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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-20

h. amendment was then adopted aud the
bill passed.
The hin for The abolition of slavery in the
D trict al Columbia was then taken up and
postponed until Tomorrow,
Mr. Tram al from the COMMITTEES on the
judiciary reported back the House b. 10
facilitate Judicial proceedings for csp'ured
property, aud Tor tae better administration
Of law prizes
Executive session. Adjourned.
HOUSE, The lionse passed the Senate
joint resolution, that il any State during the
present r,belon shall make any, appropria,
lion 10 pay the vGluu,eers At that State, the
), creNIy OF " ar is authorized To accent the
same and cause it 10 be- applied by the pay
master General to the payments designated
by the Legislative act making the appropria-
lion, IN the same manner as Il appropriated
by the act Of Congress, and to make any reg.
nlations that may be necessary for the dis
bursement and application OF such funds to
the specific purpose Tor which they may be
appropriated By the several States. .,
The Hou,e concurred in the report o. the
committee OF conference on the bill regulating
- -:.;,ers We are authorized to have lien on
a ode pay,to only one.siSth OF she amount
paid him, Penslurs are annexed for yUist-
ing this provision.
A resolution was adopted calling ~ the
Secretary OF War 10 inform the House by
who's, authority certain vessels were recently
chartered, and the amount Of compensation
TO be paid tor the same Sc
Mr. Lov,joy Of Illinois, asked leave 10 III
iroduce resolution irsirucling the COM
mittce on ,he District OF Columbia TO inquire
and report ~ what authority Mrs. Bristow
of Georgetown, caused to be seized two men,
and sent hem TO Baltimurt aud imprisoned
III j4il, and whether such arrest aud impris-
onment was not in violation Vi Iha following
provision in the constitution, which say,
mo person shall be deprived OF his life OF
libert, without dur PROCESS OF law"
Mr.. johnson objected to the resolution
The resolution therefore could nol be re-
ceivej,
On motion OF Mr.. Blake, resolution wa,
adopted instructng the committee on militar,
affairs to inquire into the exprdiency of tax
ing immt dlate measures 10 secure TO the SICK
and wounded soldiers better med zeal treat
ment.
Mr.. Lovejoy now succeeded in introiuc
ing his resolu ion as given above.
Mr., Wickliffe of KY, moved to lay the res
olution on the table. The motion was lost b,
yeas As, nsys 6s. The resolution was theI
passed.
The House went into committee OF the
who on the Tax bill, Mr.. Coliax of Ohio
! in the chair.
A debate ensued on amendments and the
general provisions of the bill regarding tn
duties OF assessors, collectors, &c.
Adjourned.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-20

New York, March IL.
washis gtOn News,

Washington, March II.
Gen. Fremont has had An interview with
the President and the Secretary of War
He will press his affairs for promptly starting
10 his Department. His staff will therefore
be determined on at an early day His
headquarters will be in the fell. Colonel
Hanks, OF the House of Representatives, will
accompany him as soon as his duties will
per it.
A laaQe number Of applications have been
made BY volunteer officers to be appointed in
the regor army, but they have been unsuc-
cessful, owing chiefly to the difficulty in dis
eliminating as to the relative merits of the
applicants.
The Senate was four hours in Executive
session to-day, and confirmed the following
nominations For Brig. Gems of Vols,
Major William F, Barry, chief Of artillery
attached 10 Gen. McClellan's staff; Willis
A. German, of Mimi; Col. Schuy Ter, Ham
ilion Price, member of Congress from Mis-
souri,; NJ .jor James N. Palmer, 9th Cavalry
Lieut.. Col. VIM. Ii. Emory, 9th Cavalry
Major Andrew j. Smith, 9Th Cavalry Nor
cena l.. Patrick of New York; Isaac F.
Quanby of New York; Orrs :. Ferry Of
Conn; Hiram G. Berry OF Maine.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-20


