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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-11-04
MICH. SOU. 4 NOR IND. RAILROAD.
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1862. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1902.
ON AND AFTER MAY 5tb,. 1852

1862. SUMMER ARKANutMENi iooS'
ON AND AFTER MAY 5tb,. 1862,
Pssseueer rraius will leave IIillsdale Station as TO-
fows, Daily, except Sundays. a9'ihb ll
ies.e H,,.asl. Mail and Day ESpress' at iSs @ Pm.
leave Hill.d,l.. Buffalo Express, ;:lsA.M ;ls =,
aoiSo wKsr. s..l...
, Leave Hillsdae, Mai and Chicago Erp" ..9e Pm.
Leave Hili.dais. western Express, at is,AM "a. H.,
Ai"'s"''"'''s'' CONNECTIONS. ..iu
At Tolxpo with Detroi. Monroe and Toledo Rail Koa
Roadfor s, ,uduskv Cincinnat Norwaik Cleveland Erie
Dunkirk, uao. Falls Aibany New YORK Boston
Pittsburgh. arrisbuI g and Phiiadeir Dayton
and Michigan Road Day ton, Hamilton and
with Wabash vaey Rail Road, for Fort ro'nt'
At Dgrsorr-with Grand Trunk Railway, for Sarnia
prescott Mopr al Quebec, Portland and bostoi
with Western Railway, for Niagara fals buhao
Albany. New York and Bost slso, with the Detro ant
viiwautce Road rand Iavsn
Jackson.
AT waIrE PreEoS-vith Trains for Constantine an'
Three Rivers.
AT ELKHlRr-wf,l train for Goshen. Ligonier Kendall
= vile. and Stations 0n AIR Line Road. -. =.
Az NEW ALBASY sALEN CRossISo--with trains Tor Va
fsvctte, GreencastIe. ana New flbany and ousvtie
"a, CBIcAGo-with Chicago aud Rock Island Gaena MI
wankee icavo Buriingt and Quincy North west 0ai
chcgo Alton tud 81. Louis, Illinois centraiana
rTTrsins are fanbv Ch'csg 90 time, which T. 20 min
utee slower than Toledo Time. -. 80
~ Patert seepine accompany all night trains o.
ts route sas0prys Patent ventiiators and duster AT
usel on all snmmer trains.
~ Time and Pare tie any other Railroad root
JNo. y. csreBELI. Ger .Sap't
~. HArpzv. station Agent. HiiIsaale al. ,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-11-04

II is the old saying that "brag is a good
dog but our people rather conclude that Bragg
is q great dog.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-11-04

aE Prentice says the nigbt-cap would be
the cap Of hboriy--if j. were not s0r curtain
Lectures. N ILL }. u 1.L-
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-11-04

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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-23
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Whites and remove all distractions arising nom
colds exposure, or any cause; aud may be success
fully used IA preventive Price 81 20 per box .
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-23
New York, Jan. %.

The Columbia from Havana the 18Th has
arrived. ....-...
Sugars we're dull and declining, Stock
twenty .6ue thousand, moIasses in mo1erate
demand. Exchange declining. Sterling
~ 1910 IS premium New York l to 2 l-2
d scount,
Mexican news is to the 10Th. Communi-
cation with the interior had been cut Oft.
a reois.ant of Spanish troops started the
fourth on the Medallion road for reconnol-
sance and were driven back after proceed
ing mile by an unseen foe.
One correspondent says that Vera Cruz
was surrounded inlandward and almost be-
sieged.
Vegetables or fuel did not reach the city
and many articles of prime necessity were
sadly needed.
Many Spanish troops we're sick and many
desertions occurred.
There we're great fears of an attack on
Vera Cruz. Several Spanish Sentinels had
been sho..
An American vessel, the Beautiful Star
which arrived at Vera Cruz with 1000 guns,
800 pounds powder, etc., for the Mexican
| Republic, was seized by the Spaniard, as also
a small lot OF dIhS aooaIu tpo OiiS uCo'h
More were expected and would be confiscat
ed. The English, French and Spanish flag
waveover the Castle, the French and Eng
lish fleets having arrived. Gen. Pnm wa
also at Vera Cruz.
Considerable discomfort existed among tn
French and English at the want of courtes!
lnthe advance OF the allied expedition, no
having hoisted the three flags at FIRST
Three thousand men were to make a sorti
to endeavor TO clear the cGvrons OF the cit
that the market might be supplied with frest
provisions Most of the French troops ha'
dsembarked per the Ksrnak at Havana.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-23

