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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-29

Washington, My rs.
The following was received at the War
Department, al IL P. NJ:
Williamsport, May 26.
To the President -
have the honor to report the
safe arrival of my command at this place
last evening, at ten o'clock, and the passage
of the 5th corps across the river to-day, with
but comparatively little loss.
The loss of men in killed, wounded and
missing, in the different combats in which my
command has participated since the march
from Strausburg, on the morning of the oath
inst, am unable now to report, but l have
great satisfaction in being able to represent
that although serious, it is much less than
might have been anticip ated, considering the
very great disparity of forces engaged, and
the long matured plans of the enemy. which
aimed at nothing less than the entire capture
of our force.
A detailed statement will be forwarded as
soon as possible.
NY command encountered the enemy in
constant succession of attacks, and in we'll
contested engagements, at Strausburg, Mid
dIetown and Newton. At point also be-
tween these places, and at Winchester.
The force of the enemy was estimated at
from Is 900 to 10000 men, with very strong
artillery and cavalry supports. My own
force consisted of two brigades, less than 1000
strong all told, 1900 cavalry, ten parrot
guns and six smooth bore.
The substantial preservation of the entire
supply is a source of qualification. 1t num-
bered about 500 wagons, on forced march
of fifty-three miles, thirty-fve of which were
performed in one day subject to constant at
tack in front, rear and flank according to its
position, by the enemy in full force. The
| pains of teamsters and the mischances ofriyer
passage of more than 800 yards with slender
| preparations for ford and ferry, lost not
many more than SO wagons. A full state
ment of this loss will be forwarded forthwith.
Very great commentator is due to Capt
S. B. Holbard, Acting Quartermaster, and
Capt E. G. Beckwlth, for the safety of the
| train. ...
Our troops are in good !spirits and occupy
| both sides of the river.
N. 2. BANKS,
Major Gen. Commanding.
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umuortant from Vicksburg.

Halecks Headquarters, May "a.
The Memphis Appeal of the 22d instant
saws that Gov. Pettis of Mississippi has cal
led for thousand armed men to rendezvous
at Vicksburg. Ammunition to be obtained
at the latter place.
Vicksburg, May 81.
The federal commander has ordered the
removal of women and children from this
city in twenty-four hours. The Mayor has
asked until Tuesday the Esd inst.
There we're ten boats below the city at 8
o'clock this morning.
The City of Brooklyn and Hartford passed
Natchez this morning.
The Corinth correspondent OF the Mem
phis Appeal deplores the death OF Col. lngra-
ham of Van Dorn's staff, who was, 1t says,
inhumanly butchered by the federals In
skirmish on the 9th inst
The same correspondent says that zen.
Beaureoard is about to confer the order OF
the Southers Cross of honor on the privates
of the 9th Texas regiment, for gallant con-
duct. They will be the first to receive this
coveted badge of distinction.
The Vicksburg Citizen OF the 18th INST,
saws grocery stores have all been moved
away, and that it becomes serious question
where groceries are to be procured after
this.
The Raleigh Register says that Mrs JEFF
Davis arrived there on the 18th inst, under
the escort of Senator Gwin of California
He was accompanied by her four children
Mrs. Keary, Jefl's niece and son and daugh-
ter OF Senator twin
The Messilla Arizona Times says that
Gen. Sibley's command are dismounted and
in a starving condition. Two companies had
been cut of, and the rest were endeavoring
to reach Santa Fe.
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CONG R E S S.
Washington, May &c.

