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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-27

@ CHEAP.-Must De run on during the comihS
week, 100 Heavy Quilted Skirts, for Ladies, AT 81
each, not the cost Of material which they contain,
savs the cost for making. HOOP SKIRfs-Ho0P
and bas h9Sp Ss 6es, watch
elsewhere. Come and see. CAC1 Us SKIRTS.
CACTUS sKIRTs-2oo Cactus Skirts, with steel
Only 50 cents each MoEEEN SKIRTS, MoREEN
SKIRTS, at less than half price--l0o MoIeen
skirts to be off for 81 each, a real bargain
The only place to buy cheap skirts is ri
NUMBER FORTY-0NE an Main St,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-27
BY Chas. T. Worthan& Co., Amot'rs.

BY ChaS. i. " 0ttHum = Wi n "Ot To-
CARGO OF NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND
u MOL ASSES AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY,
eth Feb'y, at our Warehouse, on the Dock, com.
mencing ut IL clock or directly after the sale q
Coffee by Messrs. Crenshaw x Co we Will sell
the cargo per schooner Julia Maine, direct HON
Attakapss, La, consisting Of
2e7 hhds. prime to choice N. o. SUGAR,
sl5 bbls choice n o. MOLASsES,
10 tierees choice Q. MOLAssES,
p half bbls. n. 0. M0LASsES.
Will also be added, the cargo per schr. Genl
Marion, direct from Matanzas, Cuba, consisting
Of
Iss tierces Cuba MOLASSES.
TERMS GF SALE.-For all sums under 4i00, cash.
Slo0 four months credit, for approved negotiable
paper. CHAS. T. WORKMAN CO.,
Re 2p-td AuetIrree
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-27
AUCTION SALES
THIS Day.


BY Crenshaw r. Co.. Auct's.
Ousr RAGS KIO COFFEE AND 500
=. III BBLs. PERPENDICULAR AT AUCTION;
On WEDNESDAY, 9Th February next, We wiz
sell at our Warehouse on the Basin, the balance
Of the cargo Of COFFEE from Rio do Janeirc, per
bark Fannie Crenshaw, consisting Of
2,i5l bags RIO COFFEE, In double sacks.
WILL BE ADDED
500 barrels REFINED SUGAR, consisting ~ Don
Bile Refined Loaf, Cut Loaf, Crushed and Pow
dered. and A and White Soft, G Extra and
Yellow.
AEThe sale will take place promptly at iOi o. elk
A. T.. to give the trade an opportunity Of attend
ing Messrs. e. r. W0RrBAM CO. sale or Sc
GAR and MOLASSES.
TERMs.-Under 4loe, cash over siee, monthA'
credit; paper to be made satisfactory to sellers.
EY-sale Of Sugar will be conducted by g. 7.
WoRrHAM Co. Ie ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-27
IOUSEKEEPING GOODS HRIsITAN i.

HOUSEKEEPING GOODS HkisIIAN &
III LATHRUP would invite particular attention
to their stock of Goods for Families and Plants-
lion use; Linen sheeting. in io.4, "a, and l?-4;
Linens at Csc, 37c. and Soc; Table DsInask- and
pamask Napkins; Hnck, Bird, Eye. AID Scotch
India Dimity: Checked Cambrics; Heavy White
Cambres and Jaconets; Fianuels, Blankets. and
Cassineres; Cotton sheeting and shirtings, or
Goods--such as 81 Mouselaines, Poplins, Bumba-
zines, Tamise Canton Cloth. English Grape, Grape
and Lace Wells. Also, large stock OF Velvet,
Brussels, ThIee-ply, and Ingrain Carpets, all Of
which will be sold at prices TO suit the times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-27

~ DRY GOODS AT REDUCED FRIC Es.-Fo be
prepared in the best manner possible for whateyer
may be the result of the present political excite
ment, We offer our entire stock Of Goods at re-
duced prices. The stock Is large and better than
it has ever been before a, this season. Carpets,
Cloaks, Dress silks, Poplins. Rips, Merinoes,
short every variety OF Dry Goods, at very reduced
prices. Our customers may expec; bargains. Ia
the close Of the season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-27