Ill Washington, Jan. %
HoUsE.-Mr. BLAIR OF Missouri, reported
hck the bill to increase the clerical force in
Rewar and navy departments. Passed.
On motion of Mr.. Blair it was resolved
bat the President inform the House whether
be act of Congress requiring officers of the
Ediiional regular regular regiments appoint
Il from civil life to be assigned to the recruit
bg service, has been complied with. If so,
low many officers have been thus employed
|nce the extra session OF Congress.
Nj. Cox, from the committee on foreign
Hairs, reported the Senate bill which was
hsse1, autho izng Captain Mexican and
kher naval officers to accept certain presents
Fom the Emperor of Japan,
Mi. Dunn, from the committee on military
|fans, reported bill the consideration of
|hich was postponed, providing for the pay
pent to field officers to volunteer regiments
pr Service rendered prior TO the full organi-
|onof their regiments.
Mi. Mallory, from the committee on roads
md canals, reported resolution which was
|dopted, requesting the Secretary of War, If
lot Incompatible with the public interests, to
htmm the House, as soon as practicable,
fhether and in what time sufficient military
Prce can be extended to the line of the Bal
|more and Ohio railroad, in order that the
bad may be repaired.
The House in committee of the whole re-
nmed the consideration of the making ap-
Tor the executive, legislative and
judicial expenses.
MI Dlven regretted there was division
h Sentiment as to the principles on which the
Far should be conducted.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-23
Louisville, Jan. 22d.

IlouISrille, Jan. ga.
The prisoners say that George B. Crtten-
den was first in command and Gen. Io.licof-
fer second. General Crittenden fed 70 the
woods, taking the wrong road. 1t is supposed
he will be captured.
The federal forces actually engaged were
the 10th Indiana, 4th Kentucky, ID Mime
sofa and 9th Ohio regiments. They suffered
respectively as named. They were reinfor-
ced after the first and severest engagement
by the 10th and 11th kentucky, 1st and ID
Tennessee, 14th, 31st, 35th and seth Ohio
regiments, and Standat's, Whimore's and
kenny's batteries.
Tide rebel forces were estimated at TO- 900.
Greene c. Clay, Of Bourbon County, son of
PrenUis Clay, aid to Gen. Schoen, but with
Gen. Thomas in the engagement, has Just
arrived, bringing an elegant silk rebel flag
inscribed to the Mountain Rangers, Capt T
A Ashford by Mrs w D Chordooyne.
Col 5 Fry OF the 4th Ky. had his horse
shot. from under him by one of ZolhcofIer's
aids, when he turned and shot Gen ZollIcot-
fer through the left breast.
The first breaking OF the rebel ranks was
effected by Col r s McCook OF the 9th Ohio,
acting Brig, ordering his regiment TO charge
bayonets, which put the rebels to immediate
flight.
The last order issued found in the rebel
campment was signed by Colonel Cummings,
senior in command, directing the rebels to
dispere and save themselves the best way
they could.
The journal suys that Gen Thomas with
a large force crossed the Cumberland and is
hunting the flying rebels through Wayne
County.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-23
Frederick, Md, jar. 20

Il NNNi H. NJ t'AN''3 u as 80
|Tho latest intelligence from Western Vir-
hia is to tue effect that Gen. Jackson is
lar Romnev, aud partially occupies the
|wn, while Gen. Lander has fallen back q
v miles towards Cumberland, There has
len no gcuon.
|Gen, Williams brigade remains at Han
Ek
|Refugees from Mlrtjnsburgh bring intelli-
|nce that there are but seventy militia in
BIT town under Madenbush, and that these
L snxious to throw down their arms aud
In the Union forces. This SEEMS TO be a
kneral sentiment throughout that region.
en. jackson was near Romney with 1900
bn, and few men principally mounted mi
LA, were at DufIirld's Station, Bloomer' 5
|urnace and KearnysvilIe cross roads. At
Winchester there were but 200 militia,
TIE Martinsburgh Republican of the 18th
IT., appeals to the Governor OF Virginia, to
I'm the negroes 1t says that at the late
kttle near Bath the rebel forces were met
h 100 niggers on the Union side, who killed
Tree of The rebel officers, two privates and
bundled 50 others, belonging to a8Southern
Fernan regiment.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-23
NJ AR RI Ed

