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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14
FORT SUMTER TO BE EVACUATED

FORT SUMTER TO BE EVACUATED
Official dispatches from Major Anderson re.
ceived at Washington on Saturday say he had
only fifteen days provisions. Probably 'he ad
mirisuaiion, by advice of Gen. Scott, will order
the evacuation of Fri Sum er. The repabll
cans are divided in opinion as TO this course No
decision has yet been made by cabinet council.
The reasons assigned for ev4cu4tinz Fort
Sumter are that while Major A1derson's SUP
plies Of provisions are nearly exhausted, il l.
certain that the Notifications which have been
thrown up to command the fort, are so formlda a.
BILE that ten thousand men would be- required io
invest them with a certainty of being successful;
but the president has not even one thossand men
at his command, unless he Withdraw the troop>
from Washington and the forts in Virgin ia and
on the Florida coast. Major Anderson having
dehed an attack until his provisions give out,
can evacuate the fort with the honnrS of war
and then the government may commence an,
systematic plan thar may be determined aeon
Tor collecting tks revenue without the embAr
RAISING influence OF this useless tort Besides
II will defeat the desire of the secess ionists TO
precipItate hostlitles, and the step will be re-
garded as conciliatory by the border stares
The Washington corresI ,ondrnt of the New
1oIk Evening Post says :--'' The news frBm
Fort Sumter IS alarming. A telegraphir re
pOu from there states that Yesterday Majcr An
derson burnt the last stick of fuel, and that All
the wood work OF the fort has been thus eonSum
ed Salt pork for fifteen days biscuit for TWEEN
" ard rice for thirty days, constituted his waoe
supply OF provisions, and the men were worn ont
with constant watching What are the mean,
OF reinforcing the fort One thousand soldier,
at WashIn ton, every man of Them needed for
me defense OF the capital; seven cOmpan e. ~
Fort Monroe. VIII oh, without them would be
Snaiched from the government; one regImrni
at Utah, and the two thousand soldiers in Texas
dismissed by fwiggs who in the .resent ,tate
OF the country, could not reach here before An
gust, But the fort must be reinforced If rein
forced, during the coming two weeks, and ac
cordIn. TO authoritative estimates an army Of
not less than ten or twenty ihousa and men = re
CURED, with corresponding military prepara.
lions lhs hostile activity OF the South Caro-
iinlans ~ erecting batteries on their harbor To
reNIst IN" approach of reinforcement- makes
thar a d fhfult and almost impossible enter
PRISE which the late secretary of war thought
quite practicable thirty days ago temper
AIRY suspension OF force is NJ an aban loumeut
OF the rig ht 10 exercise il when the government
shall have recovered from the paralysis in which
l: was left by the traitors who filled the cabinet
of Mr.. Buchanan"
Rel orts prevail of the contemplated evacua-
ton of Fort Sumter, l,h up tn clock Mon
day night, President Lincoln had given no or
der for that purpose Gentlemen of prominence
however, sag they have inform alton which salts.
hes them that such a course will from necessity
be pursued.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14

$500 REWARD We are gratided TO perceive
from hand bill recently issued, that the author
tiles OF our village have offered the above literal
reward for the detection of any person or per
sons guilty of having committed the crime of
arson within the village limits during the past
few moths, or who may in the future he guilty
of so committing, or attempting to commit, that
high crime.
Incendiarism has been rife in Rutl4nd-as ev-
cry one among Us knows - for the past several
months, and this step on the part Of the authori
Ties will meet the hearty approval of all good
citizens.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14

SECESSION AND LOTTERIES KILLED IN DEL
AwARE-The legislature of Delaware adjourned
Friday. Intellectual efforts were made to call an
extra session in April 10 consider the state OF the
Union. TIE legislature refused by large ma
jority to renew the present lottery grants "nieh
expire in few months, and also refused to eh"f'
ter any more lotteries in the State. Wen DONE
Delaware @@2s
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14
A CARD.

