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Ottaha frte CRATER
LOCAL. MATTERS
Strawberry Festival.

The ladies of the Episcopal Church pro-
pose to give Strawberry and leo Cream
Festival, at Light Guard Hall, or 1h"'sudy
Egsning of merit week, June goth. Besides
the usual refreshments on such an oceasion'
there will be magnificent floral display
and patriotic vocal and instrumental music
by the first talent Of the city The pubic
are respectfully solicited to attend.
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Gperial u otires.

TIE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
IL continually peri, if she is mad enough neglect
Or maltreet these sexual irregularities which
thirds of her less subject.
DE- CHEESEMAN'S PILLS prepared from the same
formula which the inventor. CORNELIUS L. CHEESE
NAN. n d., OF New FORK. has Tor twenty years used
successfully In an extended private pracce-immedi-
aeIy relieves without PAIN all distu hances of the
r1odical dcharee, whether arising from relaxation or
suppression They act like a chakm in removing the
pains that accompany difficult immoderate mensTu-
alton, and are the only safe and reliable remedy Tor
1lushes Sick Headache, Pains in the Loins, Back auo
Sides. Palptaton of the Heart. Nervous Tremors hys
tsrics, Sp>sms. Broken Sleep. and other
dangerous effects of unnatural CONDITION Of me sex
Whitss, they effect \ speedy cure
TO WIVES AND NATIONS.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are offered as the only
safe OF ing interrupted menstruaton, out
LADIES KC.ST BEAR IN MIND
That on Rat r,p account If taken when the interrupt
zion arises from natural they will inevitably
prevent the expected events. This CAUTION Is ABB
SOLUTELY NECESSARY, for such is the tendency Of
organization that they inevitably the process
CESSATION
Explicit directions stGting 'rhen. and ,rhen they
sASuid not be a. will, each Box-the Price Dol
lar each Bor, combining 81 Pits.
ANalrahis Pamphlet. TO be ha free, OF the Agents.
Pills sesst by naa promptly by enclosing price TO any
Agent. Sold by druggists generally
Il. u. iUTCHINGS Proprietor,
90 a. dnr St, N<lc York
Sold in Ottawa by D. WALKER, E. Y. GRIGt'S, and
by Druggists ever, y here 2o-ly
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ARREsr--some ten days ago Detective
c. s. c. Crane Esq, received dispatch
from the sheriff Of Marshall County, des-
cribing and requesting him to arrest, .
man named Henry Coites charged with
being an accessory in robbing jewellers
store IN Lacon. Tho man was spotted at
the Mansion House, Where he had regis
tered his name as Henry Wells. By the
assistance of city marshal Reifsnytler, Mr..
c. accomplished his arrest about / o clock
on the same evening he received the dis.
patch. He was taken tn Lacon, where he
is held for trial.
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rr.uyesCou-7, s.cI;.I.

Avegetable Syrup, a>1 sovereign for the relief
and of Colds, Coughs, Asthma. Whooping Cough
Hoarseness, Bronchitis. Consumption, Sore Throat or
Dipthera Neural and Pain in the Breast 1t cures
cough with bad cold in night. Use 1t for child
rem when they are sick. 1t cures heir cold makes
then eathe and quietly and restores them
health without the sickenng effect of Anthony or
Ipeeae.
Sold BY Druggists in bottles &c. Soc, and 81 and
In Ottawa by E. Y. GRiGGS.
western Depot 240 South Clark St., Chicago. Orders
promptly attended to- Address,
deei-ly L. J. IVES.
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RETURNED SoIpIERs-Sergt. W. K. Stuart,
of Capt. I. C. Gibson's Company, Ottawa
Volunteers, returned to this city on Tues,
day, from Camp Hardin, in charge of 9 or
10 Of the boys belonging the Gibson COM
ranies, who have been sent home to re-
cover from severe sickness. We have as
certained the names of only a part of them.
These are, 'Thos- Reedy, Moses Barber,
VIM Morse, Theodore Pickens, Charles
Pratt, Henry -. Two others, whose
names wa have not learned, got off at
Tonica, and another, we believe, at La
Salle.
All these boys were quite seriously sick,
but are in the best hands, and will doubt
less, under the assiduous care of their
friends, soon be ready to return to duty.
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IMPORTANT ARREST IN LAcoS.-Detective
Crane and his assistants, on Saturday eve
ming last, arrested Jerry Favorite and Per
ry Sowards, two old and notorious coun-
terfeiters, whose operations have been
known for several years but who had
hitherto eluded arrest They were taken
in the act, with the dies, plates, and all
tho usual counterfeiting implements
They were turned over to the q. s. Mar
shall at Chicago
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CLOSING STORES AT s o'CLoCK-Our bust
ness men generally have cheefully gone
into the humane arrangementtoc close their
stores at SO cock in the evening Except
Saturday evening.) but in carrying it out
meet with an unexpeced embarrassment.
The ladies, in particular, appear to have
taken quite a fancy to doing their shop
ping in the evening, and happen around in
swarms generally just about the time the
weary clerks are facilitating themselves
thatthe happy hour for closing has arrived.
Of course they are too polite either by
word or sign to hint their disappointment,
but it subject them to the unpleasant
charge of violating an agreement which
they are anxious enough to keep to the let
ter Will the ladies in particular, as well
| as certain tardy gentlemen, consider?
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County Clerk.

