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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-10-02
ENGAGEMENT AT sHEPARDSTOWN
Our Troops Victorious
Death Of Gen. Rod M an

.... Providence, Oct l
Gen Rodman died on Monday night in
house not far from Hagerstown of the wound
receiv I'd in the battle of Antietam.
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Albany, Oct. |

Gov. Morgan has issued proclamation
setting apart the twenty -seventh day of No
vember next as day of thanksgiving and
PRAYER.
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FIFTY. DOLLARS REWARD !!

STOLEN. from the subscriber on Saturday even
ing, about Q O'Clock, Q SPAN OF BAY NAkE8,
Wagon, Harnesses and Buaaloes. Said property VS.
taken stolsB, from the sheds ofths Baptif Meeting
House, Rutland. Sad Mares had black name and
tails, with email white Star in their forshsads and
locked very much alike, and would weigh about oee
or go lbs. each, yellow trimmed harnesses, Light
double wagon, steel spring. and painted green.
whoever will give information concerning eithsf
the property or thief shall be literally rewarded.
Address c. n. FIELD, sheriff. Rutland, or
NICHOLS n. P0WERS,
Sept 2sdIw Clrsndea,vt
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Lees Array nearly exhausted and must
Retreat.
Washington, Oct. L.
Special TO Post:
Col. John Cochrane arrived to day from
Harper's Ferry. He expresses the opinion
that Lees army is nearly exhausted and
must retreat.
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NOTICE.-Came into the enclosure Of
~ the subscriber on the 27th day of September,
1852, q Dark Bay Horse with black name and tail ;
should Judge would weigh .bout 900 pounds Said
horse has three four white spots upon the bAck,
caused by the chatting of harness should think.
The owner Is requested to pay charges and take said
property away Said horse can BE- found at Mrs. T.
h. Cropmans, near the Clarendon Post Once:
LEWIS N. Waikiki.
Clarendon, Sept. 20, 1852. 40;wSws
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From McClellan's Army
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NOTICE. An application will be made
IN to the Legislature Of this State at its next ession
Railroad Company, or its assigns, to abandon an
the Road OF said Company south of Castetoa, and
to consolidate the remaining portion with the R9t-
land and whitehall Railroad Company, or any on.
.r company that MAJ II ahartaTsd to build Q HaAS-
road connecting Rutland with Lake Canpiain.
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NOTICE is hereby given that an appli-
1 \ cation will be made at the next session OF the
Legislature of this State for the charter OF .
Railroad Company, Ter the purpose of constructing
Railroad from some point in the towns OF Poult.
ney or Castleton through the towns of Fairhaveu
and Benson to some point on Lake Champlais.
Fa rhaven, Aug, IS 1859
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From n lew Orleans.
The national Republican., 1862-03-13
Ancient Documents from sscosh.

At tho present time overy thing from that
mythical land called Dixie Ia interesting to the
public, and we therefore publish the following
ancient and interesting document, captured in
tho land Of secesh. by the Union troops. Tho
annexed paper Is a transcript Of the original
marriage bond, issued by the county court Of
Fairfax, uniting DR.. Tobias Lear Zone Of the
physicians in attendance upon Con. Washing.
ion during his last illness) with Miss Frances
Washington, the generals niece. The bonds
man, DR.. Lewis Triplett, was ono OF tho most
eminent physioians in Virginia at the timo:
RnoD all men by these Presents:
That wo, Tobias Lear and Lewis Triplo,t,
xre held aud firmly bound unto Robert Brooke,
ESQ. Governor of Virginia, and 10 his success
sors In office, in tho full and just sum Of El50, to
the payment whereof we'll and truly to be made,
we bind ourselves, our hoirs, executors, and
administrators. Jointly and severally firmly By
these presents. Sealed with our seals and
dated this 2Tth day Of July, l70j.
The condition Of the above obligation Ia such
hat whereas there this day issued a lconse
for u marriage between Tobias Lear and Fran.
ces Washington, now If thero IL no lawful cause
TO Obstruct tho said marriage, then the above
obligation TO he void, else to remain in full force
and virtue.
(Sgned) TOBIAS LEAH, (Seall
(Signed) LEWIS TRIrLErr, tSeal.]
The national Republican., 1862-03-13
Suprsmo S,Ourt.