Moses Hawkes. feel. very grateful to his neigh
bors for their ex,rs ezertious used 70 save his
house from fire. Although the work seemed al
most desperate at one time, the bone ana muscle
of Nickwarket EngineCo No soon dispersed al
fears Of the hods from the deyouring element, a.
the quantity Of water used on this occasion Wa
sufficient 10 sdbmerge the sans in very feS
minutes.
Feb 27th 1861.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14
UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT Notice

The inhabitants OF Union school District No. i,
A. RutIaud who are egai voters in said District, are
bsreby notified that the Annual Meeting OF said D--
friot viii be hell at the Union school House, on
nat lock P M, for the following purposes, viz
1T TO elect a moderator, clerk, coll etor, and
committee for the year ensuing, agreeable to tn e
STATUTE Ia such case provided.
al TO hear and act upon the reports of the pru-
dental 1mmittee collector and treasurer, 1or the
past year. ,,.,,, .o~ srr5cient
to pay the debts and current expense OF the
aFFb' To transaot any other business thought
pro per when met. o,D, " powuAN C,lerk
Rutland March IL 1901.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14

In another column will be found the adver
ti>ement of DR. S. @ Richardson's Sherry WINE
Biters, which have been fully tested during bal
century, and their merits are at all times re
cognized by those who are in i'll hath, 10 whom
rhey give generous support. For all diseases
arising from a disordered stomach, liver OF
bowels, they are unsurpassed. They are highly
recommended and freely prescribed by The
Medical fraternity, and simple trial Will prove
that these celebrated bitUers still MAINTAIN the
high reputation which they have held Tor SC
many wears. They are for sale by druggists
generally.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14

APoLooY.--In consequence of a breakaGe in
the Herald press, about TWO thirds OF our e"'t'oh
this week has been delayed considerably beyond
the Usual time of publication. 1t is not often
that suv portion of our subscribers are thus dis
appointed, aud we presume no one will be dis
posed 10 find fault in this instance.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14

CONCERT MIR. Sabin announces his concer
in the Town Hall for Tuesday evening, Mar,l
goth.
The Rutland people will be pleased to learn
that he has secured the services OF Mrs. Minnie
Little, of Boston, for that occasion. Other a.
>istants and further particulars will BE- announc-
ed next week.
Mr. Sabin will also give a concert in Bran
don the 81 b and Mr.. Thomas in Middlebu
the 2Sth; on each of which occasions Mis-. Lii
tie will assist.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14

COUGHS The sucoeB changes q COS climate srt
sDuGSes ~ PatDsOHars brgsrasa AzEaS.aslc -s
foHs La PssisLS- Las 4Ag lGDsel AJAX ~ srale
s4es oitsH sct rtSeaA4s CrfaAlLgs lEAsL
lie ear. rlEs ~ Ale UaHraees rNBHss -
snCs LIE Lao 40 90 GoMM = DrsAcAas GrooaeE, LII
enssss bet tAS A0-1s 10asA al lrfIL1LgOn ~ tls
ihf0zt lie ever uas IT. ~ klah - eAaaG8DA Eet
-Sfs0ur Alt1ck may De ensc1AAAss GrC 81. II
lie sPEAkE AaG cIng~rs saa4 nAa ttecL.A
~ eas@'iLs 4Ld streLs fhslaiEg Lts sc 60
FertI-eLnebE- 5l-Em
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14
4 VOICE FROM THE WEST!
LoPIED PzoM THE CLEvELAsD PLATKDKALER.
UNIVERSAL. UNIVERSAL,
IL tie deuAn for
DIR. 5. q. kIciAkDSON'S
SHERRY WINE BIrrERS.

Ihs cetebT2t~o New Eng ard Remedy for
HABITUAL CONSUME TIOA.JAIND4CF FkvFR
AND AGlE. 6tAEhAL AEBIa.Te aND
ALL Di>EASES AffIsIN1 Tk6n
DloOkDEkED STOMACH. LIgEH
OK BOWELS
They are used and recon I1eBd-d by leadfng ph,.i
elsns % ibs e"uI ny, snd ali Who Try Them 5IO-
Or. JAMES l.. LEEFERE writes from N.,..-.
stark Co %: % lh~ biitsIs are praised b. those stC
isIing from indigestion, dssp psaa and liver com
plant
Z. 5. DAVIS. Postmaster At wniiamspor, ohI,
ssyss They give great sHl-incfiOn. nss them nv
.elf, having taken cod b~eone proftrsfs snd ior
my appetite. IL relieved nIe, aud 4 can recrmmend
IL witn great a-rurance OF IT, merits"
DR.. WIN. NJ KERR. Of R3RersFIii@, Ind. writes
us that they are the mott valuable nseolsiDe OnTrd
tie has recommended them Nifh great .urcers. sid
with them msoe several euTes Of pslplfhtiou 81 The
heart ana general debility.
1HUMAS STAMFORD, EsQ.. BiOnufFille. HFDy
Co lad writes ne long tier. uudrT date a. MHy
L ls6D. He vac much feduera bn wing besu Efiirisd
tor three witt great nervous dsbflsfs pap fs
ion OF the bssrt OF the most AID pT0-trHing
character, - fer utinE few titles I CON
psteiy restored, and sm now 10 robust healih "
GEORGE W, HOFFMAN, $50 be VS. Afflicted
aud 81 the Of j. letter be tad been tao Btns
veil the Bitters Fleeing the cure when several
ply sicians attending Tim could DO him no good ne
ays, " D or theuma i'm oyfpepris, asT complaint,
sidney affection or dropsy, 1t "a specihc certain
wv HUNT writes from DeIph.s, Allen Co,
be mot eheeriully recommends tbsIn OF decided
merit IN al cases OF Fever and AgDe d. Epe' IA AID
d. X. GALIEHERs. II. D., Writes from ysn
sherry winBiitsrs the a dysEe9t,o persons
aud all no require stimulating msoieius"
SHeA NsWS FessisfzE Daiis.
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACH
BOTTLE.
Sold BY dsslsrs IN msa!siRs gsnsEAly os2
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14

