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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-03

At MRS. GAyNORS PARIS CORSET AND SKIRT
n Establishment new Summer Goods just received
French Linen Corsets, with plated washing fastenings
which moisture especially ordered for trade
Also light flexible Skirts new styles In skeleton lace and
brillante harcoh Travelling Skirts good Corsets for 81
Misses Corsets and Waists
o43 Broadway, near Union square.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06

yeniel having declined TO receive h'm IN
an official capacity. All the reply that
Earl Russell vouchSafe 10 fancey n
Co.'S long pamphlet was the simple ae'
acknowledgement of the receipt OF a letter
ON behalf &c the so styled Confederate
States. Lord Lyons wrote to his gov
eminent that the South was so much pull
fed up with ian overwhelming sense OF
its own importance" that England would
experience very serious Inconvenience
from any attempt at civility. Mr.. Weed
says that Mason is avoided by the aris-
tocracy of England, and liv's quietly in
London, receiving only the visits OF few
secessionists who happen to be in the city
Yancey is already quite disguised, and Is
reported to be on his way home, With
these repeated snubbings, it is not to be
wondered at that Mason and his fellow
conspirators are Respondent. by this
lime they must have discovered the hope
lessness OF their cause.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06
The Worlds correspondent writes

In obedience to Mr.. Stanton's official
order Of the 25th can to-day send you
no account of military movements in this
vicinity. Of the important develop
ments on the right Of the grand army
will have been duly informed ere this
reaches you. Everything here is work
ing in consonance. Great results are
close at hand. The commanding General,
whose eye and presence seem just now
obiquitous-who manages to personally
superintend, within the space of 4S hours,
operations at points 100 miles distant
from each other-this seli-poised and
sklllful commander, Mcclellan. is already
showing the country how completely he
holds the situation in his hand and head :;
is even now opposing the stern rebuxe OF
facts to the attacks of his enemies and the
doubts of those who rely upon partisan
journals for their understanding of the
campaign. The tine is close at han
when the restraint under which corres-
pondents are now writing will be remov-
ed, in order that the whole country NAV
hear of, not what is to be-5ut has been
done.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06

On motion of Surveyor Andrews, com
mittee Of ten was appoint d to collect doanc-
80 for defrsying the expenses OF the recep-
ton.
Judge I.ham Of the Supreme Court OF W.
George FOLSOM and Dsvid ID. Wheeler, E:q''
were added to the Reception Committee
After discussing several Judiciary plans
proposed by Col, Howe, in regard to thu re-
ccpiou Of the troops, it was decided to leave
all the arrangements to the Reception Com
mittee.
subscription list was opened for tie Pur-
pose of d-frsying any expense that may DO
incrrred in the reception, and in few hours
$3.50 were subscribed
The meeting then adjourned to assemble
at the call of the Reception Committee.
The officers and men Of the Seventh and
Eighth may expect a generous greeting upon
their arrival in New York.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06

Look at the map moment and you will
see the desperation of the rebel cause. After
looking at the map carefully read the message
Of jeff. DAVIS to the Rebel Congress, where
in he says the conspiracy has undertaken
to defend more territory than it can hold by
force of arms. If that be SO ifJt ifs con-
fession is founded upon demonstration, as we
think it is,--and he would not have made 1t if
it was net,--the only CONCLUSION to be drawn is
that Davis deems it necessary to establish
new military line of defence, which shall en-
brace only the cotton States, and which will
Of conrse release the border Slave States
from the Confederate grasp, and restore them
to the Union. Now, it will be seen that all
che Cotton States except Mississippi border
upon the Ocean and the Gulf; and the Ocean
and the Gulf are under the absolute control
Of our Navy, aud Therefore we command ev-
cry part of the "Cotton Confederscy" proper.
We are masters of the Confedercy upon the
ocean. Look now, at the line of frontier de-
fences Are there any natural bulwarks
such as rivers and mountains to obstruct the
advance of the Federal troops? Not one
that would invite a military commander in
tent upon resisting an invasion. The whole
land is ours, by physical structure and con-
formation, from the Ohio to the Gulf Of
Mexico.
There is no strategic point that the rebels
can occupy and successfully defend, south
and east Of Nashville, for We hold the key
to the whole territory. In fact the rebellion
has gone up and in six months it will be
"laid out" JEFF. Davis cannot establish a
new line of defeuce that will be worth . row
Of brass pins. He will be fugitive from
justice quicker than he now anticipates.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06