There is nothing later from Island Ne. 10
than dispatch to-day which says that the
accuracy OF the firing of our mortars yester-
day, was fully equal to previous expectation.
The mortar feet threw 240 shells and the
Benton Al. IL is expected that one or more
Of the enemy's works will be reduced to-day
and the place closely invested.
1t is thought by some that the rebels are
marching across the neck of land from the
Island to Westhersfeld landing on the Mis-
sissippi only five miles over road below
Point Pho SAINT, the place where Gen. Pope
has batteries, and then, when all embarked
on the boats the smoke OF which was plainly
seen yesterday at or near Weathers6eld
landing. From the gun gun Benton we
shall find thu rebel nest empty--the river
clear OF rebels TO Randolph or Fort Pillow.
1t is reported Island No. 10 is ours. Still
they come. Another victory in Arkansas.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-20
" ashington, March II,

" ashington, March II.
Senate.--Mr Harris presented petition
from the citizens of New York, asking Con-
gress TO dispense with the consideration of
the slavery question, and attend to the resto-
ration of the Union.
Mr. Wilson OF Mass. presented petition
Tor the emancipation OF the slaves.
Mr. Wilson also reporte from the Military
Committee bill providing for the organiza-
ton OF the army corps, staff, 81,
Mr. Lane OF Kansas off red a resolution
that the Committee on Terri cries inquire
INTO the expedlency of so altering the bound
aries of Kansas as TO include the Indian Ter
ritory. Adopted.
MIR. Fessenden from the Committee of Con-
ference on III bill providing for the purchase
OF coin made report which was agreed to.
Mr.. Hale offered resolution that the
Naval Committee inquire into the expedicncy
OF appropriating money to make experiments
and testing and providing iron cladding for
vessels OF war. Adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson of Mass. the
joint resolution authorizing the President to
assign the command of the troops in the field
to officers without regard to seniority was ia
ken up.
After discussing, on motion OF Mr.. Nesmith
OF Oregon the resolution was re-committed to
the Military Committee.
On motion of Mr.. Fessenden the Post Of
nee appropriation bill was taken up.
Mr.. Latham offered an amendment that
the Postmaster General be authorized to es-
tabi.h mail less than semi-mosthly between
san francisco and Crescent City, iAcludin g
the intermediate points. Agreed tc.
Mr. Latham also offered an amendment
that American steamers and sailing vessels
bound to any foreign port shall receive such
mans as post office department may cause to
be placed on board and promptly deliver
she same, and that vessels coming from for.
e,en ports shall receive any mail matter from
Consuls, &c., the compensation being the
usual pos age.
=, mr.. Sherman moved to add Provided
tne Government shall not pay more than it
receives" Motion agreed to.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-20