Arthur Lockwood Respect nj announces himself Q
candidate for the Office of Clerk Of LaSale county.
We authorized to announce SAMUEL W RAYxoxr
a candidate for county clerk Of La Sale county .,
the next November election.
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

FiOur-Winter wheat, ~. 75a3 pr loo; spring y
extra, f2.25a25O; spring W tine 200.
Corn Xeat-5ia13c pr. 100
Hheat-Winter, COATS; spring. e7asoc.
Corn-Sheied, lSc for 60lbs; ear lSe 75lbs.
Cdts--l3c for 3s lbs.
Earley-2uc for 4S lbs.
Rve-4Cc
Timothy .>eed-sl.50.
Potdt0es-I5a2oc. p. bush.
Eg9s-5c.
E0Her--loallc.
CAT .>kins-5c. E'E
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HSECPE. -

" sr.IL CswARD--After a thorough trial by innu-
era bile living witnesses. iierrtk's Sugar CoHt-d Pills
have proved to be the medicine OF the This
Ay continues steadily Ia advance the estimation of
she world the best family medicine ;ntroduc ell
In all bilious dcra ngements they fail and
universal ca'hartic excel all others. Price %
See advertisement third page
oc1S-Iy w " CAPRoN. TrGrefir1 AGENT.
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ACCIDENT Charles Thomas, . farmer
living some miles north east Of Ottawa
On the Newark road, met with very Sc
rious accident on Monday, while csossing
the Fox River with a wagon and team at
the Aqueduct at Ottawa Before driving
into the river he had unchecked his horses,
and on reaching the opposite side, he got
out on the wagon tongue to check them
up, when the horses started. He became
entangled in the reins, was thrown under
meath the wagon, and SO badly bruised
about the head and shoulders that he still
lies in a critical condition.
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ALz-.ro such as love good ale, and we
are sorry to say their number in this city,
from the apparent quantity consumed,
must be legion, we are able to say, on the
assurance Of capital judges, that the arti-
Gle now made by Mr.. GEO F. ADAMS, the
new brewer at OReilly's Brewery in the
western part Of the city, is equal to any Of
the high sounding three x and four or
five X and "creanl" articles brought from
abroad Mr.. A. has been foreman in one
of the large breweries at Peoria for num-
Der of years, and claims to be au fat in
the business. Ifyou must drink ale, it is
certainly bad patriotism to send money
abroad for it when as good an article is
made at home.
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CARD.

4 CARD.
I'VE, the undersigned. consider It our duty t0reeom
w mend DR. NJ ZGNDER to the public in general. par
icu'ar'y to w.men and children In Ottawa and ycini
". we also hereby awe him our best thanks for the
g1od services he has done families.
r.. scnasns, ). A. Gorhach, J. n. Heating, p Deri.
=; r'er, Col. MeCsbe. Mich. Raab, Jos. Maier-
Io Az 'sIsesiu. e. g. Lu. Chr.
Toll A,o ecnseer, Greteaeord, c. Breil, J. J. Wei
Ter, D.. LEX, Brandherm, b. Hauptof Christ Peuer.
born, Eppler: JOS Klek. A. schreedsr. Mic. Hsthia
Rob WaEner. ~ 0edufdiR n. 6rssen erd sDl0 -
CuEAP BOOKS at
u jansS oRTors BOOK SzoRx
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Old settlers, Meeting Postponed.