Tho fallowin lines are fr"~ the pen Of Rioh
ard Wright OF wsshi-g'on, ID g., aud were sd
dre.ed 10 the person who g nsms they indleite' D
An Aer~sstc.
Give our n,g 10 the breeze 'nesth the sty's azure
blne,
pypan, q Il. fo'ds lii the Eagle his w,rE'i
~ zach mouatsin top may A"s icsos VII v
Rsaiar, Freedoms o~n banner ~ proudly she
tipg--
Glorious t pc Of Coiuubia' fair land OF the
West
Ever wave thou DER homes OF he harry aud oie'''
psrl'nirg days were T. o. TIME when our aag saw
the igh
gi~s; .u..
To thins u.t rank treason shoald aow rise to blight
h. ,esiLb.Wg -lAs IIs-of C"umhis a. cta'e;
oh! never his sw'rl blood n III dow Ike river,
Nor ossss till Secession IL etrsag'el forever
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06

Boston aud Eastern wav Mail oloeea at lO.45 A. NJ.
Railroad time, arrives at ",
Burlington and N orthern Way. closes at 40
Railroad time arrives 81 , NJ.
New Yorf through Mail closes at IIIoA.M.
Railroad time, strives 81 42h Y. NJ
Albany and X 4 ". Wsy, clotes at SmP NJ
Railrosd time, suivse at 4BP. NJ.
Trcrv and Western Vt Way closes at IL Is A. ".
Railroad time, arrives at II 10 A NJ
Troy aud Saratoga Way closes at 2 80 M
Rsilrosd time arrivee at IL 10 NJ.
Montreal and st. Johns Mail closes at Sn0P. ".
Railroad time, strives at IL 80 A. III
woodstock Way Mail close Tuesdays,
Thurrdays and Saturdays at LEO T. III
woodatock WAY Mail arrives Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays a. 28P. NJ
1fsce houra from Z 20 A NJ. till 1902, M. Sundays
fsem I2Ie till l.O0P. II.
MIG EvERTS M.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06

NEwsrAroRIAL.-We have received
the first number of the Franklin County
Herald published at Swanton, w., by
J. X. Averill, editor and proprietor. 1t
is sheet of medium size and fair typo
graphical appearance, and the editor
promises to continue its publication one
year, at least, provided one hundred sub
scribers are procured. We wish the
Herald much success; and yet after much
and long continued experience in the
business; sufficient at least TO enable usto
form a pretty accurate judgment, we can
not believe that the proprietor of the
Herald will realize any thing like the
golden harvest" we could hope he might.
There are already more newspapers in
Vermont than can be supported.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06
State Convention.

The Freemen of the State of Vermont,
without respect to party, are invited TO meet
IN MASS CONVENTION at Burlington, n
"Wednesday, the l2.h day of March, A. d.
1869, for the purpose Of NOMINATING thirteen
suitable persons to Col sti,ute the Council Of
Censors, required by the Constitution to be
elected by the freemen OF this Commonwealth
on the last Wednesday Of March, A. ID
1892.
February "a, 1862.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06

MILrrARr,-Eieut. P. U. lIolcomb, OF
the United States Infantry, has been APP
pointed Captain of the q Vermont Bate :
ry vice l.. r. Sayles resigned. Captain
IIolcomb served as an officer IN Saer-
mans famous battery during the Mexican
war, since which time he has served as
Captain Of Artillery in one of the South
American States.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06
CAUTION TO SOLDIERS RESPECT
ING TIE USE OF FIREARMS.