TUESDAY. March u.--On motion Of Hon. G.
Gushing, John A. Poor. ESQ.,, Of Maine, and
Thomas n. Russell. Jr., Esq, of Massac husotts,
we're admitted attorneys and c"unsellors of this
court.
On motion of J. NJ. Carlisle. Esq, Benjsmin
=. Rexiord, Esq, Of New York, was admitted
an attorney and counsellor Of this court.
No. sol. The City of Pittsburgh, plaintiffs in
error. vs.. Edwin A. Oelrichs ct al In orror to
The circuit court of the United States for the
western district of Pennsylvania. On motion
Of Mr.. }. II. Bradley, this cause was dockoted
aud dismissed, with costs.
No. le7. John X. Motiitt, plaintiff in error, vs.
Abraham Gaar et al. This cause was submit.
ted to the confederation OF tho court on the
record and printed arguments By Messrs. Loe
and Fisher for tho plaintiff in orror, and by
Mr.. StanJery for the defendants in error.
No. 10. John A. Washington et al, plaintiffs
IN error, vs. Nahlon d. Ogden, trustee Of the
Chicago Land Company. The argument OF this
cause was commenced by Mr.. wylie for the
plaintiff, in error, and continued by Mr. Car.
lislo for the defendants in error.
The national Republican., 1862-03-13
street Quadrilies.

1t is sometimes quite amusing to observe the
exertiOns which are made and the difficulties
encountered in crossing some Of t~r most
crowded thoroughiarss; for instance, Pennsyl.
yania avenue at its Intersection with Seventh
street. Quilp, who goes to dancing school, and
consequently has his head full of II, describes
the scene az follows: First gentleman and lady ,
forward and baCk-Government agons, right
and leit--music by Canterbury band-second
gentleman forward, gets his loot in the mud
right about-loses his best beaver, curses till
the air is blue, and then returns 10 the rear
omnbuses up and down the middle--citzens
and soldiers all promenade, &c.
Now, In all sincerity, lot US give street pedes.
trians a piece Of advice which may be of ser.
vice. In crossing crowded streets, neoer hurry.
10 us calmly and deliberately rs II you were
promenading "verdant nelds or Towering
meads," and you will Cross quicker, easier,
and not he AZ likely to meet with mishaps, M
your nervous, fussy man cr woman. Take our
advice, which lie the result Of the experience
and observation of a lifetime in a crowded city
The national Republican., 1862-03-13
hIsEAsEs OF THE THROAT AND
In LUNGS.
A CARD.

DIR ROBERT HUHIER, oi New Yrrk, Editor
OF the New York Journal Of Diseases Of the Ch'st
Sc., has arrived In Washington for lhe purpose If
treat pg Bronchial and Pulmonary Dlsccses, to
which branch Of bi profession lis practice IL ercla-
sisly contincd.
Dr. HupTrR's visit Is deNialely limited to three
weeks. and il only made TO afford tho afflicted with
the diseases embraced In |, speciality--Cltarrh,
Bronchitis Ashma, and Conumpiiou-an opportu'
nity to submit their casts to him IN PERSON
DR., IL. L. the founder / the Inhalation System Of
Practice by which medicines for tho OF disc
OF the Throat and Lungs are applied directly to the
affect d parts In the form ofvapOr. by this treat
nent Asthma aud Bronchitis ra, idly cured, aud
even Consumption, which has 90 long bafisd the
skill of the IN ut learned physicians and proved ut
tery tGcurnble under cod liver oil '"cOuntsr irT
tatiop, ;" aud the various Cough Sirups" !" Bal
tans, aod other quaOki.h nostrums taken by the To-
ina cldg readily to the healing influence Of warm
msdiGated vapor daily applied TO the affected parts
In the city Of New York tho deaths from oonsump.
tion have dimini'hsd more than u thousand a year
siuoe the Introduction Of this practice No other
form Of medication gives the patient the slighte-t
chance Of cure. The ut Of the disease can only be
reached by Inhalation md without 1t Ia reached not
oue patiebt out OF a thousand will be saved, This
tru h ought to be written In tteIs Of gold,
Dr. Huntors rooms are at No, 100 Pennsylvania
avenue second door below fifteenth street south
sids
Hours from 10 q. III, to 0 p. N.
WAsHIsGToa, March II, 1851 may l3-tt
The national Republican., 1862-03-13
The Iudian Herb Doctor,