Old Scttiers' Meeting Postponed.
Owing TO the backwardness OF the wi: h farm
ers and the excited state Of the public mind in regard
to the condition of the country, it is thought advisable
to postpone the annual meeting Of the Scce ~ till fall
CT the time and place due eotice will be given
C. e. MILLER, Sec. 10. GLOVER, Prss
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Undinc Attentin,

The members Of Cndine No 2, are hereby notified
to attend meeting for exercise Tuesday evening NJ
7o'clcck. II. WRITTEN For.,no,
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MA II r. lie ID

On the Sd inst, by Arthur lockwood. Esq, Nj BrK-
JAMix ArgISs Mrs. MARY T. AIxiEs, both OF the
town Of Maniius. s.
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SA WONDERFUL REMEDYya
FOR WONDERFUL AGE!
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills,

Warranted superior to any Pill before the public
Herrick's I'D Strengthening P2pSters
curs in five hours. pains and weakness of breast,
side and back. and Rheumatic complaints in equally
short period of time Spread beautiful white lamb
skin subjects the wearer to no Inconvenience,
and each will wear from one eek TO three months
Price lSL Gents
Herrickr Sugar Coated Pills and Kid Piasfers are
sold by druggists and merchants. in all parts OF the
United States Canadas. and South Amcri1a, and may
b obtained by calling for than by their full names
oclS-ly DE-. L. L. HEERiCK s CO, Albany, y. \.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10
FROM THE FIFTH REGIMENT.

4 correspondent Of walion's Journal,
writing from " Camp Advance, across Cham
Bridge, Va, Sept. 30 gives somes interest
ing particulars concerning the position Of
affair at. and in the vicinity Of the encamp-
ment lie says:
We a.e now well IN camp ar 'he above
named place and are surrounded by cncanp-
meurs on all sides. The ID and 81 arr w.th
u. and / understand the 4fh - Oh IL way 10
join IL, 20 that we shall all be encami,el to-
gether.
Our camp ground j. about half a mile
South Of the Potomac and probably or
miles from Washington City. > Or 6 mates
from Falls Church, which li-. directly 90 front
Of IL 10 the South. aHd | should fhiuk 10 or
u miles Northwest :roua Arlington Highs
The country Immediately back from fhe river
is very much broken. a. much 50 ! think A.
Vermont. a tar bark a, Fall- Church. ]
am 1od il l. more level. II J., all atogf q
a-A w,o 81 with OAK aud Pn~ though rhare
are n8sg long street.-The. Of hundred. Of ares
lid .ow bF the AK ga order H. 4lv- r4ngr Tor
canurn OF wii D fh.n. ar- air~ads ruoa-h
Ilau-,d 10 rake d these a.l- and sal-s
mot e.. esra-| -s~ q zoo. mary mile IN
either alr~ct5os.. 10 f.- -ol'h an3 + -. q
u- ant 81 Lla ,artI. at Egf u0r,. fhsm one
u..~ 'tele a. tori t.i 1s3.- IS ao,.'r kuoR
A9* u.alE L. gusr. Ct. .a. ! -uppo-- t.aT
o~ H.ore- 81. all sGna.t* ~ ns8 ro - Ogg
sntI,. ataa ...3 g.. au... toa- utg-r ras-,- that
j hsFr .,. ~a-: ..ahk a. many
sg~Te ...s-r... -. -aa- ..-. - "a ~snr- ] ID we
'a-.h o.. -t..- 8 ....:'t. $50 -..- so4 some idea
aga tat .t.ot- a.e b., 4.aa. H..D II a-aiagron,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10
MECHANICS WORK.

