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rwsdo not nksnd hastily or inconaider-
atsly e End fault With the neN Administrator
Va have etn6dencs in tie integrity Of M LIN
coin and his advisers When Gen. Scott advises
the evacuation Of IT Sumter, and It 10 agreed
upon by the President and his Cabinet, We shall
consider that they are in condition to know
all the facts and ars better able to judge Of the
necessity or sxpsdiency Of the course than we.
Yet upon this matter there is feverish anxiety.
The people have had enough Of the kneeling,
trucking, vacilating policy Any thing like let.
ting down-any thing that has the remotest ap.
pearanee of yielding to Southern buster, or re.
treating before the rebels at Charleston will
bring upon the new Administration odium and
contempt.
1Shan Young ON National Affairs.
The Salt Lake correspondent of the St. Loui,
Republican, says that on q recent Sunday Brig
ham Young delivered sermon on the state Of
the Union, thus anording evidence that the Nor
mons do not disapprove Of political preaching
The Prophet" said:
'No Government has ever existed on the
earth to equal the United States Government
1t is the best Government upon the earth, and
now it is broken to pieces. Some are trying to
patch up the old Governments Mr.. Crttender
had brought patch to put on the old garment
but let them put it on and the rent will be
worse. Let them remain as they are, and the
garment will be worn out. Is the Government
rnineds Has 1t become an evil Government
No! But the administrators Of the Govern
ment are evil.
He then reviewed our history, speaking re
specially Of General Jackson, but giving Mr.
Buchanan no very remarkable credit either fol
good intentions or wise execution. He said
"Buchanan's disposition is to ride over every
one of his friends, and tread them in the dust
and not make the first apology to them. ! at.
tribute this to his ignorancc-it is not wisdom,
bully ignorance, know-nothing ignorance"
Of the new Administration, the Prophet re-
marked:
"What will Abraham do! Why, King James
saysif Mr.. Lincoln receives the oath Of Office,
and enters into the administration of the Gov
eminent with rs great pleasure as he quits it,
that Mr. L. will be happy man. If could adj
wise King James, and have him take my counsel,
It would be to resign tomorrow morning before
the Senate and House of Representatives, and
have Mr.. Breckenridge crowned King for three
weeks, SO that another King might arise before
King Abraham, to show what the administration
of that King should be"
In regard to Mr.. Seward, Brigham is not well
assured. He was an old acquaintance, and there
was some events in the life of the new Secreta-
ry which he (Brigham) would overhaul unless
William behaved himself. The exceedingly rev.
cred speaker closed by exhorting the saints, un-
der all circumstances, to lead life Of purity.
The New York Tribune says: The most for
tunate thing that ever happened to the memory
of Benedict Arnold was the birth of David E.
Twiggs, late General in the United States Army,
now simply disgraced soldier, a dishonored
old man; for though the advantage OF this ad-
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Arrival Of the DE Soto

NORFOLK, March 13.-The war steamer POI
hontas, from Vera Cruz, arrived last eyeui,r
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Messenger Dispatched to Order the Eyac.
uatfon OF FL. Sunlter..'rhe Rebel Com.
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BRAzos, March 6.-Arrangements are made
for the Federal troops as soon as transportation
isfrovided.
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Scouting parties of Capt McMullen's Ran
gers and others selected from the LIST Wisconsin
regiment were cut at midnight and frequently
during the night, brisk firing was heard between
the Federal pickets and those of the enemy on
the Virg mia side.
The proper fords having been a.certained the
advance took place before daylight, the post of
honor being assinged to Capt McMulens In.
dependent Rangers, and the LIST Wisconsin and
the nth Pennsylva mia regiments. The advan
cling column cons listed of the Brigades of Aber'
crombie, Thomas and Negley.
The Independent Rangers behaved remarka-
blv getting close mp to the enemy, within 0ls
lance of only seventy five yards.
Abercrombies Brigade led the advance and
the casualties of the conflict were almost exclu-
sively on the LIST Wisconsin and the | 18th Penn
sylvania regiments Col, JOnett, and Col.
Coulter led, the skirmishers opening upon them
at 600 yards
The whole of the rebel ferces at Martinsburg
consisting OF four Regiments OF infantry and one
REGIMENT of horsemen engaged in the action
They had with them four pieces of artillery,
mart r,fled cannon. and were commanded by
/ Gen. Jackson.
| The first city troops Of Philadelphia were as
signed Il position near the United States cavalry
/ under Capt. Perkins and behaved remarkably
! well
As far as known he casualties on our side are
TWO killed and several wounded
Several of the dead nd wounded secession
troops we're left on the field heir hasty retreat
one or TWO d whom were buried Ivy our men
The loss Of Inf. Oh their side IS stated to be very
heavy.
l.. anticipation Of p retreat by our forces tbs
rebels had 1--we ed The fences on both sides OF tbs
turnpike even with the grouud SO as to cut then
OFF IN the event Of their refining to the Potomac
The first stand Was made at porterheId's farm
on the Turnpike near Hayn,sv.e, where 1t wa
necessary 10 destroy barn and CARR re house
to make q charge upon the enemy. Here th'
conflict was tig.>e the rebel, shading .ell III
to their work and finally slowly retreating
Knapsacks ard canteens were hastily thrown
aside Is iucumbrances to d backward march.
They lett bshlnd them number of blanket
ana other ARTICLES of value. indicating heay.
loss on their sid.
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NORTHERN TRAITORS N COUNCIL