g1rExperie C tesebes us thai ceiiescy prevents
msBy ien4ziss - Iis - Iof = nesBs ~ sJ5ssi-
sun rIng aid ut ~ scaob A. 0byiaiea
4 tie case u oar Jsiler sake s-azI- fi.is ~
par, The pIsrcigpuon VI cir Jzilsss 1lsi ke.
4 ug sIelAn the 1uesl ~ EhgIsAos al nsi hbDsn
u un8g nseag IOf 8elAlasr " IL
| caGIiss AID ObrtFUefsOLs fISLn sAg caLss' llsg
eau lie fenG Loitse Con1siAIlE " pss-s pori bee
b. sLclssaLE 81 AMI POsisg. sishps IA sbs astlt
4 ar
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14

New HAMPSHIRE ELECTION The annual
State election of New Hampshire occurred on
tuesday last and resulted in clean sweep by
the Republicans. Govern nor both branches OF
The Legislature, three Congressman, and nearI y
all the county officers are theirs, by about the
same majorities as in former years.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14

The commissioners of the s uthern confeder
acy have arrived in Washington to tire at W II
the new administration for the forts and public
property of the seeded States. According Il
the latest accounts, all that they have done st
far is informal and in the direction of peace.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14

PATRIOTISM IN ARKAN~As - AT Fayetteville
Ark. on the reception of President Lincoln
inaugural, Saturday, the seces,ionI,rs called +
meeting 10 instruct the delegates to the State
convention; bur tn Union men prevailed at tn,
meeting, which was adjourned amid CRANE
display of enthusiasm Tor the stars and suipes.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14
) on ~isb sne beso 0. La.T

lHOss exp $1,000 - 41+1' -
80 = Es o EtaDs EAAta-AE AI0n1 tAriA' sE-
zgLsCu4sT4y thV asrNGlA- rE014L a. ~Alf -aaf
~ 4 4Oa. - yS4s G.zss04Etaar NSg1aG4 49,
s-Zvu 4.GGr szu1sLEg tes.sS Asa-4-
se4s ssarss 4 t4r - ftf--
AHA aling lsrfE.s luAtss siG4As a. - go
49,. ~. Uii.. cdIe, Ip-lsf l1r Cg-rA44Ea4sL 90
usuesaDsr suItsef PEE aert - Aartssr - hr.
% p.S.sEt u-D - l1eLts - . E-LLs o. 3
.-a.slsuu vAul ~ g.aD.s- b.e 49, e. l-=r-
.aeaI a. suDL4rt Ly4-lIa- ltD. ll4af
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14

sISeULAR FAsHIoSs. The Esquimsux grease
tbtnissfses a. ths ~ ashton y TIE d. lBolhLs
dH1D tbsmseiFse siih mac pa nj tie AOIth Sea
rnssg-s Hse tghlu OH tie DIsIss i've ~ osiss
the AisslssipPii NJ aia.t jsleys. but IOT
goVa voice, 10 cuie 60 ga hoas ssIss, throat
etc. use aas Tu4uuUHlc " sfsgs, Is ceDL. . bDx.
Il Pond s. Morse sell
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14