WATCHES, BRACELar5, RiNGS, Fms.
AMI OTHER VALUAbLES,
Being the ,teck Of PRtvArs BROKER, sod 10 be
solh ut One Dollar each, without regard to valo,
md net BE- paid for anti yos sno,c rha' y's ~ 70
get.
LIST OF Some OF .uE ARTICLES TO Ba
SOLD AL ONE DOLLAR BARGAINS
G old Watches, Gold Band Brscslsh,
Silver stch.s, Sewing Machines,
Breast Pins Plated F,rka,
Lr dies Jewelry, Plated Castor,
Plain col Rings, Napkin Rings,
Gold 1himbes, spoons,
Chased Gold King Fruit knives,
Stone iigs, Harnesses,
Florentine Jewelry Riding sadd es
Al, sale Jewelry, Cent? Seal Rings,
Lava Jew.lry, Ladie,' Reficuies, sseGAAt
Watch keya. ly finished.
Gold Neck Chains, Reyolvsrs,
Long Go Chains, kifss,
.iod Pencil Cases, Marin. Cioeis'
Vest Chains, New Cutlery,
Ribbon Slides, skates,
Lockets Elfs
| Silver Pencil Cases with Mantel Vases
God Pens, Mant-l Clocks,
Hair BIZ cclets, farian Ware
shawl Rms, God Crosses
Bosom Studs, Op.ra GLASS;
sleeve buttons SILK Dress Goods,
Vic ms, Piano Foites,
rnts., P'atsa Dining Knives and
Together with variety of Diamond aud Other
rlcn stone J6Weiry, Oh rare f0reign make, aHo a.
mo every other artic that be named, forming
one VI the eatest collections to be found In tho
country. compri ing the stock OF unredeemed lup to
1927 pl, dses to private broker, and which are
now placed with the subscribers, TO be o6eredat
ONE DOLLAR BARGAINS,
through the following safe and convenient Arrange
| ment
IRE holder of these valasb'e deposits has divided
thu IN into lots, and correspondent to each lot
titcate descriptive OF what such 10, consists Of will
lie isue1, that whoever receive Certif.ate will
| know just what it's holder Il entitied Is
These Certificates will be placed In enye)opes a~.
sealed ny and sold to whoever shall remit 10 the IA
aersigned 70 cents 1 money or postage stamps--
Upon the receipt Of certificate you viii know what
your dollar will purchase, and can remit Or not
| part OF this lock was originally designed for,
the south,rn Trade, and Is of tn newe,t style bat
much OF was deposited Ia 0ng with bill of saIe) By
p+rsoDs whose p lie and position world not permit
| them to sppIy TO public paunbroker, a. hencs
were apprai%d at only their int,i~sie value This
ehabet the holder Of the G. DDS to 40 arrange his
schedule a. TO safely warrant him in rsiunding one
dol ar TOT any article the purchase NAV be dlssaus
| h.dwirh. -.
10 defray XXI ense of packing, &c, ne andersign-
cd charges 70 Cents for single Certificate or will
sal Five tor 81, Eleven for ~ or Twenty Tor 0s
FOR convenience, and TO save time, all commuDica~
| uons n1xt be made sAroush fhs psf Office
Address MOORE Co, Agents,
| No 6. Mill Street, Boston.
| N, o.-Remember there IL no rick as the money
paid for the articles will be refunded ii the purchas
| er il dissa'isfed u:s4w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-20
G0OeNoW HkOTa%R>
al NY BOOT AND SHOE Slunh.

LXS1Es AND GENTLEMEN
a. to GoODNow RRorHERs AMI get your
Roots and Shoes tapped with Rabbs' tor three
reasonsi
Nothing more durable:
u will Keep toe feet rom dam, psss,
1t will also keep ,ou from Tipping.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-20
St. Louis, March II.

In response to a serenade to night Gen.
Halleck announced from the balcony of the
Planters House, that Island No 10 il ours,
with all the ammunition and transports the
enemy had there
He said that another victory had been
gained in Arkansas, in which three rebel
colonies were captured, The particulars
have TRANSFERRED
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-20
fpupl,e-No ~ !

IruBIie-No, ~
AN ACT 90 authpfise u,r store AIRY OF the Treasury
20 issue certificates OF Indebtedness TO public cred
itOr',
b 70 saae,st ~ t@s SaaIs 9sd H1uu Of Rspys,sR'a-
tees If "a UniLd Stutss Of ARs,iea IN tesgT,'S
tmb.a, That IN. Ssofe Any OF the rresssri b. aud
he IA heeb, authorized 20 csnte TO b. issued TO any
puhliS ere itor whn NAV BE- De irous TO o, We the
same, upon requtit ON of the Heal of the proper
Depst uent In salts aot on otsetled nj su tied 40
uuts sg tn-t tie United States, esrtih sler OF the
sh Vie account due or parts theie1thot than one
,housaed dplars, sisued by the treasurer OF the
United states AID counlsriened a. may he dir, otrd
by the seeret,ry OF the Treasury which certificate
sial payable In one ear ron date or esIli'r, nj
the option OF III. Government, aud shall h.n Inter
est st the rrte II y per centum per annum.
Approved March l, 49,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-20

