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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-25
IHSuRlHlE f0sPlHY.
Of the Stale Of Virginia, Richmond
,I p. 5gsRSg. ssgsgss,
OFFICE, ON MADISON STREET,
Opposite Bank Of Memphis.

OppOalL5 baHA OA lttdi Puis'
Authorised ,sTit7i loyo 90
Cash capital and -urplns paid Up..-,.......-. @ %
~ $50 600 dep sItsd with Controller At Nashville
- ity 10 policy Eolisrs.
Insnrss against loss By FiTs Buildings snd Ger
cbandiso Of every description. Also, Leases anc
Furniture. ali losses squitsby adjusted and promptly
paid. sV2-iy
DTRECTORA-
Wgl. HCFsrlal rTssiueut Farmers Eenk5
A. Wsrwi T. arm Of WsrvICE X Bzrksdslei
v-m q. CTeashav, firm o. CrsnshaE n Go;
Wellington 9Oddin, nrm OF 50tdia 4 AppeFson;
r. VI HcCan.e, dr~ Of FUnlop, MouClre & Co.;
C.. A. hzrksiale. irni of WsrHis s Bafksdsle;
Jsslss Grant, TOoaoCo SanufISturerj
J.. u OrensEsW, q n OK HayAu t'renshaW q Cos
Jola J. BacJi Erm Or B6C5ii u SaskeIviI.
BaEsn hrm Jl EaEa J, CTHushaw Z Cos
John Cuffie JT., ship Owner;
Wfu 3. War~ica. firm CT " arHiCk BarzEdal6;
Us. Alfred Jones Atooruey-at-LgWi
@. EUstt spilder;
=. z hulla AgrICul tu-isf sad z znufactursF1
v. hcGTuder, Grn o. g MCGTuder s Sons;
". ". GraI1p. AtroT1ey-at-LEw-
Jas Dunl0p, arm u Duniop E0ncuge 90.
BDLLIEG v. HAxALL, President
0. P. BzEsEE, Sscretzry
oner this rsIisblc SOUTHERN INSURANCE OoA
PAEE 70 the property holders Ok Memphis, AMI s0iici
norton OF their business Al ios-es viii be prmpt
ld n csh at this agency. Those was wish 20 sncutT
.-e utGern institutions IN preference 70 Gor5
J. 7. WEST. Agent
s---4p Haii-1U street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-25


Spinnors took 2l3.6 $50 na's from tkis point
Guirg the Y ar -ndinS tbe 31st nlt against
$40 892 bales lszt year, aDs 223 .0sl the year
brfOrs; oF, say AGO bales ler week Ibis year
against 1888 last ear, thus;
STOCK August 1ss -taies......,.....,..... 81 59I
Kecei % since $3.50
v.,;ng 4. .,,n,lv 4gss
Del act exp vi 10 fDreig rs .......S4S ol9
Deauct ss0c Aug e. ISL. .......sl 80 - 285 21s
The quantity taken frqm this port for con.
sumption he past year, shows falling of
fTon the quantity taken in 1859 60, Of 52i
bales per week, and 15I bales per weeE less
than IN 1883 50
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-25

HEldN keFhi+s
ord5r, AZ shcrt
and Tor sale, Flat
go Ks Stationery
ERUPTION, for city
Rrs ard railroad
hs lowest prices
. oGg prompt at
nvf~ "
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-25
Ceiton In ne,g YorLc.

TIE New YORK Shipping list, Of the Alb,
says Of the supply Of cotton at that port:
AZ er a careful examination, the stock Of
cotton in this port 3 3s nit, was sscer.ained
to be 81 229 oaies, as follows;
On hard unsa]3--sa',s ,..,................a as So
50 d. eot h't 1el Ss6
ON shiPboard, Let uop-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-25

aaNHH r % % H q a . Q
80 Exchange Bank OF Va.
20 shares Bank Commerce,
20 shares Paramount Bank,
IS shares BANK q .he VAL
ey Uf V-rginia...t.s.
10 shares Bank Of wiz
chester -....s..s.ssrs
y shares Bank Of LouIs-
vile, kv....s..-.s.s..s
8 share Bank Of Kentucky,
5 shares COmmeTciai Bank
% EeH-uCEy..sss...s o..
20 winchester gas company
once furnItur stati0ae-
r, plates etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-25
STA TEN3ENT
OF TIE CAPITAL, ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF
The Insurance 60. of The Val
lay Of Virginia.
.yJEE~ :. 1851

[aa'e IN accords=ce with the law regulating Agencies
OF Insurance COMPANIES o;heF than those Chartered
by the State ST Tennessee
TyIBST The ana locality Of the company. 'aTh-
II CompaBy Of TIE Valley Of Virginia. To-
Gated at Wiuchester, Virginia
,. The amount ai capital =tncs--.... $500, 200 %
8. lha amount capital stock paid
The aIuder dg- u represented
b. stock notes Of Gud1ubted
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14
SOLDIERS RELIEF SOCIETY.