49, FOR RkNi-UHe vi the ba,; located
.s; stands in the city fer RESTAURANT,
A-A CONFECTIONERY or GROCERY, situated
IN Main street. in the most business part Of the
city. 20 good tenant the terms will be mod
crate. Address immediately Box Gt5, Richmond
Post Once. fe 2S-5tk
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-21
AN OUTSIDE VIEW OF THE GAINS OF
SECESSION.

Th. London Saturday Review thus concludes
an aae aud very impartial article upon 8" The
motives 10 Secession" After Iemarking upon
the pDbable proat to the poor whites OF the
Souts in tres trade and cheap niggeIs," the wri
Ter SAYS
Ald yet one might have thought that even the
strong appetite TOR gam wound hardly have
blinded the white meu ot the southern States to
the grsaI loss aud The great risk which they are
about y incur 10 our minds the loss would
,eeIn . lie 50 enormous as lar 10 Uu.wei b any
ptcumary gam hey wound at Uuce cease to
0eiyu. 10 Ode Of Ene greatest nations Of the
~0rll, uhd sink mo members Of u coLIyaratYsI,
81 ali ~Iite viii no history, nO rrnJwu, no pres.
uge A tn tradulyns Juat gather round the
great NJtu american people, aud OF whIch 'hal
people .a~ been proud, would cease TO be
iHeIrs But II patriOtIC pf lde does not sway them
stI se csuLCt AeIp Sun4eTlug al LueIr readiness
" Iu,ur Lie heavy iaXatUu WHO separate CON
lris!4ry must eLIaIl / val be necessary fog
theul to ualut4,u Il Ct aud an army, unless
L9et cuUU-e 10 be eXi osej ~ suI.s iTUln their
.loiIl-rn nei, LbOr. Tue ~hO.e uJsL OF The ciyil
administrator, hitherto divided between the
Nvr.h auI LIE SUulh, viii tall upon them. But
more luau ali ths, there Is the risk that should
eva war break cat, the negroes IN ght take ART
"a It a. aIpst tiIe.r ruastrT, aud tnGI IN any case
tHe ighbUThOOd vi n tree ~tate, whUse enmlIy
10 sl4vrTy has Gu iLh .ined BY these dIssensIous
,,Ili r,Luer InsubJrdinauOu aud desertiOus lar
more frequent among the slaves.
NJ e'eut Di our U"n day has been half so won
dCrlul a. Tie unc before Us. Who JTtOyi couId
have believed that III the nInelre.th century d
new site should be UIganlzeJ, by the grandsons
OF ErsiI,hnen. solely on the prlucipe OF uresery.
M ard extending d oysIem Ot slavery A more
tsnobe GasIs Tor er, al cVnlederacy II Is imuos
stole 10 CONCEIVE, nor one the lUug run more
piecanous. The permanent remuneration of
sUuuG principles and sound Jaws must in due
une brHg rum. No great Career can be bef,re
the sJut-eru States, bound Iogethersoiely bv IN.
tie U having working Cas- Of negro bonds
men, A,survdly 1t Will be the northern ccufpd
erac,, bias, Il Oh The ptIu,iPle Of freedom. with 4
pOll,y uItalnted by crime, with free working
class OF white nen, that Will be the one to 20 on
aud prosper, and become the leader OF the Me-
Word.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-21
FROM WASHINGTON.