From Canada, will describe diseases and tell hk
patients the nature VI their complaints or
illness, without receiving ai,y IN.
formation from them.
No CAary> for Cdpsultntion or Adrics
OUR MOTTO.
We use such Balms rs have DO strife
With Nature or the Laws Of Life:
With Blood our hands we never ttaiu
Nor poleen men to ease their pain.
Our Father whom all goodness fills,
Provides the means TO cure oil ILL;
The Simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve our pain complete.
A ample Herb, q simple Flower,
Guild from the dewy Lea
Tliese, these shall speak with touching power
Of change and health to thee.
Rom No IL, washi-g!oa Building, Pcnnsylvs.
mia avenue, corner Of Seventh street.
No charge for Consultation. jan1l-sm
Canadian references Of The Indian Herb Doctor:
Sir 4. Heads. Governor ot Canada; lion. lily.
Sterus, Mayor of Montreal. C. T.; Hon Geo Hall
Mayor Of Quebec, g. y Hon Jcha Hutchinson
Mayor Of Toronto, C. W; Hon, J D. Robinson
Hon james Cummings, Mayor of Hamilton. G. W.
Hon. W. Matthews, Mayor Of Brantford, e. W.
Hen. W Barker, Mayor Of London. y. W; W. Saw
aga, late Col Of Artillery; II. ?. Dwight, Supt. o.
Mont' cal Telegraph j. Taylor, Justice Of the Peace
Toronto, g. W Il. II. Crook, Aldernan, Toronto
c. W; UrqubsrF, Surgeon, Toronto, =. W.
rnar
The national Republican., 1862-03-13
nATENT OFFICE BUsINEss.
Soldiers Pensions & Bounties.
SO.NES y ALEXANDER.

The undersigned have entered into co partner
ship, as ATiORNIES and SOLICITORS, for the
procuring Of PATENTS, and all other kinds Of
business, at the Patent Ohioe
Especial attention will be given TO rejected appli
cstions to extensions and opposition TO extensions
and to taking and preparing evidence and argu
Inents In interference cases.
The undersigned will also attend 10 obtaining
PENSIONS and BOUNTlES for Soldiers serving
during the present and previous wars, and to the
prosecution generally Of all similar cllsses OF busi
ness with the Government
Once corner Of seventh and = streets, opposite
tho Patent Office. DANIEL y. SOMES,
q. NJ, ALEXANDER,
wAsuIsGTos, March 10, 1869. mar l2-d&wtf
The national Republican., 1862-03-13
PriYate lheairlcRlA.

For several years the Queen Of England has
been giving, under the artistical superinten.
ienCe Of hr. Charlea Kean, private theatrical
eIte ertainments III Windsor Castle. Her much
esteemed representative here, Lord Lyons, fol.
lowing her iaudable example, con mences, wo
understand, a sirnilar series at tho Ambassado.
rial Mansion, Oh Wednesday evening. Many
mechanics and artists Will be substantially
benefited BY his Lordship's welknown taste
and princely expenditure in such matters.
The national Republican., 1862-03-13

F1SuIS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
! scriber haiti obtained from the Orphan q Court
OF aihipgton county, 10 The District oi Cslumbis
lttters Of administrator the personal estate OF
James IL Fleet, late Of Washington county utore.
said, deoeosed All persons having claims pg glinst
the said deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber,
on or before the twenty fifth day of February next
they may otherwise by law be excluded from ali
benefit oi the said estate
Given under my hand this twenty. tiith day of
February, 1852.
HERMIONE {. FLEET,
feb 20--law3wt Administrative.
The national Republican., 1862-03-13
Fatal hCCid cnt.