The ladies of the Soldiers Relief So
siety" have packed three boxes, one to be
forwarded to the I'd Vermont Regiment,
containing 148 pairs socks, Al pairs draw
ers, shirts, blankets, package for Mr..
z, Hines, in care of Capt Weston, Ber-
dams sharp shooters, needle book filed.
The second containing IS pairs socks,
4 flannel bed gowns, l dressing gown, /
pair sinners. ; feather pillows. ( hair pill
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14
For the Rutland Herald.
LITTLE WILLIE WAKING UP,

Some hive Thought that iu the dsWniug-in our be.
cd l. Tea er little children than their parents ever
know.
And that 'fypu listen sharply. better things than
And ."rt at mv.tro wisd ,m trckIe th-ous "a their
careless epee;h
How it j. I c7nnot answSr-but knew little ehi'd,
Who AMONG re fhy"e and clover, aud tue bees
Wa fnnn- I'D
Ard la cams one sumu~'s eveaing, With his ring.
And h.. h-t was torA to PIECES, cla,iog bses aad
Lulteids.
Now II 90 T" he'd, dear mother, for I'm very
tired 0 u'a.''
Then he dr-dA the cooling water from his little Sill
And eai'y sad, When it. morning will til. angel,
wake Iue gL2
There he Iiet low sweet and placid nov his breath
ing COINS aHa gur-.
Like re h,r mo.Ius sott'y-and hi cheek is Ike
tHr tUse
His o,pp, no her losu'I to lis,en II ais brenthing
could e b ard -
c." size rr urmurrd, ii the AN !es lake M Gar.
ling word"
Nigh 0i'tdn l.. foding mant'e hath the sleeper'
And Wild fl emSra;lny', rest tn, In )ther Ar
the chih
Up she .'.rrie' from he dreaming for souud
And it com 4 rom title Wnie, !trs on b,. trun,
die HeH'
Up she 'pringe,h, for it strite' upon her troubled
ctas -
For Ii h'r.,h IN louder fetohe', travel. from hi.
And hi. e az f>ia upward, on soma fee be-
No0I he rnnn.
And 'ha m~cs.s. % n, sporer from his clees
hath eta "a u, bloom
Never more his Now lay ms" viii b. said from
Never morr -" ~ the clo.e- will he eh ,se the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14
CHESTER.

Tie Fall term OF Che stcr Academy
s'osed on Iuc,day with appropriate cN'r-
ci,ee. Success has attended the efforts of
the wortly1'rinci a, i W. W",tgatc and
bis able board of assistants. Tie whole
number Of ehO!ars drring Tie Fall Term
has been ;bout 100. Eleven 0! tie
young students Of this academy have laid
aside theil hooks and shouldered a mus
ket 10 assist O,d Abe in sustaining the
Union, the Constitution and the laws.
Tie scholars, teachers and their friends
had Levee at the Academy Hall on the
eve Of the 81 sing day. A contribution
was taken up during the evening for the
ladies Aid Society. The winter term OF
10 weeks commences Dec. 81.
a ladies aid society las lccn 'ormcd
During the pat 3 weeks the secretary has
collected and made lot of blankets, socks
hospital stores, mittens, &c. and will con-
tinuc their organization and gooI works
as long as our army remains in the field.
A Mr.. Gates of Grafton who was
eEopping for I. 3. ravis in this town had
his leg badly broken by falling ;rcc last
week.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14
Additional particaiSrs.

Balrmprr. Nv. -.
From an oiTi.rr who rame up bv Oh
Pu'n' vi Learn the iolloHins additional par
tlcul, rs:
When our trnors tack possession cf fho
Forts thy found Il ~ ling ~ Fort on hi
ton. The rehrls had nimrI works aud Gx~d
the hal,a ards o th,. fla. 50 that when The II 4.
shouli b drawn dow" bv our troops the niue
you'll Ice srrunr, hnt II thi, they were disap-
pouted. The hay "ds -prIug a mine in the
hOu-. us-d ty the r, b.l Oil ,ers bur did very
lule damage and hurt TO one. The maya.
zne dill not explode. A large quantity Of
powder was found, together with a large
amount Of English Ammunition and prcjec-
tiles
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14
From our Evening Edition of Yesterday
From the Expedition.