\ meeting q those Northern Democratic
editors who think II wicked TO resist the jeff.
DAVIS rebellion. was hcld a the Aston House,
New York, on Thursday. Eleven papers
were represented. and the roll Of inlamy
should be universally published that the men
may be known and marked for future rter-
encc. The list Is as follows ;-Beniamin
Wood OF the New York News, K. q. Horton
Of the \. Y. Day Book, William II. Merriam
Of the Troy Union, F. l., Hagadorn Of the
Troy Budget II, 4. Reeves OF the Greenport
Watchman. q. T. Clarke of the L0ckport
Advertiser, d. J, IIaisted Of the Syrbcuse
Courier. vi. p, Williams Of the Hudson Ga
zrttc. Able NcMa,tcr Of the \. 7. Free
man journal. e. \. Pine, formerly Of the
Chicago Herald, Thomas Smith Of the Yon-
kers Herald. The Hartford Times was not
represented. The Convention adops.l resO-
lutions declaring themselves for the Union
but only by the voluntary c0usept bt its
members. and tat the first requisite to the
restoration Oh the Union is peace BY this
they mean { at the Government should dis
band the pathetic army and let jeff Davis
destroy Washington, drive out or hang Con-
gress and the executive, and do his sovereign
will and pleasure generally, meeting his
riiied cannon only with clIer, Of compromisc
+La, t ,,a,,'t ',-+ 'I'
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al powers by the President. The knavcs ac-
tually suppose they can make the country
forget that the rebellion was Organized and in
~ I 80 a.
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teriag rolls and that rolls proper for this purpose
will be sent to them which when filled up, they
will send TO the Paymaster General in this city,
that pav.rolls may be made therefrom.
SeCond-The existing regulations upon the
sul ject Of appointment of suffers in the army
are hereby rescinded, and henceforth these ap.
pointments will be made by the Secretary of
War
1t having been ascertained to the satisfaction
of the War Department that Capt. Maury, Asst.
Adj General Capt. c. L. Stevenson of the 9Th
infantry, and End Lieut.. Dillon OF the 9th in
fantry, entertain and have expressed reasonable
designs gairst the Government of the United
States their names according to general order
Rumber 81, will be stricken from the rolls Of the
army, and so of Major A. j. Smith, Paymaster
for having deserted his post at Key West Flor
ida.
The several medical directors Of the army
will when they have reason doubt the pro
fessioual competency Of any Of the medical oth
| GERS under their charge organize Board OF not
less than three medical officers which shall eX-
! anime said officers Of questioned professional ca
! pacitv. and decide whether they are competent
! to The per. 0rmance Of their duties. If the deci
SION Ct the Board Is adverse, they will cease t(
be in the military service of the United States.
Carr. J. +. GNmer, Of North Carolina, anC
Ljtut Qnart, baum OF South Carolina. have
/ v~.@nvG in Tho army
Coates Knuv has been appointed IN addl
/ t;0ual pay m",tcr i'm the army.
. Cot. Form. poke last night ia addI ion 4
iu0s. whose names have already been mentioned
| on tie occasion # the ser.uade 20 oil. Blair.
The % New Hampshire and iI.h M1Ssa
cAu-ctt> regiments ue.c 10 day reviewed by tn
President and Secretary Of War.
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The Expected" move Of troops across
the Potomac.
Williamson, July ,