ING TIE USE OF FIREARMS.
CAMP GRIFFIN, Va, FgD. -, 1862.
Editor Herald
Henry ID, Wight, Co. II, 9Th R,gt. Vt.
Vols, while in the a't of putin. cap upon
his pistol with his left hand, holding the ham
mer with his ri hit, met with a, probably, IA
tai accden., today. 1t seems that bis thumb
slipped from the hammer, with the muzzle
pointed towards his body, which resulted in
the discharge of hi' piece, the ball passing
through the walls of the add omen, two and
one half inches above the Umbilicus, and
one and half TO the left of the medan line.
DIS. Chandler and James, after deliberately
examining the wound, came TO the same con-
clusion as Drs Phillig, aud Crandall, who
had already examined the case, previous to
their arrival, that the ball was too deep sea =
ed to b. extracted. In conclusion, we sim
cerely hope that in future, officers will see
the improperly of allowing their men to
carry arms of this description until they are
accustomed to use them with greater care.
j. B. C.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06

sS Dr.. LusroS, the celebrated Eye,
Ear and Catarrh Surgeon, aul Surgeon
to the Albany General Infirmary, is to be
at Frenchs Hotel, Granville Corners,
March 9th, 9th, 9TH and 9Th, 1862. His
skill in tao treatment of all chronic di-
seases is so we'll known th.t this bare
announcement of his visit will be sufi-
>eient to induce all who may be suffering
from diseases of any kind to call upon
him.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

THE UNITED STATES LAws.-We COM
mence the publication to-day of the Laws of
the present Session Of Congress, in the Daily
Herald. We shall soon publish, out Of its
order, the United States Treasury Note Act
that our readers may b. acquainted with its
important provisions.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06

The LEvEE.-On the invitation of Nick.
wackett Engine Company No. /, the Wash
ington Company No. 2, and some fifty citi-
zeus of Rutland, sat down to most bounti-
ful supper at the Hall of the ckwackett
Engine House last evening. The two COM
panies fraternized with the best of feeling,
and the social union of last evening will long
be remembered by those who were present.
After partaking of the good things, brief re-
marks were made by Rev. Mr.. Seaver, R.v.
Mr. Smith, John Cain, c. c. Dewey, w. C.
Dunion, James Barrett, III. G. Litchfeld john
b. Page, j. j. r Randall, jesse L. Billings,
and others. and Harry Brownson edited all
present with patriot. song. The guests
retired At about half past ten o'clock.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06
To Csrr..,.esste

No notice can be taken OF anonymous oommuni
catious We must know the names and Address OF
our correspondents ss 8 guarantee OF Rosd faith -
We cannot urd. risk 20 rturn rejected coinSauni'
cations ard ifthe writers wish 10 preserve theSa.
thev uust take = copy before sending them 10 ns
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06
DOR SALE OK EXCHANGE,

One new Brick House on Cottage ST.. Rutano'
One Brick House on Edison St., Rutland. ,uus
-Four building lots, with brick and stone TOT JUL
ing, on Elm st, Rutland.
Nine Cows suitsb tor airying purp ,ses;, Al
One pasture lot on wyman hIli, In nIouh,A
A large quantity of good farming and timoe. m
well located in the States of Iowa, Ilnho@
Wisconsin. ,,,
Any OF the above property will be sold ana 81 d
psy day given If desired, or would be exchans'
other property. ,,o,s
2:3m w r. SFHo[
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06

gpor shr last page will e i1uud the terms Of suh
soritsion 20 the Herald, rhsas are the only terms
upon which the Herald 1e procured o' MS, aud
no deviation IN any will Dr. made theretron
We hav~ no friepds to whom 'neois rates eiil h'
given, and agent Ia sut horseS 70 make conflicting
ooutrsrts.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06

- The New York Times thinks, in
view of the fact that every position recent
ly visited by Gen. Beauregard has been
evacuated, that hereafter he will be
knownby the name of the Great Evac-
uator," instead of the Great Fortifi,r."
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06