Best pair Boots, Joseph Billings, 50 I'd
best, Joseph Billings, 81.
Best specimen Tailors' Work, l. d. Cole,
81.
Best Single Harness, F. A. Stevens, 81.
Best Side Upper Leather, George Graves,
81.
Best Side Harness Leather, Geo. Graves,
81; I'd best do. J. Scott, 30 cents.
Best dressed Calf Skin, j |. Scott,
81: I'd best do, Geo. Graves, 90 cents.
Best three pieces CooperS Work, ii. Pei
sue, 81.
Best specimen Cabinet Work, Cramton,
Barrett & Nichols, SO.
Best five pieces Tin Ware,G. W. Warren
S..
Best specimen Blacksmith's Work, Per-
sons q Weeks, s..
Best Brass Castings, NJ. S. Richardson,
81.
Best single Pleasure Wagon, S. Terrill,
81.
Best Plow, Barrows 81 Graves, 81; I'd
Z. W. Gray, 81.
Best Cultivator, BarrOwS 81 Graves, 81.
Best Harrow. A. H. Post, 81.
Best Cheese Press, +. W. Gray, 81.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10
CHE gntlana Nerala.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10,

The UNION ARMY.-We may for
some idea of the immense number of I'm
ion troops in and near Washington from
the fact, stated by the National lntelli-
gencer, that one hundred and eighty five
regiments, besides many independent cav
airy regiments, rife corps, &c, have their
letters served regularly through the Wash
ington City Post office. Including Gen.
Banks column the grand army Of the Po-
tomac must now number nearly three hum
dred thousand men, and it is daily increas-
ing.
The Intelligenoer of Oct. I'd, also says
that by the weekly report it appears that
the whole number OF sick soldiers in the
several hospitals Of Georgetown and
Washington, wa, on the 9th of Scptem-
her on''y SO. This is very small pro-
portion Of sickness when the number
men in service i, taken into consideration.
On the other hand, the rebel army Is sui
f4rino severely from sickness.
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ITEMS

The latest Statement in regard to FOL
licoffer is that he has retreated from Bar
louisville, and taken position in the Dog
Mountains. He should feel at home
there.
The steamers Matanzas an Oriental, at
New York, have been chartered by the
government for use during the present
war. The government has also purchas-
ed on private terms the propellers Sene-
ca, Uncas and Sachem.
The town meetings in Connecticut for
the nomination Of candidates for town Of
fcers are nearly all called by Union men
without regard TO party. Here and there
an old Rip Van Wrinkle Democrat Is found
who claims that tie played out party Us
aces shall still be observed.
So great i the demand for the descrip-
ton Of canvas necessary for the constitute
ton of tents. that since the commence
ment OF the war the price has advanced
over 100 per cent.
Gun cotton ha- been found to decom-
pose under the action Of sunlight. even
when kept in tightly cIo-cd battle, leav-
ing a re-iluum Of delique-ccnt crystals
on the sides OF the glass.
THE WAR IN MI-sorBI.-A dispatch
| from Jefferson City announces Gen. FIRE.
mont'- arrival there. H j. yerr acti'r-
/ Is occupied and yariou- division com
mander- had interviews with him oa
! Wednesday. His programme j. laid ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10

1t Is reported that there are eight full
regiment- OF colored men. OF a thousand
men each. in Canada, and four more in
PENNSYLVANIA. whose services have been
offered TO the Government. The~e H.
900 men have not been accepted. but they
have not been refused. Official a,-uran-
ces have been given to them that their
service, may be- needed. and they have
been encouraged TO keep up their organi-
ZltiOn.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10

THE TRorrING March tor a purse OF
$50 upon the grounds OF the Rutland
County Agricultural Society, Friday we
understand was quite a spirited affair." and
was witnessed by a goodly number OF our
people. Owing to the recent rain The
track was heavy and in bad condition. yet
the parties all acquitted themselves salts
actorily. Only three horses were enter
ed and the purse was won by the black
mare, Country Girl owned by c. L. Stone'
as follows &C. L. Stone, bl. m. Country
Girl" , /. X Smith, b. 5. "Wood-
ruff Colt" l 2 = 2. NJ. Il. Mcdonald,
b. G., 3 3 3.
Time, 2.58 1-2, 300, 2.57 ID, 2.50.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10

HENRY CLAWS IDEA OF ALLEGIANCE.
II Kentucky tomorrow. unturlo the
banner OF resistance unjustly, | never will
fight under that banner. | owe a para
mount allegiance to the whole Uniom-a
subordinate one to my own State. - In
the Senate, 1880.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10

The Posi- OFFICE FINANCEs.--The eX-
cess Of expenditures over the Post Office
Department receipts for the fourth quarter
of the year 1860 was nearly o2,0Jo,0oo,
while the excess for the fl st quarter Of the
present year was $500, 00O-tne receipts be-
ing nearly S2,l97.OU0. The receipts in the
latter quarter exceeded those OF the former
by over $4,000.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10