Fo~t Monroe, Nov. IL.
Tho steamer II lvilrIe has lust arrived from
the Great Expedi;ion
She ltf Port ROYAL mn Sunday morning.
She pro :ee,l- TO New York at once Capt.
Stradman, however, ltt her AZ this place,
aud proceeds direct 10 Washington with dis.
pN'ches aud tro .,hies, Two brass cannon aud
sec"s>ion a -.
III reports the c,lc encountered b" the
f-ct had been very severe. The Union and
O,cro,a went ashore and were l"st The Gov
crnor fJuUd,.rr'i ~ sra. bIt b la &C L.
Smith su"c"e'lcl ia saving AL her GREY with
the rN""p'IOn o. 4 lew NJ triG's.
1 he fleet arrived a. P,rt RDyal on Mon
day the lth inst. On TUESDAY the smaller
gu" boats ron"'led into the channel under
fire from III" Fort which did 20 damage.
Wrdn~-Gty the her prevented active
orcralions, tut on Thursday morning thu
7rh inst the men -ocw4r AMI gun boats al
vauced 10 attack. The action commenced
At 10 a. NJ. AMI vas hotIy carried on Oh both
sides. II lasted about four hour, At ihe cLd
ot which TIM, the reb-ls were com prllrd 10
abandon the works aud retreat. Oar los. -
light men and on off .er, ihy. chief engineer
OF the Mohlcar, killed, aud about twenty
wuurded.
The rebel loss IL not known. Fifty-two
bol'"s we're iOnnd " our men anil hnrIe l.
Al their wounded Except two were carried
oil
Fort Walker. On Hilton Had. mounting
% guns, and Fort Beaurrgard, on Bay
Point, mounting - guns wer: captured. -
The guns were OF heavy calbre. The forts
were both new and splendid earthworks Of
great strength and constructed in thu hi hest
styl Of military science.
TIE final retreat Of the rebels was per
| feet rout. They left everything-arms and
equipments OF all kinds, even 10 officers
swords and commissions-all letters and pa
per- both public and priyate-orier books
and documents of all kinds were left in their
fight. and fell into our hands, affordng our
officers much valuable information. Among
the papers was a telegram from jeff. Davis
| to the commander Of the Fort Informing him
Of the sailing Of the fleet, and that he knew
their destination to BE- Port Royal.
The whole surrounding country was seized
with a perfect panic.
The day after the fight the Seneca and
two other gun boats proceeded up to Beau
tort and found but one white man in the
town and he drunk. All the plantations up
the river seemed 10 BE- deserted except by
negroes who were seen in grea, numbers.
They seized all the letters in the Post Ofi-e
az Beaufort.
= - f.. ~ on1 49,, a.,.I,.
Ia,''I .n "' l,,JG,.baI Nv 49, r. F..
were tut little j. i1red but the rebel, could
10. stand the exp oHon of our biz she'll.
CO., ~. .t,;- ."' f.r,. aoao - ~oor
n o," n, ,, IN D..,aonor : e
r.. ho,., ,-o,,. a.: WIZ y-er. .be f-..
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14
STATE OF VERMONT.
By FREDERICK noLDnoox, GOVERNOR.
A PROCLAMATION.