w dcbthENVhf 's'F -Nf
THE consideration of the conhs-
ptoI IN was resumed, Mr.. Elliott's speech
~, BE- general debate:
,,0S gonse first voted on Mr.. Roscoe Conk-
ho 'oHdment 10 the third and fifth claus
Sn' select Committees confscation bill,
IN 'ne ,0,rtv is to be confiscated, name!y /.
%PIV such persons shall have accepted
,o ,nnoin tmeni since the date Of the pre-
\ SIfordinance OF secession, or taken oath
y, '., ,, 10 the so-caled Confederate
amendment referred to any person
" d. Governor o. a State, Member of
-n,;oo. or Legislature, Judge, or any
4 v, barealter holding any office or agen-
Po3.r the so-called Confederate States.
| TS ~ amendment was adopted, 100 against
E,ypuds substitute was rejected, 80
Linst l4O.
fine confscation bill was then passed as
lor,d. with Conkling's amendment above
gotoned, Yeas 50, nays SO.
fTbe bill from the Senate for the relief of
lDsrt Small and others concerned in deliv-
"a ,be rebel steamer to our squadron was
|. nod The following members voted against
| CoIyert, Dunlap, Harding, johnson,
,upan, Norton, Shiel, Vallandigham, Voor-
adjourned
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Now York Regiments under Marching
Orders
New York, May 26.

New York, May 26.
Col. Wood of the Brooklyn 14th is ex-
changed for Col. Patten of the rebel army.
The eth Regiment goes to Washington to-
night,-also the 9Th Volunteer Artillery.
The Sth, 18th, 18th, 22d, sgd, 69th and list
Regiments are under orders.
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CINCINNATI, May "a.
Col. Heth with 5000 men attacked our
forces under Col. Crook yesterday morning,
and after a severe fight the enemy were driv-
en- back and completely routed
Crooks force numbered 1900. Our loss
is 10 killed, 40 wounded and 8 missing. Less
of the enemy much larger.
There was captured four cannon, two
rihed, Also two hundred stand of arms and
one hundred prisoners.
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The 25th N. n Regiment offers It's Ser.
vices,

A!Uany, May 70,
The 25tn New York Regiment met this
morning and resolved to volunteer their SER
vice. They are to report the strength of the
regiment to the Governor this evening.
The response of the militia OF the differ
emf parts of the State is most gratifying,
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Departure Of the 9TH Regiment.

New York, May 26.
The eth regiment, Col. Lefferts, left to-
night for Washington, about 900 men in
ranks. They were attended to the boat by
thousands of friends and their march down
Broadway, was perfect ovation.
The 9Th regiment left Fort Hamilton to-
night also for Washington. There is intense
feeling here.
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Active Preparations.

Philadelphia, May 26.
Most active preparations are making for
reinforcing the army at Washington by re-
serves and home guards.
The First Regiment of the Reserve Brig
ade will be ready tomorrow, and three other
regiments in thirty-six hours
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$4,000 worth Of rebel Stores Destroy.
ed.
Wanhirn 0h

ed.
Washington, May 26.
Dispatches received at the Navy Depart
ment, state that steamer with company
of the 9th New York regiment made an ex-
cursion up the Chowan River to Gates coun.
ty, N. c., Oh the 9th inst. They destroyed
SO, 900 dollars worth of bacon, lard, and other
stores belonging to the rebels.
On the night of the 18th, Lieut.. Flusser
made an expedition SIX miles above Eleza-
beth City, and rescued the apparatus be-
longing to Wade Point light house.
4 steamer also with bacon for the rebels
and the bells of Plymouth, which were to be
cast into cannon, was captured by the steam
ers Ceres and Lockwood on the l4th, on
Roanoke River, two miles below Williams
burg.
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COMMIssIONERs NOTICE
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

TINE undersigned having been appointed by the
L Hon Probate Court for the District OF Rutland,
Commits toner's to receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against Larkin
Livingston late of Mountholly, In said District de-
ceased hereby give notice that we will meet for the
purpose of examining and allowing said claims at 4.
Coles Once In Mountholly, on the second Wednes-
days of July and November next from O'CLOCK 81
ill o'clock Z. M, each of said days, and that six
months from the l4th day OF May A. D., 1862 is the
time limited by said Court for said creditors to pre-
sent their said claims to for examination and al
lowance.
Dated Mountholly, Vt, Goth day of May, A. D.
1862,
. ABIJAH COLE, LOO.
2ly9w MARTIN DODGE, oo"1
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Halifax, May 26.
The ship Zone, from Falmouth, England,
for Boston, was totally lost on Sable Island
the 9Th inst. Only one man, Swede, was
saved.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-29
YOUNG ST. LAWRENCE.