Among the appointments recently made are
the following: Elijah Crosby of New York,
minister TO Guatemala; DIR. Thomas OF Dubuque.
Iowa, minister TO Bogota David X. Carter Of
Ohio. ex NJ. c., governor of the territory OF Col
orado.
Messrs. Crawford and Forsyth, southern CON-
missioners, are said 10 entertain strong hopes OF
preserving peaceful relations between the two
governments, by judicious diplomacy. Gov.
Roman, the third commissioner, did not reach
Washington until the present week, he having
been detained by illness.
The president and cabinet had the southern
difficulties Reconsideration for two hours on
Saturday, without coming 10 any conclusion.
IL is authoritativey stated thst no foreign born
ciizens will be appointed 20 leading diplCmauc
stations in Europe. Mr. Seward is immoYable
on this point
Green Adams Of Kentucky has been appointed
sixth auditor Of the treasury.
Charles Francis Adams is reported 70 have
accepted the mission 10 France.
G. A. Hall Of the District of Columbia. is sp-
pointed special post office agent for Maryland
and Virginia.
The Senate, on Monday confirmed Benjamin
VI. Trumbull receiver of public m0ney al
Omaha, Nebraska territory, and ex Congressman
VIM. A. Howard postmaster Of Detroit, Michi-
gan.
VIM s. Thayer OF New York was nominated
| for consul general 10 Egypt, and Patrick j. DI-
vine as consul at Cork
Doctor L 1che Of Indiana has been appointed
chief of the agricultural bureau Of tie patent
office.
Some Of Mr.. Corwin's friends are endeavoring
| 10 induce him 10 accept the Mexican mission.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-21
CONCERT.

The Concert, by Mr.. Sabin's class, announced
last week for Tuesday evening next will be given
onWednesd4y evening instead Owing to circum
stances which coald not be controlled, Mrs. Lit
lie "iI not assist, announced Bal other ar.
lists equally attractive have been engaged by
Mr.. S, who will not fail him.
Prof E. II. Frost, with Miss Ncli- Broader,
will be here from Bos on. Mr.. Frost as a tenor
IS acknowledged TO be second to none in Boston,
while Miss Broader's popularity as a vocalist il
circles where she is known, warrants high antic
patio Is for musical treat IN the solos she will
sustain. Beside these artists, Mrs VI E Wit
ney and j j X mhaIi the former as pianist, IL e
after as ba~so, will take d part in the concert
Mr. Sabin will be assis cd by these same per.
sons in Brandon on rnarsd,y evening, and Slr.
Thomas IN M'ddIebury on Friday.
Arrangements have been made with the Rut
land & Burlington r. R. Co. to carry fol fare
one way.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-21
NOW AND THEN.

There are few of our readers who remember
the events of the Mex can war, that will forget
the charges made upon Gen. Scott at that time
in regard to his datoriousness a slOwness OF
action morally. From the first day of the as
semblng of the troops upon Lobos Island, TO the
hour of the final capture Of the city of Mexico
Gen. Scott was assaulted from enemies without
ami within the administration, for slowness OF
action-bat notwithstanding the fire of his foes
ia the rear aud that of his enemies in front,
he made an entire success from the storning OF
Vera Cruz to the capture of the Halls OF the
Montezumas
We see like disposition in certain quarters
10 find fault with the present administration, at
the present time, for the reason that the Execu-
tive does not do at once what it is impos sibie TO
do with the means now in his hands. We are
asked daily and hourly, why is not this thing
done2 and Why not that We have only TO say
in regard TO these questions, that We have as yet
full confidence in honest Old Abe and his cabi-
net, and as we believe Gen. Scott managed the
Mexican affair quite as vel: as would most of
those who found fau with hin then-sO do we
now believe that the present officers of the ship
of state will work the vessel qnite as we'll as
would outside advisers, were they placed at the
helm.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-21
For the Herald
MILL CARY.