Until the coming of that blessed King
dom, when the wifi shall dwell with the
lamb, and the leopard shall lie down with
the kid. and the calf and the Young lion
and the failing together, and a little child
lead them human life. whether indivd
ual or collective, must be conflict, and
its achievements the result Of tolls, trials,
fortitude and faith. The discipline Of adj
ve-sity. rather than the softer influences Of
prosperity, give, character and power to a
people. A the most precious o1ors ex-
hale their choicest fragrance when incen-
ced or crushed, so a people, cha'tened by
adversely, develope their finer and nobler
qualities, acquire fortitude to bear with
lofty cheer the trials by which themselves
and institutions are proved. and energy to
surmount difficulties and triumph over
evil. 1t was through danger, a,d difficult
ties that our fathers first made a lOlg,nent
on the shores of New Englanl and amid
diScouragement, priva;ion, and sorrow-,
which would have overW hclmed the spirit
and shaken the faith of other men. that
they instituted and observed dly OF Pub
lie 'rhatl-1i,;pr and p-,i..
~ r ,,' =. .,,-. .'' t..,,. .;.,.,..o,
cc> to IL. IN" s"a-o7 o. the vcar, and a
cl-tom honJrrd by time and sanctioned
by rc'i-jpn. call tor Il day OF Thus<.iv-
ing. IL ob.dIrnce the.cto. aud that we
ma} cise united expression 10 our gra.:-
tuI.. do appoint TIlU}SD W. THE
TWEEN I-EIGUIU OF NOYEM BER
I%Sr .,I..'ll. ,....'l i.,..,t... ..,.l. -.
,li. S..t. ~, l,.. of ;T,..L' ,,,,n, f.,
AIn;.J, Cal. anil i,,i,.. ,L.-r, - .J.
s,,;u l., ,,.,,.,l ......,I.... 49,,
,h,, div onJ o..,,,,,,,. o., ,,..r. ..,,,.,.,o.,.
,5 nI.,.,., or v,r.lj, f, o,f..,. - linn IN.
scry,ra IL PRAYER p,,i., anil tn, L..
,,;,.i.,, ,, t..,.,.,,l.,..-. 80. ,i,.. f.li
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Z F-n,,;.,(I,. h., ',,r r7.,.i ,o.,.:u..,o
pressed. that ut the f.,t note of al,rn. tie
jovaI American ota nro.e..i,,. ,ur.u;f.
palti.s nnd opinion, 50 simultaneously
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14
East Ten, ....ee Uaion Men ni.ia..

BIlfimOre. Nov. II.
The Inqni fer's special dl-pttch from Fo''
Monroe saws that The Union men OF r. ,rI
Gennesse ia ye burned nun brr OF Railroaa
bridges and tclegrA. h lines To- prevent ia,
transportafiol = of troops. One bridge ni iw'
hundred feed span va, ,le.rro,eI on S.rur.
day on the East Tenn. s,,.e railro.,l. Fnut
structures dn the line north e Knox.ill.
were emrir1y dos r"y"d 4 v"ry hes,,
wool-n bridge. n Charleston. B,adi,.v COM
~ was dcsiT pycd on tie cvt iirg Ut F,ida,
Is.
Charlesfo Fn j. - NH. southwest Of X ,ox
Will. and ~in,ains 200 inh ..,iran,s. Ihi- ac.
ton Of fhe Union m-t, will convince. il,. go,
errm.nt tnAr T. 81 r, nn-..,... will redeem IT,
self If an opportunity od-r..
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14

MEXICAN AFPAIRs.-A gentleman
holding a high position in Mexico ha- Just
arrived at Washington with important in
formation which he bas laid before the
Governm INT. from the west coast OF Mex
leo and Sonora. II APPEAR. the whole
west coast Is greatly excited at the con-
templated intervention of England. France
and Spain. in their affair. and they have
"pplird 10 our Government 10 know wheih-
er the Government will sustain their stand
against the intrigue- OF Spain. The relel
agents are now very buy in tina, section
of Mexico. They have thu far found lit
tie sympathy, the p~ople nearly all favor
ing the Federal Government This j.
also the q l>e in all the Safe. Throughout.
Mexico. The rrb~l-, however. had u-el
fitttcring promises, aud Offer to make any
kind Of treaties. and to aid them with
money.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14
TO G0gIstVaEdenIs,

BE pefjc~ ear b. taken Of sDcns mons rormuni
$stepF We nU,t 81 OW the m A. d ard e.s ut
ear eoIfesI G' nts es arantee ~ coed sith -
We csuuot NJ d. rfik- to Tttucn re 'rt-d romUuui-
estitHs aId ifthe writers wish 30 pr Frire - eu,
ID e. BHu.t tsk~ 4 cory before feIdiu. II lem ID" US
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14

EOwLES I1IE AND uUMuE 1UiE. su-.
: cnte scr D. Iii x. Bi"nH sua u li.stg Ti'e-,
Scrnin's. Ssii tsh-ufn. ana ri+s>- o t'- - 10
bottle "Arrn"t"d o. zoo aW a - il not D-s
a'e r ETtcCLARIN nsQphatEb r FkFUAb Iuz
EONKY athtlN ug- hnfrlr- ga n tlyu.hhn r~turAr.t.
at'n r-r Y-F- rntii me Fi-'uA. huhnr-l- 80 let
q r sod ceTf 'zis- nos the p-''itr st2rS
tsr-ion. u llet "a Ice 49, rp'u AI's. ica'ln s-n
Tor - cnlaF, frepi~e'i b. llrrry - t1W'r, thrin.
H.. II IrmSr $. "o.tou. = ID ~ - irsggtt -
Cerl,i"a'e1 with each bottle Free, : / pvt LVtile
=. sluUb
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14