NIiII2mSrOrt, JAY :.
The reporter of the ssocjsted Press went down
the Potomac Yesterday to see the expected move
of troops across the river at Shcnherdsford I've
miles hrlow ian n. +. The tow path OF the
canal was cut to permit the artillery 10 have an
easy grade down mo thn fDrin-s, hut the pro-
site bank was found 10 hc - precipiJatc that
the tr00ns could nor ascend with ease and the
crossing was ahan 'onod
The mistake arose from the Incompetence of
the guides. The forijn1 is naturally one OF the
best on the river, and tbs proper ascent on the
VIRGINIA shore yurv easy.
Within a dious Of thr G miles from the ford
Law encampel the 2ud and 81 PENNSYLVANIA
regiments u lei Col Wynkoop
The regular cavalry. four companies Of the
2nd Parker battery Of artillery; 9Th 2I>t
and 223 PENNSYLVANIA under Col Thomas 18Th
ard oath Pennsylvania under Gen. NegIey; Ith
Penn,vlvanja and Isl Wisconsin, and McMui-
lens INDEPENDENT Rangers, under Cot Aber-
trOmbie: Gen \ g.cys and LsWvnkOop's
brigade, actually >trnck their tents at three this
morriuy and marched 20 tie ford.
The western column. embracing cieheoen full
regiments and several detached corps, such as
Mai D0ubledays. two companies Of the 2nd
csvAlrv, the list city troops, and Perkins artii
lerv- the exception Of the 4th Connecticut
regiment lying in camp at Hdgerstown-arc
now eucamp-d there. ana are under marching
order, at three O'Clock Tonight
TIE column will cross III" river and stay ,
! unles, driven back.
Burnsjd.s Rhode leland bl'terv il confident
! lv expected - ui4h, or early - morrow
! L is reuorted that some of the regiments from
| COL Stones column viii Join the column TO.
morrow in order 10 lessen the ,ize ofthe column.
| Only five WACO 1, instead Of eleven are TO be
allowed each rel neut. Ten days ratou5 to be
| taken in bulk.
The stars and stripes were hoi3tcd on a tree
,}.n ff4h no WY. X
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+ How To REGAIN LH7F HEAL TH,-Ihe blood is
/ tuid, which diff sing itself thrOu Eb0ut the
tire animal organization, gives life ard action TO
9 the thousands o; minute fbTss composing ths
body. The artcrai system penetrate- to every
organ, aud these III turn give TO the matter thus re-
ceived their peculiar character The vital principle
is that steriOus power witiuWhch acting through
tie God. cUunteraCts disease and repairs the raw
ages Of time SO long its yigoT ami activity con-
super OTtO the assaults OF time and the excuses
i'm which, indul re, secure in the enjoyment
OF health. From which are too fruitful TO be mel-
TENED here. disease gains odgmegt in the system
and all the varied symptoms "rIeAdaat upon Con
SUMPTION tasten their deadly an1s upon the sufferer.
1t is Cheering to know that remedy has st last been
found to cure the worst forms OF pulmonary com"
plants. II applied in season. Dr. O. Phelps Brown s
Acacian la sam j. prepared with direct eye TO its
effect upon the blood and seCretl0ns. This lncom-
parable medicine has already cured thousands OF
grateful beings from death by Consumption, and its
Wonderos- efficacy in this disorder well as in all
Ca-es 81 serious iurOads upon health attended with
extreme debility is acknowledged by all. W hen
from a. tie vital force becomes enttebled,
tie Acacian Basam puts forth its properties, the or
gains are stimulated inte activity and healthy bio ou
/ is Furnished in abundance Its happy influence is
teit all the secTetions. and every particle OF dis
II made vanish before the nealthlUl lite giving
pro1 ptngs thus called forth. The Acaciau Balsam
sold at 50 per large bottle and NAV be obtained OF
POND u MORSE,
Sole Agents, 4
who have also small number of specimen bottles
price y cents, thus placing il wi4hiR the reach OF
every person to give this remedy trial.
26w4
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From Cairo.