At meeting of the Allen Grays, Brandon,
VT, March 10Th, 1861, Lieut.. X. r. Drake rre-
siding, ex Captain a. S. Cooke was unanimous
ly elected Captain ex-Capt. Chase LIST Lieut..
and 6, N. Briggs I'd Lieut.. We cheeriully con,
graduate the Grays upon the above selection OF
officers. They are N IN who will in our opinion,
add mach to the already achieved reputation OF
the Grays as citizens and soldiers,
The following is the newly elected and ap.
pointed Field and Staff Officers of the first
Regiment V. V. M;
Col. c. H. Joyce, Nor'hfeld; Lieut.. Col. R
r, Drake, Pntsford; Major, Z. S. Hayward, ),
Rutland Adjutant, W. II. Boynton, Mortified
Qrarter Master, L. A. Morse, Rutland Pay
II aster, Nj. J McManus, Rutland Surgeon, DR.
Edwin Porter, Northfeld; Chaplin, L. H.
Stowe, N,rt field Sergeant Maj1r, c. Carpen.
ter, Rutland Quartermaster serg't. E. s. Dana,
Middlebury; ASST Surgeon, w. A. Childe
Pis.sf0rd.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-21
BY TELEGRAPH.
,...,., D.D...s t. tn. Rutl.a4 a.r.IdL. REID Opera.
FROM WASHINGTON.

The Seceders Claim NsU HsricO - Their
Plot against the u S. GoUernment-Ra-
mored Evacuation Of Fort SuHter-Forf
Pichsns Prepared to Resist any Attack.
WAsHIsGroE, March 90
The Southern Confederacy lays claim 70 the Terri
tory OF New Mexico.
sout bern government a grant of !snd there.
Developments have recently BEEN M de here wfich
show the great of the plot OF The se>esi0nisis
against the United States Government.
The plans of the Leaders deliberately laid snd
had II not been for the mmense Union vote cast b. the
people of Virgins, TenBe-sse aud Missouri much
greater success won have attended the project Of
dividing the confederacy
IL now apl ears that n considerable number of
Washington officials not before suspected were deeply
impli ated IN the plot.
wa actually evacuated this forenoon.
1t il ais announced that Fort Pickens has been re-
lieyed and Il in condition TO resist any attack that
can be made by the rebels.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-21

Hon JAMES BARRETT, Chief Judge
Hon. ALAssOS ALLAN, [ Assistant judges
hon. EBhhkZEK tIsHEK,
Norman I. BIIuiuall u. Oar. * w. K. X. Co
Action on tile cas- asaiust the Deieud<uts a.
common carFieIs IUr Tue IUss vi d GUX y goods
delivered 10 Deits, ~ be o. Inem Cattle from
Saratoga SPA. to CastetOu, aud there ~ be dc.
liver 10 tue & ". L Il. 90. Verdict lJT
The Defendants ~ r cover their cost.
Perpomt q NIcuO!s, Briggs u Nichols, II
Alys. tor Pm Lius ey & Piout, l.. j Phelps,
Any ;. Tor Detts.
Amos Douglass Us Alonzo Whttemore. Yer.
dict Tor the fIaint,h Tor SZU4, damages aud has
cost.
LlnsIey & P,out <. }. Phelps, Atys tor P,a;
Briggs x AtcuUlsOu, Attys Tor DsIG.
thomas McDauIes APT. Us. Tx. Of James
hcI)anles. LUIS Is arpeai IrOtn d Jud. tDeul
vi The Probate allowing certaau las ulDeut as
the VIII vi Jam bICD4utvts. iue WA - re
oisted on ;ue ground IhaG al The Time vi The ~
tcutIou Vi .YIli the trstatOr w4s bnud, aid
that there uYId-.',.t s,t.t ga ~s.f >
Mechanics ever huc" Lus CJIteuL5 y. SAID w4l
aud aL,U GIas Iu= PrJU4tv COIIL y! ,Lls - st4ic.
had no Jur,sdlcttOu tus test4toI residence Ge!n.
III ntnunstOn.
y. Is. nsn < j, Phelps Paul Dillingham; aud
orIggs Ntc.tJ.sJd, At-ys tur - = yc.44,It I'd
7e't"u x Iiodsrs L."sicy x rrouL. D4uiei .UD.
tTts Attys. Iot APpe.Iee.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-21