SEQ l. aad b. Il fviAsy ssseisS, That the Secretary
OF he iresslry DO aud he 10 hereby authorized aud
,mpow red 20 lease he property OF the United
ststrs Ia the city OF Bu,lnston, Iowa, NOON whoa
" eA,s nptice Their OF; or 1t h. shalt deem Il more
exp-dirnE for the 6overnmeht 10 rstaia On. II TO
said property that b. be auhor xed to Il for the
-ies aud wonnoed soldiers Of the United \ stes, or
10 discharge all ofo. ant servants OF the G0vrrn
ment connected he ewih, and TO eloss the hospital
Approved March I, 1864
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-20
NJ A N Fl 90 D I;
Vl HOW LOST! how RESTOREDl

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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-20
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
PUBLIo-N oi3I,

p .s.d at the sssond Session Of 'As TtUiy-ssVsnfh
Congress.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-20
LATER FROM MEXICO.
m essns~ass OF the Dri'ish, and fresch
Fs.e~s.-A. American i'eawr ~ Dis-
matches Mardered. - Capture sf che
sonuish BARK yerre-a.

Sandy Hook, March IL.
The steamer Roarokr from Havana on he
l2th inst, Va, a,riv q ter, She hiines
da,es from Vera Jlpg 50 ,he an INST
The Srani moons we've rtturniur from
the interior The f. l,h .fres wer, 10
leave the couUty The Fee r,l.' ,r.
men,s had not arrived. The French forces
were en- rou,e for Tehuaniccn. The Span
ia rs started on the Isl ms, for Oriza',a.
Marquee with 5000 troops holds the rosd
from Vera Cruz to Mexico
An American citizen belonging To Lowell.
Mass, bearer OF dispatches from the Wash
ington Government 10 Minister Corwln, was
murdered on the gath ulr,, while going from
Vera Cruz TO the ely OF Mexico.
Negotiations he ween the Mexicans and
allies were 10 commence at Qnzaba April
Isl.
Honduras dles sre 70 the 9Th OF Febru-
arr. A fave able reaction had ocG6rffee.L., : 49,.
order was d ing restored. Meaeria had heen
chosen President pro TEN,
FROM HAVANA.
II is stated that the Spanish bark Teresa
tai been captured by one Of the Unite ,
States squadron and declared n ILLEGAL
prize
Later.
New York, March II.
Futher adVlces per tl. steamer Roar oke
confirm the statement thai the English troops
are about 10 leave Mexi o.
A portion Of the SpaniardS are returning
10 Cuba, and the rest have gone 10 Orizt.
Gen. Prim commands the allied forces,
The name OF the American bearer of dis.
patches murder, d Is Addison I. Arlew
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-20
DAW N-BROKERS' BARGAINS.
600 900 WORTH

WATCHES, BRACELETS, RINGS, PINS.
DIAMONDS, CHAINS. SILVER WAk&,
AMI OTHER VALUABLES,
Being the took of q PRtvArB BRoKER, sdd TO be
soln 1T One Dollar ,ach without regard to vAluo,
md not BE- paid for lnti kno,c schai y's ~ %
get.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-20
FROM HAVANA.