" jeff Davis says the 'Confederacy'
ha' no floating debt 1t is so heovy,
without doubt, that it can't float =
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06
rive find the following interesting proceed

I'VE find the following interesting proceed
ings of a meeting of the Sons OF Vermont,
resident within the city of New York, held at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel on Saturday evening
last, in the New York Sunday Mercury. 1t
will be seen that the Object of the meeting
was to make preparations for the reception
of the Seventh and Eighth Vermont Regi-
men,s on their passage though the city, and
that steps were also taken TO have the Sons
of Vermont in the city of New York rep'e-
sent' by permanent oreanza'ion, similar
to the Sons of Connecticut an Massachusetts,
A. the proceeding Of the meeting will be not
only Cf special interest 10 the meu bers OF the
Seventh and Eighth II gments, but also Of
interest TO every Vermonter, We present them
in full.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06
+ Il S A L E

One Ray Mare, good aud true; eight ye VI
nth fosI) for cash. Also one Grey MAT y a
ems, and one double led With cast shoe-. tor 81
or ready pay Also single q, d double var, .
two hundred tbousald good brick, - ehe'p-
town.
For further information Inquire OF rssgf
fsb@ :da H2v q. ,. Mo'1
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06
sssssTO ADvERTlAERs.

Ire DAILY HpRALD affords uuusnal facilities 20
advertisers II ciroalst.s largely npon the tines o.
all our Rail kosds, and Is taken by class Of the
population Who buy snd cell and traffic isrSeiy
Now IL the time 90 adver,se. The way TO revvis
business 10 20 pI-srtiss.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06

The lot ofthe rebel commissioners in
Europe is extremely unpleasant. At the
is-t accounts John S idell was running
about Paris in search Of horses, NJ. Thou
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06

COUNTY CoMMIssIoSER.-Tbe vote for
County Commission, it will be seen Is rather
close, but VIC think Hon. Wm. Z. Kittredee
: elected BY small majority.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06
w ESTERN HOTEL,

NOS 8, IL, 10, 10, II, CoURTLArpr ST,
NEAR BRoADwAY, NEW yoeK CITY
This ola established snd favorite resort OF the Bu
iuess Community has been 'eoeuty ren.tsd, and I
complete ia every hing thar Gao minister 10 N
oomiJrts of its patrons Lsdiss and families aIs ~
oihfs,and careful " provided for
1t is csptIally located in the busiusss part OF h
city, and rs contiguous 10 the principal nss Y
s'esmbnats, os<s fer ies, SO.
la cons quenes of the pressure caused by the R
billion, prices havebetn reduced to
ONE DOLLAR AND>FIFIY GETS PER DAT
The table ia SIMPLY np~l'sd wi h all the luxura
of the season. aud is equal TO that fay other hOs
in the country.
hmpe accommodations are offered for upusrs
OF 400 guests.
Don't believe runners, hackmen, and others VII
may say the We teri Hotel H. I'm. - ~
", D WIN HESTER, Proprietos,,
TH0S. d. WINCHESTER 8:w9m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06
T U r 81 FURSl

co oou.istiug of y AA"h
hiN6, hUsR RAT, Fox, COON Se :,
Al the highest cab price paid tor th.m w. W
PAlSE e CO., gutisn4. Jan. /, isa2.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06
Town Hall, West Rutland,
BAND CONCERT.

GRIswOLD'S CORNFT BAND. at the .srss
solicitation of m ny friends, viii give 8 CoyCER'
al the TOWN HALL. IN WEST kUTLAND, u
TpUkSD ~, MARCH cru. 1859
Tickets of admission, Is cents, Children 10 ctl
r Doors open at 81 O'Clock.
Sy order OF Band.
F. c. SMITH, Chr
March 4. 81
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06
n OTTO El- The Incidence