caro-. jury :.
Five men supposed TO be rebels, were arreste
yesterday near Sandy Ridge, Missouri, by 8
scouuns party from Birds Point, and brought t.
Calo. who proved TO be loyal citizens on their
rebels.
They report an encampment of two hundred
sec,->lou1>Is near VOLS Island. vino are being
furnished with arms from Memphis.
It's rnmored that Cen ia kson IS at Acm
phis ant the rcb Is il lhat cry 9ay they wlI
attack Biz Pouut al AN early day.
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In Benson, on the 18th ofJune, by the Rev W
; Smart, Mir. Henry a. Norton. to Miss Cornelia
). Dickinson.
Church in Whiting, by the Rev. Nj. Ludlum, Rev
;. NJ. Stiles, o. the Newark Conference, TO Miss
Lizzie White of Fond du Lac. Wis.
SIN Hampton, n. Y, June 23d by A c. Brouehton
Justice Of the Peace, Mr Thomas Bryan. Of Rutland
to Mss zen Todman OF East Foultney, ".
Charles VI Mcclure, OF 3Iiddletown. TO Hiss Their
essa Farwell of Dorset.
In Woodstock June II, by Rev. DR.. Clement.
Nathan Gushing, Esq TO Miss Lucy Barrett both Of
Woodstock.
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RUTLAND RETAIL PRICE CURRENT
BY /. NJ. SoUTHwICK.

BY /. NJ. SoUTHwICK.
SALT PoRK--Clear, 1910.
CIDER VINEGAR--20c gall.
4 HONEY IN COMB-20c.
ISUGARs-Brown, 6 @Sc 10 {;
Coffee, A, b, c, SO Sc.
TEAS Green, 90 a 75c ID !;
Black, 40 "a 75c.
MoLAssEs - 333< q SOC
!. gall.
SYRUP-Best quality, &c.
RAIsINs-60 15c tb.
FIGs--16c.
i DRIED CURRANTs-I4c.
-. DRIED PEACH-1st quail
! tY. DC III.
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VI q II u. n

Boston and Eastern Way Mail closes at II 80 A M
Railroad time, arrives at $50 p. NJ.
Burlington & Northern Way, closes at 800 P. III
Railroad time, arrives at zoo NJ
\ w York Through Mail closes at 1870 z. III.
Railroad time arrives at 385 p. III,
Albany and & w. Way Mail closes at 50 r. NJ.
Railroad time, arrives at 3.35 p. M
Troy Il Western Vt, Way Mail closes at Il 30 =. Nj
Railroad time arrives at 900P. N
Troy aud Saratoga Way Mail closes at 2.30 +, N.
Railroad time, arrives at 1910 PM.
Montreal and St. Johns Mail closes at 7.30 z NJ
Railroad time, arrives atlas A, NJ
Woodstock Way Mail closes tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays AT /. 80 i. M
Woo istocE Way Mail arrives Mondays W gdnes
DAYS and Fridays at 80 Z. n.
Once hours from 100 A. NJ, till 500 p. ii. sun
days. open from Il 90 NJ. to LOOP. N.
M, g. EVERTS, p NJ
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We had occasion, a few days since to purchase 4
pair ofboots, an operation we always dread az
boy would whipping. But, compelled by necessity,
we screwed our courage TO the sticking place and
went to worthy friend opposite who to our ut
ter a5tonlshment fitted us the first trial He very
coOly remarked that The done the same thing DIne-
teen times out of twenty, and that Whenever he had
a cough or cold lie used Brl ants Pulmonic Waters
and they cured him often Only 25 cents box
Sold by POND & MORSE, Rutland. 26-4w
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Those who have used DR.. Halls Balsam for Con
sumption. any form Of Lung Disease. attest
the superior efficacy OF this medicine Is health
storing and tonic qualities not being subject 10 any
reaction from Opium. OF its preparations is
the true secret OF its great success. ZGlw
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4 CARD TO THE / AIDES
GOLDEN PILLS IOR FEMALES

Dr. DUPONCOS GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES
Ifaibe in corrsctnk rsgiat ng and reDloriag all oB-
StTHcttonS from trhItscsy canss, dHd djtcavs
successful rs p1ersHttus
The combination OF ingredients in these PILLS are
perfectly harmless, Their efficacy and merits
based upon extensive practice OF over 30 years :
and where the directions have been strictly followed
they have failed TO correct ali IRREGULARITIES
They relieve painful and difficult M:4struaton. fpar
ticulaTly at the change OF life THEY viii the
Whites and remove all ob-tructiOts arising from
colds exposure, or any cause and NAV be success
iully used a. preventive Price ~lkOb per box.
sold by POND ( MORSE, tDru4gistsD
Agents for Rutland. Vermont.
Ladies b. seading them ~ 90 through the Rut-
land POstOtce Can have the pills sept to any part of
the country. tCOuhdeutiallYl by mail Sold White
hail by J. 4. By9agafoa aud Dr. Wight. N0ythr0g &
SoR, Cast)etOn. j. J. J0yitn. Pouluiey and b. one
Druggist in every village and town Ia the United
States.
y. B.-Look cut for couuterfeits Buy no Golden
Pile of any kind unless the box j. sgHei ;. D. Howe
All Others base imposition aud un- ate there
fore you value your live and health to say moth
Ing OF being humJugzed out OF YOUR lnpu~y > buy
only Of those who show the lguatute ~ = d II We
on every box. which ha. recently 1tau added. on ac-
count Of the pills being cOUurcrf-Irad
May Il. d&wIy
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CORRECTED WEEKLY