Yesterday morning, Mr.. Joseph Lynch, a car.
penter, who had been NJ work all night at the
navy yard, was going 10 his home, taking the
route by the canal side. When near the brick
bridge over the canal no was seized with u
spasm, to which he was subject, and fell over
the bank. and died by strap3ng, about eight
%crosR: ne wSS very 'emPer"ne man. ana
siding in Baltimore.
The national Republican., 1862-03-13
Am usesllents

CANTERBURY. new company is received
with great favor each successive night. Miss
Fowler Ia the pcrsonidcation Of grace and
beauty, and Miss Mortimer entrances the audi
enCe with her sentimental and comic melodies.
The Deevantes are decidedly two of tae very
best gymnists whom VIC have ever seen.
MuRDocn's REApiEos.---The solect readings Of
Mr.. ]. Z. Murdoch, which are much admired
and have attracted large audiences in the
Northern cities, will come OF at Willard Hall
this evening. SEQ advertisement for par,icu.
lars,
The national Republican., 1862-03-13

RyGMEEN & WILLIAMS. 4 uctior.s, =.
- TRUSTEES EALF OF HOUSE AND LOT
EASi OF THE CAPITOL, At AUCTION On
MONDAY the Hth day oi April 1867, 1 hall sell
In irJnt Of the premises, ~ o'clock ,p .by virtue
OF q deed Of { ust to the sabscri er and duly ~
corded In Liber J A $ No Ia tolios ils Is,i Al
and taa, one Of The Land re- oids ,or Washing on
county IN tn. DtttiCt OF Columbia, tie tollo w!ug
lam.d property lying and bnirg iu thu ai'y u Wa b.
it gton District afor said wet part o. lot mum
bered eleven H. In .Qu irs numbered tea hubdro
aho ven u ,OolJ having front ot IoIty two i,tt
nine inches (.2 feet 9iGoLss.l or less on north
+, between Twelfth aod Thirteenth stTsets, eat
running back to an alley l1j feet, more or les- TO-
y-'h.r with the improvements, which are . dwell
ling hous- &C.
1.Has or SALE will re one. half cssh, bali &c
IN six and twelve moRtha he purchss to give TO
iJr tue oeeIT red payineEts lea nirr,ht irou Jay
oi sale, a conveyaucipg at the cist OF the pur hs
ser tbe cash Payment will be i.pui ed 10 b., nd
down, when the property l. knocked OF, aud Il not
paid dowb, the property vii he Thea aud there
again put up and ,old to the hig lest oder that wilt
conpi' and ihe whole te rms bot led xiih
IN nve vs. the trustee the right TO ie.seii
he properly at tHe ri K and cost ~ thT dlioQuept
pure rhsseI, by advertising he same three day ., in
tn. Republican paper.
W. CRIPps Trustee.
GREEN Il WILLIAMS,
Al tOHeeru
mlr lS-faWNds
The national Republican., 1862-03-13
Central Guard House,

Complaint has been made Of i'll treatment or
improper detention OF certain prisoners IN the
central guard house. The authorities have
been appealed to, and Il resolution on this sub.
ect was introduced into tho House Of Repre-.
sentatyes yesterday by the Hon. John +, Pot.
ter. We presume an investigation into the
facts Of tho case WILDE made Al once,
The national Republican., 1862-03-13
Justice 70 DR.. 4 lnblsty.