The following is list of the principal ap.
poiulments made at Washing ton last week:
John L. Guourich, collector at Boston, Amos
luck OF NJ Ii naval officer at Boston; Willard
f. Phillips, collector at Salem; George w. Nc
Lellan Of Cambridge, Mass, second assistant
postmaster general; Cassius NJ Clay, minister
to Spain; | hUnas Corwln, munster to Mexico g,
George Harrington, assistant secretary OF the
treasury department; DeWn Clint tJohn OF Ny .,
consul 10 Liverpool; John ID. Detrees ot Indiana,
superintendent of pubic printing; Archibald
Williams OF Illinois, U. S district judge for X III,
sls; Willard T, Dole OF ILLINOIS, commissioner
of Indian affairs; Rufus Hosmer ot Michigan,
consul at Frankfort on the Name, Germany
Col. Sumner, U. ). A, brgadier general, /"
place OF Gen. iwiggs John J. Speed, poStma;-
| ter at Louisville, Ky. james M Edwards OF
Michigan, commissioner of the land office; Fran
els f. Spinner, ex NJ. Z. from New 1oFS' Z. o
treasurer at Washington.
Other appointments have also been made or
| determined OH as follows:
William B. Taylor, postmaster at New YORK
He is the present incumbent, has no politics ana
has been clerk in the Office for 40 years, jacob
T. HoIderman of Pennsylvania, minister 10
Stockholm. John L. Scripps of the Chicago
Tribune, postmaster at that city. ID. l.. Philips
q. S. marshal for the southern district OF Illinois
julius White, collector at Chicago. Joseph
| Russell Jones, U. S. marshal for the northern
district of Illinois. Green Clay, son OF Brutus
J. Clay of kentucky, secretary of legation to
Spain Elijah Hamlin, brother to the vice pres
ident, commissioner under the reciprocity treaty
| with Great Britain. G. G. Benedict, editor Of
| the Free Press, postmaster at Burlington, Vt
George A. Merrill, postmaster at ST. Johnsburyr
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-21

sUPE4ME COURT DEcIsIoss Tie United
States supreme conTt has decided tne lohs Penu
Jug suIt u 9lrs. Gaines ia her iaYot. tHs s'eS
her all tie property VI Daniel Clark, her father
as his only legitimate child. ne amount ~ CO
IImated ht no les than sIOOoO,UOO. Caleb
Gushing has been Mrs. Gzine leading coabssi
the past winter.
1he supreme ccnrt decides aoVersely 10 INC
governed Vt Kentucky IA the mznsamus case
against Ihe governor vi OHIO; while announcing
that the governor VI State should surrender Ia
giIves u on proper prOof, II hoids tnal Congress
cannot impose any duty on otzte officer.
lite co.u decides IbEt property seued BY q
UuIled States marshal Is LOT sui ct 20 State
pieces.
lie cOur has adjourned. Judge Mclean Il
10 pCOr health.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-21
wARLIKE MOVEMENTS AND RUMoRs