Or. ]. CLAWSOE KELLEY
ANALYTICAL PHYStCIAN,l
.tofns xndSnr,ns 81 Rr,i.rd Y, t2N
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06
Miscellaneous.
1OO O00 BARR ELS or Tn
VU,OUO Lodi Msnufacturiax Gu
ny's PUuDkEriE, Tor ale BY
JAMES T, FOSTER
Care Of the Lodi Manufacturing q
a. Cortland a. ~

ny's fUuDhEiiE, LOT 'seb f
- JAMES T, FOSTER
Care Of the Lodi Manufacturing q
% 'ort'snd Ct my
Th,s Conn anv, with a capital OF SIN On -
mo 4 extensive work ofth~ kind In the world
AN experience OF 81 year IN manu- fActariug WHY
I.putstion len established, haviag also the az
live control of all the Uight soil from tbs grest ~
Of New York, are prepared 10 furnish an ar,.I
which is without oiht, THE oHEAresy Am ~
n ST f,rti iGer In market
Prio-s Delivered at any station on the vsrr,.
Central II 4 or hut and and Bu rliugtos X n, a.
psr barrel, or the Pas'umpsio or Cheshire h
81 % per barrel, " greatly increases the yield
rIprns the crop frhm tyo 20 thre' weeks earle,
an expense ofir ss to a per acre, aud With ~
little labor, VI
A Pamphlet, c, ptsining all the Information
css.srv, with Iet'trs from Horace ur~s'.y D,,a
Webster, aud huhdIeds Of farmers who h,yr n.y.
il extensively y az MANY YEAss, may be hsd m,
by adnresi ga letter ss above or to the subscr,.,
A discount to the Trade -
kLI CHITrtNDrN, Fso
who IL oar General Agent Basna.tob' y
JAMES G., FkFNCp Mon'peli, W.
Nj ID Halt, VrrIgUles, VT gp.,,
j, NJ, &c. q. FRI NCti, Barre, VI. A,ns
&. A. MAXHAM, Roy Atom, VI
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06
,NllEAP COFFEEl
,H,nE nARrENRD COMMERCE.

l. INSTITUTION y IrI lroRY CouSrIss Rua
e. uungeriord 4 Cn.rs Hh OK, -odth side Sa
Huu,el + tNbh,h-d Ia 1859 By 7. " AANNql
sud G. X. ELLENW,OD
hi, INTUITION l. designed so give bOy sd
Young Men q thorough bus Iess education, to HI
th, without loss of time and AT The least exp-ss
or the store AID counting room. No olsss sy,tsl
Each puril taught separately, thoroughly and no
ticslly, renmanship, HOOK Keeping, COmmsras
A rithmetio and Correspondents, EloostiOn, and d
French Language Studens helped to smye
IN eut. Good board may be Obtsinsd tor g V
week for pupils attending the Institute from n
country. 4LN
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06
7 OST.

Ia the ueigi bnrhood ot Center Rutland on nm.
day lat, dark Victorine. The hnder VII Ve s,r
a ~ rewarded by leaving it at the hons. OF 81,
uei Griggs Center Rutlsud, or at the Hersla s a
Rutland, Feb. 9, ls62 ep"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06
MEETING OF SONS CT VERMONT

A permanent Organiza',on - The Preparations
tor he Receptio" of the coming Regiments.
A largely attended moe:rus of the Sons Of
Vermont, resident in NJ York, waI held
yesterd " everiog at the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
fr the purpose OF mixing preparations for
The reception of the Seventh and Eighth
Regiments from tn SAFE. Tie meeting
was called tn>2rder by Col. Howe, and f. w.
S,ouphton. a., wa, a"p iHted Chairman,
and Geo II. thompson, Eq, az Secretary.
Col. Howe then stated the Object Ct the
meeting. and read the follow;ng letter from
Gov. Holnrook, of Vermont, IN regard to the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06
March 4.
N 0 T ICE.