Dr. Tumbloty complains Of insccuracy In
one point in his libel case yesterday. He Says
Il was net true that he failed to establish the
fact OF malicious libel" for want of wit.
nesses. He asserts he had witnesses In abun.
dance, but did not produce than because Mr..
Percival WAS u render ample satisfaction by
engag ing to make no use OF the Doctors name
in future. And % that point the Doctor desires
To- hr 80, right,
The national Republican., 1862-03-13
HIaNsaln the pislricf.

bill is now pending in the House of Repre.
sentatives for the relief Of persons held to
service or labor in the District of Columbia"
This Is now tayorite, though circumlocutory,
way Of mentioning that abominsble institution,
which is 80 far regarded AS a disgrace TO us, by
our own citizens, that we do not like TO even
speak the name Of the institution in connection
with our city. We have not seen the bill re.
lerred to, but presume il is intended to put a
stop TO that system of negro.catching which
was 30 thoroughly shown up in our columns {,
few davs since
The national Republican., 1862-03-13
TIA l.aAaaa.

God bless thom made 4 DIR appearance on
the Avenue yesterday 10 throngs. The delight.
full weather, for the past tew days, has caused
these long pent.up /" orestures" to make their
appearance, and the various thoroughMret
have reapod d rich harvest of sunny facos,
bright smiles, and tho allimportant "pocke,
full of hn."
The national Republican., 1862-03-13
Anniversary A y Meeting.

The anniversary orthe establishment Of the
Daily Union Prayer Meeting WAS celebrated In
this city last Monday, by meeting OF all the
religious denominations At the Lutheran
Church. Interesting religious exercises were
held during the day, under the direction of tho
various clergymen in the city; and a series of
meetings are held each night during this week
at the above named church.
The national Republican., 1862-03-13
Duet,

Either mud Ur dust seems 10 be the fated
portion of the residents, pedestrians and eques.
trans Of our city. So sudden has the change
been from wallowing, knee deep, in the mud,
TO being cup to the eyes" in dust, that We can
hardly realize by what process the Transition
has taken place. Arc we not to have some
sysism Of sireet.waterlng this season!
The national Republican., 1862-03-13
Color.d Residents of this city.

Many Of the people Of color in Washington
have bought themselves out Of slavery; large
amount Of real estate Is owned by them; beg
gars arc rare among them; criminals are fewer
among them, the degree Of education oonsid-
cred, than among any other class Of people |;
their churches arc largo and well sustained |;
their schools are At this moment increasing In
number and interest.
The national Republican., 1862-03-13
LOCAL NEWS.
To Advsrsissfs.

Nearly 10 thousand copies Of The Repssb.
Roan are circulated among tho floating popuia.
lion every day, besides thslargs number served
70 regular Subscribers. Advcritsers will take
nots accordingly. a.
The national Republican., 1862-03-13
India Ru bber Goods,

Rubber blankets tor Soldiers. 81. .26 each.
rubber Poucl,os and Blankets combined, $3.50
eAch.
india Rubber Coats, white and black, s2.bo essh.
India Rubber Lcgg,ns, 81 pee pair.
And all kinds Rubber Goods-including Rubber
Boo.a and Shoes, Rubber Stoppsrs for Bottles, Door
Mat. under.hssting Tor Bed. IN sicknsss Ss S'' ut
India Rubber Warehouse,
3OB Pennsylvania avenue,
deo la--A Ret Ninth and Tenth sts.
The national Republican., 1862-03-13
r EONARD SCOTT h CO.'S
IL REPRINT OFTHE
BRITISH REVIEWS
BLAcKwooD'Ss;' S MAGAZINE!