AT the Adams House, Fairhaven, Vt jan II, BY
Rev. II. II. Smith. MIR. Ansyl A. west, OF the Atm
Wisconsin Reg ment from Sparta, Wis, TO Miss
RI ods II. Manchester, of whitehall, N T.
In Keeua, N If, Jan 1st by Rev. E. A. Renout,
NIr. Geo. H Palmer OF Kptand, Vt, to Miss Jennie
b. Buel, of Keene. gszs1s
Hopson, ur Levi Rice, Jr tn Miss Emily G, Saw
yer, daughter Of n NJ. Sawyer, Esq
In Ruthnd, Jan. 18th, by II B. Barney, Mr.. Wal.
ter u Parker of Rutland, to Miss ArOsina Pike OF
Merd9n.
At ts4 .hoQsa Of the hrida's father in Charlotte
Jan. sri By Rev. g. W. BiXby, Dir. Geo. A. Foote
and Miss Martha A. Clark,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-23
Washington Jan. %.

Ell 81 .# y. #s washington Jan -.
General order in respect 70 the battle OF
Mil Spring, War Department, Jan, 2sd
1862. The President, commander in chief
of tho army and navy, has received lniorma-
ton Of brilliant victory achieved by the
United States forces over large body OF
armed traitors and rebels at Mil Springs, IN
the State of Kentucky. He retucns thanks
TO the gallant Off sers aud soldiers who won
that victory, and when the official reports
shall be received the military skill and per-
sonal valor displayed in battle will be 40
knowledle and rewarded in fitting man
ner The courage that encountered and
vauquished the greatly superior numbers OF
the rebel force, pursued and attacked them
in their intrenehments, and paused not until
the enemy was completely routed, merits and
receives commentator.
The purpose Of this war is to pursue and
destroy a Re bellious enemy, and to deliver
the country from danger menaced by traitors.
Alacrity, daring, courageous spirit and patTi-
otto zeal OF. all occasions and under every
circumstance are expected from the army OF
the United States. .... 1924. ....
Ia the prompt and spiIied movements and
daring at the battle of Mill Springs the ma
ton will realize its hopes, and the people OF
the United States will rejoice to honor every
soldier and officer who proves his courage by
charging with the bayOnet and siormiDg en-
trenehments, or in the blaze Of the enemy s
FIRE ..... .. $685..
By order of the President. ......
Edwin M. Stanton,
a. Sec'y OF War.
The Senate to-day in executive session
confirmed large number of nominations,
among them John Lathrop Motley as Minis
ter to Austria, and Robert Pruyn of New
York, as Minister resident at Japan.
| The President to-day nominated Noah A,
Swain of Ohio, as Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court of the United States to I'll
the vacancy caused by the death Of Justice
Mclean.
The Joint committee on the conduct Of the
war have agreed upon an amendment to tht
Joint rules OF the two Houses, to the effect
that when any member rises in his place ant
states that the Executive wishes Congress to
secretly act on any matter connected will
the war, it shall be the duty Of Congress t
90 into secret session, and deliberate anC
come to a conclusion thereon before adjourn
ment. The speeches are to be limited t
FIVE minutes each, and any member disclos
ing the proceeding is to be expelled.
1t appears from communication from til
Secretary of the Navy addressed 10 tn
, Senate in answer to the resolution CALM
for information relative to acting Lieutenant
Masters, Masters Mates, Paymasters, an
acting Asst PaymaSters, that they are al
employed, and that when disabled by SICK
ness have been on duty since the date
their appointment. Onlytwo PaymasterS o
the active list are unemployed, one Is uni
for duty and the other is in Virginia.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-23
The following has just been received from
Gen Thomas:

The following has just been received from
Gen. Thomas:
Louisville, Jan. %.
To Mai. Gen. Mcclellan, Commanding U.
8. A.:-The route Of the enemy was COM
plete after succeedlngIn getting two pieces OF
artillery across the river and upwards Of fifty
wagons, they we're abandoned with all the
ammunition in the department at Mill
Springs. They then threw away their arms
and dispersed through the mountains byways
in the direction Of Monticello, hut all so com
pletclv demoralized that don't b4heve they
will make a stand Shoct Of Tennessee.
The property captured on this side OF the
river, is OF great value, amounting 10 eight
six Founders and two parrot guns, with Gals
sons flied with ammunition, about one hun
bred four horse wagons, and upwards OF
twelve hundred horses and mules, several
boxes Of arms which had never been opened,
and from five hundred to one thousand mus
kets mostly with flint locks but in good order,
substance stores enough to serve the entire
command for three days, also large amount
OF hospital stores.
As soon as receive the report OF the brig
ade commanders, | will furnish detailed re-
port OF the battle.
Our loss was 80 killed and 1913 wounded
Among the wounded were Co. McCook O.
the oh Ohio, commanding a brigade, and his
aid Lieut.. Burt, of the lSh u. S, Infantry.
The loss Of the rebels was ZOllicotier anC
ia others killed and buried, ZIG wounded
and IS prisoners not wounded, five OF whom
are Surgeons, and Lieut.. Col. Carter OF The
18th Tennessee regiment
GEN. THOMAS,
d. G. BUELL.,
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-23
Real Estate tor Sale.
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.


The undersigned will give his personal attention to
the buy Ing and selling OF Real Estate OF all kinds on
commissions, including Farms, Dwelling Houses,
Null property, 40, in any portion 81 the state.
Persons wishing to dispose OF their Far as or other
property, viii by applying TO me, tnd AZ all times
list of purchasers, and those wishing TO purchase
Farms will always hud large number OF Farms ior
sale OF all sizes and prices thereby offering great
advantages to both the seller and bay or, Having
had consids rable experience In the above line OF
business think II will be to the advantage o! both
the buyer aud seller 10 give me a call 1 have now
towards OF 5000 worth OF Farms for sale OF all
sizes aud prices aud locations, including some
choice creek farms In this town and farms In Pout-
ney, Rutland, Manchester, Sc Sc, Among the
rest offer the entire Real Estate belonging TO tue
late Gen Robinson Hail. COMP siuy his home farm
on the Creek three miles South OF our village, OF 200
acres with ht class buildin on the same, aud one
OF the most desirable ferns In town. Also another
OF 800 acres belonging to the same estate situated IN
the East part OF this town This and other proerty
have for sale will, in view of the tines, be offered
LOW and on favorable terms OF payment,
For further particulars address the subscriber,
FRANKLIN POST.
waIlingford Dec 9Th, 1861. dec2l-d
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-23
T,aayenworth. Jan. %,

The 18th Missouri Infantry, Col. Morney,
arrived here to day to form part OF Gen.
Lanes column. Oihsr regiments are ex.
pected.
Opath-ley-holo chief OF the Union Indians
here to confer with Gen. Hunter.
Col Jennson'S regiment Of cavalry is or
dered 10 the Indian country.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-23
Louisville Jan. %.

81 Louisville Jour nal of yesterday says
ll2 cannon were captured at Somerset,
thinks that the rebel army cannot escape,
rom seven to ten federal regiments were
Nm across the Cumberland River some
sago, to intercept their retreat. Unless
v6ivided into squads and find their way
tennessee by unfrequented paths, they
Il all be entrapped.
letter in the Commercial of the 10Th
\. says that Gen. Zollicoffer is said to
sheen killed by Col. Fry, OF the I'd Ken
" regiment. We have taken many pris.
rs
The loyal Tennesseeaus fought like tigers,
have suffered much. The 9th Ohio reg.
ut is badly cut up. The Tennesseeans
D battery at the point of the baynet.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-23
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF A
-a-T ST FFEREK.

Published a warning, and for the espeoi.l bene'
at of Young Men snd those who suffer from Nervous
Debility, Loss Of Mem Premature Decay, Se,;,
SO sc b. one who has cured himself by simple
means after being put to great expense and lncon-
veuiece through the of worthless medicines pre-
60 -ibed by learned Doctors r1 I'll. 20 = d
Single copies may be had of the author, g. A.
LAMBERT, Esq Greenpont, Long Island, by en-
closing q post paid addressed envelope. Address
Charles A. lambert, Esq, Greenpont, Long Island
Ny 9;W2m ..
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-23