CORRECTED WEEKLY
FLeUR-Fancy, SO; K 81
XIX IS.
BUTrER-Nice dairy, IA q
Ice.
CHEEsB-8 "a 10.
EGGs-l21ac.
DRIED APPLE-6c ib.
PoTAToEs-45c bush.
APPLEs-(R ussets,) SO a
$3.50 Dbl.
FIsH-Cod, best assorted
SC; Mackerel, Sc-in kit
S1.62; Salmon, 12c fb
Trout, &c; Herring, &c
in kit, 81.
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SIR JAMES CLARkH's FEMALE PILLF.-The pro.
prietors hold hundreds of testimonial to the virtues
OF SIR James CIarkes Female Pills. but their peculiar
nature prevents publications but certain it is they
are the only sure and safe remedy in use for all those
painful and dangerous diseases peculiar to the female
constitution. In all cases of Nervous and Spinal
Affections, pain in the Back and Limbs Heavfnesg
Fatigue slight exertion, PaIpitation OF the Heart
Lowness ofSprits Hy sterics Sick Headache, hites
and all painful diseases occasioned by disordered
system, these pills will effect when all other
means have failed. They fail 10 moderate
eesseS and TO Tenore distractions, from whatever
cause. They purely vegetable, and will not in
jure the most delicate constitution For particulars
send for pamphlet to the Agent. One dollar and
six postage stamps, sent to any authorized Agent
will insure bottle by return mail 23-3mos
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BIeedNg may give m0menIaTy ease. because lie
blood left ~ i'll have more But the body Is
made from the bloed and sustained by the blood to
waste our blood Is to waste Lille, and ruin our
constitutions But Braudreth's Pills relieve the circu-
latiOu as readily a. bleeding BY only taking away
Whatit can we'll spare. and they never hurt.
Mrs. Hooper OF Barn,tabIe. Mas, cuved OF
aud cGstveuess Of many ysaTs standing, by Bran
dreths Pi!ls The at length is published in the
pamphlets Sold by Fem, Eutland: r. Mead,
West ku and aud by all e~pecable dealers in med
icIncs 26.lm
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masked batteries, are only despicable. They
are tolerated only because they are power
less.-.Springfeld Republican.
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Or. HATS BALsAH is pee ally I'd 7gte. to tie del
Icate constitutions Of iemale- and a., ~ contains
Opium. 1t viii cause 10 uerN Ou- Cer E-meuw tile
THE tonic properties Of the B1an a.4 juvau bic ia
imparlIng stEengih 20 the eE.leIn- Zl-lW
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rACT NTMEER TnEE-

The salrs OF the Dye b=Te Inerea=ed two hundred
per cent in year. and respectable druggist
and hair dresser finds 1t NECESSARY 10 keep it 8
standard article Sold every where aud applied by
New ork. - I'm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-04

That CristadorO'- EXCel-Ior Dse has recently been
analyz"d by DR. Chiffon, the first chemist III nerica
He Pr0uouaCes the Dye absolutely harmless 10 the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-04

Il is admitted by all physicians that the grand
crcf OF haitu and long life il~s keeping the blood
and vaT1a- fluids Of the bsdy in high degree OF lu
ldIty. hen ell feel continued pain in the head
bowels or any continued uneasIness III any organ
other parts Of The bod YOU can prevent serious sick
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-04

THE pBsay ArEEEs sAvAyHAHE.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-04

TIT" rGESFNENT'S MESSAGE.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-04
New Advertisement

TIFES AND DRUMS A new lot
J. Just received at
+ y EERRIA2IS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-04

AN ADVANCE MOVEMENT.
10000 MORE RIFLES.