DISCONTINUED. - The publication OF the
Brandon Visitor has been discontinued. In MS
asst issue-that of March 7th-Mr. Ford, the
lediror and proprietor takes leave OF bis readers
in a somewhat lengthy, and weIl-written EaIedIC-
tory, Sc ting forth some of the difficulties and
discouragelnents he has had to encounter. and
giving his reasons fer the step he has now taken
We regret that MIR Ford has found it advisable
10 abandon the pubcati m of the Visitor while
we wish HIM abundant success in all his future
undertakings.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14

VERMONT NoMINATIoNs-Amon the ror,i
nations sent 10 the u 5, Senate on Monday were
nose OF Geo. A Merrill postmaster of ST
J"hnsoury' and Mr.. Benedict, Editor of the Free
Press, as postmaster at Burlington.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14

The Rutland County Court commenced its
session on Tuesday. We learn that there i.
quite large amount of business on hand but
little has been done as yet.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14
cRorP cCgED.

LansgIoge, Oct. -, 800.
DIR. Baxter Dear Sir ID boz Las been ssl5eci
| 70 gaoient attacks Oi Group Ne bsse l0SBa 4 q
| mlhge- EilAlr % sAssz relieve baA ~ NbcS
| would hoi Le ~itLOut AZ ~ fanny a sI5 CT
i si4srauOn Whatever. .-..,.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14

EARLY PLowIxG.-Mr B. a. Carter, of Ben
son. broke up an acre Of greensward on the 4h
inst. Something rather uncommon for this rar'
of Il 9 JGntry.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14

The election, by the Pennsylvania Legislature,
of al. S Senator in place of Mr.. Cameron, takes
place Thursday, l4th inst. The principal can
didates are Daniel Wi!mot Teaddeus Stevens,
Morton McMichael, Richard VauX.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14

ANOTHER IMtUDENT Ro6BERY.-The Charles
ION Courier says that Gov Brown Of Georgia
has attaC he'd a the stock owned by northeri
men in the Macon ard Weste railroad, amount.
ing to about one million OF dollars
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14

COUNTY COMMISSIONER james Rice of
PAwiet it seems. is again elected. The returns
as published in another column, are probabI,
very near correct.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

4 IBERATIO NOTICE. This may
II certify thai have tile day given III tUB
ARIES dale hf~ time q ErIBg the remainder aus
minority aud shall claim 81 h8r esTBGngs AE1
pay no oeDtH VI las Eracffug alter thhs dht-.
GBAELks l. sfAULDlA6.
Shrewsbury, March ., Is5l. lisa
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14

A TENEMENT HORSE BURNED AT New
YoRK-SLyLN LIVES LosT.-A TWO story tea -
ement house 10 West Fortieth street, New ork
1' nryJ. w o0d, ms wife, two sons and three
daughters, occupying the upper rart of the
house, were unable to escape, 50 RAPID was the
progress of the fire. Their bodies were so much
charred as to be unIecognizable when tax en-
from the ruins.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14

North CAROLINA Positively FOR UNION
A dispatch from Raleigh, sth, says the stare mas
voted down the convention PROJECT ny aoont
1000 majority; the members elect nearly two to
one for Union.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14

Several New Workers at Washington have
given Mrs. Lincoln span of elegant black
horses for her carriage which was also g't'
from New Yo kers.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TNFIuENZA AND RRnNcnlII

Thousands Rho suffer from Il Complaint ara
ignorant u the iAct that In. H0Lfs bALsah IL
Jeeallsriy ADAPTED ~ taeiT cure oa5 Of ~
being generally sufhceHt to ssbxEs EAs c0Esk
move every Unpleasant - nplom Law
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14
VI RR ED

In waitsdeld, Feb. u by'he Rev. Mr. ThorIfgI-
al tue denos - } n Hsk age. 10 ~ ) ~ a.
ieat, Of IleOHoefoga, \. ~ Ms AuBz T. BAs.-
fAgr. Wet kut and.
In Aal4lLR iOld q. March :, By Rev. 4. NJ HayEts
DzcAr l.. n e4Is to hrHtleItS Al A4Gen
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14