A COOP DRUM.-They have drum
in the Ohio 9th regiment in Missouri,
which is carried by boy named Banks,
His grandfather beat it in the revolution
airy time-his father carried it in the
Mexican war, and it is third time made
available during one of our great histori-
cal epocLs.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10

Mr.. w. L. NICHOLS, quite well aud
favorably known as ''keturned Folun-
teer," has sent us a generous supply
of potatoes and tomatoes Of the finest
description. We voted for Mr.. Nichols
for Town Representative, and now we are
glad Of it.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10

1t is stated that DR.. Russell Of the London
Times was arrested at Wilmington, ILL.,, for
shooting game on Sunday, in contravention
of the Sunday law, and fined fifty dollars,
half of which goes to the school fund.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10

STRATEGICAL ADVANTAGES. - The
Was hington correspondent of the New
York World, in recounting the recent
movements in Opr army at Washington,
sums up the sub >tantial gain as follows:
And now w hat have We gained by al
terlng the entire plan Of our strategy, and
advancing beyond our ,trongholds 10 the
range 80 lately held by our enemy's out
posts and the unprotected country be-
yond: / see two advantages der. led
from the movement, and those Of a high
ly important nature. We now hold the
opening OF the turnpike reaching from
Fall, Church 10 Lee,burg, and if Nc
CleIlan should desire TO move large col
umn up the rive r on the Virginia side,
half OF it could proceed over this inlani
route, which utlite,. ten miles above. with
the direct road from Chain Bridge. In
thi, fnountainou. region the roads are few
and far between. and more than one j, re-
Guircd for the swift Transportation Of
heavy infantry and artillery torce-. with
proprr teams and equipments. A"aln. il
Gen. Bank corps d'0rmee j. to cro-- the
river at Lee-burg and the cn,my'~ left
flank. our adyar4.e here J. admirably post
cd for "A direct comparative movement
au:tiIl-t Li~ ccnttr r.. -iu... Vs.. hold tl,. three
roads lt-s.lin. inland au4 ilas.- "a wild, I5l sin
behind IL for IL accumulation auI prop
er nlauu-rriu2 bt re.itorrrHIel.i-.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10

IMPORTANT CHARTER OF STEAMERS,
The N W York Express says it is I'M
der,tood that the agents of the govern
ment have determined to charter every
available steamship in that port for imme-
diate service. Three steamers in the Ha-
vana trade have been taken up, also two
Of VanderbiIt's steamers, and two of the
late Collins line. 1t is said that fourteen
steamers in all have been already secured.
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FINE WOOL MINED SHEEP.

- -
FINE WOOL MINED SHEEP.
B,,chs , yeo.S mn o,,d I1onoo,ds
Fnr hast hncI, two yoar. oIJ and nm
,,,ord.--1s - rroro;,p, cf % to Newell
IooI,or Costloton "a otnH " Tester
p,tanI
m,
11"c%" - 90, D,'' 20
12'1I t C: '"' o,' -. 81 5'i Nv mno,1
~ = ''i p,'I,nJ D "I', C G !
p,,ti i,,'l'' '''''' ' - - - mum
B"ch LombS
best hHch E"iIlo' ISL premium ., - ~ /.
h''noAi' IH'r'h'eh ~, i" - .'e"JI' .
Hooker. 1"~'i.''A ''o' 10 H. lA''ii'''i''
Vial 'i'''''''
""5' - /|4'%, ~,
ondcn
Hrs ! Etrr~
I>t premium. - 10 Ne"'i llo @s OF
t"~"rl" "a = 10 - N,'i'.'"'i n % |!.'j'''
"''' '''''
'''S' - ''' . 1'''''9 ., j.
Isl premium =, 70 ''r'\r i 1 lI %
hutIaild "a : 10 - h''ho"''' u O5''i '''-
10" ''' - ,. ->.n,'' -, 'l r.r,T S,n;,L
,,a+,-nr ,tIir.. r,,,orr .. q premium on five
ln,ra. and f. II " Lester uatent office.
r.,,orr for his nrn Of ) ewes.
U.,luo Eues
Gil,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10

Appo1N. MENr.-Wm. Moulton has been
appointpd Postmaster at asteton, vice.
G. Buell.. who for nine years has heid the
place.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10