The steamer Rusk arrived At Galveston from
Brsz5s on the l5th with 1900 Texas ate troops
The federal troops evacuated Fort Brow On the
18th, and st lied IN the Daniel WEBSTER for Key
" est and ToHugas. Several hundred Sisls
troops have enlisted for six months service III
der Col. Ford, who is N the RIO Granie occu
pyIng various forts. Ma or MacIIn Of the L >
army has resigned and rendered his services to
the State Of Texas. Camp Colorado on tn
uothern frontier has been taken possession Of b.
State troops. Capt sayres, OF the army of ID,
cDuttderatsd States. has arrived in eAas ant
will muster a regim, nj Of rangers for the JrOtec
zion OF the frontier. He acts under The UTdeTs
OF president Davis. Nothing further has trsus
pirrd in regard 10 Gov. Houston. Gen. Porte
chartered the steamer kusk to transport 3OO u
400 federal troops 10 fouuGas aud hey Ne /
where II is said they will bark tor the rlh
lamp Cooper hes sUITeutrIrd thu State to-
ces- The United States officers and sol IlEf
were permlJled 10 march with all Necessary suB
-tnence to 81. Antonio, where he pubic arm
and property will be d,lIytred ~ tue suthUTigIe-
Of Texas. Major McLu lOch has arrived 81
Galveston, en- rOule for Montgomery.
The comm anders OF the Brooklyn and Sabine
il is reported, can land no supplies al FOrI Pcs
ers without light she fort being invested VIII.
thirteen batteries. Ii is rumUred that tile ted
rral troops from Texas are destined Tor For.
Pickens. An officer with sealed orders vas OF
board the vessels which recently lett New York
ano Hnother mas Deem dispatched overland t.
Col WaiIe of Texas.
Rumor says that Gen. Beauregard will MOI
permit Major Anderson and his Command IL
leave Fort Sumter except as prisoners Ui war.
Those best informed relative 10 southern
movements totally discredit the report that For,
PIckens has been attacked, or that such an aci
is likely TO occur at present. IL Is tact,
ever, that the commanders OF the federal vessel,
of Pensacola have been not fed not to land am
PlgEeng. rafF VII m.
shore. Should they disregard this notification
collision will inevitably ensue and a. The forl
IS invested by numerous batteries OF heavy arrIl
lery, the result Of the conflict may be easily IRE
dicted. Nearly all the families have left Pensa
cola 10 anticipation of battle.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-21
TIME The true reSl-EXPERIENCE the kssf Gsid
An OLD aIANDAkD KEMEDY.

TINE he true resi,-EXPERIENCE ths tssi G.ias.
AN OLD STANDARD REMEDY.
For Coughs, Colds and Consumption, and all Pull
moaary Complaints, use the VEGETABLE PuLMoEA-
RY BALsAA, which has maintained its high reputa-
ton Tor nearly Jorfy years, and ~ recommended by
many o. the most e8giaeE physeE0Hs and geHeseH in
tue country, among whom are Rev. Josiah Litch,
Pals; Rev. DR.. Lyman Beecher, New York the late
Prof lie, nard Woods, Andoyer Theological Semips-
~; l.. T. Thompson, former Secretary ofsta e, VT;
Drs Merrill, Ferry, Abel, Parker Berry, and many
Others. by the Press and by the largest oldest
dealers in drugs and medicines In the United States
and Canada.
Extracts from letters received from Physicians.
81 with confidence recommend IL afeuperior 10 any
other preparation forthe above Complaints lit has
asupeTio.ity over every Kind oil medicine used, and
has bee used for lung complaIuts with wonderful
success" ." am satisfied II Is valuable medicine"
lit s safe, convenient, and very efhcscious medI-
cine.' TO my knowledge IL has never disappointed
the reasonable XpectaiiOns OF those who have used
it.n Il confidently recommend its use In all COM
plants OF thechest, equal il not superior, 10 any
other medicine Within my knowledge" OF all the
principal remedies used for coughs, am sAtished
yours IL the best and hope IL viii be better known
and more generally used y II have prescribed your
balram and regard itas the most valuable and sfec
tive T.Lnedy within my knowledge
Price, small 90 cts. Large size. 81. Becare-
full TO get the genuine, which f. prepared only ~
REED: CuILEh 8 Co., Boston, and ssld BY dealers
ssasrsly, Ss2
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-21
arssExeLL-s saEAr REnEgIes.-TLelr eAsrss