This Celebrated Stallion may be found at the fol-
towing places during the present reason;
Mondays and Tuesdays at the Franklin House
Stables in Rutland; Wednesdays at Sheldons Hote
in Pitt ford; Thursdays and Fridays at Brandon
House in Brandon, and on Saturday At HIPS Hote
in Wallingford.
Young st. Lawrence ia six years old, beauti-
full bay, sixteen hands high and can trot mile,
when in trotting condition, in 240; and for sze &C
ton and speed has not his superior in the State
For full description, pedigree, Sc, see large bills,
Lovers of good stock are invited to look at this
horse before making other arrangements. The horse
shows for himself.
FRANKLIN POST, Proprietor.
Wallingford, VT, May a. 1882. may "a :2m
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M a N II 0 0 d 4;
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The world renowned author, In this admirable Lee
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theawfuI consequences Of Selfabuse may be effect
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Harrisburg, Nav 2t

Companies and regiments are pouring in
and the call for troops is meeting with hearty
response. A regiment leaves tomorrow and
three more next day.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-29
engagement between the French an
Mexican Troops.

Washington, May 70.
Semi official dispatches dated Orlzaba, 9th,
state that the French troops were met by
10000 Mexican, three leagues from that city
and defeated with a loss of 500.
1t does not appear that Juarez had fed as
before stated.
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: Destructive Ftre---LOss 100000.

London, c. W., May 26.
A fire here yesterday destroyed the stores
of Adam Hope & Co., Burrell & Co., and
several others adjoining. Loss over $780,
900, mostly insured.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-29
Nav York. Nav %,

New York, May 70.
The 18th, 25th and 2Sth Regiments are
under marching orders.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-29
Legal Notices.
GOWN I .iONERs' NOTICE.

rINHE undersigned having been appointed by the
L Hon Probate Court, for the District OF Rutland |,
claims and demsnds oil all persons Ainst the estate
of Samuel arshall, late OF MSuth0ny, In eaid Dis
trict deceased hereby give nooe thatNm will meet FOR
the dwelling OF Daniel Parker In Mo1RlhaIQ3sn the
FIRST Tuesday of July, and November ne5tv - enc
O'Clock until four O'Clock, r M, each ofclD days,
1862 is the time limited by said Court for aid 6ssdit
ors to present their said claims to
and allowance.
Dated Mountholly, Vt, this 10Th day Of May, A.
D., 1864, sAA- q sssas'.1
asw S MARS ii Txasrfrt vwmurr
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-29
Real Estate for Sale or to Rent

SPLENDID CHANCE.-Farm in
~ Clarendon for sale, containing so acres, with an
entirely new Dwelling House, and q large new
double -bosrded Barn on the same. Possession
given at time of sale-price 81 600. From one half
to three quarters of the purchase money can remain
on mortgage, if desired. Apply to the undersgned ed,
FRANKLIN POST,
walliu oford NAV 1852. d&Wf
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Miscellaneous.
CARPETS AT LOW PRICES.

The current Of trade is always turned to that
House which sells at the lowest prices.
From the great auction sales of English Carpets
in New York, on the Sth instant, we are reoev-
ing English Tapestries, Velvets and Brussels, which
We shall sell for less than importers prices.
Also, an invoice of very choice and elegant Tap.
estries, imported expressly for the Broadway City
Sales.
Also, an invoice of the new productions of Hig.
gins celebrated American manufacture OF Tapes
tries and Velyets.
Also, an invoice of State Mills Tapestries, subject
TO manufacturers slight imperfections in weaving,
at low prices.
Also, an invoice OF Canton Mating, assorted
widths, at low auction prices.
Also, an invoice of Floor Oil Cloths, comprising
ths entire stock on hand of a celebrated manttaotu
ter, at factory prices.
SYSTEMS STRICTLY ADHERED To:
We buy all our goods for cash down.
We make all sales for cash down,
We make no variations from our prices,
New ENGLAND CARPET Co., rs Hanover ST.,
2l:w3ws Roston.
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COMMIsIONERs' NOTICE.