GOOD LOOKIAG PEoPLE, are gsIeTslIy pc
4 =e-eeu A. a. a GlsSiersS@ hSL.-i-
aga u tiIr o. sfem Arsras a. "a - tEc $50
III glsss.f e. &c 90 Lie kFy % O.
Il ~, n ~ HELrs Sl-s@a = 0SNSa@s EA-
l8-Lg CestbTat.-4 49, a4Drk -s-LnH4A y. SrZsa
- ailg CLhtF - eafsi Nt'trs ~ -sA
nervous ygsOTger, COtDlsaaAts - tAE @AFsfs Asslt
ct. aafsL yl uats 49,. azaAr ArA Aar G14 -Clsa
. e. efy olga LHt a. AsrD FsgAretAAts a~r - *tsa
ga aklAS -lurrsg IVvE - Cr AsSar yD~As AZ aa
oUuE EuOge L4t-Otl-Issg 1aA HRHE rfrfF ne
lusaxvTagIE OfuGtsSr - Aa-~ ~AGa%4@A. D-AA-a are
&c Ina tt4AS+zass esesy Sss--- 40 Lzs
u..-tzaI D.gus guCIra ECSsstg a. FA@Nss t9l %
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sies-e eT@u4ga- rseIs Eya ~ tti4st As-L -1g
t.- lar 4uz a. Lue Il ssrO iACteEhre lLt
.[-t.os ~ Iuce- ary auu l5sazt-g ID $40 D. C.
ID t,,-.t.ueLlI, lla at. 49, rEt &
sslug. a. q tg1sC s-tsa~IssS 49, ~i-o''-'- Z
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14

Ain FOR KAssAs.-Pmtsford raised last week
on subscription in aid OF Kansas, u 10 9o, "hlch
has been forwarded.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14

At Middle Granville, y y, March 2. Flizsbsft
stsp &c ate Oi wiilsIa slsPl.s, tie ga al q
hsr age formerly OF DsuDg VI
la kgt-zEas Cd ., AEs fnsbe Woodward, sssd
- esrs.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14

GsptleueB,-A Gtn regard - tDs fefofisn Sgtbb
- fsGasaizI Agsnt IA ositAiE i0fils 81 oirtsrs5 }
= = - ,-,If ata- "A sssIns It LHs - cSLE-
.llcs equal a. rRDeE8Ors 10 lioss u Hag
that Lac ever OEueT M oOsss sSt4tE' --hs
suaIt Of - excellence Ez&Us cA-ss ~ cLfyilc
uIreases "A where Lave ssea 81 AZ fa1tic-
aG4F. u Lac tgBUtnpBeu beg0Ae 80 rAp~SiAl'sl Or
Ds5trt L. ca.- skr Beps sssE aA cos1cL4Ss
a1-----h IA Bn38-A't o1Es ii4a fl*1
isuy, HEd TT two " thrs~ gesb~ rtlrfr0 bsg 80
snrarufe. nnd hBB. nom GUfasaLg gnag gEga g. h4c
UsnpO5ary rsrI lIDnl UaeE 1rrs sstsL ~ ~
uglr. 4Da edited ava D rtHGs ~ Ps2r- lie
a a. lEuu 81 ~ urr Peruslan - rDp- a its
Sseks sIaoe beE.is t0NI- Isn sEs LV3s me re
zAs cured. LIZ
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14
Mnncn.sier, VI, Oct -, $50.

hnDcnSsAcfs 49, ~ - A-'s-
Ny son. of eight years oiu, NHs tAAss t.StLAy
- 49,, CT,,,i, si.a fecs4sea IL Ege1lsts renal ~
tzkisk ODs IszspyOulul Q. DT y u " Ia ..--S
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14

return HOWE OF TaE FIX President MIR
Buc nnan was escorted TO the depot at Washia &.
ION, On Tuesday OF last week, by four military
companies the committee from Wheatlaud and
many prominent cit zrns oil Washington. He
exchanged many lar, well hand shakiugs and
appt AIRED deeply Effected by the manifestations
OF friend hip. He WIS vigorously cheered by
the crowd as the train was about 10 staff.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

The President and the Southern COMMUNION
ers-No ord ers get IN Reference to Fort
Sumter -Ihe Southern " OhtmdtuD En-
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AND COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.
RUTLAND