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q The North niiti.h Roylsw, (FIss Church,
bhs BseSNsod wss%ni:aia Esiabssss xsys
political Parsls. d Great Sis' Tory: sd md
Organs Of hs most U %rlst, shs,
on Science, Literature, Morality, and Religion, they
stand, ~ tlsy ever have stood, unriyallsd in tho
the scholar and the professional man, while to tss in
tellisent reader Of every class they furnish more
correct and satisfactory record Of The eurs.at tera
possibly obtained from any other source
NEW VOLUMES OF THE
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hands Of subscribers about as soon as the original
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price will be allowed TO Clubs ordering four or more
copies OF any one or more Of the above works Thus
Four copies Of Backwood, or Of one Review will be
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noy2s No. - Gold st., New York.
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Ths Bienkcr Hospital.

The number of sick remaining at the Blenker
Division Hospital yesterday was one hundred
and five. No deaths have occurred there for
two weeks. Farmers in the vicinity Of Hun.
ter's Chapel are building fences and resuming
their former pursuits. J
The national Republican., 1862-03-13

7 AEAYETTE INsTITUTE-As SCHOOL for
IL Young Ladies' and Misses.
Pupils received at uny time.
Reference Is respectfully made to the resident cler'
gymen OF the city
street, bo'es<n 7AirtsanA and Fourteenth streets,
feb l2-lmW6S (Chroniolel
The national Republican., 1862-03-13

ATIf you wish TO yet q good Carte dc
visete, 60 to the Mcclellan Photogr aph and Ambro
type Gallery, $40 Seventh strs OF, doors above D.
The national Republican., 1862-03-13
Gen. Fieming's Wonderful Destructive
shell Exhibitlom,

South of the Presidents Mansion, on Thursday
evening noSt, at 8 O'Clock precisely.
This Ia ono of The greatest discoveries Of the
age, showing at r glance Its destructive ell.
cienoy, used In sea or land warfare. &.
The President, heads Of Departments, Sena.
tors, rnombers of Congress, Ministers Of Foreign
Legations, Secretaries, &c., are expected there,
with reporters of Senate and HCuse, and also Of
the city pross, with little million of good
Union ladies'. All are cordially invited To help
glorify our lAto victories. IT,
The national Republican., 1862-03-13
whit.hurst, No. a34 Penn. Avsnu

~hHeuuTsts NOs SoH Hsuhs hNsnuss
Ia selling original Ca'tes De uisite photographs
OF Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool. Banks, Ere.
mont. Butler, and others. Our likeness Of
Mcclellan Ia the latest published, and In con.
sidsred the best In existence. Sec Our photo.
distinguished men. Attention Of military men
10 called to our full length lattsrtypes. for send
lnx by mall. doc u
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Corns, Ruu,on,, oa,osities,

Chiiblans, Frosted Feet Bad Malta Enlarged Joints,
and all diseases OF the Feet cured without pain BY
DIR. WHITE, SURGEON CHIRor oDIsr,
i9S Ptpnsylvania Avenue, between a.. and 9th Sta.
Room No. 7, sec Jtd floor
Once hours from L. IN 10 p. m
~ Calls mpde at private residence, when6esired
The national Republican., 1862-03-13

Rf DHEL ~ wlI.,.iAms. n,LioE.srt.
- GOVERN ENT SALE OF sUBSfSrE NCE
SrOhL- -.hu IL rs Al ;Dc 1sIh March, "e hall
sci, ~ trout OuT Sf"re No at corner SsNe III
sod street,, 4, 10 C'G.Vk u. IN the following ar
!i..es, liz
5".g lts Bacon, I.llb Ham
SO lbs Mess Rolf, IS be BEEF T,pgues
100 los Mes Po'k 81 gallons u plIrses
Oh lbs Dried Avples = lbs HoUiay
Go lbs Rice, 8; lbs Or uad Cvfr.
100 lbs spliI Pea, l"h Lushsis Beans
$50 lbs Green Coffee
Terms each
GREEN WILLIAMS,
mar l.-d AuvtOIeers.
The national Republican., 1862-03-13

HSrTh. Mcclellan Phi osog aph and AM
brotype Gallery. $40 Seventh street, between ID and
L, Washington, d c. Pictures mailed free of charge
| to your friends