IN HE undersigned having been appointed by the
i Hon. Probate Court, for the District of Rutland,
commissioners to receive, examine and adjust al
claims and demands Of all persons against Michael
Long, late of Mountnolly in said district deceased,
hereby give notice that we will meet for the purposs
of examining and allowing said claims at the
dwelling house OF Nancy Long, in said Mountholly,
on the first Wednesdays of July andN ovember next,
from 10 o'clock A. M until four O'Clock p. NJ, each
of said days, and that six months from the 9th day
of Nay ID. 1862 is the time limited BY said court for
said creditors to present their said claims to for
examination and allowance.
Dated Mountholly, VT, goth day Of May, A. D.
1852
ABIJAH COLE. | Cou
q IL. NJ. DICKERMAN, ( ooiA
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Miscellaneous.

pARG AIMS AT FAD HAVEN !
A. N ADAMS, having enlarged his store to
meet the demands of his increasing trade, 10 pre-
pared with large and choice variety of Goods,
Just from Boston, to give his customers and friends
anything they may want in the line of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Crockery Hardware, Medicines, and
Notions, at the lowest price for Cash.
Blu! ing in large quantities and at the lowest cash
prices, he offers inducements to all who will call
upon him.
Fairhaven, May l, 1862
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COMMIssIONERs' NOTICE.

THE undersigned, having been appointed by the
i Hon. Probate Court for the District of Eairha-
ven, commissioners to receive, examine and adj ust
all claims and demands of all persons against
Isaac W Bishop late of Granville, in the State Of
New York. within this State hereby give notice that
we will meet for the purpose of examining and Ole
lowing said claims at j Is. Beamans office in Poult-
ney, on the last Wednesday of July, A. ID. 1862,
from ten O'Clock, A. NJ. until four o'clock, p. n.
on said day, and that six months from the 10th
day Of March, A. D.. 1862, is the time limited by
said court for said creditors o present their said
claims to US tor examination and allowance.
Dated Fairhaven, VT, this 14th day Of May, D.
1862
ALASsON ALLEN, com,r,
2l-3w ISRAEL DASEY,
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DLANK ORDERS of the Selectmer
ID on the Town Treasurer, bound inso books, 10,
en- lbY GEO. A. FUTILE CO
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an experience OF n years la manufacturing, with
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M pamphlet, containing all the information ne
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-29

"RUY Me AND Pill DO YOU
ID GOoD.n
HEALTH AND STRENGTH SECURED,
BY THE USE OF THE
Great Spring and Summer Medicine, e
DIR. Lam GLEY'S
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Washington, My rs.
The following was received at the War
Department, al ii z. M:
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-09

-SCALDS AND BURSs.-The best and m0st
accessible remedy in the world, il ts
thrust the injured part In cold water, atsd
send for physician if it is severe, Aad
while he is coming, cover the parts IN
inch or more deep with common Aour.
The water gives instantaneous relief hy
excluding the oxygen of the air; the Aonr
does The same, and IS preferable bee1ASe
it can be more continuously Applied, VIA
less Inconvenience, than by Keeping he
parts under water.-As they Ret val Ek6
flour scales of, or is easily mOistened' ind
removed. II the injury is at HiI'ssvsts,
the patient should live mainly on tsa and
toast, or gruels, and keep the bowels aet-
ing freely every day, by eating raw apples
stewed fruit and the like. No better 81
more certain cure for scalds and bnsas
has ever been. proposed. -....---...a-..ss...
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-09

RIvERs-How THEY FAow-All rivers,
small or large, agree In one characteristic,
they like to lean little on one side they
cannot bear to have their channels deep
est in the middle, but will always, if they
can, have one bank to sun themselves
upon, and the other to get cool under -
one shining shore to play over, where
they may be shallow, and foolish, and
child-like and another steep shore, under
which they can pause and purify them
selves, and get their strength of waves
fully together for due occasion.
Rivers, in this way, are just ike wise
men, who keep one side Of their life for
play, and another for work /; and can be
brilliant, and chattering, aud transparent,
when they are at ease, and yet take deep
counsel on the other side, when they set
themselves to their main purpose. And
rivers are just in this divided also like
wicked and good men the good rivers
have serviceable, deep places, all along
their banks. that ships can sail in; bat
the wicked rivers go, scOOping irregdlarty
under their banks, until they get full Of
struggling eddies, which no boat can row
over, without being twisted against tt
rocks, and pOOl-like wells, which no one
can get out Of but the water.kelpie thgt
lives at the bottom but wicked Or good,
the rivers ell agree in having two kinds Of
sides.--Ruskin. .,s....,s
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-09