RUTLAND COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.
..lhe -Bosro o. n,s,ssssSrrsday. March Z, 1861
q ore O'Clock =. NJ. Alpha II. Post, LIST yic'
The srcrrtsry pre- -enseI the following com
nunication f DIN the Hon c. s Ramsey Of Hab
bsrdton
HUBBARDroS. Jan. q. 1851.
Henry Ch'rk, Fig. Secrstry Of Rutland County
Ag,ic1it'Tai SDciety:
DEAR SIR Your note of the q inst came
10 hand sf.rr much DELAY. Yo7 officially IN
tom me 'ha 4 was elected President Of tie
FINLAND County a Agricultural Society AZ it, an
nuai meeting 4t Rutland. can only say that
WAS called npbr by gentlemen, prevtou- 10 yoor
meeting, and | sad 10 all that coaid not ron-
>istrn'Iy arcrif Of The Office and do justice Il
myself and N, lse who were subordinate ~ otir .
ard desired The tart 10 be made Known 70 tbs
uerung, that [ could not accept the office.
noticed in the published proceeding. Of iha
niertins thaf II VA voted 10 Instruct the Bahrc
80 make aTrzn kemrui- for holding the fair thru
days Surh Ah arrangement - not in acrnrd-
nee with nv present yi-ws Nsirher my bu-i-
ness m.ut-r> OF nav health would u-tify me
attempting 20 tii-charge the requir-d duties. an
thercturr re- bectfuli, dee s. The ffic- tendersT
me. al" 'urn IA the Soci-iy v warm
| thanks Tor such fatterIng expression o! theit
confidence.
' cry respectfully yours. &C.,
y. RUNsgT.
On motion 9f II. W. 7 e ter E'q It wzs vnt
| Ell 90 Whereas the Hpu. {. - Rurusey ia, B.
ciined the "fii ice OF President it is h-reLv X.
sglCed, That \ % Ia n Pot. E-q 90 Ratland
he 1T Wee Hresidenf, be declared President 0
thI- So iety-
H,ted, that ihe animal Fair of this Society ,.
held tor two 'ys. Oh Wednesday aad Thursda.
Oct. ? aud g. hs6l.
On motion 1T n. T. Sprague. Jr. II was Re
soiord hot Il - Board ~ prove Of the couirac
made by the kuu4ad County Park Association
"a permitting the Vermont State Agriruirurs
NocIety 10 ocd uDy said grounds for one week IL
zach year, TOT tree years.
Henry W Letter Henry Harvard end Alph
II. 81 were appointed committee Of arrange
m'ufs.
Voted. That the committee Of arrangements
qu~-Ied 10 appOint supeTuiendenIs Tor the seE
erai departments
Henry Ciark. : 81 Dnr, B. F. Winslok
JOHN Cain. +. w. Hyie, George A. Tuule ans
Daniel AIuball were appointed 10 ruake arrsnEe
ments for an Agricultural Discussion on Wedaes
dag evrnng. Oc.ober ?. ls6t.
w W. Ruby a. pointed Marshal.
Alter amen in the reguiaii IL Of the Fail
and appointing the awarding committees, III,
Board adjourned.
HESRY CLARK, Secretary.
Rutland, March :, eel.
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Mrs AIvAz BILL

Arlington, Vt, Oct. 70 1850.
have used DR.. u. ~ Bns 3 EIiAiT ib tAs ih5Slly
Tor tire ye4rs, AID hAFs 34s - sSn43 a. 500 Tea
Guy 'Si A Mrs.. AIvAz BILL.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14

Mr.. LINCoLN's FIRST RECEPTION. - Mr.,
Lpncoln's INST reception on Friday night was The
aTgest attendance ever seen at the White Iloust
IN the evening, and remlr ded one of the throng
on the LIST OF J4nuaIy The rush was 80 great that
hundreds could not find admit ance, and mum
beers had TO escape through the windows on the
front and rear porticoes.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14
NO TICE.

The Hemmonton Land Office has been re-
moved from Bhfums Block 10 husseT7 onl'h-
ing. over y 5. SteArns' Store Centre street, Up
pcsits the Depbt.
NEWMAN Wees, Agent
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PuNly Al MUkHE


Who have { small number 81 tI,-Uaaa.sl eo-isss,
prcz = ceAls lLsl s4i In@y iaasS aAaS SIi,SsN-''
~ .saa4.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-14

DYEPtrsIA.- Here is probably 10 olseAse SLleI
"a pesIrESe slapis pr0st0 10 lie rem 41-Ls
tie PEhLNIAA siK ar ~ ~ sprp-ln lbs u =
lassferatr Lisas oisess~ have bSSE SS Ssy
cured b thu DvslclBs enpAs tsrkAE1SAg VI ~~-s
o. a Cl l1sl4s p1ysss-
Eztraer Of leGf.r from Dr. E0ssreA KfHneyi % N0sl'
Utass n. y nas zssa ass eBrssp "a a. tsSsiiS
gOr EalO Fsafs pasfs