VIOWLE'S PILE AND HUMOR CURE, sure
cure for Bleeding, Blind and Itching Piles,
One bottle warranted to cure in all if n Ot
Deal, re- are PARTICULARLY REQUESTED TOR EUF ND
THE MONEY, Only five bottles in thousand re
turned and these were confirmed Fistu Ia. Hun
dreds ofIetters and certificates are now In the pro-
pretor's possession which can be upon applica
Fon. Bend for Circular Prepared by Henry ID.
tiC VILE Chemist ii Prince Street, Boston. Sold by
all druggi ts Certificates with each bottle Price
& ucr hottie.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-23
LEyT. SALMON DUTTOt,

ofthe Cavendish 1t. Infantry, some time acting as
adiutant In the lst Vt, Regiment at Newport News,
va has returned, and has received commission
from Gov. Hoibrook to enlist company OF vol mn
teers for the 7th Regiment to be raised under the
recent act of the Legislature. .,r. - e..
From he we'll earned reputation of Me officers
of the let Regiment-in all cases where they have
recruited companies for seryicethey have been EN-
inentiv successful All who desire to enlist under
Lieut. DuttOn will report as soon as may be to his
headuuarters Cavendish, Vt 1t Is better to enlist
with one who has seen service than with raw re-
cruit nov %
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y ! Il u

Al Depeyster, St Lawrence Co, n. Y, Jan. 18th,
Dea. ban Dixie, azcd 70 years, formerly OF Chitten-
den, Vt
In tbis town. Jan IS ut the residence of bis brother
n. Harrington, Dir. N. Stilmau Harrington, aged
IS years aud months.
In sudbury on the Sth inst at the residence Of her
son-n-aw, blrs. Mary Churchill .the widow Of the
la'e Samuel S, Churchill OF uubbardton, aged 90
Years,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-23
REAurIFuL COMPLEXION
poCroR THOMAS F. CHAPMAN viii

DOCTOB THOMAS f. CHAPMAN will sond to
all who with it rec OF charge the Recipe and full
Bile Balm that will efectually remove Pimples,
Blotches, Tan, Ereckles, &C, so, eaving the akin
smooth clean and beautiful; also full directions for
using PkLATRRU's CELEBRATED STEhULENr, war
ranted 10 ttart a iull growth Whiskers, or Nous
tache in lies than thirty days. Either OF the above
can be obtained by return mail, by addressing with
STAMPS ( or return POSTAGE DR., THOMAS +. CHAP
MAN Practical Chemist, 1871 Broadway New York
3:N2m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-23

ITO CONSUMPTIvES The Advertiser, having
I been restored 10 health in a few weeks by a We y
simple remedy, after having suffered several years
with a severe lung affection, au that dread disease,
Consumption is anxious to make known 10 his fell
low -utieTers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send o copy of the
prescription used free of chargel with the directions
Tor preparing ana using the same, which they will
find sure care for Consumption, Asthma, Bron-
chiti-, SO. The MY Njaot OF the Advertiser in
seuding the Prescription is 10 Benefit the afflicted,
and spread ia ormaJiou which he COnceives be III
valuable, aud he IA PES every sufferer will try his
remedy, as il will cost them nothing, aud may prove
q blessing.
Parties wishing the pTesC ription will please ad.
dress REV. hDWARD a. WILSON,
Williamsbufgh Kings County New York.
ianZ3.3n
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-23
Washington, Jan. %.

I Washington, Jan. %.
be following is a copy Of the placard
"a on the doors of the War Department /:
War Department, Jan. 81, 1862.
il ordered that the War Department
be closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays,
rdays and Fridays against all other
hess but that which relates to active mil
! Operations in the field. Saturdays will
ievoted to the business of Senators and
|resentatives Mondays to the business Of
ppblic.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-23

e entire federal loss in the late battle is
Filed and $50 wounded. Gen. Thomas
i took fourteen cannon, and 14o0 mules
horses.
en. Thomas is across the river in pursuit
L rebels. The steamboat and eight
.es used by The rebels in their retreat
! burned by them, The remaining barees
i used by the federal troops
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-23
Now York. Jan. %.

New York, Jan, %,
The steamship Columbia from Havana
is below,
The steamer Illinois from Key West tho
18th has ARRIVED. The gun boat Tahoma
vas there repairing machinery.
The ltasca sailed the 10th for Fort Pick
ems, .E
The Brooklyn arrived the 18th and was
taking coal, .t.....,. ,
The Illinois passed tho Ericsson on the at
ternoon of the 18th bound to Key West,
The same day the gunboat Connecticut
with steamer in tow, probably a prize
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-23
st. Louis, Jan. %.

OF. LOutf q aVI' 2 q
A report by Adjutant General Harding to
Gov. Gamble shows that 39,S62 Missouri
troops have emit red the Federal service for
three years or the war, Of which $4,000 are
infantry, 5000 artillery and 5000 cavalry
The number of men organized under the
Governors call for six months men is up
wards of 5000.