Best Ok Yoke, A. A. Shippy, 81; I'd
best, p. A EDDY, 81.
Report to Robert Neal for specimen of
Boots.
Report to Joe l B. Harris Agent, for
specimen of PlOws.
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Butter.
1st premium to NJ. D. Harrington, So;
Cd to X. G. Allen, 81 Sd, j. 5. Holden,
s. 80; 4th, to- E. w. Aldrich, So; 9TH,
to NJ. Pike, 81 80 9th, to f. Eastman,
So; 9Th, to f. Nelson, 81 30; 9Th, to
Henry Webb, S1,O0 Report to Z. L.
Holden.
Cheese.
1st premium, to W. Billings, 50; ID to
n. B. Smith 81 Sd, to Henry Hayward,
SO 30; Attn, to Robert Hopkins, 50; 9TH
to J. Fuller. 81 30: 9Th, to A. ID. Smith,
s. 9TH, to Willard smith, 81 30; Sth.
to Alonzo Kelley, Sl.OO. Report to Job
Green.
EEGETk BLES & FRUIT.
1t premium on Seed Corn, W. d.
Nar.b 81 ID 2d. DO. p. A. Eddy. 81:
81 do. f. Eastman. 80 cts. 9Th do. A.
Barnes, - Ct.
1st premium on Potatoes, +. d. Nher-
man; - ~ hr~t' IL: I. Amen; : 81
a. = i : -, ' 5@ ~, b., - Pars,o,.-
/ W;n.I,w - rr-
1t premium on Cabbagc-. Porter
Howc,9I 90: u do Mr. Harriet Strong,
/ % 'l-. D,... vn..,..,.
=, on. 80 .I,'' 1r.tn. Nrwr,n. - 49,.
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FROM TIE SOUTH.


FROM TIE SOUTH
\ letter from Fortrr-- Monroe makes
,h.. following. statement. whirh T. good if
true :-..Ot 1l... ..xi-rsir,. in Norfolk. not
ors.v 81 'l- Union continent. hur OF "a II
ION l-aglr. nave ifdl-i,uiab.@ proof
Evri4 thrre thu American tiag. the true
lar aud -tri1r-~. +. allowed 10 XII. the
brr~zr and 1nr glad 'ye- Of hundreds 10
r.--t ,a IL; IT,. Union l,-s,gus ia that city
j. st a--oriaiion of active. true hearted
youmg men. and -o NUMEROUS and 20 def
ant ha- the organization become. tnat
On. Huger doe not dare 10 interfere
~Ith it. le,t II provoke a revolution
Th-r,, arr. hundred, of Union m-n 10 the
r,-b,l army. and like them. hundreds Of
cir.Z~r- dar- not DO Otherwise than shout
.or the rebel ION when they cur-e II IN
their hesrt-. Or iAi~ stale of thing in
Norfolk 'iiere J. no doubt. though a t''mpo-
raw r.--ide1t ihrr- would -caroeiF find Il
out. II i tar TO argue tine same thing IN
other places.
4 gentleman direc, from Richmond
confirms the accounts of the IN treatment
ID. abe. nrl-or,r-. lie rr1srp-.-raf- tl.e cast Of
Lieut.. Seldom it, paf-irularl, hard. lie
j. confined in "a -raall r,o.n OYER lhe sinks
a,d n4- suffered Ia ~aru au rN1eur that he
will pnabaa.s ...,-.. Aa- r,~s~on. The most
brutal %. ra,. attirrr- sa raar-,- OF the prs
/ a....~- gsrr- ra.-. Tola. Mr.. Lincon's
/ .r,,0..r. ss..l ,,... Wiul.--. r..e brother OF
a... Wn.~r naa i,. r,y.tiuDnlout "a, Fort
/ Lafayette. I"..4 '- -'irh 81 brute that 4@
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10

Best Ok Yoke, A. A. Shippy, 81; I'd
best, p. A. EDDY, 81.
Report to Re bert Neal for specimen of
Boots.
Report to Joe b. Harris Agent, for
s ecimen of Plows.
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-10

DEowNED.-Mr. lines. an lrl-lnlan'
SOM mA or -IAty year, ot age. oi 1A'
tl.lol. Icll "a lroc acro-, a-lietou rFe''
aaa sshlir trimming of iiI- limbs. iell lii'
fl. ....un aud ma- drowned on Thurs
day of lat week.