AprOIN7MENT.-Jamos ). Dudley, son
Of Peter udl"y, Esq, of this place, has
been appointed ~ Lieut.. in Company q,
81 Regiment Of Artillery, U. :. A
Manchester Journal.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14

The ExPKNsEs or Few FAMDrs
WAEs.-'the war preceding thr treaty
OF Ry,wick. OF 1907. cost sl3J.000 000.
The Spanish war of 1913 settled tor at
AK IA hapellr cost S27O0OOOtO
Th= war Of Spanish Succession cost
S3I1 cocoon.
The treaty Of Pari, in 1863 ended in a
bloody struggle. which cost S5GO000ODy.
The war Of American Independence
cost England and tai. country SJ3O,OUO,-
600.
The war against the fr.t Napoleon,
which began in 1903, and ended in 1873.
COS. the extraordinary amount Of $780,
900. 900.
The Crimean war cost S84.O00.00O.
The last Italian war. mot including
the ho>iilities between Victor Emanuel.
GaribaIdi, Bomba, &c cost $4,000
900.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14

Those who are about furnishing their
dwellings with Carpets, arc referred TO the
advcr isement in our paper, of a large bank
rupt stock now being retailed by the New
England Carpet Co, Of Boston.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14
superi.r~na~n, Killed.
Itnrs,illn My ID

II iItstIIIt, NUN. T.
Butler D. Abbott, Superintendent OF he
Cincinnati, Nllmrg on aud Ilncs,ile Bail
road, was instantly killed near Lancaster
last night, 10y striking bridge.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14
Pirate Sumter Captured.

Washington. Nv. II
a family letter la, been r,c,iy,d here
da'.sl o.. Rilh. or board Tie fri-at~ Saui.,,
oil Calves 20. conforming The r,port Of thr
capture Of 20: Psrlf. > iurer.
The wrirkr -ay, sh- WIS a. ,u.h; IN her oRu
trap. hasin /. il sreiu., mi,'o'k 'n'' Of OR
gun boats jpr = merchant yr-s'.l, aud start. q
in ursutr. Whrn the gun boat had drawn
her out Tar en5ush, she turned and iuu her
ashore.
| Her OIL ers AMI crew aie pii,olcrs On
board the Niagara.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14
The Belmont Battle.

Cair". II. NOtember Il.
Cen. G-an'. in ti> off tai report # the
Brlmont hattlr. SAYS that he had but 500
men. His hos is about 81 killed anil $50
wounded, aud about an cq1I number are
missing.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14
Custom, HOUSE at Norfolk Rurnr.

The Custom IIause at Norfolk is said 10
have been burned on Sunday night last, to-
gether with large amount of reboi Stores.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14
Shipment Of Ordnance stores.

New York, Nov. IS.
ORDERS rrc,ivc'l go d.v i;'r shipment Of
ordnance sores TO Font R.H al TO Toe 10, ward
cd ia m''lia Nv.
The Su,q-c.ennah Ind three men wound
cd
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14

"a Cha<. c. Sp:.lding Major of the 9Th
Vermont Regiment has been appointed 1t
Lieutenant OF Company D, The uydepark
Company Capt. Benton.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14
Terms az the Herald

TFor the lSEi spE III t'"H" tt's t"rms Of srb
SeTiksin9, so she a. raid fh's- tiir ontN tr"S
Ul.h li"h tie Iiss$d car " VI, cured ~ ~. -"d
30 dsvsEti'B in snS csse Sill D. "s'+ th.i -ir''"
We have 30 r1eY d. u is'Tn ris 'st%~ Util tt
given. agcLt il sutLOrIzsd u make conflicting
xoAuaCte.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14
DOINGS AT THE CAPITAL.
rPrCm Oh, Sp'cisl Core pond,ntl
Montpelier, Nov. II, 1881