All persons ind.bt I'D re he Estate of the ~
CHAkLEi BURT, srs r-qsesied TO settle the ss
immediately or cost will be made.
j. e.. EDDY.
Administrator Of sstaia h
Rutland. VT, March 8, 1879. la7v
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06

We are sorry 10 announce that the part
Of The Vermont Governors letter m ,rked by
stars are contrabsnd (D in the loyal North
under the despo'ic edict from McClellan's
headquarters. and therefore cannot be pub.
lished.-EDs. MERcURY,1
Mr. l.. VI. Bates wished TO know whether
the meeting was to be confined 10 the ar
range ents 70 the reception of,he regiments,
or whether the pr'j ct tor a permanent or
ganiz,tion would be considered.
Dr.. Horace Green, DIR. Parme,ec. Chas. A.
Abbott. Judge Culver. Messrs. Pane and
Miles expressed their views in favor of Or
ganizing permanent asso, iatien similar to
the Sons of Connecticut and Massachusetts,.
A list OF names OF the Sons of Vermont
resident in this city, containing some three
hundre Of our most prominent citizens, was
presented to the meeting.
Dr. JAS w. Ranney then moved that a
cornit'ee Of five be Appointed to adopt
plan for permanent organization.
Judge Culver thought that a provisional
organization ought TO be made at once. and
steps taken to complete tie organization at
some future period.
The original motion was carried
The following gentlemen were then ap-
pointed: DR.. james W. R,nney, Dr.. Horace
Web-ter, X. +. Andrews. Joseph d. Culver,
DR.. Horace Green, and f. W. Stoughton.
After an absence Of some fifteen minu.e.,
the Committee on organization reported thai,
to the present off GERS of the meeting be added
two Vice-P Presidents, Corr-sp, nding Sec
rotary, and a Treasurer, to hold office until
the Annual meet nc Of the Sons of Vermont,
to be decided upon hereafter.
The report was accepted, and Dr.. Webster
waiapponred first Wee President, D.. Parme-
lee as second Vice President. Judge Culver
was appointed as Corresponding Secretary,
and John Payne, Esq, as Treasurer.
The time for the annual meeting OF the Or
ganization was left 10 be fixed by the of.
fcers. a committee of three, consisting of
DR.. Grsen, Judge Culver, and II. NJ. Rug
giles, was appointed Tor the purpose OF framing
a constitution and bylaws for the permanent
constitution.
DIR Parmelee then moved that committee
of fifteen be appointed for the purpose of col
lecting list OF all Vermonters in the city.
The motion was adopted AMI the foll, wig
gentlemen appointed DIR. Parmele., C. ii.
Dewey, E. A. Stanshury, William Niles,
Peter Starr. Levi NJ. Rates. John ii. Ilod-
ges, II. J. R., mond, Wm. +. Blodpett, Mi.
POLLEN, Professor b, n-dict, Warren Leland.
Geo. NJ. Boyce, j.. 5. Rond, and - Blodyett.
A company Of hive Vas appointed for the
reception OF the Vermont Regiments, cor
sisting Of Col. Frank T.. Howe, DR.. Parm.-
lee. Mr.. Paine, Mr.. Andrews, Air. Russ.es
and Z. w. Stoughtor-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-06
1 PunLIc-Nn lR1

UHLIC-NO, II.
AN ACT authorizing tue SECRETARY OF the In .erior
TO 1t rIke from the pen'ion rolls the names of uch
yer on as have taken up arms agsiu-t tho Govern
ment, or who may have in any manner encour.
aged the rebels.
B. is enacted, &C.,
Thai the se,'etTy of the In'erior be and he il
hereby aut hOr d aud directed TO strike from the
pension oils III names of ali SUCH persons az have
OF NAV hereafter ttse up arms against the Govern.
msht OF tbs Unied ats, Or who have in sny man.
ner tncour eed the reb Els msnif,s ed symps tly
With 'her os"e.
Approved Feb 4, 1S>2.
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N OF | G Il
lire FIRE IL IRE!

viii be sod at Auction, a. the Csurt Hour,
10 O'Clock, WEDNESDAY, april. ID. 1859;
Ruttoa Fire Engine, IN GOD oRpss.
Crank do do.
by the Trustees Of Rutland village.
&. KINGSLEY, Clss
Rutland, Vt Marc 8, 1889