He ssEgELL's GREAT RENKDIks--TLeir csErsc
ter sustagle4 ie-t'4IyHIAls cu 81 s4lS1
~ lu=lr escl, SnGcH Is prrlecLlg La
uGal aE1 .a=r EsallJas ~ disease ~ siElst z4as
81 e ~ lHN. VI lIe14 Cue.
HzaassSsl.'s CH,utssal cough Remedy, winch Ca
haze tuprIlOE ~ 80 Lug, throat AID BrOEg4Is
LOmp41IElr, ~ GCLazl - - uanpIIgH
H4aas cs4s Isla 4aV1yas, -Tszt Natural Opl4ts
Ssulasl a.raat4y- a4.ca a4apis - ~ az CvEn-
y4al4ts " llIv 81 Gle, Spasl4ga4C AsrsDa
Laurs ~ gL cAlsJ VI al causes VI alreases Lgss
.S4ssp.
tIzaHsesHs Ee.ecftc PtlLs prepared 20 sss4st tie
Ale IOsu LOGy cEees 81 I4u8geytlgL
pg1s Enu1t prItscE suBsEBtEue
gsst4 gCtase ~ TIE Ell c. - tie AEOGg le- ~.
D44Iy4s =. IA s44Elts, -EestlOur " " LEaiaG
Teu, aHu urr4u. rfnslt ~ tne az zsI4se 0rx4Is
as. A-ss proved 4la4, l4aE ySC-cG
tlsE lie ISIav1lesi All their connection, E-UTs
Iat.y uesSIIDeu tie YzIayb.sts ~ &c E0aud sBtL
ae4-gTss ~ al44 Dc reDl ucna11 s8L1OUE yOslas
ztalHss FHSs VI saca YIrpaE@IiOE satA4n Eszca =.
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-21
CAMBKIDGE CATTLE MAKkET.-MAr q
Lfrnnrran A.. IsI..r.I.lI


At market 81 cattle. about 90 Beeyes. sBo ISL
stores, SUusIstIBg u hOIkILs OAen. cOns.ano oHs
two and three eETs oiu.
PrIces-MHrkel BeeI-EAtIs S6 IS : 20 nr. IL usl
it, ~ VI u . D.; sscUH0 qualify sC55 49, thiTo
4ualILy k1,10, ordinary 4usIftl pzs45.
WOTxt4g OLsA-SSJ 30 a 10 per pair.
C0t1s hHd Catvss-Sos, Az, ".
Yearthss-r
Tt0O Ftars Otd-sl5 10.
Thrte itaTs Dta-eI 10.
Saesg AMI L9Bqss-zSJg al market. Prices IN lot,
$50, a. 100. Ektrk aud 5s.ection. Sz,z5 10
a ~ O1z q o. per D., lave NeigLt
htdssi Al 81 per 4. TatlOU 20. PsIas, 81 "a
sIy25 FaCh. cay SKINS, lOa lie.
Remat ks-Ihere sHs a large supply of teef cattl,
al maTAtt mysLy Of good quality rGcss fuIiy s4uz
To last Eeek 81 UprLJuz, DuI chHsu ~ cIOse u
Sueep s1Iu = al al the same a. Iasl week.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-21

WAsHiNGToN ENGINE Co. No The par,
ties, and especially the "chowder," Of this insli
tuition have become proyerbialIy great" Buv
the entertainment gwen by this Company on
Friday evening last echpsed in many respects
any that passed before 1t. A chowder - par.
taken of by the lords CT creation-may be all
night aud pleasant TO the partakels but chow
der as IS chowdef cannot be d perfect thing
III Itself Without the presence of woman-loyely
womau and the uoMen ,cere present on the
occasion udoce reter1td TO.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-03-21
TOWN OFFICERS
ELecled INarch 5M. 1851.

WEsr HAvEN--Town Clerk, n. G. Abel
SeIectmen Nathaniel Fish, George A. Jakeway
Rodney Field; Treasurer, Rollin Hitchcock
Oycrser of the Poor, Josiah Sisco {; Constable
Charles ( Foster; Listers, Nathaniel Fish, "
j. Billings, Samuel Adams Auditors, X. c
Abel, Samuel Adams; Town Grand Juror
Nathaniel Fish ID. p. Bixby; Agent, e.
Abel; Trustee, II. X. Hunt; Superintendent
of Common Schools, X. G. Abel.