ii may be given TO children with
perfect safety.
At wholesale by MACY & JENKINS, 81 Liberty
St. New ork.
Principal Depot-Ss KiIby st., Boston.
None genuine unless signed by
For sale by Pond < Morse and Francis Penn. Rut
land John +. Weeks, Brandon; W. 7. Russell and
Ii a. Sheldon, Middlebury, w g Sprague Yer
gennes; and Apothecaries generally 3i-Iy ennis
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-13

The talk of the North of suIjugating the
South is the verie3t nonsense.-1eras Iele-
graph.
To be sure it is, and no one uses such talk
but men in the Confederate States.-DGn-
rifle (TI.) Star.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-13
livery FAMILY SHOULD HAVE ONE
-
GRAY & CIR a G G
DOUBLE THRkADi
n

They are reliable, cheap. durable, and warrant
ed equal any, and superior to most machines in the
market. They are ne most simple Daca'ns 5tt con
seduenty the least liable 20 get out of order. They
capable of doing any work, from the thinnest to
the thickest The Double Lock Stitch sews from the
original spoois without reminding Those VINO con
template buying are requested to call and examine
these machines before purchasing elsewhere. They
can be seen at o b. DICKERMAN's, near the North
Meeting louise Mount Holly, Vt, where those wish
ing to purchase will be shown samples of the work
done different machines, and where all unpreju-
diced persons will at see the important adVan-
tages of the Gray 6 Grace all other machines.
y. B. People purchasing this Machine will not be
liable to prosecution as they are built under IL
cense
ReeoIlect they be at
0. B. DICkERMAN 5, tNoyill Mount Holy. "
gents wanted in every town and county. w20t
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-13

The New Orleans Delta announces that III
less some measures are soon adopted for furnish.
ing a Southern supply of paper, or raising the
Northern blockade, its publication will have tc
be suspended 1t would not harm the rebe
States, if all the reasonable sheets in their linn
its were to be suppressed.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-13
TEACHERS' INSTITUTES

TEA HERS INSTITUTES
Teachers Institutes for the counties of Orange
Windsor, Windham, Bennington, Rutland and Ad-
olson, will be held follows:
AT Randolph, June a AtArlington June I4-l5
Wilmington ll-l2 B. orwell, 2l-22
The Institutes will each continue in session during
two days having evening sessions, and each daily
session will commence at A.
All friends Of EDUCATION are invited to attend and
pnnCtHalEy as possible.
CIergymen are respectfully invited to give notice
from their pupits.
Town Superintendent, a. Ce-agents of the State
earnestly requested to notify teachers and urge
their attendance and also to notify clergymen.-
Teachers are reminded that time spent by them in at
tending the Institute of the County where they teach
5, by law, considered to be spent il the service of
their schools, and 80 is in any sense [o-t What
character our Common Schools shall aim to impress
upon the children of the State is question Of very
apparent importance in these times so full of peril to
our country j. S. ADAMS
1, Secretary.
SEoRETARY's OFFICE May 10, 1861.