4.
THBoiiY or oRRRsF1K1Finrggf = Z -
contains neSfiy &No hGnlo e 5
Of air; but, H. 0edt6af5
takes In ut one titAs and ass ar|s
only about twenty cubic iac
ofafGll sised oFa6ge;; ! and k -
fifteen inspirations. in . iniaut
tiates, tberefOEss In . minnAs e y.
Of cubic feet--but which lhIn
escapes With many ti6ts & mut ~
air around, renders unit for fsspi SNaIsSll
three or four cubic foot. The fsfnogn1 e,
this impure air, and the supply b IL
stead of fresh air. is accomplls6s 1has
the air which escapes from the eISh -
ing heated to near the tempsrstnro u ~
living body, namely ninety-eight dearsa
and being thereby diIAted, is hghtu. ~
for bulk, than the surronHdiNg His nt -
ordinary te1snSsSsD sD--- = >A~5-hs,z, el1s5s
in the atmosphere, to be difFused there. q
oil set free under water FinSr:y s1 &oth
cases heavier fluid is, in fact, pushing
up and taking the place Of \ lighter. This
s,-.:s .s-> - ,..sS-b,:-- -. =. ..--sssy.yNtan
trouble to the person, or even his beiMe
aware of IL; is relieving him at every In
Stant from the presence 0fa deadly, thoIgk
invisible poison-and replacing. il VAN
pure, vital sustenarce; and the process
continues while he sleeps, rs well as whea
he awakes, and is as perfect for the IN.
conscious babe, and even the brute cFea-
ture, as for the wiSest philosopher. h
aid of this process come the greater W..
tions Of the atmosphere, rccSIIed winds:
which mingfe the whole, lavoring ageRGlS4
which maintain thegeneral purity. .-Kzd-
icdL Journal.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-09


THE HOUSE having been thoroughly overhauled,
, - ----- L. -CA~ASG 49,. =. n ,1sRAnt
furniture, We are prepared tu accommodate the
travelling public in finer style than any hotel in the
city. Having had extensive experience as caterer,
all who may be pleased to pdtronZe the HUuse can
| not fail To be we'll cared for.
A FINE READING ROOM is connected with the
House, which will always he supplied with the latest
neEspapers from all parts Of the State and the
Eastern cities.
The Dining Room will be under the immediate
control Of the we'll known caterer, Mr.. JAMES
BROWN.
The BAR will be under the supervision Of Mr..
JOE. ELDHpGE, formerly Of San Francisco, and
Mr., SAM. BOUSE, formerly Of Souora, which is a
sufficient guarantee that none bst TIM FIRST quality
Of Wines, Liquors, &c will be served.
Every department of the House will be kept in
such \ manner A. to make second 10 NONE in the
State.
-. STAGES arrive at and deaart from tie
Iftis1as t-ao,,zca 80 all parts Of the Stale
Lodging. .,...............".5O and rs
EE- House open all Dislt. msy3l
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-09

Evil REPoErs.--The longer I i've, the
more feel the Importance Of sdhesiWg -
the rules which have laid down for my
self in relation to such matters, SGId 90
eminent statesman: 'e'14s@'ag
l. 10 hear as little as possible Of what.
ever is to the prejudice Of others. rs sia
.. To believe nothing of the kind till I
am absolutely forced to do it. agdl 81 es
3. Never to drink in the spirit of eas.
SbO Ciyculates an i'll report. sas.,- 49, ".
4. Always to moderate, as FAR - csns
the unkindness which. is expressed to-
wards others.