II is stated that the Spanish bark Teresa
tsi been captured by one of the Unite ,
st,res squadron and declared n illegal
prize
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-01-31
;, Cedar Falzs.-JEssE CLEMENT, The travel
ing agent and correspondent Of the Dubuque

> Cedar Ealls.-JEssE CLEMENT, The travel
ing agent and correspondent Of the Dubuque
Tinses, gives our town the following notice:
Only short time ago we published the
Amouff Of SHIPMENTS from Cedar Falls over
the DuSaaaue and Sioux City Road, and the
figures showed what . railroad can do for q
town in the way of business. Cedar Falls
being ut present the terminus of the road,
and in all respects iavorably located for trade
it is an energetic and lively torn. We were
fAefe on the nth ofthis month, and although
st WAS called BY the merchants . dull day,
the main street was full of teams loaded with
pork and wheat, and the stores generally were
prettry well filed with customers On our
way to Bremen county the next morning, we
must hare passed fifty loaded teams before
ieachinX GAINESVILLE, all bound for the Falls,
yet tho Landlord at GAINESVILLE assured US that
three fines is many teams had, prior to that
date, passed down the Cedar in day. Far
messtsly their products tomarkct at Cedar
F.Ils NON Aitq6eA and Worth counties on
the The 81 Minnesota, and we're from the
SOutherfi aier Of cc,inties In that State-from
Freedom and FaFbault tHgn1G
Since the opening of the railroad to Cedar
Falls two elevators and three warehouses have
been erected at the depot, Lumber yards
have also been started there, several dwelling
hodses have gone up, and Mr.. Tondro has
opened new hqtel.y ) in short, little town
iAspringing up IN the woods on the east side
Of the Cedar, where the iron horses are sta
bled. Near the bridge on the other side Of
the stream, Xsssrs. Barnum and Melendy are
building large agricultural warehouse
There is no such word Is halt to the town.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-01-31
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The Advertiser, having been restored to health in
very few weeks by very simple remedy after having
suffered several years with severe lung affection and
that dreadful disease, Consunptionis anxious to make
known TO his ftllo sufferers the means of cure. s
To salf WIN desie " he wjlLsepd copy 81 the pre-
scrpton used (ree of cbarge with the directions for
preparing and using the sane which they wilIhnd SIRE
CuaE FOR CoSsuAProx, ASTHMA, BRoxcHIrIs, &c. The
only object Of the advertiser in sending the Prescription
is to benefit the afflicted and spread information which
he conceves to be Invaluable and he hopes every suffer
will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, aud may
prove blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescription viii please address
REV. EnwAEta A. WILSON,
williamsburg,
a(n3im3' sa.sN ID IN Is - - - !, 49, -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-01-31

Good D0ing-We were much pleased the
other day in hearing that efforts were being
made on the part Of some young ladies', I'M
known to us. Id improve the morals of the
gentlemen of this community. A pledge is
circulated providing that the signers shall
not use either tobacco or ardent spirits. =
The penalty of breaking the pledge is a sus-
pension Of the pleasure of keeping company
with the ladies entering into the contract.
This is as VIC understand it. The object is
coinmcndable certainly, and we hope may be
successful in accomplishing great good. AS
we stated a few weeks since, Of all influences
that can be brought to bear upon the sterncr
sex, that with which the ladies' are endowed
is the most powerful. What young man
when asked by young lady to throw away
his cigar and his merschauM and the habit
Of smoking, can be 50 enfcclips as to refuse !?
As we are not addicted to eithts of the above
bad habits, of course, we Gre not qualified to
answer he question; but still We feel safe
in saying they are few and far between. "
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-01-31
Na,entina.-Thc 18th Of February is no,

Vakntines.-Thc 18th Of February is not
q great ways off-apd it is behooveful that
preparations be made for the day of mate
choosing. CHARLEY RArTRAY has for sale a
bountiful and rich supply Of letters whom
each may make selection from that will not
fail to procure Valentine. Remember ST..
Valentines, and remember CHARLEY. Make
your selections before all the lovin' ones
ara, spoken for. If you are shiftlsss about
choosing your Valentine there's no hope for
you. ...g !. ar.g wv rr l hg,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-01-31

~ Ne,os to us.--The Dubuque Herald says
that its issue Of last Friday was not distrib-
uted at this place in consequence of an infor-
inality in directing the package This proves
the truth Of the old saying that one needs to
60 away from home to get the news.