committee on claims on the bill giving hlr.
Powers an extra allowance for ''hope long
deferred" came this forenoon iato the Sen
ate. The majority report by Senators
Upham and Taylor Is lad on The ta1lc /
and the minority ordered to he printed
his last Is from The pen OF Senator kob- /
bins though sanctioned ny Mr.. Beil from
the House. 1t gives DIR. Powers tar |
chance Tor his HE nm sure. Mr.. Hob
BINS has outdone himself III the lo5'c ana /
execution q the report ana MS candor
uoes "u'" 'o"a'u "'"N'''@ OUT It Cit
but ne Is on 'i'e wrong sac anu "he,"er
nc h'o"S " OF ''o' Is ''.'u'''@ HIS a'u 10
''c S'"''heT "l '',o>c WHO "'c running our
treasury I".y -'ou' ""''u''h uo''', - H. !
cc'p''" III ,"'i - NC i'>t 'e''' '"' ''"'"
ou"''t |" a'i"" MN. Nhu WIZ" i'o" i'c
comes III '"t his W"'oWS 'h''d o' t"en'F
seven ,'uh'''c'' oo''aF' more 'L'"N It
would nave been better Tor inc ota'f II
1t had obtained an early divorce from MIN.
am willing 10 have the State ''euomt 10
the powers that DC tut not 10 the fo"-
crs that won q nc'
he Judiciary committee report that IN
their OPINION the appointment OF judge
Poland should be ratified by the L"G'sl',
inre hrrau'" made !" AN emergency and
III good tmti' on tn" part OF the Governor
but that they see no need ct continuing
the office any longer and that the Cover
nor t'an-arted hl9 constitutional authors
ty IN appointing hIm. The Legislature
douOil's> vii adopt this report and drtray
the expenses OF Governor Fairbanks
agent thus far but no farther.
The report Of ,he committee to which
was referred the report of General Davis,
the remon-trance of Col. Whiting, Col.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14

e. Williams Panorama Of the War
will visit Rutland in short time.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14
Fort Mnnroe. Nov. Il.

A fig of .rncc WAS cent 20 No, folk VI ,ter-
day. |, brought 10 additional tidinss iiom
the fleet.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14

CEI>TADUEO-> FNcEL~iDN DIE
an th- e.'ntr Gr--rUt- 't ~ --t es''Hc RE
c-i''is- T. iis. i---n a"als 2 4 ~ ~ 'FIiTON.
80 fsId ~ rh- hr.' at "nr r. I-riHn-F'sl i'' ga
isr- sud i-s s'~s 10 d 'ti- ti'sf ti,lh az ~ 4
rIOus en-er int" ~ .t"pr-fI Tot
DISQUALIFIED APPROVAL
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liste std tie nn-- ira'ufsi d trs8sT cur =,
Sc gig-' u i'm n-u-% q r-tis~ ADD fii- are
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"'"-- r. CEi=T DOi.U ~. C As.or uvusr Sew
\ era. lUs
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TIE fuliovitg' IS p Itt OF Ag.n's for the raiiy
Tffa'd. tfwh'I ccpies can D." prn"nred aud who
SIS aufks 7 2 10 receive tsr,iption-:
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-14

nLI.rAnnrn.. ENctLeInN d.

IIuudrels ~ h-ti. oi hatr-te r.i ID hr 'hs ne q
dei-ter o'is de. Tor h.ch tci-nIlic ag'hoTity
respOhstse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-12
Southern News Items

LOUISVILLE, June 10 The Picayune having
denied the statement in regard to the i'm pressment
of British subjects into the Confederate army the
British consul at New Orleans in a letter cor
robOrates Mr.. RussPll's statement
The Petersburg Express of the 9th, has an ac-
count Of the fght at Newport News, between 1870
Louisianians and Duryea's regiment, in which
the Zouaves are reported to have lost a great
number, while the Louisianisns lost only two
among whom was Col. Dec roissey.
The recruiting OF. Ger for tue Southern Confede-
racy acre, states that 900 men have left Kentucky
for the Confederate army within fifteen days, and
that during that same time the Federal enlist
ments have not reached $50.
LouIsvILLK, July IL In the Kentucky Circuit
Court to-day, In the case Of the Louisville and
Nashville Railrad, Judge Muir decided in favor
of the right OF the Federal government to inter
dict freight going to the South.
The Courier gives notice to the authorities Of
Tennessee OF the Intended shipment OF guns 10
the Union men Of Tennessee, and names the
route 10y which they will 90.
Lieut. Crittenden, son Of Hon. John c Critten-
den denies in card published in the Democra,
that he has Joined the COnfederates.
The RiCnmond Enquirer states that Major
General Folks command will comprise the land
and water defense from the mouth OF Red river
up to the northern boundary Of the Confsds,aeu
This appointment supersedes Gen Pillow
The Mobile Tribune says that the sum Of sICO =
600 was due the Confederate troops at Pensacola
on the LIST instant.